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int uiuuui oiAiaaiAJN, jsjuen, Oreffon, Friday fliormnft necemoer iwa
Willamina Union
Decision Reached
Court's Opinioin Paves Way
for Construction of
Schoolhouse ;
WILLAMINA-fDeflnite word
was receiyed here Wednesday
that Judge Earl Latourette has
handed down decision in faror
of union high school district No.
7 in the action : brought against
the union high 'school board to
prove legality of the newly
formed district, j which has been
Mtterly contested.
Construction of the "new union
high school bull ding win start
before January 1.
CiTlc Club Entertains
i The cirlc club gare Jt party
on Tuesday night honoring the
faeulty members of both the high
and the grade schools of Willa
mina. Husbands of club member
also were invited, with' about
60 present. The hostesses wen
Mrs. Ted Gillespie, Mrs. Rex
Biasell. Mrs. Fred Gillespie and
Mrs. Lyle RIggs. f
Negotiate Expropriation Case
WCTU Meets Today
i- WOODBCRN The Woodburn
WCTU will meet Friday at 2:30
p. m. at the home of Mrs. C. J.
Rice on. East Cleveland street. The
annual 'Christmas box xrill be sent
to the children's farm home at
Corvaills. Those having donations
are asked to leave them at the
home of .Mrs. Carrie Young.
v.:pN..LpyE THE
FULLFLOROE
MJB's RICHER ROAST
Butut'nbavtMJB
again ttmigbtl
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finest coffees guaranteed to
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It takes the finer, richer flavor
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The world's finest coffees are "
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blended yirt blended green,
and then blended again after
months of ageing. Thus a per-
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M-J-B Coffee Is guaranteed to
make the best coffee you ever
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refunded.
fed fusion of all MJB's flavor
factors is developed in the
roasting.
The result a a richer roast
of. coffee -so much finer in
flavor that everyone will be
pleised wirh the taste. Try
M-J-B and see.
THI COFFEE WITH THE
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Representing the United States, Lawrence L. Lawson (left) is met in
Mexico City by Gustavo P. Serrano, Mexican representative. They will
negotiate en the joint agrarian claims for an indemnity settlement of
properties recently expropriated in Mexico.
orders. He was then In his I Oth
year, and had been in. the navy
more than 4 year. April 17,
1811, the Virginia, convention
passed its order of secession, and
it became necessary for Farragut,
living in a Virginian city, to
choose between the state and the
nation. Next evening he left for
the North. The navy department
ordered Commander D. D. Porter
to visit Farragut and sound him
out. The Union cause required a
leader big and brave enough to
open the Mississippi.
December 21, official Wash
ington chose Farragut as the man
above any other for the task;
on that date ordered him to
undertake tn capture of New
Orleans. Jan. 9, 1862, he was
formally appointed to the com
mand of the West Gulf blockad
ing squadron. Feb. 2, 1862, Frr
ragut sailed from Hampton
Roads in the steam sloop Hart
ford, his flagthip.
(Continued tomorrow.)
Sage of Salem
- Speculates
By D. H. TALMADGE
(Continued From Page 6)
than the eye anfl mind of man,
but the eye and mind will prob
ably catch up presently. They al
most always do.
Mits ffir IBireakfasit
By R. J. HENDRICKS
. (Continued From Page 6)
spoke French, Italian, Spanish
and Arabic. In 1826, while living
in New Haven, he attended lec
tures of professors at Yale col
lege and later of those at the
Smithsonian Institution; be was
the chief historian of the . old
navy.
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At 21, Farragut was acting
lieutenant of the brig Spark. He
passed 22nd in a class of 53 in
1821; in 1822 cruised on the
John Adams, and the two fol
lowing years was with Comman
der Porter suppressing piracy in
the West Indies; first ordered to
the Grey Hound, commanded by
his brother; later, executive of
ficer of the Sea Gull, flagship
of the fleet,, and for a time com
mander of the Ferret his first
command of a naval vessel. He
learned from the tactics of the
wily pirates lessons - to become
useful to his country in the Civil
war.
S
A good deal of his time in the
three decades preceding the Civil
war, when not engaged at sea,
Farragut spent at home, Nor
folk, Virginia, having married
March 24, 1823, and in '25 hav
ing been advanced to the rank
of lieutenant. One of his ft it
commands thereafter was on the
Brandy wine, which in 1825 re
turned Lafayette (and Bonne
ville). to France, after their great
tour of the country Lafayette
had helped to make tree.
He was oft Brazil with the
sloop Vandalia in 1829-30, at
Charleston with the sloop
Natchez in '33, to support the
federal government in its dispute
"Eddie" Lewis, lessee and man
ager of Portland's recently opened
burlesque theatre, was in the old
home town Tuesday. Says the
new venture is doing all right.
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Corner North Commercial & Chemeketa Sis. Phone 7335
It's Our Business to Save Yon Money on Foods .
SUGAR
10 lbs. .....:...-53C
100 &8 05.09
CORNFLAKES
Albers or KHlogg'a
pkgs. J
17C
JELL POWDER
Assorted Flavors
3
pkgs.
14c
SHORTENING
lb.
Pkf.
39C
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
Ter-Sun No. 2 .
cans -.:....
MACARONI
SPAGHETTI
RED BEANS
WHITE BEANS
lbs..
19c
FLOUR
TVe save yon money on flour.
- ' Fanner Joe hard
4Mb. bag.
Highland Chief, a very fine
Kitchen Queen, f tin
O-lb, bag.; V
Usher's Blend, f o
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Fresh Candies for
Everyone
Another ton shipment
just arrived.
Satin Mix
A pure candy.
Assorted Creamy
Chocolate Props
Cream Candy
That is not hard but creamy.
Orange Slices
Fresh and good.
Giant Gums
Assorted flavors, soft
and good.
Jumbo Candy Beans
Fresh and. good.
IOC
lb.
Special price on Quantity
purchases for churches,
schools, etc
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Peanuts
Fresh rotated.- JQg
PEANUT BUTTER
;A new SOQ-Id. drum
lb.
27C
NUCOA
AJlbs..
37c
CHEESE
Full cream, "
lb. :
I5c
SNOWDRIFT
J cans . 52c
POTATOES
Klamath Falls Net- Ara
ted Gems. SO lbs... QZ?
CRACKERS
Salted Wafers
21b.
box
18c
HONEY
51b.
pails
39c
Deviled Meat
'a
3 for.: .... ioc
COFFEE
2Qc
M.J.B., Hills Bros.,
ShiUing'a. lb..
PEARSON'S
MONEY SAVERS
Special, lb. ......I5C
Best, lb....
KARO
10 lbs.
blue ....
67C
TABLE QUEEN
Salad Dressing,' Hff
Spread, ejts.. ...... iwV
Rinso or Oxydol
. 2Sc
: Large
paekage
j Crystal White Soap
10bar. 29C
Sanlca or Kafee Hag
Lb.
cans .
35c
PAY CASH AT PEARSON'S
with the nullifiers; in Mexican
waters on the schooner Erie ' 1
1838, to protect American Inter
ests in the trouble between
France and Mexico.
m
' That was his last sea duty in
the ' lieutenant's grade. He was
executive officer of the ship of
the line Delaware at the Brazil
station in 1842, and on this sta
tion was assigned to the sloop of
war Decatur. In 1847 he was
ordered to the command of the
sloop Saratoga to help with the
Mexican war. Here his familiar
ity with the Spanish language
was valued. In 1850-52, Farra
gut was employed in New York
and Norfolk ordnance duties, and
with others drew up a book of
ordnance regulations (1854), en
titled "Experiments to Ascertain
Strength and Endurance of Navy
Guns."
"In August, 1854, he was or
dered to proceed Co the west
coast and establish a navy yard
at Mare Island, a task of consid
erable difficulty, and of some pri
vations ON ACCOUNT OF PRIM
ITIVE LIVING CONDITIONS.
While in California, on Sept. 14,
1855, he was commissioned cap
tain. At the end of four years
he returned east by way of the
Isthmus of Panama, and soon
after his arrival was ordered to
take command of the sloop
Brooklyn and proceed to Mex
ico, 'then in the throes of one
of its periodical revolutios. "
(The quoted words (not the
capital letters) arefrom the Dic
tionary of Biography.)
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The winter of 1860-61 Farra
gut spent at Norfolk on waiting
Something is forever peeping
coyly up at us in this region. Just
at present it is angleworms. Lat
er they will go down so far that
even a healthy, vixorous boy al
most exhausts himself in digging
one out. And usually the one he
succeeds in securing is so anemic
that the fish turn up their noses
at it. Shortly after Christmas
unless the unexpected happens,
which it may, being always more
or less expected violets will be
peeping coyly up.
This earth was conceived in
great wisdom. Everything has
been provided to meet the require
ments of the exalted in spirit, and
it is probable that no world in the
vast universe affords chronic
fault finders such an array of fea
tures suitable for finding fault
with.
Banquet Is Given
For Football Boys
AUMSVILLE The football
players of the local high school
county championships in the B
league this year, were honot
guests at a delightful banquet in
the school dinmg room Tuesday
night. Decorations i and motifs
were used carrying out the foot
ball spirit. j
. The beautiful victory trophy
n tk team bv
representative of the rker
store la Salem.
Short informal talks were gir
en by TV P. Otto. Raymond SteT
ens, coach of the winning team,
and by William Forrey ot the
local school board. . -
4-Ponnd Boy Arrives
ST. LOUIS Mr. and Mrs.
Ewalt Susee are the parent of
a, 4-pound boy, born Monday at
the Woodburn hospital. This is
tneir iirsi cnua.
Rlaclear 4M Club to
Pack Christmas Box
At Tuesday Meeting
MACLEAT The 4H tffib will
hold an all-day meeting Tues
day, December 13. at the grange
halL A no-host dinner will be
served, at noon with Mrs. W.
Welch and Mrs. A. Spelbring in
charge. -
In the afternoon there will be
a program and an exchange of
dime-store presents. The mem
bcrj will also pack a Christmas
box for the children's faria home
Ben Tfbbs is an easy-yoing, sunny-minded
chap. I think Ben's
mind is less disturbed by insignif
icant trifles than any other mind
I have known. A clock two hours
wrong gives the correct time, so
far as Ben cares.
When I lived in a region where
100 days without a thaw was com
mon to the winters 1 knew a spe
cies of little mouse-colored birds
that came with the cold and snow
and went away when it ended. We
called them snow birds. It sang
only one note, which of course
was not a song, and it was never,
so far as I observed, unhappy. Nor
did it ever freeze to death. Quite
a contrast to a number of robins
that gathered in the statehouse
grounds one winter after an inch
of snow had fallen soft, mushy,
snow, . almost rain. They were
gathered under the spreading
branches of an evergreen bush of
some sort, and such profanity I
never heard!
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162N.CWI. Phone 5151
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A Truck Load Light Amber
7Ltim sackSU.SO
Fisher's, Crown, Pillsbury, Drifted Snow
(ScacEiecs 2wL USs
.2 lb. Grahams 18c
SALAD
DRESSING
qt 2QC
Corn
2
2
cans
Peas...
Oysters,
can
Spinach,
Dbby's, 2Yi
Corn Kir,
pkg
cans
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!2M
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Tomatoes.. 3 for 25c
Beans, Armour's,
Beans ... 2 for 17c
Sardines,
Vi Am.:.
Sardines, y If
. drh... 3 for
Potatoes SO.wdSe
LARD Shortening
Carsten's Best, 4 f earl
10c A 37c
SUGAR MILK
10 n- 53c I 3 can..." 21c
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P.A, Velvet, Granger, Big Ben (Geo. Wash, Ib 49c)
(g3?E?ISES
Golden West
3 lbs.
lb. tin
sees
LEMONS
. Fancy Sunkist :
3 doz l... 25c
3
ORANGES
New Navels
Matches
Six
Boxe
to
Carton
14c
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Fireweed
HONEY
5 Lb.
Pail
47c
146 No. Coml. St.
Phone 4010
Film
Crown Cake Flour 1
Kitchen Queen
sack... w
Crovn Best Patent
sack ...
37c
$1.17
$1.38
MACARONI
and SPAGHETTI
In Bulk
Peaches
Rosedale Halres Size Vt
2 cans fjg(g
WALNUTS
2 lbs. grade C
FILBERTS crop
211)8 -231
MINCE MEAT
None Such
COFFEE
S. and W.
1-lb. Can Ui
2-lh.
Calumet
Baking Powder
in Bulk
Oaelb. 41
Domino
CIGARETTES
Carton Q(o)
DINTY MOORE
BEEF STEW
2 Cans ....
MeavBalls........
Bananas
ibs. 19c
. .
2 cans 29 c
Alderman's Barbanks
Potatoes
50 ibs. 49c
Kellogg
CORN FLAKES
Marshmallows
In Cellophane
One lb. 2
Idaho Small White
AIMS
BE
Neu Crop
g lbs. fl
Salad Dressing
Qt. Size .(g
Salad Spread
Qt Size g)(g
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Dry Pack
as
a
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SHORTENING
PEARL
4-lb. Carton (g
PEETS SOAP
Granulated D T y-
Large Size Z32)3Vi5
White King SoapPowder,
close-out. large jizm
23c
Del Monte Garden Peas
3 011118 SllG
Del Monte Corn
No. 303 ' ." 3 ,
whole kernel. i 3 cans
Green
Celery
2 bun. 15C
New Crop
Oranges
3dox.25c
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