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Newspaper Page TextFagft Tw6 EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE REGISTER-GUARD May 29, 1933, AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER (Published vry vvnlnv and Sunday) EDITOR AND PUBLISHER - . Alton F. Baktr MANAGING EDITOR - - - wmiaro M. Tugman NRWB SKUVICB, Associated Press, Ur.itd Preaa MKMBEK .... Audit Bureau of Circulation! Tin Roglster-Ouard'a policy U the complete and Impartial publication In Its lewi pages of all news mnd statements on news. On this page, the editors ot The Register-Guard offer tholr opinions on events of the day and matters of Importance to the com munity, endeavoring to be candid but fair, and helpful in the development of constructive community policy. EXPENSIVE WORDS THE) itory goes thatRufua CboaU one chit-ped 1200,000 tor a lejnl opIcaVn MWsfeMcV) et ttfe -', slnrWs WBil "Wo." Now iigaVn TMNieik m ortMP to Hk MteMtel ttM tmaoT sj Ufa Si)fffi ' .unw 1? fSMs. " ' R w l ajsTOs -KSEIW WJiMlrtSty lrotsWG fruesjn t ts jtofewr! f Beni(w,i to jyww KWBM(SMMaih ft MWr flBWhiaWy. k!(jHse twit? fOKWfpjaw .ftae!iBai tw tHwew flaws. . as taa.k'n a t&witHi at e ws ft , jf&t m a nttfr gHto nnKth T.r r to ternae n.? w:e Sih. ' Mi dfltiSE: ' -fiatf. eM4eft TSWWI, Hrerr, 4 a ftiBtiuta"!! .sww swa a 5swe n saw .. aft WMRMfM Wtp to WM( " ' Eft so! lords foil chesf.ed. Vacation extra ! AVV, u m enin' jr ftahln' weather in sight. the University ot Southern California, the day ot the "beautiful but dumb." 80 paaieth The "New Deal" when the game ! solitaire: Congress: "How many?" F. R.: "I'll take fifty-two cards, please." No wonder the Cubans are so tricky with that rumba. With the ground that hot under our feet we would probably prance about a bit, too. , Books are needed for the Intelligent young coal miners In Pennsylvania. 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Time vsm wrtf IV). 1 aaaV to tome big politician, bat tie "a4s" n'l tor . . anxious to be eonsptcuets tkierjji Mw ie taev usod to f. 1 " Carter Olass ssya that only "pink lemetas" ft reeded to complete the Morgan "clrcuiO" 8or men In high places are seeing "pink elephants" .. also. Gandhi expert to lire through his S weeks fast. In a world that haa aeen a lot of fasting, Gandhi's methods don't attract the attention they used to. Wall 8treet la riding a new boom. That ought to prove that the country la "atlll fundamentally Xaound" or something. t 1 1 1 4 The man who said It was too wet and cold last week waa complaining today because he had to turn' on the aprlnkler. v Gome Inquiring psychologist "tested" the shapely chorus In "Farty Second Street" and found they averagfd higher la latolllgtnce than the coeda at Sf ROCN-EI BUTCtNift NEA BmS Writer WWlaWft Mb, 29-ww.), wftfee tee inMnuM- c:K.i tim aVtovnimHi tt It foM artjvt-ii t tn inRdaM rw:sble nmewMt. SB WrSt ggt-t etfif KHoUn fitijutf alffioik ttM AMk ai1 MMiw'm Bx .AM. AFUtlHw Kit ft k ttnr ynwn r w WB nrai scaanstMip) a d iftoxt Wascla) wtioiw) ngh 4a Hf Hn m im& m eCMto tcta wWVrfii 4VW ( tWkteiimtnt s fia ag1Sit!& WD riaVM VMM ( a m tlm -1peiO aaa am tu tMannta, a Wie1ds onv Site J)n t SSWIi e 4 en. a Sr eaaaja 4ww M( May fsask 9t At. a JMfc awana Maintar tMlH On ah Ma - talliWaaaaftWt tmit)ulHm& MQMu ! Miew MKwfa.ij SMkut Mat mat ita U hasafti 9)q SMI( an te M Hthgl!t Htm dkh Mi!H a Jan eM Aa fflHQ ftetsft fame kw i4H1eH 4 ar MMHO. Sft Mi alfcnaar Sk Mamtti VMM lamtfiwMit) t ftna MNtai, a ln ' uaniMi.iiBv-.mt.iuiia! Otpv-aqww sauii awM Wat Mw ii)iJiimCT.amiaWaMMt hatcMnMli Mct lb tm rt (Mew - Wn MM ftx MM WW ms txinUB; ,simlii.i mm at tomtit sjajt ecfl tmMt aw Wwtisa e(tt, PuXh BMO t iTirelnnsi.HB ajKsirauMi ae oaaaJS! ftt wO earn a- immwtSu W a.ae tt kiMtv 4Mt eMijwiiiiMwt bm ( mc ffii sKpimmk omraMiMtaiti WlaMni ww ma e n 4Kb Ufa aMilaWWSEa gOft0IO h. HUan MHMatMHA D)H90 ta (ket euitimn aM ( eHar exrtHs. nwmi. Outmmm irtUlHsj cm iil'IHWi 4lt ft) na vna r AftW W wSt a W. 9s -Marti wrw eJWSfi.emwai tMb m hMsi , ft? ) t4 Kajwa 4e eT , (ffs)pw p) cj sj)uft ft um irtti te to- flMttffifl). Mh fficriHt WufwiaJaao tea limi Wt MTliuP' Kktx Kta tnMi Clt. tt Imto mk dsii aw oil, liiiitijr atasiaaa fitUWl e 4Mu CwJWfcn -, . Kmw dVKnt (Kna ) Mr anfM (! WHAT OTHER EDITORS THINK Star itHtwiWtw Oaaat0 . IWrfH Daw a t 4UmUI W WOTiln. miMti Manas) MMI (SUM Ua J wn am W waa o Maa M Saflwaitth a s tMH 4s NaV euanst) aa Arayl4 timt rj tw s Mse as anw MwumtM n sea nifonsiiist nwirsV SeKHi TW hiwi cms tlssae n cabal, Mnar M ''aatSnxs Mm" Waa. wa 4t iyna. ma janiawie awaa awnoa m a A r bcs amnttt mutAm MaMtsiei ftrwo seaam ew eta wri jaw xmMaMf IMsftti w attawes toeaiw 4) ut w miMmm aaotetie an 4S an nmiiin - l nimw aa unseat 4ajV a)na . djalSiaT'sSlllh ttPs SlaflHh Iael4i tSASa efSeS)s)ele asaajsBSja Mso laillp jwu. tof iliiuViiMan aWAMj nut ftm aia misii wHiaa aaaiaflienaah aesftai tv an iVyiCaW e$ flssjeifvSMfli eeusMei Vm taa wuaairaas ataar 1mU lnim B email msta)i m mh kuo, a it apw aVn rtm&, ttaaete tftat iwa. mW at kcr ewaa rs a Rna tk a k ibaatlk laaaaOf air al ar "ay AM EDITORIAi. ONl HBAWa taw IMSsta Ruxuafl AaanattM Jaoaaei ln)Bcij Ara at Bwmw MnM ano 44 ieaa) laaVaa teat i,afc4 Mew am anweox It si wfmati, kxiaaajs. Mee m aa tiuntuJO. twMkotkM) an ant Mae saaa ans essays' si lsVa ta ndr atuwhdd mi Xieav SMin PtaVanH 4Mt4a liwj.a tf Mw tvafli lima. w kvam tm smIi M MnMar hi, ar M twaimiiaMr Mar km: al VU kvW. f. rww. Man StMJ it waam t . at f a.'vaai . Ut trnr m iii4 ar i fMvaaaj. a) t) ti Ml M Ml m a f vim!, tlw I nat sanauMv tinp hjs. Mhjjn, Uw aw ti tnucatt W v itod nMOfm ctMagK kv P-:a ! r- t rtr. bra awl mn.i'mi mtMMK IxMn-a-O). r ai MMbi tt lHa! aiiwHMKa. Wll VW4wJM If tU'af i 'MJ.ailk' In the hoiv ; iv. V ( Kwwvkire beit put to brf at a rto'r Hw mil j( IMS: laae-nH proliably go to sleea by hinrfV. rrcholo(Uts recomM-ns Ant tlx f '' ' aV chil dren towanla sleep hm,l sin-ays 1 glHt. Thry should not be punlibed it st bedtime. There tnuit be no poitble snttrttlcn that wilt In duce fesr connected with the dark or with being left alone. Aisilts ihonM not dliruis before cbiMrrn their own difficulties In sleeping. Too much excitement Juit before bedtime Is likely to make sleep difficult. a For this reaion It Is extremely t 'fortunate that many modern radio programs planned lor children sre exciting mjatery itorles or detective itorles full ot warfare, shooting, exploilons sud murders mther than the t.'pe of material that will lead to a reateil mind. Authorities iiuet that the Infant from birth on. be eecuitomed to sleep in a room by himelf. Hut be should not be secluded ss to hare srtiftruil condi tions develop which are not likely to be folio, cd later in life: by thi la meant complete abieuce of sll BOiie or Us daily actiiitita ef UIa SIDE GLANCES aei-aaMaaasaa.Li.siJlli aSjaMfaor $jpiwm te Mar an awaWwa. a seataaaai t trwm taemi 4mH&wm&tvmv warn tmt& on Bmsmma sm atiuis iwase, tut lesnv s neesS. ia saaMueofci aawea w4B a leeKtt of aeon fttfft SerMQsj SaSst MSfSl BSSeeiKHS IflsAP Oef Mnme. Cutiiiwi ktcea- ir kKeer natll ost s see, rew ledaaiale ene im ana hiuaa a naM sast a aaUOaUQa1 iflv BaeUtusajs amat nMsaXnCs rSSS aSMNBSj SJSrV flsJSJspteaflB SjC6swi autiya atamiau m naadmoV stsje sad uxtaii auseisal fes jes- sMi'swasas, We wiSKawaoei m cos imBnHDmm t.a. ai mm. Jt am aananmiaji nam nW"wl!l w saw uja A kiaw vEettanar uManurtu Vob Mktt&teo uk fm iaa ln h waamul usHs mttBB!, fk at Ka4 o ptma ( ras a at asaaa sMs o)n lis sAMs. n i armaay gee waniaalii fen 'Ma krtte ts aaae aw a eaUaSasp ka nuals iftsj 44vyM ctasMSjeVsJk ajsaa aooa esas an wa 1WHaa4 ejniaasiasiKaa Ma1? Vs 4 Ma taa enafepawMI a SaSMari s aW Masai am LtaWrtM fc0 aPB ifH sffis a DlWitt 'CBUS CWI (Wrisj aae itaal oai-cMt jsaaseai nnft: aaata, aaw tkaaa, wiiwt exta, - uwaa aswaoa, 4 aaae aOa Hmai MW ainaauV aaaat 1 " atCjDKft e6t lOaiiw fta (Mas. aaaft otst J 4k ao aaao Cast Jurat aatS a rU aaaua 4VC etttt anawM. acta uwt4aVaa 4MOsia aantS' wait ttnUm ar ja anUI hatk ftwaaiw aratfal, eB abet we to xaaaai Kbaa xn taa tassn as Mar u aaaaa aMactt eMaift alsaaaflt 1 luwamaa jexnlsgaaaf swan, 1 aetraaor ajsnfcua, a 9 paaHi C aamaaai esVanli esanan 1 aanwnea ma, i- M soo wasaai, e ni aeawad liiiaa Maa MUtnaxcaav KxHme, vnaia fUsn sm4 faaaa saantt aav tax es f..aH .!, Mawaalt Saw -am esal ami an -Wifek sage, biiffanf. eBft aas aaaatea. . auistay as amt fas. sat aiacsi al MhMr siiatt p aaar asaaoat aar a kaaai af aawsv AasV lsa at iiiinai hkaw im s okaMt a& haw af anrtanii Ceaeiiaai lasxa inrar ua OH to asaj pwHnq; af kattea a-' tanA Daw 0 iMtitoo SM Mae tar tasn M altiaeiai eaal saiajitsw BHsoaaK ewatw oar aahe 1 kaaas as aseiacanasj-aaeiai laa w aw 9 iug laaaa . tana a. - B taw mm Mae KaaM iMMM flaMcarn rat 1 tiiM6imm laa kcta wateiaii aaae Nte set neaal. VQUR. CHILDREN'S PROBLEMS QW aaktist)narsjlm wan anai w snssa tpa ttara MUtnaCa ma, m aa an! Ss ep dnxa WK ooa afaaat Ua aarthjHaaaa a ansaaci k 4s aa nwa ta r a aa mm atar 0V e haaas isamSn aaa fcianniai east SjSi isaarefeal SxeV eSMFe eAA4tS'ttetMSll 00fmW Mo Man. 4li a awnnw at taaas Mk axp Waat ta wa nap snat east taa Mwa aBawBaM earta taaae aaaa, laaiilasa -taan Maan sa t aV itapau a ikiadbMr M u SMfk ia rm ua lamt aaaaa) esat aVieaias ttaaa- a)SM a aiii'W at aaiaaifr nam a. Sfcataia- ma- aa i aS isaWi Mar en aaate UHfca oa amaaaiia lanajt' Mat aaaaaetaai aaa Vi iaaw. a ajar tajlani a tase yaaaa, na aa Ma ita, Jsr aar mr aaai ailia at aaa- tm Miiak tai eat suasa hi nsaa ai i Hiai; oaai via mil tt aa aria taata-. tBaHa aa aaaB as aaa j -uW lai wtfcsWe saa ae fee-- ask r ar. jm w 'Nt a atixS mum as a, ia aa aai aaa at seal aaai ajuaa. sea- sVra. tlrAaar raa aav9wst ifae Vwa ai 4saaa a eaaul a ana axawaaaat Vnw taat an aat Va foot. ai aar a tarn Sw-s nene .iae i'jiijaiV m aneeoai' Ita ar tar taa k kaaaov .AtaesMb faKwwbay taa ve ww aaat tloma awaneaan- tw u MaM sgi iiillhaj at a teas Mtussaaa) a ) fnat .Maraa aaevml araaiaaal Mi kut aa m isllninisi aaSI eaaV-aasr ta t ftaats ar Ma Mbj Sa- MX ens aamain k mj taa wN tk it aanUw an MOft anwn tat Mm t eaot a aasas a Mlin.aai" rUWn ha a atana Itmniiai tsr traai imi seat ansa anaak ia Mae ana. Ot ainwli. 4 asMaot Maaaet Hm, aa aarir kaes. lat tow na taa til null, aaaae eaaw jaaMai oae aa uaaaarwwW aM tr tuiMliaai baa. te s tare aaaaas. JSaM Maaaa aa ia tare stfnj n at aaatawelafiaaat. Aaiane aats taa aws faal aaalM taa aiiear- imt saaait e Mtittiwl !.. t'riHi. irtmr mi FcMw aai Skrto? aeries' .'-,W r tw.a I'moan. (Jf. r epK ke aae far Map tMM. r'a'rfe naf Iri S trMwa lkMaa iB A' SliaiWrd aitvet Huminr ere- . M a. tat tin Mee iwra t lft l-ev(t. 8 lorn to and Mrs. JPIJ Sucni In Eutrene Saturdar, eon. l'nul Smith of l.ueene Is spending the week viiiting nt the Marvin 8pores home. .Mrs. China Sesvey of Donns waa a bunineia viaitor in Kucene Saturday. rbillia Lieiore is spending the summer st the home of her grsnd pnrents. Mr. sml Mri.QIack Keynolds, lifter attending school in Eugene the lat year. Mr. and Sirs, nailer Smith. Leons Smith and .Mr. Smith's brother ot Stints Clara, were dinner sueats st tht l'aul Koblry home Suudny. Mr. On Dana entertained the Sunshine club st her home Thursday afternoon with l.'t members preient. Ih urns ass iptat doing fsnc work. a saM la val aaaanaay as BC 17. tots- 40Kft9t tWlatta Vans a tow a awak ai lial at flee aUM aa JaM awMavta' vtM tni tllP of tan staN aaaself, ka) haml'jfifi sat Saa tQfl uaait saa tts hfe aa)tiaiial t- ataa. We. ae tea wreae t eaisWaaiSj aai aipa aVuiafiailaiMsla. why aaosld atitana eivar rnbe tka kaWiiM af MaaV snaiaii? Aa4 wta- stwtM taw Ha nail. snot tkamsVvai fmlnrels? A tat alsj'waut tnaoaa, a defeats a a ai lUaiaia e jpvtka agras Knosls r rtj swrrw trfare a child. tVjaeater ia imderwiaad tkerewf fraa vaw Muhiiiiair, a wlrn life's karai au snanod. W( vait keti t arstm A.W-ob sA kiwap ew mpf ararsfs eai;aVxn J amal te as tst we t . aMMo ag, !Tsrlr SaHirA TtMa rt raw. sWreahments vorae pamW ta- tW hoaiaa. The next MTot-jaa will We rt-H is, the home of Wfaa. tMi EteeX. Tk UVV"8 Hani clot will he n twratiMad ThisraMiy with sn all-day maetirti mi a covered diah dinner, at aTeai ire the home of Mrs. .Tim AVataon. Mr. ard Mrs. Paul RnMcy and Eve lyn Itobley were dinner guests st the Edrelt home sWedneaday eveninr. Mrs. Marvin Spores, daughter. Jean, and aon. Billie. have returned from Salem where they spent a week. MOHAWK. May 20. (Spedeli. Mnhswk-Mi-Kemie frame will hold sn open meeting June 7 st wbtrh time Repreaentstlve C. A. Huntington snd Mr. Allen will tslk on the asles tax. The Home Economic club ot Mo-hswk-MrKeniie grange will have a meeting Wednesday sfternoon at the home of Mrs. Raymond Hill. Ralph Hammitt of the Elmlra rosd wss a visitor up ths Mohawk Satur day. Mr. and Sirs. M. R. Berry snd Mr. snd Mrs. Bert Edrell were dinner cuests st the Msrvia Spores home Friday sveaiug. EARIX WEEK QUIET SOCIaT Holiday Period Has But Few Events By MARIAN LOWRT VTITH Tuesday a holiday, few ao dsl events are planned for the early weak. JJsny are out of town for the day. see MEETING TUESDAY The members of Pot snd Quill, women writers' group, will meet Tues day evening at the home of Mrs. J. I Hesse. e e BT PORTLAND . Miss Zelda Monroe apent the week end in Fortlsnd, visiting her father, George W. Monroe. 3be returned Monday evening. e ENTERTAINS CLUB Mrs. Anena Nelson entertslned for the La Junta club on Friday after noon. Members attending were Mrs. J. Ray Chapman, Mrs. E. D. Curtis, Mrs. Frank W. Scobert, Mrs. J. H. MscDomld, Mrs. HaAld Wsggoner, Mrs. Roy Wilcox, Mrs. Horsce Bur nett, Mrs. W. M. Besirsto and the hsr. The next meeting will be with Man Vaggo&r, 643 fjackson street. Program Given Fop Dance Recital b asttnata far fete defec recital at paaas- et th NMriol studios, to aa given aa tke feature for the Girl es Keaetit sasar at the McDoeald tbeaee Weanesaay aad Thursday, has beea aauoimied by Frasoei Q. Mellitfi, eawnter. The mM wkt tevtare tiirty-five paaita in taa, scrobatlc, ballet and avHslosi cemeiey dancinoi The revue will be given st eight o clock, both Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Following ia the program: "young and Healthy," muslesl com edy dancing, Wilms Stien, Mary Ann Alniitt', Betty Lou Stnnard, Dorothy Boniface, Imogens Ballantyne, Doria Edwards, Abbie June White, Mary Et ta PePres. "Sing a Song Girl," Molly MeCart "Acrobatic Novelty," Janet Hayes, Pstricia Plinksy, and Maxine Pear son in "Fit as a Fiddle." "School Days,", wnlta tap chorua, Margaret Jane Allen, Betty Boniface, Abbie Jane White, Imogens Ballan tyne, Patay Stnnard, Snrah Spencer, Virginia Roe, Mary Jean Wilbur, Mary Ann AInu'.t, Betty Lou Stanard, and Aida Marie Jones. "Orchestra Feature," by Fred) Pe terson Campus Shoppe bond. "Ballet in Blue," Annette Williams, Bette Church, Edith Jacobs, Roberta Csnlparoli, Georgia Mae Mullins, Iniocene Bsllsntyne. Wilms Stien in "42nd Street," song and tap feature. "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers," miltsry top, Annette Williams, Iras gene Ballantyne, Nadlne Gardner, Edith Jacobs, 8ette Church,, Eva Leu Edwards, Jean Crltes, Dsphae Sfconk wiler, Ethel Reed, Janet Tfisnas. "Rhythm Tsppers," Wilms Stloa, Vary Ann Alnutt, Abbie Jane WWte. Bette Church in "Stefc Cape Tap." Finole. Since the pledget seemed bjr tke Girl Scouts drive last fait were aot sufficient to corry the work tkrouj the yeor, even thotick the aaeetw was put on half time and the exaeams cut to the minimum, It is aeeeeawy to cure further fuds laaawdSatesy in order thot tho camp nmy be oi tirined, and Hie work anrrled tarex(B until furl. Sjnce the cosacil profits only from the tickets sold outfs'cte the box office, it is begad tbnt tWese la-terest-ed in Gk-1 Scouting wiH nMare their Mclcetfl which aa; at thsa raBwkw theo-ter priee troai the veaalrers at the council or the Scouts Stoats?? or from lienilnnnrt-er-s ia tke csmssxr of commerce building. StMtlNGFIKLD. Isfay 2. (Spe- aW). Foar local mea, H. O. Dlbblee, M. B. Haaey, W. a. Mraell aad It. aaednenes voeat t Eloreate Saadny ia itsbiea. tor. aVtWXeC--IarLD, Ma- 3. (Se oM). A variety at vaa'atias sctivl eiea aa sliaiami kf teaclrsrs f the BrWtia sWl. Gleaa B. Weed, pria ciwaa. will twee tar ftfedCerd, Wed- Bmdiry, ami wM seewd tw weohs at Brt-KOrt saaad oaap kittr aa the laiiwan.'i ate ska atoas a tw vaaB staf a Tsaotirver tsraactaa. Miss Ittmaiag wiH ewead tba saaiaaer ia esMeeaaa, aad Mass shake, will at tea Mas vostN's. faa at Ctisau. aTMGriKLD, ny aW). ate-, Cesil rVWT af the JfetpUe-Piiwos ckvrst kt Eaaias aaeecaeal the SannaereW htqk kacca kxiwavtiii SaaaB; aiokt at tke Metka dht faasct. Ke sake a tke value at tsatk ad aoit- ta psiaaiaoa sac s toWtTGf'IBW). May 39. (V W). easy xm swjiaatcW ai is Mtaaa a Sfeamwl day pc9""i jineaio des-Ha a prtni f tneir ntaula unn.uiaty t aWaaiiaaa ( the aal kUeVie-. Taa high ackol is kwnaa faul eaoaaa, saa aatbae at ktrtav RsiBnid at Liaasla. BbBCKtmSatTB9 .strtt-sCt'IlM,D. Nag 3. (fcft- aM). Tha atcanOiasi wil koU their wwana aaretiax Hoadny aiatt, with eteatiaa at Vicrs featured. Casdt dneaa iackiA: Native arsaal. Mrs. Idns Taaaetl; vle-aaaaa1, !rs. Bellas Pne aad )tfiea Tkeaaa Smeacr; recording uvanaiar. Jsrsi waada jvaraas; tcerf ar, irtM. lietfrlki Fin Wry aad Mrs. mm Laadebsay. A eaaa m mm ahaandi IMSatW Big! BmiV ta-JflGFIELD. Jany 3. ( cial). Xr. aad Met. Frsd Luk ee- tertntaed tSiaany wltk a diaar anrty kraariag Xnei LoA's aaitter, on the occiHaas of her "d birthdoy. Guorts kwhaM Mr. aad Jars. . L. H.ufo of CreMtvell ana .Miee Xarariret Cbane Mt Bi Ddtaa Si, ia !. wacM Mens frGriLD, Siny . (dftie c'sil). Vr. aad frs. Del Hnsc vis iter Susday witk Mr. ninson's father sad atker, Xr. and Vrs. Fred Hin soa. MampMake Hxotpoos Roll afc Brattaift fINGFIEIJ), May 29. (Spe cial). Oae of the largeat groups in recent yesrs msde the honor roll at at-ottsin school this semciter, accord ing to Principal Glen B. Wood, Both scholarship and attendance counted, with the fifth grade enrolling the lar ge nanker. The complete list: o First Grills Richsrd Bennett. Clair Irwin, Ray Wtffetfir Personals WESTFIR. M 50 fSr,,.tn Mra. Iyenora Pvburn and niece, little Mils Dorothy Hubbell of Cottage Grove, were guests et the home of Me. anil Mr. A V. f!.mnH- laat Monday until Tuesday. Mias Ea rner curiam accompantea them on their return to Cottage Grove, llr r.rnr,. Vnrr.., ( f a gueat during ths week at the home of he aon.in.ltw nA -.. nk . - t - - ... n.i.t u.u,uiri .Mr. and Mrs. Hsrley Csin snd family. i. si n. inirsiis. pnncipsl of the school her for the past two years, haa left tor his home nesr Centrslia, Wash. Mra. A. Mipbaota nA ,J,IM... f Dextee snent th fnr -i .i.- week ss guests st the home of Mr. snd Mrs. Jesse Michsels snd family. Mrs. Wm. Sflrininn J-...U.- Msrisn, Msrssret and Barbara have leu lor meir new home in Cottage Mr. snd Mra. 5 r r j : wimm inn dsughter. Msxme. snd Mrs. C. Noland snd children. Helen snd Alvin were visitors is Eugest est dag last atek. Nott Jr., Hidney Vetcraon, Dllea Taa Lj-dcpr.n-f. Bill Gardaar, Ckarlaa Mar tin, Wa.yne Nystea, Virakaa. aassa steas, loua Van Lydisjraf. Msssal aoM Btty Campbell, Dm Ntse aVkss TkosesP Bacss, Mcaaad jrtnusa. Roderick ateiaaatz, Jaainr loaprvHi er, Joy.ce Cburck, ' Jeir ilaiao F1hh, Victor Evouuk, Curtis Vattieaai ltoger Toias, Celia Harwua, k)tlir Gules, Virfinei I'kol, Sickad FkHt cry, Austin .acCaU, Clr Toaaan, Editard Hurkheart Mb aaajfta. . fetty Pat aldrick, SMttaa Bob Pardaer, Maxwell Paai, r. Micks, Leis Phair, Da (sect, Taaa WilliaMa, Cleoa Maaey, Bat Paw, Tkarwaid Johasaa, Veraaa Tsaailairi IckakwaJiip liarsieaa Dorothy Flaaery, Veroaa vbby Beaaott, Xditk Vaae, Ktast Kuth Fulop. Attsadasca Vasgta ta isird, Bob Atkias, Bsyataa Braateiaja, Bobby BoaaiHt, Bill- Uaw, LnwreK llnrwoot, Dorothjy FhaMwy, Baaoat Bnlditia, Harrist laaa Wis: Mark, Job Meek. tieat twts chokirship Jaaa Aaaai, aua tarnwortt, Aailsew watt. Ml) aat sia;, Bruce Maaay, Basi Pettasst, Ckestsr ScVtwe, gaaan Bksknue, Glsd.vs C'be, Ksgoiat l'a4, a guik-tt, Bulk Marti Marina Pkasr, rttur Pi'schijnw, d-iamal aanas, Jawt. ert tstrnnd. Attoachusee Jnaa Aaiaea, Oscaa jVarawsrlk. liaal Mnwi. ItiUss Kaight, Jews Luaisa JtatawS aautisoe, -avriaa tHair, Aftkar Prochnoa-, JeroW lie ami ai Jkaaas Itiohards, Gladya Cabs, Boaaa 2'iswV ley, llnzel -., Dslawe Jffk, Baet Martin, Hriu Mesas-, sVl ftkd, Chester Scbicse, diaaasi aajtaaj) akaV ert aitraat. Bticek exttalji tP-kohraaiip Dona Vaa assM Doaald Cools; I'etsa tlraa, iMIk) Nesbt, Kmise ioan snaiek, JaUrc diitbens, Paul Nott, Ckwaaos Ckj Polly WiHchak, VioKa StevM). M tendaoce Laaonaa) iiraj, Sfcuejaria Nott, Peter Chsae, Cloaaaa tbA Hmticott, Dse Vae Iirdaacat, Baal N'ott. l'et.er C'lias. Chireaaa Ckirt, Comel Waddl, Ids Jaaa )na. Mtirie Brig?s, Joke Pkilliaa, aarart X-ioe, F:enk Beeaett, Iaxa. Wifeaa, i,awpp-nce Ihompson. Lr.v CI MiiMa ffiit-mne, Mitkai Tf aai Tt) row4j SMilGFIELD, y 3. ( cial). Kurl 111 ad Irel; Tauak of Cottage Grve. Loyd Gorrisas of Mnrcols, nnd ki-e Kedura! of Sprint-fi-jld went t Portlaed laaahy for the tionbie-header betwew Per. land nud San Francisco. Jms. i Snodgrass accompanied the- ANDSOl SPRINGFIELD. Mayv. (,, clal). Harry Anderson, of the foun tain States Tower office In Albany, was in Springfield Monday on business. 25 ounces for25$ .worn ECONOMICAL AND EFFICIENT. DoubltTisttd Double Action: - 3 U r n r i c o n '"eats for tk. Loul, Ytiirrv. 2 Leslie roXt$ Cljde Bossermia. He..tt Sb.' G- fi?is Hsu X- .-'-::- JMSSH". s-,t" l jfc TWSv-J ytM I sVaaa. a kaaw MM riaeaa! 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