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Page Four THE EUGENE B E G I 8 T E B - O U A B D TO Bf ROT F. HEXDRICKBOX ' , AtiociiUd Preii BUf Writer (Copjrijbt, 1933, br thr Aod-tc4 Pre) WASHINGTON. July 6. More than f500.00Q.Q00 in farm roort ta;cf locked In dotH baOci will he refinaared under plana being drawn bf the farm credit administration. The fundi thus released will to to depofhora in banka wbU-b are either in liquidation or beinjf operated uuder refttnctioni limlncc witbdrairali. A aurrpj undertaken by the credit administration aince opening a cam paign to reopen rioted Wisconsin banka was said today to hare con vinced ita official of tbe feasibility of carrying out a comprebenaire plan during the next tvelre montha to eorer moat states where the problem it a rule. Tie program ia moat acute in the middle went and some aoutbern atatM and will be worked ont in each case with state banking authorities and offinala of the twelre federal land banka. Iowa, with more than $100,000,000 In fro ten mortgagee is which banks hare an interest, ia now the subject of a special etody. Numerous legal detaila remained to be worked out before a plan similar to that In Wis. contin could be applied there, but of- ficiala hoped, nevertheless, that a de ision on a program for that state onld be made in the next month. Similar studies now are being con ducted ia Minnesota Michigan. Xlli nois. Indiana and othera are soon to be started in Georgia, the Carolina! and Texas. Application! bare been received (n formally from many states to apply the Wisconsin plan there. Lends representing the security for the mortgages are being reappraised ia Wiscooiin by a large staff, of men and the Ht. Paul federal land bank it making offers fo the mortgages with tbe average write down of the face value of the original security expected to be about 30 per cent. e Church Orchestra Formed at Drain DRAIN. July 6. (Special) An refeestra was orfanlted at tbe Chria- tisa rfiarrn last week, composed of the foUosrina: mtmbere: Violinists. Elisabeth Bice, Doria Newton, Anna Bel Davie. Vera Robertson, Amy Mil ler, Arvilla BladnrelL Leona Ellen bar, Carl Henderson, Stanley Per. Idas; saxophones, X 8. Compton, Francis Compton, Norman Compton Buieoe Kresv aoa will play the bait ham: afonabella Patches the cornet, and Helen Daris the plan. Myron Black ell la the director.,, . . Mr. and Mrs. Earl McNeil of Tin. Book, risited orer the week-end with his sister, Mrs. la S. Oomptoa and family. Mr. and Mrs. Guilford gwearUaen and little son, Mickey, of Ran Pedro. Cal, armed Monday for a two weeks' risit with her relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Arch Alford. Cecil Patches arrived Monday from loir. Wash, where he is working, to sp .a ine ein with home folks. Mrs. Mattfe Burke and son ef Sacramento, CaL, are risiting her aiater, Mrs. Erms Miller, and other relatirea this week. Raight Mattoos of Klamath Falls srrired Sunday for a via it with his sieter-in-law. Mrs. Mary Mattaon. and niece, sire. Laly Craig, and other rele tires. Mr. and Mrs. Euaene Laker snd children. Belra and Darid wart to Jacksonville, where they risited orer the 4th with Dr. snd Mrs. S. C. Peters and Marris. Goy Curtia of Orofino, Idaho, visit ed at the home of Mra. Ma Patches Sunday on bis wsy to Bosebnrg on a boaineae trip. Mra. O. C. Coffin, Mrs. T. I. Perry and Miss Corain. - Anne Perry of Roseburg were diner guests Sunday at the Harlan home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Patrhen and children, Maiine snd Don. of Cot tae Orore, risited relatlree here Monday. Mr. snd Mrs. Hiram Turner of Toledo, riaited and attended to buai nesa matters here the first of the week. NEGRO LYNCHED CLINTON. S. C, July . faot, beaten and strsniled. the body of Norria Rendy, Lauren, count, negro, was found seren miles from here today s few hours after four hie men hsd spirited him sway from the Clinton jail where he had been held for striking Marris Lollis, 22 year old truck driver. BRITONS REACH HOME LONDON. July S.-W-Cheers. flower, and klaaes greeted J, C Thornton and William Ma. Don.ld", the Moscow priaonsrs," aa they arrlred at Llrerponl street ststina tndsy, re leased by the Hoeiet authoriliea from he prison where thr were aerring sentences impnaed on conrictlnn of espionage. Apply a little furniture nollah to hrana faucet, after cleaning there to keep them from looking water epot ted: the oil In the poliah prerents chemical action from ths .plaahing water. DANCE tonight; old time: Jeff Beach We Solicit Your FREIGHT DAILY SERVICE Bond.d and Insured BEaH TRUCK LINE Oik tumm.r., Ag.nt Chant 1M7.J MO Madi.an St. ap AT STATE! Slim Summervill. and Verrec Tea.dale are shown above In a can, from They Just Had to Get Married," featuring Summer, rllle and Zaau Pitts, which Is playing at the Stat theatre. Fireworks Cause Fewer Deaths in Observing Fourth . By ASSOCIATED PRESS America paid s greater price in loss of lives in its annnal celebration of its independence that it did in the initial skirmishes of the Revolution sry war, it was revealed by a surrey which showed, however, a shsrp de crease in fireworks fatalities. A total of st least 185 men, women and children perished during the holi day, compared with the total loss of 7 men st Lexington snd ft3 at Con cord back in April of 1775 when tbe forces of the original colonies clash ed with those of King George I1L In sddition there were hundreds of cases of injured. New York city slone reported 670 trested at hospitals for fireworks injuries, but only a few of the victim, were seriously hurt. Twenty-one were injured in Minne apolis. Fireworks fatalities, however, to talled but 7, compared with 10 in 1932. Motor car mishspa contributed heavily to the total deaths, as usual, with 82. Fifty-eight perished by drowning. Thirty-eight others Iot their lives In other accidente. Air plane accidents, shootmg nnd fichts. helped to swell the totsL A nan. chute jumper fell to bis dssth at (' - eago s Century of Progress tir Lion. News of Reedeport REEDKPORT. Jnly 8. (. drl) The funeral of Mrs. At'a McCrlli a of Seottsburg was held fundar from the local funeral piirlore snd inn. ment occurred at the Uuotubmg aun etery. Mra. McCoIIj. who - is TO yeara of age, died June "1 In hr sleep. She resided at the hem- of h.. daughter, Mr.. BfTI Easel., on. An- I other dsughter. Mrs. Lyle Tburinsn. resides at Medford, aa dors a aoa. Olirer MeCoIlun). ni n nr ninvhtar uru I i. 'nu Mr. and Mra. L. I. Weir! tier mn,A& ad to Bandon to er.end th Fourth. George Uenksemoar of Halem w In town last week msk n- plana wiih the high school directors for tbe fan term of hich achooL Clifford Benson. scromnanUd K his mother. Sfrs. n. Ilenson. rame from their home in B'em Isst mi snd spent a few days visiting at ate W. G. Benson h-,me. Rome 150 men li .ni tbe Tonn hire triple C camp, and at iut 40 from the Smith rirer camit r -ired hera nait urday ereaing and Kpent tb week end and nati'inal holiday, eneaiupd in the down-town d' trict. Mess Vt. chens accompauird ihe men. BasehaTj gsmes between tl two eompeni were srrsnsed. Truckloada of them went to the liili h .uaa for thr fir.t h .uae for their Brst . and on th. Fourth or down the Cot I new of the oceru. partlea went up or down the C highway, while mlr-re rnent tha day here. Afl return"d to camn Tneadar craning. MARRIES AC AIM PATHS, Jillr 6. UP) Mrs. Doro thy Benjam'n Caruso Tnrram. widow of th great tenor, and Dr. Charles Adams lln'. er. formerly of Philadel phia. r j uiarried in s civil cere mony today. The wedding was the quickest snd simplest Paris haa seen in a long time. YOUNG DOUO RECOVERS NEW TORK. July 6. tPj-Dnur- las Fairbanks. Jr.. screen actor who wa stricken with pneumonis ten days go, wa. auffjrirntly rreorered today to be removed from Iortor hospital to the home of his mother, Mrs. Js k Whiting. If our immigration lawa were amended to admit Japanese ,o this country on Hie earn, baali aa Euro peana, ,he Japanea. quo, a would be slightly above UK). Friday A Saturday Irene DUNNE Phillip. HOLMES "The Secret of Madame Blanche" "Smoke Lightning" GEORGE O'BRIEN Last Time. Today "They Juat Had To Get Married" Also "Caralei. Lady" AIM DEKRHORN. July 6 (Special I Several hundred attended the picnic at Emmerick's ferry in the Stormenl grove in Deer horn eeletirsting July 4 Among out of town gueeu wrre Mrs. Lena Browneon. Mies Irene Brown son, Kay Browneon. Mrs, Guy Lane. Mrs. Guy Simons of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Faraham and children. aryl and Bertie Lee of CsnipheU. Cel.; Mrs. Earl Leever snd children. Richard snd Billie. of Mcdiord; Mrs. liable Swagger of Marcole: Mrs. Jack iiultin snd son Emerich. of Ooquille: Ethel snd Msrjorie Currant, snd Jack Welsh of Oakland, Cel.; Mr. and Mrs. Norman feVTorcina and son. Duane. Mr. and Mrs. George Willien anil daughters. Fordyce snd Laura of Camp Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson and eon Larry of Vaughn: Mr. and Mrs. C B, P.vlveeter of Lebanon; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kapp- ler and sons and Miss Mary White of Kan Leandno. Cal.; Mr. and Mra. Cliarles'Benuett of Rainbow; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Swagger and baby, Bar bara Jean of Marcola, and Mias Esse! Adams of Springfield. After the basket dinner ice cream was served to the group. Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Farnham and family of Campbell CaL. arrived at the Matt Emmerich home Monday evening for a visit with relatives. Mrs. Farnham ia the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emerich. Mr. Farn ham will visit only a few days while Mrs. Fsrnham and children will re main seversl weeks. Mr. snd Mrs. Ben Hall and daugh ter. Levon of Mabel were week-end guests of Mrs. Hall's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Currsnt. Mrs. Harry Drown snd son Bob bie snd Mr. snd Mrs. Ben Forney of Kanta Ana. CaL, were recent guesta of the Earl Neer family. Ethel and Marjorie Currant, daugh ters of Mr. and Mra. L. M. Currant, who have been attending school in Oakland. CaL, are with their parents for the summer. Mr. snd Mrs. Jsrk Hultin and son of Coquille wero guests of the. Mstt Emmerich family for a few daya. Mrs. Martha Couch ia viFitinr with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mra. Irvin Hanson of Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mra. Charlie Neal, who sold their place above Vida to Cap tain and .Mrs. r. K. Brock-chink left Monday for Grants Pass where they will stsy for a while. Rennje Kooser. who is on a eon-stro-tion job at Sfletz, waa home over the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wing of Eugene ere guests in the late aftetrnoon of I he Fourth at the home of Mr. Wing's lutrents, of Deerhorn ranch. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Wearin cele brated the Fourth in Eugene. ,Mr. and Mrs. Coy Lansbery and son L'srrol were guete of their daugh ter and husband. Mm and Sirs. Lyle Herrings of Monroe on th Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. John Hart were smong tho attending the picnic sponsored by Mra. Clarence Brown on ti e Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tellefson and daufhtera, Hatel and Helen, of Bend are, f Mr.. Tellefson-. nar enua, air. ana Mrs. Christ Nelson. Tuesday ,be risilors . motored to Pleasant Hill to Visit with Mr. Tel lefsoa's folks fdr a few dsys. HaieJ and Helen are going to apend the summer with their grandnarenta here snd relatives at Pleasant Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Tellefson will leave Satur day for their home In Bend. Mian Violet Nelson is spending a few weeks at Bend riaiting relatirea and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Gillespie. Mr. snd Mrs. Don Rillespie of the cosst country and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent 'ill.apie and son, Brian, wera guests of the Vern Gillespie family orer tbe Fourth. Eugene Cadwslleder left Sunday for Crater lake to be gone an indefinite time. . . ... M-. and Mrs, La.." j ' . , . . "'"P" d , u " ". ."r. anu ""' .H?W,,U ,on Jil?,mle- Mr' M.r."- (,.rr" r',",.on- Mrs. Jim . . .'r""n.n ,na rl"- Mr. and Hart, Mrs. Eugene Cadwalledei-' mof. ored to Eu.ene th evening of the Fourth to take in the celebration. Mra. W. O. Thienes was a visitor in Eugene Wedneadsy afternoon. HONORS REFUSED Bt'ENOS AIRES. July 8.-flJB Anrcred by government refusal to permit the body of Hipnlilo Irigoyen. former preaident, to lie in state in the cathedral, his dsughter Elena today rejected all official honors for his funeral tomorrow. Though the gov ernment would nt let the body lie in the cathedral, it had decreed full presidrnlial honors otherwise a par ade ol aolrliera. tributes by congress and half maating of flags for ten dsys. NOW ON FIRST RUN All th. Thrill, of the Great Book I PLUS OUR GANO In "THE POOCH" And the Amailng tim "DESERT DEMONS" Boy Scouts Olri Scouts t-H' Bring Osd or Mother or other Adult P.id Adml,i0n nd You Oat, In PREK Thuraday NlgMI tar Caat COTTAGE GROVE NEWS NOTES COTTAGE GROVE, JuJj 6. (Spe ciaJ) Ernest Gnggitberg left Wed utfdy for Pailey. where be baa een-ploj-ment for tbe summer. Miss MtTtle fneuer returned borne Monday after upending aereral wee&a in Modcwo, CaL. vjf.iing friends. Mr. aDd Mrs. W. W. Stiffler. Mra, A. M. Jawhii and Mia Genevieve Cboate of La Grande sj-ent Monday at the borne of a sister of Mrs. BtiffJer and a rtautrhier of Mrs. Jacobs, Mra. E. R. liemleT. Dr. and Mr. C. H. Rime, Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Hapt-Ji and Mr. and Mra. H. W. Iymbard and .two children spent the Fourth of July at Ten MUe i lake. Mm Elbwt Rfde and diariiter, Mrs. Albert R, Herman of HoIIt itood, Cal ., spent Wednesday in E-u-pene risiting friends. A Kix-ponnd eon waa born Saturday to Mr. and Mra. William Beits, He bftf been named William Gene. The Pytbian Sifter Sew and ew dub met Friday afternoon with Mra. Jack Mtnlding. Tlefreshmenu were eerred at tiie tea hour. ? Lyman Adams was a dinner rotft Tuesday evening at London at the George Sutherland home. Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Swanaon and daughter Jani'e of Jewell. Ore-, re turned home Wednesday after spend ing nereral days here at the borne of Mr. Pwanson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Swanton. They were aeoom panied as far an Salem by Glenn Swanson. who will go on to Portland to rpend a day. " Mr. and Mr. Carl Boffinjrton were Sunday dinner guests at Delight ral- i theatres THURSDAY PROGRAMS McOONALO "The Working Man." with George Arliss Bette Darin, Hardie Albright and Gor don Westcott, Ends Saturdsy. REX.. .."Grand Slam, with Paul Lukaa, Lorella Toung, Frank McHugh and Glenda Far rdL Ends Friday. COLONIAL 'Black Beauty," with Esther Ralrton and Alex ander Kirkland. Ends Saturday. STATE.. ..Double bill. They Just H.d to Get Married," with Slim Summerriile and Zasn Pitta, and "Careless Lady," with John Boles and Joan Bennett. Ends Thursday. HEILIG "No More Orchids." with Carole Lombard; Walter Connolly, Louise Closser Hale and Lyle Talbot. Ends Friday. "Grand 81am," the romantic comedy which opens at the Ktx Thursday, ac complishes a double purpose aa screen entertainment. To ardent brjdge fans it offers sn unuaual and comical int sight on the game which means so much to them. And to those who are not susceptible to too great national disease, it offers split-second action, fast moving comedy and ingratiating romance. Loretta Voung and Paul I.ukas have the leading roles and are supported by Glenda Farrell, Frank McHugh and others, e a George Arliss, probably the greatest of atage and screen luminaries at the present day, opens Thursday at tbe McDonald in "The Working Man." The picture ia a delightfully entertain ing comedy drama which presents Ar liss in a type of picture in which he haa had bis greatest success. As the head of a large bnsineas, he mas querades as a lowly fisherman in order to save the children of bis one-time most formidable business rival from moral and fin.inrini ruin. Bette Davis, Continuous 1:00 Till 11:00 XOJJA She Threw Away LOVE denied her every lux ury that had been her life but gave her much more in return tome thing that all her millions could not buy I LasLaaU CI no Wei-. Vjp ley at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I Claude Willey. ! Max Sears of Brad wood spent the week-end at the home of hia parent, Mr. and Mtf. E. J. Sears. Mrs. Sears and baby, who had spent two weeka visiting relatirea and friends here, re turned home with him. Lawrence Kent of Kelso. Wash.. pent tbe Fourth of July holiday a at the home of hia father, E. J. Kent. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lyon spent Sunday evening at Thornton Corners at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. John Bander. Mr. and Mra. C. R. Trent and Mary Trent spent Sunday at Thornton Corners at the Walter Babb home. Mra. Delbert Brown and children spent tbe Fourrb of July at Blue Mountain with friend. Wallace BmOsurh .who H working at a C. C C camp at Steamboat, is spending the week at the home of hie parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boslauph. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Flatter spent the week-end at Sutberlin. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Callahan and eon of Portland spent the Fourth of July holidays at the home of Mrs. Caulahan's rioter. Mra. William Ga routte. Mr. Callahan' returned home, but Mra. Callahan and son remained to spend the week at the Garontte home and at the home ot Mrs. Calla han's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Johneon. Pearl Planter and eons of Garibaldi anent tbe week-end at tbe home of Mr. Planter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jamer Placer. Mint Arvella Planter returned home with them after spending two weeks in Garibaldi. Hardie AJbright, Theodore Newton and Gordon Westcot are in the cast. ... A more brilliant and fascinating Carole Lombard than has been seen beire on the screen cams to the Heilig today in the leading role of "No More Orchids," a modern drama of a modern girL "No More Orchids," offers thi6 volatile blonde screen ac tress more opportunity to display not only her ability to wear clothes but to carry a major dramatic role. Her first sincere emotion, when she fails in love with a young, alert and hand some lawyer, Lyle Talbot, meets a complete dramatic conflict when her wealthy grandfather refused to let her marry him and picks a Prince for her instead. Walter Connolly. Louise Closser Hale and C. Aubrey Smith are in the cast. as, Romance, pathos and strong human interest are the high points is "Black Beauty," opened Wednesday at the ColoniaL Built around one of the most appealing subjects in the world, the love between men and horse, this pio turitation of the famoua novel by Anne Sewell is the kind of an offering that tugs the heartstrings. In the cast are iarin Gordon, Alexander Kirkland, Erthcr Ralston. Don Alrarado, Hale Hamilton and George Walsh. . ,: Slim Sommerville, screen comedian, bi-canie the first transcontinental hitch-hiker on record many years ago wben he made a trip across the coun try to Los Angeles, where he soon became an extra in Mack Sennett comedies at three dollars per day. Summerville is now a star and will close tonight at the 8tate in "They Just Had to Get Married," in which he ia co-featured with Zasu Pitts. John Boles and Joan Bennett are seen in "Careless Lady, ' on the other half of the bill. Radio Program! Thursday, July S KOAC, Corvallis 6:30 p. in.. In the day's news; 6:45. Genevieve Baum Gaskins, organist; 7:15, Stories thst science tells: 7:30, Farm hour; 7:45. Market and crop reports and weather AND FRIDAY ONLY! Millions for Love! moR6 A I l k ali al " ' JWi. CAROLE LOMBARD W.ltcr Connolly LouIm Clotier HU Lyle T.lbot ALSO . Mickey Mouaa Cartoon Jaok Hal.y Com.dy "Wrongorlll." Pictorial N.wsresl forecast: 8, "Hop Improvement 6:15. Summer music; S:3S, Fishing conditions in Oregon, by the stste gam. commission; 8:459:15, The Newport beach combers. KGW. Oakland 7 p. m. Amos 'n' Andy; 7:15, Sam Bobbiht' orch; 730. Tjeath Valley days; 8, Standard .Sym phony hour: 8. Captain Henry's show boat; 10 Richfield news flashes ; 10:15 Anson Weeka' orchestra: 11. Organ concert: 11:30-12. Kay Kyser orch. KPO, San Frsnciseo 7 p. m., Edna Fischer, pianist; 7-15, Review of Ac tivities of Ssn Francisco municipal government; 7:?V. United Statea army band: S. Don Bestor's orch; 8:30, Dancing in Twin Cities: 9, Doric quartet; 9:30, The orchestra; 10, Rhythm aces; 10-30, Voice of Fan. flute and piano; 11 Abe Lyman's orch; ll:30-r.'. Organ concert. KCW, Portland I p. m.. XBC KGO programs to 10:15; 10:15, Mo Cool's fishing guide; 10:30. Anson Weeks' orch; 11. Abe Lyman's orch: 11:30.12, Dance orch. KFI, Lot Angeles 6 p. m., KBC KGO program; 7, NBC. Amo. 'n' Andy; 7:15, Orch.; 7:30, NBC. Death valley days; 8, NBC, Standard sym phony hour: 9, NBC, Capt. Henry's showboat; 10, NBC,' Richfield report er: 10:15, NBC, Anson Weeks' orch.; 11. NBC, Abe Lyman's orch. KNX. Hollywood 7 p. m Frank Watansbe; 7:15, Musical program, 7:45, Count of Monte Cristo: & Talk, Bob Bhuler; 8:15, KNX, variety pa rade: 8:45, Drury Lane, tenor; 9. Newspaper of tbe air: 9:15. Miles of Melody; 9:45-31, Dance music. KOIN, Portland---6 p. m., John Henry: 6:15, Windy City Bevue; 6:45, Columbia Symphony orch.; 7:15, Phil Regan, tenor; 7:30, Vagabonds of the Hills: 7:45, Tarzan of the Apes: 8, Glen Gray's orch.; 8:30, Isham Jones orch.; 9, Gus Arnheim's orch.; 9:30, Dorothy Dix dramatisa tion; 10, Dance music, sports; 10:30. Berceuse, orch.: 11. Rose City Bea vers; 11:30 to 12. Dsnre munic STILL RUNNING WALLA WALLA, Wash.. July 6. WJ Unannounced on the regular pro gram of July 4 track and field events, Raymond Smith, 26, Tacoma trusty, raced out of the state penitentiary on a cross-country run. Prison guards took up the bunt but he was still missing today. CRUDE OIL UP PONCO CITY. Okla., July . OP) The price of crude oil in Oklahoma. Kansas and North Texas skyrocketed an average of 33 cents today to a top of 85 cents with the posting of nw quotations by the Continental Oil company. THE SAN rL-Lfif fa California, the Assets of which have never been increased by mergers or consolidations with other Banks laXWBiaB IHMMtvm aawiUM . .. A tttt - - SST.! sod Securities, .undine CtMh nn hnnH snrl 1m nX Loan on Real Estate, afcored'"br nri'lnortKaKea I .a-tsamaa Rn..Ji J C . l ' n.. n . liarnff lXwS ?l2ViZr7Z? ! book, at - irrw Liabilities- Due Depositors Capital Stock actually paid up Rcaerre and Coattaent Funda Total.. p- A. BELCHER, Fin hnUnt and Cucnr M"ji1"J navnee me this Jftth day of Jime, 193S. (SEAL) a A. EGGERS, Notary Publli n. hh.t1 aW aalwt fiaaaf Ymr asdaag Aw JDnt, fatt M,tm)l bpstiM and Tare. . , . Pro" l,654,0.7S 71. aAm aWi pr mrlwJ, Imirmt aW s .. t .'wffi Interest on Deposits is Computed Monthly snd Compounded Quartcrl)-, snd may be withdrawn quarterly. Depoaita ttwde on or ' i ksS. , JUNCTION Cn Julr 6. (Spe cial) Air. and JJri. William Voliled and (hugbter, Pbyllia, of Albany riait-at- tbe Glenn Btrome farm north of Junction Vity on tbe Fourth. Mra. Volt ted is Mr. Strome'a si iter. Mr. and Mra. Ed T. Blakeljr and aona. Howard and Harry Edwin, of Corrallit, visited friends in Junction City Taebday. Mrs. Mary T. Williams, who baa been here for some time Tixitinc, re turned to her home at Raymond, Wafjh., Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. OUe Peterson, Loroa and Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Tracer, Arleiph, La Verne and Georce, Mr. and Mra. Carl Ruder, Edward and Eyrind, picnicked at the Ruder farm near Harrisburff Tuesday. Mr. and MraChrii Wilde of New Grande Ronde, are visit in p relative! here for awhile, Mr. Wilde haa been teaching- there. The Junction City Orphan and the Benton-Lane Giants played an inter esting same of baseball at Benton Lane park the Fourth. The acore was 7 to 3 in favor of the Orphans. Bat teries: for Junction City, Sogaard and. Blackwell; Benton-Lane, Witcraft, I Thornton Corners THORIVTON CORNERS, July . Mrs. Walter Brirgs, of Grants Pass, Mr. Mary Cole of Ersene and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Myers of Blue Moun tain, were guests over the Fourth of Mr. and Mrn, Henry Lake. Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Shaw and fam ily of Canyonville, spent the week end with Mr. Shaw's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Shaw. Mrs. Shaw re turned home Tuesday but Mr. Shaw remained for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Carl King-of Eu- pene visited the week-end with Mra. Kings grandmother, Mrs. Dan Beck. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Chapman and baby and George Chapman of Dalla? spent the week-end and remained nntil after the Fourth with, their father. W. J. Chapman. Pearl Plaster and sons of Garibaldi visited over the week-end with Mr. Plaster's parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Plaster. MtJ Arvella Plaster, who had spent the pat two weeks at Garibaldi, returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fisher went to Alvadore Wednesday and spent the day with Mr. Fisher's brother. D. O. Fisher. Mrs. C. R. Trent and daugh ter Mary accompanied them to Eu gene, ARROW MESSENGER Phons 610 THE REAL LOWDOWN ON AMERICA'S 2nd CREATEST INDOOR SPORT TODAY You don't have to under stand a thing about bridge to laugh yourself limp at the first great bridge ROMANCE! ith PAUL LUKAS LORETTA YOUNC cunda fa am . wank sttMueH RHSM VWJON . SMS t, WBIISM MM Oft Hi.fV.r0tr. arw. TK.rHr.fiMi- VU-H n s FRANCISCO BANK COMMKBCIAI SCORSORATEO FEBRUARY IOTH. ISM . " ' W SAM FRANCISCO IK CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA .TITMR vwu ion vuvili M. 'vaJ TreV"7 State, MuntclpaJ and Other Bonds ' "" nd braDch officci TIof X 100,000.00), vw.m.WJ, KSnOlDg 00 DOOfcl St PARKER S. MADDITX. Pr,AAi before ioly"lth, mi, will earn Interest from July 1st, PJJ. JUNCTION CITY NEWS ITEl Todd and Witcraft. The printJ ture of the gajne as a bom,,,, by George Johnson of th n7( The Junction Citv (.hi.. Hills Creek, the Cascade hy 'j uie Juaci: .mono.. t r And frc T, . . family of Askov, Minn.. visiuJ I J Itaamua AnderKon l..., . H friends her.. The Andersen, k. ' visiting friends at Sprang r. are on their way home. Mr pjj ia postmsster at Askov and ittJ in the publishing of the AskotiJ can there. 1 Mr. and Mrs. t'rode Brw, family, Mr. and Nels Hom ily, Mr. and Mrs. Ncl MikktiJ family. Mra. Favrholdt and v and Ben Jensen picnicked 14 J -t ' " lira uurui, H. C. Hansen and daughter J will leave Friday for Newtxm . .w ..... D,.,,u ,un WPVK.em wiU bring Mrs. Hansen how them. She has been spendim time at Newport. Ross Myers and son. Stm. Junction City visitors from tJ THE DALLES GETS BAsJ iac VAL,it.s, Ure., Juj 5 A branch bank of Ihe L'nitajd National bank of Portland opened here today, giving thi, its first banking service in men eight months. sWDOSAIi l NOW PLAYING jj 43' -ALSO The Darling of Radio Ruth Etting In "CRASHING THE GATF SPORT REEL Motorcycle Mania NEWS $6S,:iW.1S7.M la.6M,2M.17 7J,874.6I. l,9.o32. I M i.M I l,M6,7.S.9l -I5J.7e6,7li I ,(rH, ftOt.M - S,iM,mM $I59,2,7C8.vl J awa a 1 1
