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Page Two THE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE, OREGO.x January 7, 1935." T; DEFENSE PISSES ATTACK (CONTINUED FROM PACE I) Iptmi! U hm n cold. Sh replied tliM Mrs. I,hiflloi'gh didn't ark her. "Hut you went out Mnt1y night with Mr. Johnson?" "I did." No Outsiders Told "And you told Mr. Jnlinon thnt the f -itMlbf ricliK were not coming bri'k Monday nicht. is that corn-rtf" "I just don't recall if I told Mr. Johnson tluit." "Did yon toll Anybody rUtT' "F probnbly did." "Why?" "For no ri'nmtn. In th hounr, I mrnn. J iitimno it whh a nnturnj ihins for iinyonr to ask mo why tn that Mrs. IJndbprffh was bringinj; htm liark." J tut you told no trndofpeoplo. did yuu?" "No." "And you told no on Infirm?" "Xo." "And you told no strniiKcrB?" "No." "And you did not loll Hum defend ant, did you?" "I did not." Shirt Identified 'I 'his Is I he exact little nhirt 1 made for th hubv that nijrut,'' ho said as Attorney (Jrnernl 1 avid dropped the tlmmbsunrd where she claimed to find it. Rhc denied knowing several per sons mentioned by Heilly Nellie O'Connell, Pnulctle and Iconise boise nod Abe Wagner ani denied boating oxcursionn to New Itochelle. X. Y.t and City Island. Before she left the atand, under friendly questioning from Attorney One ml Javid T. Wilentr., nhe deserihed "iled" Johnson as "a very niee young man," and said he was "very fond of him." Falls Into Man's Arms I As Smto Trooper Joseph Wolf j mieceeded lier in the witness rhnir, ; the little nursemaid made her way j to a chair next to Mrs. KImp Whole- 1.- 4l. I ....lw,..nti fihn num. plained of feeling fn.nl. S.imeone , h () h1 brZS " !"r.J 1 , T ,, l'niht on which she or any mem- Sh a artcd .o leave the court, T.in.ll.crsh hoii.ehold ... reached 11,0 rlonr and hr-gin. to .,. v o() bn 'iwo nicn .n ... adj.., img room rushed to Lor aid. Mie fe into their . . . , ,v '. d tio:i tin- hull? in imrt of lt nighl . dnlliing?" Wilcntz nuked hor. Slio was weeping. v , ,. Mm. Whntclcr rmdied to her nnd ..J'' " ..i ... . thr two walked -dowly through the ;Vn, "i" ,"'" h 8 '",rt w,'r" grand jury room to the off lee, of h,nt rhl1 f,' " Cnnnlv Prosecutor Anthony M. out of that hou.e ,. ft wan." The little aliirt became "S-13" in Defense Rants Ladder ln ilMIM, jiiaa (ioiv "poke low, Trooper llornniniu, followed wh ,.,.,,, ,, ,,,, ,0 he Bkrd , Troop Wolf on the aland end became .. shp , mni,lenftl a rallying point for yignrmi. defense ,. )(,forc h(1 ik objei'tinn in the state attempted to nut into evidence the laddrr down Nune Sits Erect wl.iih the kidnnper wa nllesed to The nurse related the Inst day of have carried the baby. 'h" btbs'M life with restrained, snine- "W'e must have Its custody Irined "n.es breathless manner. She man end ita possession ascertained before aired, with her own tense attitude, to wc can accept it as evidence," the chnrKe the courtroom atmosphere with defense Insisted, adding thnt the lnd- some of the same quality, "dee bad been tampered with, Its nails She identified the baby's thumb removed nnd put bnck. s.inrd anil the knot with which she The state contends the I.indlieruh tied it to the baby an important piece haby was instantaneously killed when of technical testimony by which the the ladder broke, hurling it and the state hopes to show the baby was kidnajicr to the ground. killed in Hunterdon county, the sent Phone Calls Admitted of llauptmann'. trial for his life. Mis. Cow acknowledged to the J i" f!';" '", """l"1'' defense a telephone call hotwt, .lle.(ue I n ,ke the few other herself and Johnson the fa.efnl night itnes.es w ho have bee,, or, the . and of March I. Jobnson called h,r (" r, including (.lonei and Mr., while the I-lndhergh. dined, she .aid, ( .h." rl" . A" ''lm b"r1'- In response to a message she had "hlf"';1 ,h'r '""llion '" ''""'n"1 nor left at his home. She wanted to tell '""J"1 f"nl. him she could not keep a date. .U" re broke for he ir. time She told as well of the telephone " fl'"l l Kha.tlj dlscov call to her from Mrs. Lindbergh by " M on'- which she learned the family was Kidnap Dlioovery Told not returning to Englewood because ' She entered the nursery, and tlicn: of the baby's cold. "I crossed over to the crib. I didn't She explained that Mrs. Lindbergh , 'he light on." preferred to act as mire to her own Itecniiso ym. might nwnken him?" PUBLIC DEBT TO HIT 34 BILLION the HKsumption that It would be neceg hary to continue, the work of the fix rieultural udjittiuent administration on practieally the same basis as dur ing the fiscal year V.KiH." BREVITIES (CONTINUED PROM PAGE I) WASHINGTON. Jim, 7. i lreder;il sneudiiiK at the rate of JN.V baby wasn't comini; Imek nnd 1 would , 'KKMKXt a monlli duriim ihn first six reply that he bad a slicht cold nnn montlm or J.1...1. rehiiitniK in a cur rent fisciil year deficit of $ I.Wi'.l.ll, .'"!S and a gross debt pak of ..'!1.0VJ, (I.'in.87l, was forecast today by Secre tary Morccnthau in the treasury's annual rcKtrt to coiiKress. It estimated that expenditures for the year would bp OOft.rtJtl, (n- eludini: Sl.r.M.fiKI.V'c for relief, off set by rerciptu of :i.711.fVin.flSR. Tim predicted deficit would hp !M, Pacific, here for several years and for the past year was in charge of the Wallu Walla division. I lift widow, a daughter and a son survive. ASKED BY F-P IW 1 PA, in nil I I All I n nress conference Saturday to dis cuss the bll'liet. Aik RFC Continued The presidential office took on a school room atmosphere as .Mr. Kooserelt answered questions for more than an hour. Newsmen filled the chamber, overflowing available chair to eit ou the floor at the president' feet. I'nniel Bell. blnckhaired ennert on fisures who was summoned from treasury ranks to become acting director of the huilref. snt at the president's elbow land frequently was consulted. Secre-j I Inry Morgemiiau also t nearby. prMi,Pt Fnil he wanieii an- was confined to the White House with 1 en(jjn!: nuthorily of the Itcconstruc a cold. . on Corporation continued. Kepay- The new deal accounting allowed for' mcIlU are ,,,H.t0(i t0 meet its cash tne sieniing or 0u,i"i.. " , rdiuirements and more. I Mr. Itonsevelt said "most 01 ,nr . WORKS PRDSIUMi i Housewives' Forum By MARIAN LOWRT (Continued From PQi 1) (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) GENERAL WKXATCIIKK. Wash., Jan. 7. (U.R) J'en.and for immediate con struction of a high dam at Grand I'oniee was on record today by the i the two year period ending IS months ( olumbia Itivcr Development League. , hence. Five hundred delegates declared the I The total nsked for the year he present $U3,WMMXJ0 construction In- ginning neit July 1 was $S.M0.4 1:'..- j sroun( jiiicifuuo lor ueveiopment oi tnepsnr, witn receipis rsiiiii.iii-u v ( '.ill, tuljin baisn. A resolution urged t ttfil.fKH.flUft. This would mean a SI.- delay in creation of the nronosed I .V'..MS.!I70 deficit, compnred with emergency agencies of tne go. em inent "should he continued" on the thnt they "fill important Columbia Valley Authority. tares except those "to sire work to the unemployed." Mr. Kooserelt did not consider it advisable at this time im1ii,i'hi ill caccss oi inc niiiliil I defirit at the end nf the Inst fiscal IC"MIKIA, H. ('., Jan. 7. (U.R) year on June DO, (VU. The Ilritish freighter Langleecrag, The secretni-v foresaw a conlinu-' ,,1.bi''h lost l"r uropeller at ea enrly ance of heavy operating losses duo to r ridiiy, was being towed toward emergency expenditures, lie estimated I l",rt to''"v b-T b"r lfr niP. Ih! u;i ,u i 1 M .i k - ,ii.Mln,.ii l iini i.t rnH,,.nl. : l.angteeDrook. J t,ey were about L'UOU into debt during the fiscal year l!t".t! ic.nna. i ne lang- to propose new .airs oui asseu uir when eitienditures would amount to , Icecrag was helpless for nearly two I continuation of existing levies. fK'iJOAK'iC.i. offset in part by re- j days, but was undamaged by heavy To newspapermen, the president ceipts of :i.!ifi.fil.t;.':!i resulting in 1 I said there was no need for "inflation'' n deficit of !M..7'S.."iK.!i70 and swell- j - I to finance his huge budget. The ing lh gross public debt to $.';l,v:S-j WAKK KOItKST, N. C'., Jan. 7. j treasury planned to borrow needed si'.'l.O.'iti, i tU.R) Six young people were killed funds. But he warned simultaneously A sharp paring-down in emergency early today when their speeding ! that extra appropriations by congress expenditure items in HOI was fore. I automobile crushed Into a concrete j muat be paid for with new taxes. Sig- oruigc nDutiuent near here. nificantly, there was no budget provi- sion for' cashing the Sl'.lUO.fXKUXlO WASIIIXOTtl.V. Jan. 7. (U.R) soldiers' bonus. Friend, of that pay- present needs." With the budget went rcconi- f- in force, clos.ng next June The , president also made clear to No Inflation Need ,, TrM ,n,ins to f,tcs uunitrPMi wiisi nil", in- ii hit ...... inent's income would meet all expendi sauce and water and cook until ten der. Add vinegar and serve hot. Mrs. Olive S. Muore, Lennn. Spinach au Gmtln 3 thlep. butter. :t tblsp. flour, tsp. wit. , tp. pepper. j cup canned milk'. 1 can spina'b (No. 2). i!-4 ctip spinach liquid. J4 cup grated cheese. Melt the butter, ndd flour and sen sutiins" and mix. Add milk and lbpiid from spinai'h. Stir constantly until vtuootli and thick. Add srated cheese and as soon ns tliis is melted ndd spinach. Put mixture into casserole, cover with cup buttered bread iriiuuis aim nase ior i" nnuui . and municipalities would be grunted ...s yt Wwiiulall, 1U75 Kmerald. at the cost of the money to the ; j.uLI1P baby durinr the usual week-end tripa to Hopewell. Mis liow re mained at the home of Mrs. J-wicbt W. Morrow, Mrs. Lindbe.rfih's moth er. in Knplewood. The nkht of the kidnaping, bow ever, she was In Hopewell, havfnji been wimuioned by Mrs. Lindbergh. During her testimony for the state the nurse related thnt when Colonel IJtutbergh wn apprised of the) fact his baby was niiiun. he procured n rifle, ran Into the nurs ery, nnd crici: "Anne, they've stolen our baby!" Rellly Booms Questions The rross-exnminatinn wa pointed to the line announced previously by the defense, which Is an attempt to ahnw that the kidnaping was i plotted in the T.indbergh home by others than the family members and parried out by two men nnd two women. "Red" Johnson was a sailor on a yacht owned by one of the Morgan "Yes, that's right .. .then I felt all over the bed. He wasn't there!" Her testimony went on: M thought that Mrs. Undhrrgh may have hint. 1 went out of the baby's room Into the hallway nnd Into Mrs. Limll.prKli's room. "I met her, or saw her Cuming out of the bathroom nnd nsk' ' her if she had the baby. She looked surprised and said 'No she didn't. I said. 'Well, where the colonel, he may have him I said. 'Where is beV Sho said. 'Downstaira in the library.' "I turned quickly and ran down stairs to the library where I saw the colonel sitting Hi hi desk, rending. L truly (Irnbs Rifle "I nid. 'Colonel, do you have the baby?' Ho nil id. 'No, Isn't he is his crih?' H I said, 'No. "He ran past me iit.-tairs and into the baby'a room. I followed him and from there entered Mrs, Lindbergh's room. He didn't say anything. He ran into hi cIomM. tame out again with a i rifle nnd all three of im went into the nnrt tiers. He was actputinted with jieuy unw snn sue lU'KnowiPfigcii i,,,!,..-. n i , on ihe -stand that the nent to movies j ..Anm (h;y B(nI(,n o))r j,,. wl,h h,m i Shortly after .MUi liow Identified He waa questioned during the In-; ihe metal thumlicuard and (old of veMignttnn of the kHlnnpmr. but finding it 1 ( H i yards from the Lind bergh home which would place it In Hunterdon .tiuuly-Vitents turned her over to Heilly for crosN-examina-tion. , The burly Itrnoklyn man Immediate ly plunged into her employment In j Peltoit for six months nnd into her hostility thai cast, but an expected outlay of $:t, IMtO.OOlMMrO for "relief of unemploy ment" would bring the total nf such expenditures to $l.l2',ftll.'17.' or only half a billion less than expected in the present fiscal period. The secretnry found a cheering pos sibility In the estimate that income taxes; in the fiscal year. JiKHt would improve by $i:.7.immukh. over VX and amount to $l.lss.O(Kl.lKm. This, he said, would reflect the "further gains because of Ihe moderately high er incomes anticipated for the calen dar years 1IKM nnd lli;.,V Morgenthau pointed out that in view of the nature of the federal tax structure. It was not to be expected that revenues would reflect promptly' nn anticipated improvement in busi ness conditions. "For example, he said, "collec tions of income tjixes during Ihe latler half of Ihe fiscal year YX7 will be based on the businens volume of the calendar year. WWW and income tax collections during the fiscal year will be hssed on the volume of bui nes of the calendar yejirs VXW and li a.. "Therefore. It Is anticipated that the rising level of business activity will increase Income lax receipts only moderately during the remainder of the fiscnl year lll.'to and thn fiscal year !lt:U(. ('ertnin miscellaneous in ternal revenue receipts, notably en Into and gift taxes show a Ing in lax collections behind changes in general buxine'tH conditions.'' Total receipts from custom duties and internal revenue, excluding agri cultural adjust men t taxes, are esti mated at 5.'l.l 7LMMH.oiH) for the new fiscal year beginning next July 1 "if Ihe temporary flaxen expiring June .'10 and July .'It, HKCt, are extended." This figure represents nn increase of .?',-7.lNH,tN,Kt over the estimated re ceipts in the present fiscnl year, and of $57 l.OfM.lMMl over Ihe actual re ceipts in the fiscal year l!.'tl. Morgcnihau said failure to extend the temporary taxes would reduce the total Infernal revenue receipts by 1 alwut $:.7N,0im,imo, nnd cuMoms by ! about $11,000,1100 to a total of 7S.'t,000.tMO, or Sm.OOO.tsHI less than estimated receipts from these sources in the fiscal year HtiTt. The secretary said he expected cur rent corporation income taxes to yield $.,00,001 MM 0 in the ficcal year Mill. The Mate, of California's opposition mem plan to pres for it regardless, 10 supreme court consideration of Thomas J. M-onc application for permission to file an original peti tion for n writ of habeas corpus with the IrdninnI was formally sub mi (led to ihe court today. WASHINGTON, Jan. 7, (U.R) New hope wn given the negro de fendants in the Mcottsboro, Ala., asHiiull cases today when the su premo court announced It would review the conviction nnd death sen tence imposed 011 two of the seven defendants. STORY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) confer wilb 1 larry orlctt, republi can, slated as Ihe next president of the senate. Utile chance for other aspirants to the senate presidency is conceded by political observers. Cortia V. Stringer, democratic neophyte mem Iter from I.inn county, during the past week asserted bis willingness to be a candidate, as has also Peter Zimmer man, runner-up in the gubernatorial! mcreas federal government, plus a hlisht per ccntage to meet overhead costs. -E! (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) degrees at the time the message was sent. Scalloped String Beans Prain Hipiid from canned string beans and put them in a shallow greased baking dih. Cover with to mato t-auce. Sprinkle with buttered bread crumbs mixed with grated checM. nnd bake in n moderate oven i;;.0 degrees 1 until the sauce bubbles and (he crumbs are brown. Mrs. M. Johnson, .iSU West Urondway. Eu gene. Green Bean Surprise 1 it. green canned beans. IU lbs. hamburger. 'Z large onions. I can canned tomatoes. Salt and pepper to taste. Flour to flour hamburger heavy with flour. Method: Put bonis on in covered sauce pan. tlrind onions, ndd with salt ami pep- balls The goal set a year ago for balanc ing the budget In the YX fiscal period with a peak debt of $.'!l.SlK.iMKl.0OO was recalled by the president with the remark: "Unemployment is still large. Local Relief Shrinks "The states and local units," he continued, "now provide a smaller pro portionate share of relief than a year a co and the federal government is therefore called upon to continue to aid In this necessary work. "For this reason it (s evident that we have not yet reached a point at . , . fc t.' 1 t l. sections where travel is exceptionally budget can he obtained. I am. how-1 . 1 ever, submitting to congress a budget ,r ' foe the fiscal venr WW n-hieh bal- I Main street looked like a battle anees except for expenditures to found with snow piled high on the give work to the unemployed." j sides by passing aulmnobiies. Here Work Start Due April ano tnerc some iuckicss niomriM SKnrRC,. Jan. 7. - OW - Con-rtpvieninr- the hndeet mussa? found himself unable to pull away!, , ... .!.:.... with reporters Mr. rtoocvclt Mid 'mm the curbing. , i,(,,nn nn(1 niellos nsrec he expected the l.OflO.OllO.OOO work The snow was fallins more rapidly ) ,... fr nnnther season was linnn- SNOW CHOKES KLAMATH KLAMATH KAMA Jan. 7. OP) Klamnlh Kails was choked up this ninrm ir w in me neavieM miuhi.iii . ...i- : C..,1T . t u per to hnmi'U ru'cr. make in Finall of the season. The snow has been ' ' ... ., . v . ., . . . i i ha s and f our we . Jtron in oeans dr,f.,nK down here con.inuousl,- 8nce ; ( I ,111Ir late Sunday n,ht. ; A((1 ,,, ,, roo,; slmvIy onc Henry snowfall hit main highways . ,,,.,. i,,.r,. The li.st half or three- i f.nirfhs hiiur. onc may drop peeled lITESTlij Winners In the recent Win contest eoiujuotp,! , with a Ford .. .t " " will he announced eilnh r" 1 Hi.ru. of the co, u,TOOli termined by the mm't. .'" tnined thrnncl, i... . '. "'1 disc m this city. The contest was open to l Sirls with ten prise to h. ' winners will be annonncrf t ' evening at the Colonial ,i,,. Membcra of the roramitt-' the ronnt are I'nul 1). Or 71 Mtnmon.s, H. fji-s W(-H Pavid M. Graham, It. 1 fei James Ttnlier i'" '. l r " it th. K secretory, Mis Marion Duff. The Ford sedan Is lW ,r', and second prize is A ": refriKerntor; third nri i.. suite: fourth prize, bicycle;" n rifle. Five other prizes fVJ.J up will be announced Tn.,i...:'1 The contest, which starts iwj ii nnn cioscq .aturl.iy ni;ht, Jr, ... .,.... ,UI,y entnes oyer Lane county. DOG IS INJURED nu.v uai. juu .Monroe 8? a collie or Rhcphord dor Injured when struck by a , j lilc linm. oJ .1.... 1 ... ..u... nun tilill lie WHS tl" It for the owner. The (i05 ,r tuuur nun receive; iiroKen loot wnen struck bj i into Klainnth Kails from nil direc : lions. Snow plow crews were work ! inff swiftly to clenr The I talles-Cali : tiolatoes on top with salt nnd pepper 1 o steam, also carrots. Mirjrarott II. liilhert, It. R. n, Itux 1), Euscne. I iRoseburg Growers Approve Mart Act PRESCRIPTION Promptly filled carefully comtion.., of purest druns. Send v. prescriptions to "us we J cianze in tnis servict. TIFFANY-DAVIS Phone DRUG COMPAPNYfl 131 Rexall Druggists eleci ion, but i'urbett In believed to have sufficient tuipport nnd pledges to place him in the chair. , Corbett'a eleelinn waNvtiot brin? Ap posed by Martin. It was understood he would he agreeable to either Corlwlt or William Strayer, linker democrat and veteran member. Strayer. how ever, i. pledged to t'orbett. He ami Corbett were the clotet of friends during the last tension. . New Judges Begin Immctliatetv follow inc Snell's ln- dmMlon into office, he in turn swore in I'harles A. Howard, (uiperintendent of ptiblie int ruct ion. who was re elected for ii four-year term, nnd t'harleji II. tiraui. mate labor exunmin- ioner. likewise reelected. The office program to get started by early j as the morn in progressed. It whs April nnd rem-h full frying by fall, j (he greatest fall in two years. Out of unexpended recovery balances, I .,, ... f h asked congress for the immediate reappropriation of $J)0O.0OO,nio for : Animal Hlllltcr M(ftV direct relief grants until July to ! . - . tide over the transition period. Be INamed LatCF (Jfl For "regular gnvernment rostn ! , exclusive of "recorry nnd relief."! AM t.nntv uni not get a preda the president asked ?::.rt.tHM,(MK) trv animal control officer, or Ptate In IMC compared with the enrrent i hunter, until the legislature nppro- .Major nems in inc : priates mnry for that purpose, nc- Defense Gets Boost I cording to a lettor received Monday I by County Judge 1'red Kisk from the 1. A XlS(i.iM.HMHHi boost for na-; office of Stanley C .lewett, state lend- tionnl defense to $7W.4K-UM0. '2. A Jjiti.i.OMi.tMii, increase for re- er of predatory continl. 1ine county has $ 1 00 in the waft released and deported for Il legal entry into the rounlry. Invest! gallon of him at the time centered about the fact that a milk bottle had been found In car which he drive to Hi idxeport, Conn. Iteillr, booming oueMlons at the little nurse, brought out the fact I refereniTj with stub that she was the firt person in the Wilruu interposed: Morrow home to know the Und- j "Ibis wnmnn is not on trial, not herghH were not returning from ! Yr' Hopewell on Monday, February ( Heilly replied that her crcditibility fit k.l .. ;.i.ir k.... mm. .I,- inn nn triiil hiu! h in.iiA.I uu.m. I.;. lUti .ti.i nn .iu a.-. Irinht to nrv into her lK.cWPr, ! 'MUHHM'. an in. reuse of Sf-'IUHUi,- MmMnr H, rti- ... ii.."..n .The court nrro.nicl him in nkL if!0"" "liinate for the fiscnl .Mrs. I.imllicrirli i.rifrt-;.. t It. r.,l ! references had been niven. but htirred ! onr l'1' of secretarr of state sn-enrs in these an increase oi .t-uiuhhunhf over the j officials. expected return for the present fit-ml Today also saw the beginning of period, and current individual income ' utiiis of three new circuit judges taxes K'tHl.tHNMNHt. or an increase ot'fnr r;. Wimlwrlov of Itosehurg sue XtUMMtO.omi over the IWV, estimate. , reeding It. I Fddv in the second din Collections of kick taxes on incomes ,rirt. -:,wnn jt .shnrs-t of Klamath arc expected to bring in SliJl.tHHUHUi, ; countr sucee.MlinS M. Huncan. and nn increftHC of fcUHHUXH). t. , r;,nti prters of Washington Morgenthau said the increase In j poimty succeeding (ieorge H. Hagley. Income tin receipts fur the prcM-ut .II will serve six year terms. iiscul year over last would result trotn J , the higher level of corporate earnings, i the eliniiunllon of consolidated rc- j 5?ivpn I nral Mam turns, the treasury administraiion of ' L'utdl "lcn depreciation allowance, nnd changrs tio to GCJC CaiTlD r iu the indiviluul income rate siruciie and in the capital tnins and losvex provisions. Total miscellaneous internal re venue receipt assuming cxtcnHon of temporary taxes now due to expire next Mimutfr- are estimated at $1,- sloring the government pay cut next wit, ,0 ,my n part of the salary .Inly 1. of such a hunter, but there are no 3. A $0o,O0.0i)0 allotment for funds in the stale treasury to pay normal puoitc works out of n pro posml annua! S.'tlto.lMHMHM) fun(. 4. $i;!0.0OO,(HK) more for veterans' pensions nnd other requirements. fi. A $'J0.0(M.tMH) boost in con triUitions to the civil service fund: f.-o.tKH).OtK more for the veterans certificate fund. Farm Benefits Cut For congress and the country. President Roosevelt listed these "three major objectives' budget figures: the other part, the letter from Jew ett's office said. The pvitter will be taken up with the legislature at its coming session. iiuoit'dy voted by the growers of the loseburg district at n meeting held here today by 0. 11. Pills. Wnpito. Washington. K nirmnn of the control Itonrd for the state of Wnshington. nnd Morton Tompkins of Dayton, cluiirman for the Oregon board. The growers agreed that the code bad operated in n most satisfactory manner and had given n fair rate of profit on t he season's crop. Approval was also given to the pro posal for production control during the coining season. Local Leaders to Elect On Tuesday! FlpcHnn nf nffirora vclll Inlrn of his pia(.ft nj f1G nnnunl mootinp of the l.ano County Leaders' association "fU The normal functions of the Tuesday rvrnltiK at S o'clock at 1' nited States government can be tho rourthoiiKP. R. C. Kuohncr, carried on with economy and n high county club leader, is urging every standard of efficiency, rt The broad leader to attend If possible, obligation of the government to ue After the election of officers the nil proper effort to prevent destl- proprnm for tile meeting will be tutton can be maintained under more ns follows: BAPTIST MEETINGS The advisory board of the First Ituplist church is to hold nn impor tant hiiMiies meeting at 7:"0 o'clock. Monday evening, announces Rev. Bry ant Wilson, church pastor. Additional meetings for church groups over those published elsewhere in the lviper in clude the meeting of the senior guild nt the home of Marvel Head. Tuesday evening: the mid-week service Thurs day, the Y. M. C. class to give the Bible pantomime. mi IV C2D J MODERN BUSINESS COLLEGE Stenotypy and Complete Commercial Courses 116 E Broadway Ph. 117 practical methods than we are using nt present nnd CD The excellent jop Discussion of program of work Ihe defences attempl to impure into I tin r character. j Many Visit Snow Playground Sunday of nursemaid herself on these occa sions.) 'lid you tell any of the help she was nut- coming bark 7" Heilly nked. "Brohnlily I did," she replied, "Now, what members of the esitib lihbment did yon (HI that Mrs. I.iud liernh was not returniui wilh her k" . 1 A sortklng ruin bum p. Ted snow Very Fond of Baby ; spoil at the ticw White Branch 'T anttot recall now." j winter phngnuiud Sunday, but 'fid you tell 'Ur Johnson?" nevetal Kugcucims w rro there dnr- "I believe so.H 1 tnif the day, Obsidians reported 'Wby did you tell 'Red' Johnson Monday. An Olnldlatt party of : Vrn, Mndl ergh and the baby were pot ; persons, led by Bob I. onion, spent reniruingV" tho day at the slides i rnniMM rrt-mi evnciiy leitma iiicm, ' niunner iki n ip win he sponsor pui i pronnniT woniit in conversation, "Well, he didn't work on the etnic, t did he?" "But I saw him that night, thnt tremor ." "You ssw him Monditv vnmi?V I "Ye." "Were you out with him M.mUy veninr.' 'Ye- "Where did you go with MmV "I just tt.n't recall; riding, 1 ! lieve." "You ere upposel to be Ter) fond of the baby, weren't sou." Itediv . ' . i iniini 1 by the club next Sunday with Hot Dolnon as leader, The aroun will ro to the playground nttd possibly ttiko n liikn fiitthcr up the mnmi Inlns for deeper tiow. I'k-d n hit latet- "I was very fond of the bahy." she replied. Then Heilly sfcfd her whv she m'dn't volunteer to go to Hopewell' lnd rare for the h:ilv wh-n she'! Orvide, Floral Deslfln 1 CUP AND SAUCER, 4 ft M ! Both for I UC METROPOLITAN 739 Willsmttt NEW JERSEY QUITS TUi: lo. N. J., J.ui. 7.--(UP-New ,hrsv p;u-t of cooperation wttb the National lEecmfrv ml. nioiiiru.n iiprided br Act ing totverur Cliff oid It. Tow ell lod.iy on the ground that an einrr. enry no longer exists and th.it on. cnfoicfiio-nt nf Ml, ieg(. I-Niate tax and gift lax colb-ctioiiH are estimated to yield ? II I ,HN.HNI and X'J.UtNMMK, rr-pcot i ely, repres enting Increases of $i KKM.tMttl and ?l I.IH'O.IHUI. Iteveunes from dislillcd spirits and wine and from fermented lupiors are cotimated to hmv in crease of V'T.InHi.ihhi Hin $U.IKs. OiMt, repeci tvely. pa"tl in cone ijueiicr of the aniicipaii'd hishcr level of income snd partly because of the rising trend in the domestic iniiiufro' tnre and coiiMnnpt ion of djtt died spirits and w ines. Repeat of (he lax on cheek-, eftec ie as of .Ian, 1, !l,'t;.. will clip '.'4. fHHVlHto from the !t:!tl rcwMiuc. Tiie secretary said cti-toms re icipts in l!V;0 were estimated tit iNNMHUi. a a inerea f J U,ixo,otsi, "iis-mnin I h.i tt'inporary dut ies on certain rtmnndtt ic (coal, luml-er. petroleum prodii'Ms, copper and pro duets are extended" I 'e, re.i-e from th'k onne are expect M in cii'rctions from Cuban sujiar imports and nn ptfteil li.pior, A:rie.iimrs! adjust n 'it t.i i,,.;p!v ere estimated at S"i7(HM.iiiil Seven experienced woodsmen en rolled from Kutiene and Springfield, nere sent to the CCC camp At Cas cadia in the Willamette national for est Monday for duty on road and other construction in that vicinity the rest ef t he winter. Thiv complete the quota of 17 men for this camp, bsvimhmI a short time ajo to fill the places of men whose terms had expired, according to Henry (J, White, nssistnnt nipervisor of the foreM. Corn-Hog Check Lost in Robbery credit of the government will be maintained for the common good.' One of the major cuts in "re covcry Hems for R'.lli was nn esti mated reduction of more than $-Ht,. test (KMt.Om in benefit payments to farm ers, as compared with the current year's estimate of $7lnl,OO0. Revenu Increase Seen The President ttributed the nro- jected larger national defense out- ; lays to "the current policy of con gre.s and the executive to make up ' for the delay by the Cnited State- ! in meeting the 'provisions of the i n a v n 1 treaties of 1 ! r"J nnd 1 !V to, j and to provide replacement and im- 1 proved equipment for the army." Mr, Roosevelt forecast an Increase lit government revenue next year to ;!.!HH.(H.,tHm from Ihe estimated in wine of $.'1.71 1,(XUn this year. Both figures were dependent how ever, on continuing the present tax structure including It-cent postage. ( ontmulnc the rutom started lnt special the Leaders nssociation. (Jen- era 1 round tnble discussion for all lenders present. Plans and sum mary of Iane rounty s entry In the national county progress con- Euqene Agents for PFUNDER'S STOMACH TABLETS Kuykendall Drug Co. 870 Willamette THIS sensationally loir In takes you to Chicago, ni Sa Francisco, and East en a famous Overland Limited. Ticks is good in coaches and chair sa only. Or, if you go East and bd at the Mallyrar roundtrip bit' you can go or return throw California and sunny Souiln Arizona for exactly the sum ni fare (to New York, Chicago at most eastern cities) as you lo go and return on direct tonus The all-year roundtrip I" from most Oregon points to Of cago, one way via Califorou." only $111 good in all trptnl accommodations on all trii Southern Facii A, J. Gillette. Ticket Ap Phone 2200 Application for itnothrr corn hoi comr.ici payment to tivcrton Pow, . JMr. Mr. Hoosvclt held .ii.. imnier in tne i iiininnn tee-1 I ton. In helng lirepareil hy O. S. Kleteher, eoiinty agent, It una an nounced Momlay. Mr. l'ow's check n.n believed lost In thn recent rnhman mail ttihhery ami the government ha heen nsked to stop pnvment on that check and foianl blanks for it replacement of the payment. It i expected it will tnkr nonie tlma lo unwind tho 'red tape'- befot another check will lie foithromlng. ! ' ITS 1 (97r) rri w Ii iys y vL UJ J I u T LrJ f S i3jjfiu WOMEN OF ALL AGES y i-i i. .Mi wom en who Slitter from monthly pa i in, hr.nl.iche or side ache, and wotnrn of middle affe si ho nnVr liom heat flalie need the tonic f f i r c t of p r . 1'ierces Karoritf I" r e s c r i r t i on. Ke.id shat Mr. "''."", I' "ft "iM A'f. . U...K, - ,.,n..M pe,til " -lrl! t,k (rd elO.I JI I t ft nA'A .in, S k l.n 1.1' 0 (. tea fAn fRAncuco Co'Titortob'e roos fcoscitoblif series ...excallan' cuisinij rOUR minimi fRom IHOn Anp TH(ATRf( nriARK HOPKins TH fAIRmonT HOT6LS T1,M MvN-n 14 .X"! a t vi r rw 1 s.et iO P itiiih . on renc JEN WILL fill HURT Wt DION'T ASK HtR TO COME A10N6.TO0 BUT, MAY, WH? IS SHE SO CARELESS ? YOU AND I BOTH NOTICED'BOriAST TIME . AND JEN WAS SITTING RIGHT BEHIND THEM OVEfiHBARDf i i If XlVf af ll1 1 T f 1 r I -vj HOTICEDB.a SURELY THEY CANT MEAN IT BUT I WON'T TAKE CHANCES. I'LL GET LIFEBUOY IWOULONTMISSHT LIFEBUOY BATHS FM ANYTHING ! THEY MM! ME FEEL SO FRESH CLEAN.ANOH0V WONDERFULLY UfiW AGREES WITH MYSs MM B.0.G0NEW e ertjwherc noiv REMIMBIR.JfN.OUR REGULAR DATE AT THE MOVIES I0MOSR0W YES, AND ill SEE YOU AT MAV'S tUNCHEON THE DAY AFTER Tt'" u H its Ai'r. 'it j - 'r . NO.UUSTW" MY FACE WIT" UFEBUO" YOU MUST SPEND A FORTUNE TO KEEP YOUR SKIN SO NICE WHAT mild be simpler or less costly tlrni a ing the face daily with Lifebuoy s gentle. PW ing lather? Yet what wonders it can do for jw complexion! It penetrates deeply, washes iwaypj clogging impurities; leaves the skin fairly jpM with cleanliness, glowing with new tadunt hf "B. 0." nvtr take a holiday Summer or winter we perspire at least cn-:1 bfc There s vii danger of "B. O." (W; M-r) M sate-bathe tegularly with Lifebuoy. Esea in hi''01 watet tt lathers richly and abundantly, purines and Jrt-dtn-.n pores, stops "B.O." Irs fresh clean Kent, that vanishes as fou rinse, tells jou Lifebuoy pnlttu. h I e.i l -ii.b, mi. Uiliu Sit en. iim. ii ii nn
