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Willamette Falls here restored to
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WASHINGTON (U.R) I am
In nnsitinn todav to discourse
authoritatively on fir-lined bath
tubs, the art of sprouting hair on
bowling balls, and how to turn
the mighty oak into high-test
alcohol..
The biggest fellow . I ever did
see hove into town, intent on
mowing down Housing Adminis
trator Wyatt. I asked him where
was Babe, his blue ox?
He denied ownership. He also
denied that he was Paul Bunyan.
He said he was Arthur W. Priaulx
of Portland, Ore., and the West
Coast Lumbermen's Assn. The
membership, he said, considers
Wyatt a menace. (Wyatt has
heard this before: not true, he
says.)
So the eiant in the broad
brimmed hat got to talking about
the wonders of the Northwest,
Insisting at intervals that his
name was not either Bunyan. All
I can say is, read on:
Improved Bathtubs
"Why sure," he said, "we make
fir-lined bathtubs. Better than
steel and prettier. We ake a sheet
of wood and we force out me
resin. Then we force in liquid
plastics and stamp her down in
the shape of a tub and compress
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Homecoming
COKVALLIS UP) Five
"Solomons" were selected Thurs
day to name the infant who
thanks to the veteran student in.
flux will supersede the usual
Homecoming Queen" at Oregon
State College this year.
Sixty babies of OSC ex-GI stu
dents are entered in the race for
tiny "king" or "aueen" to pre
side over Saturday's Homecoming
game with the University of Ore
gon in place of the traditional
co-ed queen. .
With 120 pround parents
watching, the judges are in for a
tougher task than the old-fash
ioned contest ever caused. The
five are President A. L. Strand;
Dean of Women Mrs. Buena Maris
Mockmore: Mrs. Catherine Read.
director of college nursery schools;
Dr. Robert T. Mardum, Corval
lis physician; and Ernest Haycox,
Portland author.
Scouters Name Men
To Pick Candidates
A nominating committee to se
lect a list of candidates for dis
trict offices was announced this
week by w. Q. Nicholson, chair
man of the Lane district Boy
ocoui committee. c
Members of the nominating
committee .' are Warne Empey,
Junction City, chairman; Spencer
Aiesanuer, Springfield; J. D.
Lambert, Bethel: L. W. Wheeler.
irent; uiarence rimes, I S. Mc
Cready, and Edward Eberdt, Eu
gene.
A program of asslatinv com.
munltles in providing better
scouting arrangements was recom
mended Tuesday night bv Ralnh
runaier, representing the coun
cil president's special committee
to study the need for new dis
tricts. The program will substi
tute for the new district plans.
District committee members at
the meeting also heard a renort
by Richard E. Walstrom that the
district had a net gain of 74 boys
in November.
It was announced that Harold
snearer, field scout executive,
will appoint men to inspect Scout
units during the week of Dec. 8
to 14 on behalf of the Scout
Roundup program. -
Facilities have been loaned bv
tne university of Oregon for
Scout swimming and lifesavine
classes, muo Marlatt will serve
as instructor.
Rice's Weldon Humble.
AP 'Lineman of Week'
NEW YORK. Nov. 21 P)
Weldon Humble isn't humble
when it comes to playing football
guara lor Kice Institute at Hous
tbn, Tex. He played his greatest
game of the year against the
Texas Aggies last Saturday, a
performance that earned him to
day the honor of being "lineman
of the week" in the weekly Asso
ciated tress poll.
her and what have we got? The
finest bathtub man ever sat
With a beautiful polish, a warm
feel on a fellow's back, and proof
against anything. Kind of a cross
between marble and steel.
I made the mistake of men
tioning his head of black hair,
thicker than an Oregon beav
er's.
"Easv." he said. "There is
fellow, who grows rabbits at St
Helens, Ore., name of Paul Breri-
aenieis. not Bunyan. crenaemeu.
He mixed up a goo with sulfa and
stuff to grow more hair on his
rabbits. Seemed to work line.
"He began to think, being bald
as an eagle himself, that maybe
it would work on him. It did. He
rubbed it on and pretty soon he
had a scalp of fine yellow hair, tie
being a blond originally. So the
word got out and he began getting
orders. That was last spring.
"Now he's a big business man,
He's done a $400,000 gross al
ready. Almost everybody in St
Helens is working for him, mak
ing hair tonic."
I wondered if he guaranteed ft.
"Guarantee it! exclaimed my
visitor. "Why with every bottle
he sends along another smaller
bottle of brilliantine so his cus
tomers can keep their new hair
out of their eyes. '
Note on Ellsworth
Changing the subject ".vas diffi
cult ,but I finally managed it by
asking about our mutual friend,
Congressman Harris Ellsworth of
Roseburg, Ore,
"Only 70 per cent of the voters
voted for his re-election," my
caller said, "but Harris is not
downhearted. He is working on
the other 30 per cent. He's also
working on the biggest pile of
sawdust in the world."
"Huh?" I said.
"Yep," he reported, "the biggest
pile of sawdust any place is up
near Eugene, Ore. So Harris
Snow Stops Prep Tilts
SEATTLE, Nov. 21 HP) For
the first time in Seattle scholastic
history, snow today forced post
ponement of high school football
games scheduled for Thursday
and Friday. Five inches of snow
covered the gridirons..
Elorsheim
SHOES
rOB MEN and WOMEN
numirs
1060 Willamette
unnrknlueeed the deal to build
one of those sawdust plants like
the Germans had, only bigger and
better. It's all built. Production
starts the first of January.
"The sawdust goes in one end
and out of the other comes
2,200,000 gallons of 190 proof al
cohol a year. And other things
like dyes and molasses and plas
tics come out, too."
I wondered if that was all.
"I almost forgot the aspirin
tablets," said the man who said
his- name wasn't Bunyan.
On signature, furn
iture or buw. iv
eo-slgners re
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788 WILLAMETTE ST. EUGENE SMS
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Thief Solves
Price Problem
The high cost of . dairy food
products should no longer bother
the person who robbed the Medo
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day. - '
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