Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, October 21, 1948, Image 25

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Newspaper Page TextAn' ..,.j-rlnv nieht ItitO ' idling by i"em- CTrace after he had f; Ved an elderly rist, detective chief uLtto reported. Laid the presence of a K. J. W. Walker, rmob of angry Negroes ' ihe nrisoner, Identl- ,,' th.n slashed and IS fled, McCarthy said. Flapjack Center Feed I VILLA GROVE, 111. (p, l Pancakes, hot off a dozen bin I griddles and all for free, were to' db aisnea oui to all who came to this little East-Central Illinois community Wednesday. There'll be some .100,000 flap, jacks with sausages served the expected 15,000 who'll be here for Villa Grove's ninth annual pan cake festival. Villa Grove claims to be the nation's pancake center at least for one day a year, AT ALV ADORE ALVADORE Former Mrs. Ella Webster and daughter Iris were here recently. They now live in Eugene where Iris is em ployed at the City Library. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Haag enter tained for 20 guests at dinner, Sunday. Stale Ballot Includes Bill To Change Hydro-Electric Ad By Eldon Barrplt United Press Staff Correspondent SALEM U.R) Amonir th 11 state measures that will be on the general election ballot No. 2 are Dills to amend the state's 1031 Hydro-electric Act and to create a woods camp for delinquent boys. rrooamy no measure on the Dauot has stirred up as much con. troversy as the hydro-electric electric amendment. In the 1947 icgiMdiure mis measure was known as "Senate Bill 99." It was Rom where I sit ... JyJos Marsh I'm Glad W'r "Different!" I, lot of different of our ontT en " pun. Bonn say alfalfa it brome pass others frith Mt or barley. Bat Jlkit mMure's better Me crop Lh think people are the tr-snd toe strengui u jfc lit mature of so many iiinlns some from ona Lne from another right I Httli differences! nae hinitaite for beer and 1 prefer eider. . From where I sit, so long as we Jiever become intolerant of one an other'! different tastes so long as we Ue together with our differ ences, and even upp(mn( them the way brome grass does alfalfa, then we're a mighty good crop I Bo aeighbor tajoy your eider wWle I enjoy my beer! Vote for year eeadldate IH stead by mine! Bit never let our differences dirM us! Copyright, 1948. Vnittd Statu Brtwrt Fumiutm ed without fear of having them taken over by public interests if the bill is approved. Primarily, the controversy over the bill represents a fight between private and public pow er advocates. Boys Camp The measure to establish a boys camp is one referred to the peo ple by the 1947 legislature. It calls for establishment of a camp for delinquent boys at Reeher's 1 civilian conservation corp camp nasri k hr.iv. u,. i.. ' near Timber. Washington County. tne late Gov. Earl Snell. then passed over the veto. Started Petition Public power and farm organi zations, spearheading theopposi tion, invoked a referendum peti tion to let the voters decide the fate of the bill. The complicated measure is de- the people only to comply with the constitutional requirement that location of a new state insti tution outside of Marion County needs approval of the people. Segregation The idea behind the measure is to segregate inmates of Woodburn Tv ttrrlT6" ?.!' rigab.es would.stay in the Wood- I . j , . , " jburn institution. The others n thrstate y " dams would be placed in the camp. TT-jJ. - i The measure also carries an Under existing law, private ; iation of $150000i 0Ile companies can be licensed to build third 0( wnich for esUblishing power dams, but the state or anyitne camp and the other $100,000 municipality, including public to operate it until the end o the utility districts can "at any time" biennium, June 30, 1949. .u..b bile gJlUjdb unci giving f twu-vear nonce ana payment oi "fair value not exceeding the net investment, plus any "reasonable" damages. License Rule ELMIRA Elmira Grade School If the measure Is approved, the Parent-Teachers Assn. members state, any city, county or PUD can 1 are planning to give a play soon acquire a private power dam only to raise money for P-TA activities after the expiration of a com-! and request all parents to attend pany's license. Licenses generally the executive meeting Friday eve are issued for 25 to 50 years. ning, Oct. 22 to help plan for (he In other words, private power play, companies can hold and operate The Grange Hallowe'en dance Register-Guard, Eugene. Ore, Thurs,, Oct. tt. 1948 , Page 28 l'KICES GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY siiiimiiiiiisssssssss------ llmira P-TA their hydroelectric dams during periods for which they are licens- f AtJn a ,A rfvcJ (or ytw tifrtfl OiHilmos with lht payment of only a ? Y $ jtjtWBm. S' m nimum dtpailt tat m h 4 & A- '' I account I j" , J TWfMStmMlB f opened T J 758 WILLAMETTE ST. PHONE 3131 will be Saturday evening, Oct, 30 Instead of Oct. 23 aa pre viously reported, Mr. and Mrs. Edward utter and son Richard will furnish the music. , Mr. and Mrs. Williams Hawkins and daughter Louise, left Sunday for Springfield, Missouri, to visit Mrs. Hawkins' parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Stubbs. Her father is quite ill. Just before leaving for Missouri, Mrs. Hawkins received word that a brother, also of Springfield, Mo., had been ser iously injured In an accident. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Riensche are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Starr while on a hunting trip in Eastern Oregon. : ... JC Women Dislike Bars JUNCTION CITY If the sam ple ballot cast by the Junction City Unit of the Republican Wo men's Federation of Oregon can be used a.s.jcrlterioo.of the No vember 2 election: The people of Oregon will not have liquor by the drink. With a vote of 24 against and only one for, the initiative per mitting liquor by the drink was turned down by this city's Repub lican women at their luncheon Tuesday, Oct. 19 at the Southern Kitchens in Junction City. Senator Angus Gibson of Junc tion City was the guest speaker. He explained the various meas ures which are to be on the Nov. 2 ballot. New members in the organiza tion are: Mrs. May Gardner of Junction City and Mrs. Dorothy Brougher and Mrs. Ethyl Kast of Lone Pine. Bill Healy of the Secretary of State's office was the guest speak er at the dinner meeting of the Junction City Lions Club Monday, Oct. 18. He spoke on the present and future vehicle licensing in this state and told club members that plans are now underway to issue permanent license plates be ginning in 1950. A group from the Junction City Union High School gave a few instrumental musical selections. This year's Lion Christmas par ty will include the wives. At Monroe MONROE Tax statements were received in Monroe Monday morning of this week for the year 1948-49. Taxes are much higher than last year, more than one-half higher in some cases. Monroe property and businesses were re appraised by the county assessor this past springs Mrs. John Gibson and Mrs. Floyd Cramer entertained Mrs, Gust Petersen at a surprise birth day party Friday afternoon of this past week. Mrs. Ida Cottnair has returned to her home here from Milton- Freewater where she visited her daughter Marguerite (Mrs. Dean) Ray. Lawrence brought his mother back to Monroe m his car Satur day. Robert Parrish, with the army, spent a weekend recently visiting with his father, Archie Parrish here in Monroe. Robert is station ed at Fairfield, Calif. Mosby Creek HE MOSBY CREEK-Mosby Creek Home Extension Unit at their re. cent session voted to resume i former custom, having the hostess supply only a beverage, the other members to bring the food for meetings. Next meeting is with Mrs. Ada Overton. "Finishing Unpainted Furniture," will be demonstrated. All women of the community are invited. Meeting date was origin ally set for Thursday. Nov. 11, but was changed to Wednesday, Mov. 10 because of Armistice Day. Several from Mosby Creek at tended the bridal shower Friday nt the home of Mrs. Dorothy Laynz in honor of Itha Thayer, who is to be married soon to Del- LOW PRICES ON QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT FRED MEYER NO-FRIJ-OD Richard Hud nut SPECIAL OFFER Hudnut Wave Kit REFILL $1.50 With 25c . Crerae Rinse FREE The Richard Hudnut Wave Kit gives you a deep, soft wave that is healthy look ing and shimmering with natural highlights. Gives truly professional results. Absorbs moisture and od ors. Use No-Frij-Od In Closets, Cupboards, Bread Boxes, Hampers and wherever mildew and dampness occur. Absolute ly, harmless, guaranteed. Will last indefinitely if di rections are followed. BOX of 2 $1.19 L J Parke-Davis Iramunovac Oral Vaccine Tablets 20's 117 loos ?468 Now is the time to build up resistance to cold germs. This safe, effective oral vaccine will give you the protection you need against winter colds. m. 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