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DRAW, Or- July 18. (Special)
Mr. and Mrs. Horses Putnam cele
brated their folden wedding annir.
sary Wednesday, July 11.
More than 200 people gathered In
a grove at the Putnam ranch homo
li milca went of Iiraln In honor of
the couple. Moat of the gueata were
more or less related.
The Putnams are true Oregonlana.
They were born and reared tn thla
aeetion of Douglaa county. Mra. Put
nam waa Aurllla Hedrlrk. born Dec.
11. 1854 .daniihter of John Hedrlrk.
who cromed the plalna to Oregon
from Tennessee In the pioneer days
of lKM. Mr. Putnam waa born April
2(1. 1852. 1Mb mother was Koselle
Applegate, daughter of the late Jesse
Applrgate who crossed the plalna to
Orogon from Missouri In 18IH. His
father was Charles Putnam of Masa
chusetts descendant of the Pnt
nnma of the Revolutionary period,
who later crossed the plains to Ore-
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Ooach'ea leare (or Portland
and Intermediate polnta dally.
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VIA CORVALLIS
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4:36 p. m.
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To Rossburg 6:36 p. m.
Southern Pacific
P. 0. LewiA
Tlokat Agent
. Thone 2200
ion by ox team from Ijellngton, Ken
tucky In 18441.
Mr. and Mra. Horace Putnam are
the parents of three children: Chea
ter Putnam and Mrs. Frank Cup-;
ninglmm of Sunnydale and Mrs. Wil
fred Jlrown of Camas Valley. The
grandchildren are: Mary. Bruce, Hor
ace, Katherine and Ada Fay Cunning
ham, and Estner, nnireo, m
Marjorie llrown, all of whom were
present on their anniversary.
The celebration took the form of
an all-day picnic, beginning at 10
o'clock. The bride and groom of 60
years occupied seats of honor on a
platform decorated with a wealth
of flowers canopied with yellow
streamers.
from this platform waa rendered
a program with a theme of yester
years: Prayer, Rev. H. W. RummelL
Song "Blest Be the Tie That
Binds, by (lie assemblage.
Talk on "Pioneer Life' Rev. Rum
mall. Slo "Hear Heart. I Find We're
Growing Old," Mra. E. O. Whipple.
A euloiv of the bride and groom of
ftO years, by Benton Mires.
Haxophone solo Gorman cool.
Talk directed to descendants of
enrly pioneers. Mabel Wilson Church.
Kong "tvnen lou ana l were
Toung. Maggie." the assemblage.
Talk Albert Anderson.
Duel "A Perfect Day," Mesdamea
Maude Iledrlck Deaver and Mary
Mires Cool.
Talk O. 0. Brown.
Hong "One Day Nearer Home, '
by a quartet of old ladles, Mesdames
Henry Iledrlck. Geo. Iledrick, Kath
arine L. and Julia Johnson.
At 1 o'clock a picnic dinner of Ore
gon products from fried chicken to
Ice cream served at long tables was
partaken of.
Hnveral of the gnesta were present
at tho original wedding BO years ago.
They are: Mrs. Kllra F.nsley Hnesd.
Mrs. llo Lawrence, Mrs. Nancy Drain
Hlnglrtnn, Matthew Iledrick, Oeorge
Iledrlck and Hue Putnam Hedrlrk.
Many beautiful presents wera receiv
ed bv the honor guesla
The out-of-town guerta present on
this occasion were: Mr. and Mra. Tul
ly, Nancy Drain Hlngleton, Mrs. Mary
Brook, Mrs. Lulu Clark, Mra. Cora
Cathcart, Klla Wilson Burt, all of
Portland, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Anderson of Salem, Mabel Wilson
Church, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Brown,
Mrs. Joel Tracy, Mra. Cynthia Ger
mond, Mra. Virginia Applegate, all of
Kosoburg, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. II. L.
Cook, Misses Minnie Wilson and Hue
Burt, Mra. Lucy Hamler, Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Huntington, Mrs, Barah
Wilson, George Wilson, Mr. and Mra.
George Applegate all of Yoncnlla,
Ore., Benjamin Huntington, Mra.
Peart Harvey and daughter, Isabel
nil of Oakland, Ore., Mrs, lio Law
rence Oomstock, Mary Letsom Good
ell, Thomas Letson, E. W. Letson,
Utha Harris all of Hcntt'a Valley.
Thm rblrd annual tour conducted by
the Lane County Hortlculrbral Bod
ily cooperating with the county agent
tn nbssrve and atndr supplemental ir
rigation systems used In growing
truck crops will bs held on unaay,
July 20, according to O. 8. Fletcher,
county agent. ,
The itinerary for the tour with a
statement of the typt of pumping
plant, source of power, method of dia-
t.-;l.Hna waap and mna being
grown on each farm follows:
8:30 a. m Wendell uarinoiomirw
place on river loon 2, lower Santa
Clara. Ona mile from Pacific high
way. Small overhsad sprinkler sys
tem attached to household pressure
system. Klectrlc motor. Miscellan
eous truck crops,
10:80 a. m. Don Bheffner place on
River avenue, about one quarter mile
eaat of Pacific highway. Large ca
pacity DUlluoaer ijpe puun
to overhead sprinkler system with os
cillators. Klectrlc motor. Miscel
laneous truck crops. Alao has port
able flooding outfit driven by a gaso
line engine. Mr. Hhaffner will also
show a trial of fertilisers on cab
bage. .
1 :HO p. m. 'ITnman vdhsb mini
one-half mile below the Ferry street
bridge and near the Eugene country
club. Electric motor driven water
lifter. Underground pipe distribution
system, irrigates y uoooins.
nery beana and other truck crops
Also potatoes.
WHEELING, W. Va., July 18. OPI
Wheeling and towns along the low
er Ohio volley todny were recovering
from the worst storm In 12 years. At
least 2.000 men were ldl as a result
of , Industrial plants and minea being
flooded when small streams over
flowed..
Moundsvllle bore tha brant of the
storm, The loss there being eliminated
at 9200,000. Homes ware washed from
their foundations.
Only one loss of life waa reported.
that of Albert tawther, a negro, who
was droftnednsar welleburf.
The Initials a. g. stand for tha
Latin words exempli gratia, meaning
"for example,"
KING COAL
Be aura and gat
our tummor prloaa
Manerud Huntington
Fuel Co.
OF
ISO pouiiuca.
ic:ou p. ni. .j-...-
trlf ugal pump attached to large over-
neaa sprinsier sjbumu. .-u.
trlfugal pump operating a flooding
system. Both pumps are ariven ny
electric motors, Miscenansous green
house and outdoor truck crops.
4 00 p. m. Frank Bartholomew
place on mcucuaio "7 .
miles northsast of Springfield. Port
able gasoline engine driven centrifu
gal pump. Irrigates by flooding. Hss
other truck crops. Mr. Bartholomew
baa a good nemonairauon oi mrnim
ers on early potatoea. -F.
IS. Price, extension engineer of
il- U,a, A arlenltursl col
lege, will take part in the tour end
discuss various Irrigation problems
The county agent atatea that all per
sons Interested in supplemental Irri
gation systems are Invited to take
part In the tour.
Yoncalla
at Belknap springs.
Mrs. Laura Applegate and two
Branddaughtera, lie and Virginia
:ruse left Saturday for two weeks'
visit with relatives in Portland.
Mlas Viola Newby arrived home
Thursday from a three weeka' viait
with frienda In Ashland.
Mias Minerva Westenheiaer arrived
home Friday from a two months' visit
with her brother in Jleedkport.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Stonaker mo
tored to Marshfield for an outing
Hunday.
Avery Laawell and Mra. Edith
Thompson motored to Mt. Shasta City
for a few days' visit last week.
Mr. and Mra. Laurence Hall of
Oakridge visited relatives here last
week. Mre. Hall -waa formerly Macel
Stock, granddaughter of Aunt Laura
Applegate. Her marriage waa an
event of early In July.
Will Hathaway and his mother,
Mra. May Hathaway, of Reedsnort
spent the week-end at the D. J. Rog
ers home.
Mrs. Ruth Lawman snent a few
iiys laat week visiting relatives in
Portland.
Mra. Ida Bunyon spent a few days
this week vinjtin- friends In Eugene.
Mrs. Gertrude Stonte hsd charge of
Mrs. Bunyou'a atore during her ab
sence. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Stock of Oak
ridge visited at the John Krnae borne
for a few days last week.
Bruce Tltua of Eugene la visiting
at the C. F. Applegate home for a
couple of weeka. ..
DALLAS, Tex., July 13. 04")
Tha names of Texas democratic can
dldatea for atate offices who have
refused to work for M.e election of
Governor Alfred E. Smith, today were
barred from primary ballots in three
counties pending the outcome of d
teat caae.
The third reversal for democratic
party bolters came yesterday when
the Galveston county executive com
mittee refused to place the name of
Thoniaa B. Love and other anti-Smith
democrata on the ballots for the pri
mary, July 28. Love, former demo
cratic national committeeman and n
leader of the ultra dry faction of the
Baity In Texas, is a candidate for
eutenant governor.
Prior to the action of the Galves
ton county committee, Love's name
waa barred from ballots In Comeron
county when a district court Judge de
nied an application for . a writ of
mandamua to compel tha committee
to recognize his candidacy. His appeul
from thla decision is pending before
the civil court of appeals at Han Antonio.
' YONCALLA, July 18. (Special)
Dr. and Mra. T. I. Marts or tiaisey
visited at the Fred Applegate home
last week. They are en route home
from an extended trip to Los Angeles
and Ixing Bench, Cal.
Misses Ernestine and Merlejoe Rid
dle of Kiddle are visiting at the Elmer
Daugherty home for a couple of
"'Mrs. Opal Keleo, Clyde and Ilah
Kelso, Marcele Hupprecht, Mrs. Lu
ther Daugherty, Claude, Alta and
Katharine Daugherty and Mra.
George Edes, and daughter Marlon
apentn a few daya camping at Win
chester Bay.
Mr. and Mra. Bart Smith and son
M Aehland, and Mrs. R. C. Bailey
and son of Portland spent a few days
last week vialtlng at the B. J. Gibson
home.
Mr. and Mra. Percy DuBell and
Frank Khrull are visiting their mother
Mrs. Rachel Shrull of Bad Hill this
week.
Henry Burt spent a few daya thla
week visiting relatives In Kugene.
Misses Bessie and Waneta Wahm
of Portland visited relatlvsa hero laat
week They left Sunday for a week
visit at Reedsport, before going to
Portlsnd, where they will maka their
home in the future.
Mr. and Mra. Hobt, Davis and
daughter Rosa spent a week camping
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BDY SCOUTS START
By PHILIP TILLMAN
CAMP LUCKY BOY, July 18
(Special) Kenneth Oxner, hiking
leader, started out Tuesday morning
with the first Scout hikers of the
11(28 season with the determination
to reach Caatle Hock lookout station.
The pioneer hikera are Allen Hodg
son, Bob Hunner, Bob McFarland,
Harold Mackin, Bob MacLagen, Geo.
Mason, Frank N'ombalaia, Robert
Stark, and Carrol Auld.
Another aet of hikera leaves Wed
nesday morning with the ssme desti
nation. Thoae who expect to take
part in the hike are Philip Tillman,
leader, Winston Bacua, Gordon
Wright, Billy Wheeler, Halph
Hughes, George Petersen, Carl Par
ker, Kenneth Hendricks, Edward
Newman, Hugh Godard, Cbarlea
Spencer, and Carlton Gray.
Burton (Swede) Nelson, camp doa
tor, assistant camp director, swim
ming instructor, or what have you,
ia leading an overnight hike up Blue
river. Billy MacKenzie, Parka, Hitch
cock, Chaa. Hansen, Bill Roberts, Al
bert Head. Hurl Douglass, Bill Booth,
Wendell Kpencc, Bob Gray, and Dan
C'lnrk will enjoy (?) the night and
a breakfast on the trail.
"Chief" Clark led the remaining
members of the camp on a night hike.
The boys went up the river and re
turned after nightfall. Every boy
took turna finding the way in the
dark forest. After several hours of
fun, they returned to camp in the
late hours of- the night.
John Steelqulst, camp quartermaa
ter, is starting a class for craftwork
in leather. The boya are making
hand-tooled helta for their leather
craft merit badges.
Bill Booth took a crew of 1 f boya
to drag cedar logs from the hill for
the purpose of building a large raft
which will be anchored in the center
of the swimming pool. In one hour
the tuture lumDerjacas dragged uown
four large logs. The boya report that
Bill is an all-round good man but a
cruel taskmaater.
Two large boxes of supplies came
In for the camp kitchen today. Among
the latest improvements in the kitch
en is a new hot water barrel which is
connected with the stove. This tank
is Intended to save work for the
"Riders of the Kitchen Range" who
are ordinarily known aa K. P.'s.
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE I)
Baker, Junction City, chairman: W.
W. Davia, Lebanon; E. A. Gottberg,
Eugene:. Mrs. F. C. Green, Astoria;
Mra. R. B. Hackett. Grante Pass.
Ministers' aid and ordination; L.
M. Cline, Portland, chairman ; . I .
Osgood. Albany: Neil J. Barnea,
Bend; C. H. Delepine, Hood River;
Dr. E. H.. East, Portland.
Student cooperation; Mabel Downs,
Portland, choirman: V. S. Burt, Cpr
vallis; W: E. Henry. McMmnville;
Claude Addison, K-ugene; C. E. Dun
ham. Aabland; M. H. Sherwood. Port
land: L. L. Daily, Monmouth.
Laymen's officers chosen Thursday
night, are as follows: Prof. H. M.
anerwoou, iwnmini,
dent; Dir. Harvey Frlese, Oregon
City, vice-president: Dr. J. E. Har
vey, Portland, secretary; C. iu Xur-
ner, Eugene, treasurer.
an Oregon Baptist hospital at Port
land was nameo as luuui...
Biayer, W. O. Sims. Harry Ston.
E. V. Creed, Mrs. W. B. Hinson, all
of Portland; Justice O. P. Coshow,
t " A V
t ' hf '1
Salem; Mr.. A... McAdory. La Grande;
-nnn. un.vAHnn WAR BUb-
mltd'to tnr committee
when the group lauru "--';,',,
Thuraday evening on the place. Med
ford offered, but a ."-ty "
delegate, .appeared
land as netier suunt.ru ""-".,- 7
Federal morion pi'
America. Inc representing church
and civic organ .'"'"" VJLw. T.Vs-
sTon as tending toward higher moral
jtanOarda tn me ri,, " hi
dn.try and preserving educational
possibilities of films.
The Automobile Club of Southern
Ca Ifornla ha. Hated 142 n."
public camps that may be utilized by
visitore In the National Forests of
that atate.
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