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,h,. Glorious F ou rth
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If the Eagle
w "bailed to hear it. and
X did I, « as Juat another ca8e o(
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rna'in, |
at taut
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in our roiuinunIt>' *'a* t"1“ " ' 1
b j d with a slant firecrack er
It somehow we miss «he old 4th
f jolv celebration.
T im e w a s we
l i «wakened shortly after mid-
lit the morning of the Fourth b>
| booming ot the r tlt a * « b t e k
Bth’i anvil, loaded with Kunpow-
■ From then oil all day and .a:
10 the aifhet tb< air was relit with
Laion after explosion.
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L d what an adventure it was for
I voulister- to g«-t up at 4 o c lock
L' set off our own little rac k, t
What though we only bad
Irery few bunches o f firecrack ers
] baby xlxe and a few torpedo« >,
to cared. We had a lot of fun
ivway.
I
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I Then after breakfast we c o u ld
■rdly wait for the ch ores to he
if and old Jim hitched up to the
bussx and we were o f f f o r th e
l.'bration. usually held alon g the
ler In sonic grove or in a in i- h
taring town
How proudly w e u t
h m old bucket between Father
L Mother’« knee* and waved o m
it of a flag at any and all we passed.
CRo
I And the Celebration ( spelled with
I capital C, of course)
TeaniB of
kinds— wagons, buggies, surreys,
hietmis
Men, women and child
[ dressed in their best, hilariously
illing to each other.
Each rig
-ilding somewhere luncln ■ o f all
pods and descriptions.
]
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! Usually we had a c o m m ittee w h o
fed secured an Oratorf again the
Ipitali who usually w ore his high
pik hat and lifte<l it so g ra cefu lly
the ladles.
How we envie d his
and manner.
How w e shiv ered
i awed delight when som e darin g
outhful rascal expressed the wish
get hold of that silk hat so he
uld have something to c o v e r his
Irecrackers with.
O ccasionally the
ninmittee was forced to use h om e
^lent to orate.
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We recall one time they engagt'd
i young man just out o f c o lle g e and
Ipenlng a law office in ou r town.
|hpy felt it would he a help to him
given an opportunity to show o f f
his oratorical ability.
T h e y ou n g
nau was highly pic ased and prepared
beautiful speech, which lie prac
liced for hours before his m irr o r to
pet all his gesture* perfect.
• • •
. When introduced, the y oun g man
Pose and made a beautiful bow .
He
Proceeded to address the chairm an
Pud ladies and gentlemen. He blush
1 and stanun« i . d a hit but m anaged
1° get through the prelim in aries in
good shap.-
Then he sw u n g into
lis beautifully prepared oration. He
PM e> Ms toes and i k w l t i l Friends
pel our glorious Am erican Eagle
PPread her wines until — (su dden
Roughing spell i I say, frie nds, let
hnr gloriou- American Eagle apt
«1
Per wings until— until— until— •—
T**i. damn her, sh< splits k e ree lf , for
f 1' 1 cfere— " and dow n he sat, his
“ *h fell forgotten and his inind a
Woman Dies CUT IN AUTO
HINT D’AUTREMONT President Will
In
Sniashup
IN PLOT 10 SHOE Not Accept Bill
On Coast LICENSE FEE
PRISON DELIVERY
IS SUGGESTED
For Relief A s í s
In form ation received from Salem
recently hinted that "o n e of the
DeAutremont boys," serving a life
sentence for the
Siskiyou tunnel
quadruple murders and attempted
train roberv, was implicated in stag
ing a prison riot and thus escape
ov er the walls. I’ i ison oflieial w«n
clo se mouthed
over tin«
mini
ot
/■ n m ri/,4
a n u n n o t n «l
, w l ■»« 1 t t , . ,1 l h . , i
Au trem on t, youngest of the brothers,
w ould he implicated as he is the
most daring. Kay and Roy
the twins
— are inseparable ill prison, as in
freedom , ami one would not be apt
to try for liberty without the other.
T h e Salem Statesman, relative to
(he plot, said yesterday:
Although the warden mention
ed only names of Farley and
Donahue, rumors that at least
one of the DeAutremont boys,
notorious for the Siskiyou train
robbery and world-wide search
which followed, was among the
foiled plotters
T h e DeAutremont» completed five
veals behind the bars June 27 last
and the above is the first Intimation
that any of them were other than
mod el prisoners.
Hugh has be« n
em ployed in the prson laundry and
the twins In the Barber shop. They
were sentenced to life after conit s-
plons in which each «hared equally
the responsibility f««r the murder «if
fo u r tralnment. The case, because of
the long hunt and the ferocity of the
killings, attracted world wide atom-
tion.
Free Cooking School
Monday Afternoon
At Grange Hall
Mrs. Minnie Myrtle Foster, 4»,
wife o f Percival Foster o f Hilt, Cal.
and a form er well known resident
o f southern Oregon, was killed yes
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SA LEM , July 6— A special session
terday noon ln an a u tom obile crash
h.vecutive Declares in Statement He Will Not Ayree to
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¡ m ^ T u S e ; » » « « « relief for
“ *. the
í . S ' A ' r x v . v . 0 ? 1? ; :
Oregon motorist in the
of Gold Beach, when her ear c o l
fo
r
m
o
f
a
material reduction in the
M ■í.tsnre as it Stands. Speaker Refuses
lided with one driven by a P or t
lander and rolled down an e m b an k license fee was suggested by J. E.
Accept Change in Hill.
ment, pinning her against a tr.-e. Bennett, state senator from Mult
.
Mr. Foster, w h o was riding with her. nomah county, who was here today
for a con fer en c e with G overnor Meier.
WASHINGTON. July ti
President the house, stood firmly for such escaped n
„ . . . . injuries.
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serious
The ______
occu-
Senator Bennett was o f the opinion
Hoover and Speaker John N Garner loans, and announced he had told « * pants o f the Portland _ auto, whose
.'oquiile
greslonal leaders were prepared to the bill had been worked out by the
fight the issue through to the finish, congressional conferees,
' " T h e Maurys were riding in their
president Hoover issued a 1200-word
“ Tin« fatal difficulty is the sp eak
statement declaring he could not a<-
ow n car and had been traveling a
er's insistent upon provisii^n that
short distance in advance of the
(«ept the measure as it stands now.
loans should also be made to indivi
The hattle between Garner and dual, private corporations, partner Fosters. Upon dt»«overing that they
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,
k h i„
,
Hoover flared info full force after ships. states and municipalities on were not co i «. «1 g
'
d
two conferences between congress
several 1 miles out o f Gold Beach Mr.
any Conceivable security and for
,.
■ turned
m i n e d hack to dis cover the
lonal leaders and the president had every conceivable purpose,” H oover M aur> , " . u,
a {*
failed to adjust the differences in the „ . i d In his reply to Garner.
refefeon and fou nd th e c a r . overturned
huge federal aid hill
, ,J
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on th “ highway and motorists in -
Garner Stainls I'm
Insists on it* tier
dcav oring to remove Mrs. h o s i e r s ,
The Chief point at issue is the pro-
After a survey of the relief meas body from beneath the car
vision increasing borrowing power ure under consideration and he pre-
Mr. h osier, who fell out the same
sentatmn of
1)1 till Reconstruction Fnance cor »einauon
111 his
nis ideals
mcais on it.
u, the
m e pre-
ure- door,
noor, when
wnen the
m e auto
« . n o rolled
rum-u down
uown
• oraton ...........................I to enable sident declared he was determined the embankment, was not pinned be-
loans to Individuals, prl
pora- tlfat there "» h a ll be relief legish.
i c a t h the machin e
He Imm edla telj
tions and municipalities
Although tion at this sesion of cong ress."
spoke to Mrs. Foster, hut got n o
ciarnei made sacrifies In other con-
He said "th er e Is unquestioned answer and
believes death wan In-
troversal provisions of the hill he need for the passage of legislation to stantaneous.
The car was so placed
refused to alter this one
take care of the unemployement anil that it was
necessary to cut away
the tree to remove If from Mrs
o f this proposal. President Hoov- such cases of destitution as the re
er'« statement said
sources of the state seem unable to F o s t e r s body,
Such an undertaking by the Unit- meet. I have recom ended such legls-1
The Perl am bula nce was su m
moned from Medford and returned
,.d StateH government makes the Re- latlon.
c<fh.struction Finance corporation the
‘ While I am determ ined that there to this city at an early hour tills
most gigantic hanking and pawn- shall be relief legislation at fhls^ees- m ornin g with the k w
^
broking business in all history.'
House and senate c
met late Wednesday
changes in the hill agreed --------------
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at the White House conference hut pose to further increase unemploy- nient in the Jacksonville cem etery
stood behind Garner in refusing flat- ment 'by such disastrous action ss
Mrs. Foster was a native daughter
lv to acede to the president's wishes
is now proposed through Jeopardizing
o f Jackson county ,
the
to revise this section.
'h*1 whole credit o f the government daughter o f Mr. and Mrs William
Itefascs to Budge
and laying our people open to every c h a m b e r s , early pioneers of Jackson
Garner speaking from the floor of kind of injustice and loss.
county,
bhe was married to Percl-
« .T S
3 Cents Required
On Letter» Now
I
wken night cam e we sat un
»irk"* ,ree* an<1 * '» 'c h e d the fire-
I bo««'
n" r ryes bulg ed when
, s , . rockets m
area tneir
a y amir
Increased posj.iI t ^
roared
their « way
aloft
—
of i #w
th ttrit
tn ««in c o lo r to ftie rent from the r “
,
an<j all letter?
*
*Ur»
pff**ctiTc yn*terday. »n a ■
star* , ’„v e .
*
started in J o u r n e y
^ h“ e
care from n o * on
.G llequ .p -
I thotl '*** , b " jo'ttney lumie under cents in postage
.. fw(>-cenl
„far«
T o o tired to watch
Itti
th e c n n t o m z n
tke_ ■ , same
" *'*rs
ed
zu he rtfsfnrii^d to the
»M b «
asleep in M other's
it a
‘1ay ,1',nr *nd an oth er like
• long « » j off.
The days o f o u r youth
gone and the sn ow s of
Moth«* "Mnter have co v e r e d that
feeth
rra,r*'
W e w o n d e r If the
'heir i.L , 'w,a/ K** m or e fun out o f
tkei,.
" ° f July Celebrations, with
„
,
«,, . ,, ,«.
Calif., and had lived at Hilt for tho KUl r
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past 12 y«;ars.
She was a mem ber
ol the Eastern Star, Stella Chapte
K cb ck d h s H o ld
B ig
of Y reka , Cal.
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Survivors, besides hor w i d o w e r , '
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o l ___ v ■ 11« . r u n nina a r e : Eour sisters and tw o brothers
™ e Rogue R^
Vall y
Mrg Ida Tuttle, Tem p le Ariz., Mrs.
1
‘ n workers, started •
r i o ........
t ™ * « ’ H M r ,
M r s «.«
^Bv.
.
women
i
(h’
a^ nlllg o f cherries on T u e s d a y . ! Bateman. 8 e * « l e W aah .; M r s . W
Mt. Pitt Rebekah lodge held its
hambers,
They w il continue this work for a J 1,lrpln’ M ed ford : John
liam i
regular meeting last night ln their
£
,
days
The cherries are ^ la'I,atb f “ 11“ « " tlllam ‘ h“ n,b bers hall. The president of the state Re
Butte Falls, and several cousins.
now ripening. Bing and Royal Anne
bekah Aasembly, Mrs. Maude Rogers,
varieties are being packed. The pack
was present for an o fficial visit.
w|]] ()e go)<j on , he Chicago market
The offic ers and mem bers of Hope
—
..annlnir
anann
After the cherry cannin g season,
Rebekah L o d g e No. 14 o f Ashland
packing of beans will start,
w ere also present for a fraternal vla-
Thg sawtnm o f th(. Owen-Oregon
It, accom panied by Mrs. Lou ise Per-
j 1|ml)er sales com pany, operating
r,
A __
1 1 7 ____ rozl, past president of the Rebekah
on a co-operativ e basis, resumed
Assem bly o f Oregon.
Tuesday after a Fourth of July lay
T h e fo llow in g resolution was a d
off
T w o o f the larger mills at
opted by the lodge and the « barter
n
m m n a r Falls
„ „ „ started
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Gardens and kale plantings In the draped a c c o r d i n g ly :
Klamath
this morning
a 1(>ng gUspension. T h e Port
R ogu e River valley have been the
H A L L OF
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at
c.nli
land-Beaver Cement plant at Gold chief su fferers in the paht o f the Mt. PITT R E B E K A H L O DG E No. X«7
Hil resumed " g r i n d i n g " today with army worm since Its invasioln o f this
Central Point, O regon.
a force of 2 » men.
Packing plants territory last week, acordln g to re-
July 6. 1932.
of the city and valley were making port of R. O. F ow ler , county agent,
W H E R E A S It has pleased God
rea(,
y for thl,
g or
e snip
T
he worm
eem. Cur Heaven ly Father, to call to His
ready
the openin
opening
of m
the
ship-
The
w orm s exnihlt
exhibit an esp
especial
plnK s(,ason about August 10.
Box fondness for garden produce with eternal home ou r beloved ~
‘
Brother
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we ex
sympathy.
Cherry Canning
Poison Bait Urged
Now Under W ay
For Army Worms
■ "*'»t fun we boys had with o a r
I little pocket full o f c ra ck ers and ou r
■ rimy hands holding a bit o f punk
I or * lighter or a “ si zzler" w e had
■carefully save for the sa me purpose. tr V ! ' X : J Z
K r ^ S . ! and*add^he mt>?asses *whhMi h ^ b e e n
■How we delighted in pu tting a fire-
■ cracker behind some girl's seat or
I,owing one into the crow d to see
tions— so
I'tiem «tatter.
• • •
city gas main
amazed at , Weive to lifteen pounds per acre and
■
J I T a b l e s loaded with
'Frankly.
wa bright Clean- ¡t „hould he in the
he form ni
of a or
dry
rieiiA-j«. « ''•''> • the
I* i 'king« «mill it seem ed no ««n«- the speed, the heat, th
, jrsI , ,.r„ mbiing mash, so that It will sprea.
pread
r ' T 1 Possible eat it all.
A n d the
ed
tried" , l * Now m the'se cooking d c easily. It is not elective when piece«
I » * * ®f len
id)
Real lem onadt
I
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ter. acid-m ade, syn- monstrations,
monstrations. I get a n« w
J '1 .
..i,.«-.
a .rnnn«i
1 d
mfort.! 1 - Trenches
plowed
around Infest**«
infested
I Mtic stuff ,)( later days. And freez- pleasure of bringing new cm
r*- . fields, deep enough so that once th h"
I »'ter fre»«7.,.r o f real h om e-m a d e new conveniences, and new
re
worms get in they can’t get out
Cake» galore.
W e ate. cipes to my many audiences
will effective where movement of the
I, .!* or less decorioualy at the long
Tuesday *!>•
£ instead
5"
o f ! worms is great
The trenches must
I . **• 'ken when we th ou gh t we he given st 7 :3 0 p. m
be watchad carefully and worm -
L V TO"ld eat again we ran o f f in- 2 P m.
killed by burning With oil or other
l ti ** '■’oods to play, only to I f t i r f
material, as
.«
f ''ort time for Just one more
County Agent Fowler will he glad
l ewe» of cake or an oth er sa ucerful of
tr assist" in any way possible In the
1 ” tream.
control of this pest
• • •
Meeting Last
Night at Hall
^
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Farmers Report
Damage Caused
By Arm y Worms
In garden.
Since an nouncement o f their a r
- b" c ou n ty la bor I t u s t .om
• rival
......... In this section Saturday they
have been noted In practically every
c om m u n ity o f the valley, rangin g
from Ashland to the Prospect ar^a
They are particularly thick In the
upper vall«ly, ju d g in g from c o m
plaints received at his o ffic e , Mr
F ow ler stated.
Little damage from the w orm s lias;
C ft A T E R
L A K E KATIO N AI been reported by farmers tilling th*-
P A R K , Ore., July *— lS p e cia l)
■ T rm t'
a 1
1
Travel Into < rater I^ihe .National
*h rn „» h the Valiev VI pw c om-
Park over the 4th o f July holidays
,.
yp«terday Mr Fow ler i sald
resulted in a total of 4.000 visitors. he saw ^ an arm
i V y ' n of
t w orm s » moving
o
a l e w P e r c e n t.* « o f whom were dow n ^
htifhway> Th
, re very
from out o f state points
The total
K|
co|or dec ors ted with
for the season is approximately 40.-
_
. , , t o e . dow n th.« back
otto with dally attendance showin g
“.TÌge' « m on
help, cause
a better tone
Over 4000 People
See Lake During 4th
O f July Holiday»
PAtcix. ore., «.u.y TT
N .U o n a l I«"'* aIon« ,h e lower Roa"“' Tn
charter be
draped f o r thirty days In his m em
ory.
Be it further
R E S O L V E D : That a copy o f this
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Resolu tion ___
be ______
sent to the bereaved
fa m (jy, a cop y be sent to ou r local
paper and a copy be filed In the mln-
U( eg nf this meeting.
Fraternally submitted.
F L O R E N C E EDDY,
L U Z E L L A DAMON.
IV’ A COPINOER.
Beagle School
Nearing Freedom
From Debt Burden
Beagle school district d i r e c t o r s - -
L M. Sweet and William L u c a s - to
day con fer red with the county school
visitors,^ " ' “ tDt
h . a .a
. ha H a nf
The worm s are not so plentiful this superintendent on the feasibility of
picnic lunche
nnZ reores.«n year as when they made their In- paying the last 11 00 o f a 13500 bond
hemlock > trees.
I A. A..°n,kA.r nf diffAeMt vaslon Into Southern Oregon tw o |„sap for the construction o f the
t«Mve o f a large n« mb* r o
^
iro
r o W „ r reported ; at M hool house
T h e district has about
„tates. visitors arrl
..
least more compla in ts were received |&oo on hand and the discussion cen-
p
1
n
* A r a rm
Tn then Th** farm er« are terad «
* 1
r a r m
“
,
. also better .
to fight th e p**t not be n**<i*d for sc h ool expense next
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____________________ J a s a «»>1» 7 « " . having profited by tt.-ir fall and winter m ore than for the
*"' or Thb
" e L e r l n . the ! nflr.
M p e tl. nre
retirement o f th * last bond.
T W Brooker who with his wife
!
7 * * ar-. huV n° w « p r sy ln g a n d ;
T h* bonds wer* Issued In 1922
and young son. have been stopping Bountry, vtaltlng all poin t, o f Intlr -i
„1
w o , J i . . V s - rf ^ . record th . Putting out poison halt to rid the f « r 20 years, but the district has re-
at the Hotel Valandra for the pa
y
H o Ld! n* . ‘ i « ' : * W l 7 Fenton c o e n t r y o f the w o r m , before they ,|r, d most of them In ten years.
month and looking over the valle
, Kina. . r t l o . will be . e k e . when it
w .. „ . „ h a . e d a farm of * » acres a ■< r fT h "e' C . l o n " C t h A f r t c . ” . r e - - c over more territory
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u .in i.,
known bow t h e tax money com es In
Californian* Buy
Eagle Point
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(Hui-imslng the license problem and
attem pting to work ou t details of
youngest
thfJ pian which Is understood to In
, o l v e Issuance o f stic kers by the
, reaHury department In exchange for
caah payments to apply on the re-
val F o s t e r Apr i l 7 , 1 !» 0 S. at L o y a l t o n .
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Monday and Tuesday should prove
red lett*«r davs for the housewives
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o f Central Point, at x
m . ¡,t tb<
Reports of damage by army worms
Grange Hall. Mrs. Grace A. Sanders,
J.-ming iu
to m
the
office ...
of ...
R. - G.
household economist, ..............
conduct are coming
noted liousenoiu
e ««..««e
ing the Standard Fla m o Cooking F ow ler, County Agent from almost
School, will o ffer the women of this all portions of the county.
c om m u n ity many free delicious re-
«An infestation of these worms
cipes and a chance to see them cooked SOme two years ago is well remem
the modern way with Flamo Gas.
|hered and precautions should he
Mrs. Sanders is touring a number taken to watch growing crops so
'‘ •HI
of California counties under llie that an attack by the worms car
sp
onsorship of Standard Oil Com-
sponsorship
turn- nipped in the bud.
tiud.
puny o f California, conducting free
Al pr.««ent they are found mostly
co o k in g demonstrations to help Wes- ln a lfa lfa fields but there has Keen
tern housewives to quicker, easier SOnie movement and there will he
co o k in g with n«'W, simple r e c i p e m o r e as the worms mature in size.
She says her popular cooking school
The use of arsenic o f lead, tw o
dishes are the kind that can he ma.le pouo.ls t.. the l q o gBllons of water.
in any home with the simplest mak will he foun«l to be quite
v
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where the worms are present. Tins
Mrs Sanders demonstration will r,iso seems to act as a repellent, pois-
be made on a modern gas stove. ,,n halt has been effective In many
equlped to operate with Standard cases and the following formula is
Fla m o Gas. There is no Charge for th«« best
n, to use:
ad mittance and everyone is invited
For large quantity nse 25 P» ' ;
Added interest in the school is as- of bran, 1 P ««nd of white arsenic.
sured by the fact that Mrs. f
will give everyone a chance :
to taste the food she pre
will supply recipes to those
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Other features of the school Include spoonfuls molasses.
locel
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o f the house and senate should meet
in advance in order to avoid delay
ln_
i n__°rder..t°
and draft a measure for consideration
.
. . . .
by0„ _ .
Senator Bennett was the author of
'h e hill changin g the fiscal y.«ar for
au tom obile registration from Janu-
T h « c h a n « « was made
ary 1
l i o JU‘
July * *■
l. •
I >«o
no « < •
nange
■ » « . " " was
■ > «■
made
««
to catch the motorist at a time when
h u (,ar wa(|
Breategt dem and In
order
„n m u la te license buying.
o t h e r than the suggestion bv the
Multnom ah solon there has been no
new developm ent ln the all, oniobUe
...... .
, lcense gi tuat|on glnce ..
Tuesday
morn-
,
.
O overnor Meler announred
hti ln tentloin o f U k l n g t k e t a f e u a n c e
()f licenses o a t o f the hands o f Sec-
iela rv o f gtate Hogg and g a t i n g up
htg ow;n nia(.htnery for handling the
|,pentdn of nlotor vehic les under the
quarterly paym en t plan which Hosa
had rejected as not authorized by
law.
. . . . . . State Treasurer
____ . . . . .
G overnor . Meier.
Holm an, Henry Henzen, budget dl-
rector, and Charles M. Thom as, pub-
IO*»
la k*
A large nun mber
li«-rn making their
Ann!« Springs, sti
r •
pf« j a r a t l - n s
a mr
o f campers have
head*! «tarter, at
headquarters
mile» from tho
are rapidly pro-
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n.A-
a
uai ,
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w,
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, ■
a a a .
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fall
turea and a general entertainment *t his home Monday while workin g
program
8ueh
program
has already
• .IS *
prograr..
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- In th* - orch ard. -, Is . as •,
been t u r f e d at the lodge, o p e n e d for from hla o f f ic e In the Medford Bu Id-
bvix la ^s th e Urst o f July.
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