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THURSDAY, MAY 30. 1929
TH E SPRIN GFIELD NEWS
from W alla W alla, W ashington, w ham
lie att«n<1cd I hw
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of th e Judges for th e slu u t flying con
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F lam ing love la bound to resu lt
P lana for an a ir circu s to la* held „ , | f alth o u g h not In any of the
w hen burly m o u n ta in e e rs com e down
nt th e S p rin g field airp o rt som e tim e vu, F i f t e e n
th o u san d p a rto n s
from th e ir w ild ern ess an d e n te r the
In July a re being w o rk .d out by I Btt» n d ed th te d edication, anil «7
tow n on th e plain below
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tly p |lU„ „ p a rtic ip a te d In th e contaata.
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sp o rt m odel W aco plane
le x I t« » - ' S p rin g field to W alla W alla by way of
1S4Ü. w hich opens a t th e M cDonald
kin, nationally fam ous a v ia to r and Port Istui, tak in g tw o houra and 66
th e a te r T h u rsd ay fur a ru n of th ree
p re sid e n t of th e lian k in school of ,
, o r th e trip
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L u p e V elez. v iv a c io u s , e x o tic , a n ,I Hpr l l n i t r ,..w
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and C h arles W ebber of R ugen«. T hey
a s p it fir e a ll in o n e . p la y s .h e lead- ;
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the re tu rn Journey In th re e
In g fe m in in e ro le us a d a u g h te r o f
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I a ir b a ttle as one o f th e fe a tu re s o f h o u rs nnd fiftee n
m in u tes, flying
th e M e x ic a n dons. S he Is w iu w d and
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1 tu e day
M r H a n k ln r e c e n tly o rd e re d agnliist a stru n g head wind
ECKERSON PLANS AIR
FLAMING LOVE IS
PORTRAYED IN "WOLF
CIRCUS TO BE HELD
song " at M c D onald s
AT AIRPORT IN J U L Y
W /iaf Becom es
Corn Once M ade
Into H a rd Liquor
Som e of It Still Goes Into Alco
hol, B ut for the Production
of Lacquer, Not Liquor!
C olum bus, Ohio, May IS.—M ajor T
P. W alk e r of th e C om m ercial S olv en ts
C om pany of T e rre H au te. Ind., sp e a k
in g befo re th e A m erican C hem ical
S o ciety 's a n n u al m eetin g a t th e Ohio
S ta te U n iv ersity , said 10.000.000 bu !
sh els of corn an n u ally , a q u a rte r of
th e am o u n t fo rm erly m ade Into sp irit
ous liquors, now goes in lacq u ers.
Corn, co tto n , su g a r an d m ilk, he
brought out, a re four of th e m ost Im
p o rta n t In d u stria l ch em icals produced
on th e farm .
C orn cro n s, onoe co n v erted into
w hiskey, still goes into alcohol, but it
is butyl and eth y l, for lacquer. An
o th e r corn lacq u e r p roduct is acetone.
“ M ore th a n fifty ch em ical p ro d u cts"
he said, “a re d eriv ed from th e corn
k ern el. T h ey include such th in g s as ■
ta b le oil, so ap and glvcerin e. ru b b e r
•u b s titu te . fertilizer. sta rc h , co rn sy
rup. ta n n e r's su g a r and v eg etab le glue.
w o n by G a ry C o o p e r, a ra n g y K e n
t u c k iu li w h o has conn* to seek u dven
tu r c In tlu * s o u th w e s t t e r r it o r y .
Hut
'lie s to ry d o e s n 't end w ith th e w e d ,lin g
a n d th e re a re n u m e ro u s t h r il ls b e fo re
th e f in la l scene w h ic h h rin x s th e ro
m a n tle p a ir to g e th e r a g a in . W n lh e im
and Ito n ia n o ft as tw o tr a p p e r s o f tlu
mountains g iv e e x c e lle n t s u p p o rt, a n d
o th e rs o f th e cast a c q u it th e m s e lv e s
III an e q u a lly a d e q u a te fa s h io n
H o rn
a nd
L a w re n c e ,
h e a d lin in g
c o m e d ia n s o f th e v a u d e v ille sta g e w h o
w ill be seen a n d h e a rd In th e V ita
p h o ne r e p re s e n ta tio n p ro g ra m at th e
M c lh u ia ld th e a te r s t a r t in g T h u rs d a y
w e re so w e ll lik e d in th e ir f ir s t V ita
p h one p re s e n ta tio n . " T h e A r is to c r a ts "
th a t V ita p h o iie o f f ic ia ls s ig n e d th e
c o m e d ia n s fo r th re e a d d itio n a l m i n i
lie ra .
F o u r p re s e n ta tio n s
hv o ne
te a m is a good re c o rd . T h e o n ly o th e r
a r tis ts to a p p e a r so o fte n In V ita -
p h one a re G ig li a n d M a r t in e lli, th e
fa m o u s M e tr o p o lita n s ta rs .
For many year» Cupid traded Henry L Doherty hut the famous utility
man, known as the wealthiest bachelor in America, evaded his darts N o w
it is revealed that oo New Y ear's Eve, in Toronto. M rs Percy Fames, his
nurse during two years of illness, became his bride. Mr Doherty is 58 and
his bride 38.
Heart-
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w ill use
o f th e
b o m b in g
s tu n ts ,
e x h ib itio n
fly in g ,
p a ra c h u te Ju m p ln g .s a n d apeetnl ra re s
T h e tn a jo r w ill le a ve a h o rtly fo r
a 30 day ile m o n s tr a tlo n to u r o f O re
gon. and he w ill open t lle ne w u v lu
tlo n s ch o o l ut tlle lo c a l fl,-h l In in e
d iu te l.v upou b is r e tu m .
M ore Ih a n
50 |u rao n a h u v e u lr c a ilv a p p lie d fo r
In s tr u c tio n In th e new a ilio o l
M a jo r K c k n m o n re tu rn e d la t week
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"E leven com p an ies in th e U nited
S ta te s a re engaged in m a n u fa c tu re of
corn p roducts su ch as sta rc h , corn sy-
,
sup. corn su g a r and corn oil. About
SR.Wth.OOO b ush els, o n e-th ird of th e
corn th a t re a c h e s th e p rim ary m a rk e t.
Is em ployed in th is in d u stry .
LIFE A MYSTERY
“ It is e stim a te d th a t th e n in e S ta t s
A n o th e r o f M a ck S e n n e tt'a a ll ta lk
T ake tilt delightful u n certainty, the guess-w ork, th e "gam ble,
in the corn hel’ vield enough sta lk s ¡f yOU c a j| ¡t
— ta ^ e these elem ents out of life, and life loses ,n <* all-laughing ro m ed lea, "W h irls un i
a n n u ally for 12.000.000 to n s o f p a p er i n t e r e s t .
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G irl«" lends an ad d itio n al 30 m in u tes
5 ¿b/zw
T he m ystery of tom orrow —who would have it otherw ise? T he
un certain ty of w hat m ay happen— how seductive! 1 would not
k n o w the fu tu re if I could; the hope th a t It be bright a ro u se s all
the fa jfh of which I am capable; and life w ithout faith is but
dull, drab m ean existence.
Why, th e few things we are reasonably su re of in th e fu tu re
are the very things th a t bring dread. We d o n 't like to th ink about
death, sorrow ing m ourners, and the like— so we tu rn hurriedly
to dream s— to hopes of etern al life; and right there, th e m ystery
holds a world of com forting reassu ran ces.
“C o tto n seed s now p roduce refin ed
I certainly d o n ’t w an t to know exactly w hat will happen to-
pow ders, n itro g ly cerin e, roofing p ain t. . m orrow , next week, next year; I m ight not sleep well tonight,
w ritin g p aper, celluloid, ray o n , photo or for nights to come.
I prefer th e am o ro u s dream of golden
p rap h ic film , sa u sa g e casings, iatro - possibility, th a t tem pers me to com bat possible disaster, like the
cellulose, sm o k eless pow der gun cot' loss 6f a sm all bet in life’s g re a t gam e of chance.
ton. lacquers, a rtific ia l le a th e r, to ilet
Good m en and wom en have com m itted suicide to escape calam i-
w are, fu rfu ral, ca rb o h y d ra te s, and ties which they felt su re would Come. All, they w ere not sure,
p otash. T h e co tto n p lan t is used in Nobody can be absolutely sure of th e fu tu re, o r w hat it m ay bring
bleaching, dyeing, p rim in g , w a te r —and th a t’s a m ighty com forting fact, it seem s to me, to tuck
proofing and in e rc e riz a tio n .”
aw ay in o n e’s bosom especially if he has tendencies to see only
H e said the su g a r in d u stry p ro ‘h e d ark Side of things.
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d u ced e th y l alcohol an d in s u la tin g
I have no use for the ‘‘fo rtu n e -teller,” or for any one Who
b o ard . F rom
m ilk, casein , th e solid claim s ability to peer into hidden realm s and m ake forecasts to r
p a rt, ia used
in glue, a d h esiv e for me. To accept life w ith its en tran cin g un certain ties, its inspirit-
wooden a irp la n e propellera, com bs, ing. gam bles, its happy conflicts— to win som e of its ten th o u san d
b ru sh backs, a n b re lia han d les, but- j victories— to overcom e evil with good— w h at b e tte r doctrine th an
B nt it is probab le th a t it woui d n o ,
prove econom ical to u tilise th em ex
cep t in the m ost fav o rab le lo catio n
b ec a u se of th e co st of co llectin g and
tra n s p o rtin g su ch bulky m a te ria l
P ro cesses for chem ical u tiliz a tio n o f
th e corncob have been w orked out.
b u t h e re again, th e problem o f com-
m ercial oils, sy n th e tic ste a rin , soaps
and so ap collectin g com ee in.
to n s an d in secticid es.
He w arned th a t th ese co m m ercial
developm ents a re alow and th a t th e
c h em ist is not “th e M essiah com e to
save th e farm er.'
PRIZES AWARDED TO
SAFETY CONTEST W INNERS
(Continued from Page 1)
M rs. E g g im a n n ’a F a th e r Dead
Mrs. C. F. E g g im an n receiv ed w ord
S a tu rd a y th a t h er fa th e r G eorge E.
M cCann, died th a t m o rn in g a t his
hom e in D etro it, M ichigan. H is fu n
eral w as held M onday. Mrs. Eggl-
m ann w as u nable to a tte n d b ecau se
of th e d istan ce.
of fun ,o
w,th f |ra t
c u rr‘*"t M cDonald hill,
p ic tu re s of th e C leveland
h o sp ital d is a s te r in w hich 3oo perso n s
w er® en tom bed w ith deadly fum es, as i
a special p icto rial scoop featu re.
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s p o rt m o d e l W aco, w h ic h he
M a jo r K c k e ra o n r e c e n tly re c e iv e d
In th e c irc u s
O th e r fe a tu re s
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, u f|y p, n a tio n a l a ir con-
day w ill he such e v e n ts as I te s ts .
T ills s u m m e r he a nd T e x
it a u k ln
w ill
e n te r
th e
n a tio n a l
U n d e rg o e s
O p e ra tio n
Mm.
K
V is it at G o ld e n ria le
M r am i Mm
S id n e y W a rd and eon t^ld n e y J r w o n t
to iio ld c m la lo . W u H h liitfto n . T u c e d n v .
w h e re th«»y v la lte d fo r H everul d ;o n
■uM m M aaw ai
Refrigerator Time is Here
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O N 7 6 th A N N IV E R S A R Y
R o b ertso n and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs.
W ill R obertson and fam ily, Mr. and
Mrs. N eal R o b ertso n and fam ily. Mr.
and Mrs. O len R obertaon an d fam ily,
Mr. and Mrs. C arl R obertson and fam
ily, Mr. an d Mrs, Bob R obertson and
fam ily, Mr and Mrs. Jo h n R obertson
and fam ily, Mr. and M rs. Jo h n
C rocker, Mr. and Mrs. V ivian Bailor, '
Mrs. M abel Cook and d a u g h te r, I j i w -
re n c e Roof, Mr. and M rs. E. R. D an
n e r and fam ily, an d R R obertson.
Now is the tim e to Buy your refrig e rato r w hen you
have a whole seaaon ahead of you.
We have a
large asso rtm en t of refrig e rato rs of sizes and
¡trices to m eet popular dem ands.
You c a n ’t afford to be w ithout a refrig e rato r when
LEONARD REFRIGERATORS
Can be purchased at the following low prices:
$14.50* $22.00» $23.75,
$27.50- $28.75, »»d $33.50
th e s e a c c id e n ts w ere d u e “ to h aste,
LOCAL WOMEN FORM
Delivered to your hom e.
ch an ce tak in g , n eg lect of sm all In-
M OTHERS’ ORGANIZATION Juries, fa u lty in stru c tio n s, defectiv e
eq u ip m en t, ph y sical and m e n ta l u n
T he M others' club, a new stu d y fitn e ss of w o rk ers, fatig u e, infection,
group, w as o rg an -red M onday n ig h t im p ro p er ap p arel, lack ol con cen tra- IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E
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a t a m eeting at th e hom e of Mrs. tion. and v io len t tem p er. T w enty- tw o
f ' Z V T 7 KT’T'
L arson W right. T h e p u rp o se of »he p er c e n t of all w ork a c c id e n ts in Ore-1
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Ill a t H ospital— M rs. M aray C roft
org an izaf.cn is to m ake a a ltrty in gon fo r five year8 w as cau sed by j V' ° let M“ e C° ™ e rn ">'' W
pern o ll, C. A. F o u st and P earl Is re p o rte d to be Im proving a t thp
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child psychology and d iscu ss th e bes» m ach in ery .
Loss th ro u g h a c c id e n ts ‘ F oust,
P la in tiffs, Vs.
U nknow n P acific C h ristian h o sp ital w here she
m eth o d s of h a n d lin g child rro b le m s. due to m a c h in ery cau sed th irty -six
h e irs of Sim on M cA llister, tru e
Sim on
M cC allister,
Un. has been confined for sev eral days.
T..<- group is to m eet »very tw o w eeks. pe r c e n t Of th e to tal lo st in w ork day s, ‘ nam e
know n h e irs of Jo h n N. Jo h n so n ,
and tw o or th re e p ap ers of book re- 3n(j waH resp o n sib le for th e m o st per- j
U nknow n h e irs of M anna w e a th e r
p o rts will be p resen ted a t each m eet- m an en t d isa b ilitie s and fa ta litie s,
B row n, U nknow n h e irs of J a m e s
ing.
The m em b ers plan to stu d v W o rk ers m u st be ta u g h t to th in k for
D an n als, U nknow n h e irs of Jo h n
S tow ell, A lso all o th e r p erso n s
bocks and m agazines re la tiv e to child th em selv es, to be cau tio u s, to be men-
o r p a rtie s claim in g a n y rig h t,
psychology, and som e of th em m ay tally an d p h y sically a le r t co n tin u ally ,
title , e s ta te , lien or in te re s t, in
ta k e c o tn s rs in psychology* a t th e a n d to c o n c e n tra te on th e ir Jobs w hile
th e re a l e s ta te d e sc rib e d In th e
U n iv e rsity of O regon.
a t work
co m p lain t h erein . D efen d an ts.
To th e u n k now n h e irs of Sim on
M rs. C laren ce ( h ase w as chosen
U n d er th e co m p en satio n a ct. dis-
p re ric e n t of th e new o rg an izatio n , ■»nd abled m en a re a b le to m ake a liv in g M cA llister, tru e n am e Sim on Mc
C allister, U nknow n h e irs of J o h n No.
Mr? W a lte r G o ssler lib rarian . Th® a nd tra in for o th e r ty p es of w ork Jo h n so n , U nknow n h e irs of M anna-
th irte e n c h a rte r m em b ers a re Mrs. w hich th e y w
ill be
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™ p erfo rm w e a th e r B row n, U nknow n h e irs of
Matlock Bldg.
A llan K afourv, M rs L aw rence M of-' rh e w ives and fam ilies of th e se Injur- JIa ?,e8c D an” alB’ U nknow n h e irs of
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e s ta te , lien o r in te re s t, in th e re a l
M f . R ebbsn, Mrs. ( llfford W ilson, killed, his fam ily often su ffers, and e s ta te d escrib ed in th e co m p lain t,
Mr* C h e ste r A ldrich. Mrs. C laren ce becom es d e p e n d e n t upon th e com- h e re in , D efen d an ts.
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C hase. Mrs. S idney W ard, Mrs. Levi m unlty for a living. A ccid en ts cau se
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N»-». Mrs. G ran t Beeson, and Mrs. both th e »employee an d th e co m m u n ity quired to a p p e a r and a n sw e r th e i
THE PEOPLE OF SPRINGFIELD AND VICINITY HAVE BEEN
E arso n W right.
T h e n ex t m eetin g to su ffer an econom ic loss. A billion co m p lain t filed ag ain n t you In th e j
w ill be held M onday, Ju n e 10. a t th e d o llars In w ages can be e a rn e d by above e n title d su it w ith in fo u r w eeks I
GOOD TO US WHILE CONDUCTING BUSINESS AT SPRINGFIELD
hom e of Mrs. C arl P h ettep lace.
w orkers In A m erica If th e y could p re from th e d a te of th e firs t p u b licatio n 1
of th is su m m o n s an d If you fall to i
AND THEY HAVE SHOWN THEIR FAITH IN US BY THEIR CON
vent aecideD ts for one y ear.
a p p e a r or an sw e r, for w an t th e re o f th e |
4L MEMBERS DISCUSS
E ven a d ecided red u ctio n in th e p lain tiff will ta k e a d ecree a g a in s t you
TINUED PATRONAGE AT OUR EUGENE LOCATION.
INSURANCF P R f l R I F M Q nu m b er of acc id e n ts would m ean a j f*’r th e re lie f as p ray ed for In th e c o m -;
troouK«rM
Ut HKUBLtM S trem en d o u s sav in g to a com m u n ity , ' d p ecreed
lain t, to -w lt: T h a t th e p la in tiffs be 1
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THE SAME POLICY OF FAIR DEALING WHICH CEMENTED OUR
Mr. P lacek, re p re s e n ta tiv e of th e to 9ay n o th in g of th e p rev en tio n of fee sim ple of th e follow ing d e scrib ed
FRIENDSHIP SHALL BE EXTENDED TO YOU TOGETHER WITH AN
P ro v id e n t Life and A ccid en t Insur- n n 10*^ Pain and su fferin g . Conge- p rem ises:
L ot n u m b er th re e In th e fra c tio n a l
an ce com pany, ad d re sse d th e Spring- 1«ent1y a realizatio n for th e need of
block "B ” of th a t p a rt w hich w as
ADDED NEW LINE OF MERCHANDISE TO MAKE YOUR SHOPPING
field 4L a t its re g u la r m e e tin g a t th e ,a f e ty and cau tio n m u st be im p ressed p latted as M u llig an ’s A ddition on the
W . O. W. hall M onday nig h t. T he upon th e m fnds of all w orkers,
HERE A PLEASURE.
E a s t In th a t c e rta in p lat o f E u g en e
co m pany w as selected a t th e official
P lan s for sa fety can only be m ade C ity as reco rd ed on page 122 of Vol.
in su ra n c e com pany of th e 4L a t th e a HU,f'e8s th ro u g h th e co-operation of A of th e reco rd of d eed s fo r L ane
board n , d ln -C o r,-
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i . b b | a “/ ’;
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Silk, Dry
Goods
Wright & Sons
Kafoury’s
Ready
to Wear
10% DISCOUNT
h eld a t P o rtlan d , but th e m a t t e r : com Pa n y should a d o p t a n u m b er o f | Also fra c tio n a l lot n u m b er five of
n eed s to be ratifie d by th e in d ividual ,rnP o rtant ru le s to be s tric tly obeyed 'h e fractio n al block one of E llsw o rth
groups.
Mr. P lacek spoke o f th e hy al1 , n i Plf’yees. B reak in g ru les ot- A ddition to E n g en e C ity, In L ane
C ounty, O regon as p la tte d an d ol
policies of h is com pany. T h e m a tte r o rd e r” of th e com p an y is resp o n sib le reco rd .
w as re fe rre d to th e In su ran ce com for m an y accid en ts. All w o rk ers op-
And th a t each of said d e fe n d a n ts
m itte e headed by G eorge Cox. A re- e ra tin(? m ach in es should be req u ired be d ecreed to have no rig h t, title ,
»■slate,
lien o r In te re s t in or to said
p o rt will be m ade at th e n e x t m e e tin g t0 P®”” an ex am in atio n before b eing
prem
ise«
o r an y p a rt th e re o f an d
o f th e 4L.
g ra n te d positions. A sa fe ty co m m ittee
such o th e r re lie f as to th e c o u rt m ay
R oy C arlto n , w ho re p re se n te d th e j ahoulf’ hft ap p o in ted to conduct w ork a p p e a r eq u itab le.
lo cal 4L a t th e m e etin g In P o rtla n d , in acc ld e n t p rev en tio n . S afety con-
T h is su m m o n s Is p u b lish ed by
m ad e a re p o rt b efo re th e m e etin g [ te8tR betw epn d iffe re n t com panies o rd e r o f th e co u rt d a te d May 24, 1929.
M onday. T h e n ex t m e etin g of th e 4E h av e been a moflt Rucce"sful m ean s of and re q u ires p u b licatio n once each
w eek for fo u r su ccessiv e w eeks.
w ill be h eld a t S w im m er’s D elight, j ''r e a tin ? in te re s t and riv a lry am ong
D ate of firs t p u b licatio n , May 30,
J u n e 24. T h e re will he a b a sk e t sup-
and by h elp in g em ployees 1929.
C. A W IN T E R M E IE R ,
p e r, a s h o rt b u sin e ss m eetin g , follow to le a rn th e b e n e fit of sa fety have
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E ugene, O regon.
accid en ts.
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We are offering you a 10% Discount on any ar
ticle Purchased here on FRIDAY and SATUR
DAY of this week only.
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R. ROBERTSON HONORED
R. R obertson w as honored oh his
se v e n ty -a iith d lrth d a y T u esd ay n i g h t !
a t a su rp rise d in n e r p a rty a t th e !
hom e of his d au g h ter, Mrs. E. R Dan- I
D«r. F orty-tw o g n e sts w ere p re s e n t
a t th e d in n er. Including all of Mr. '
R obertson s ch ild ren and g ran d ch ild - i
ren except his d a u g h te r. M rs N ora
wells of C ondan, O regon, and her
fam ily.
Follow ing th e d in n e r the
C h ristia n ch u rch q u a rte t com posed of j
I^ w rb n c e M offlt, Iutu ren ce S u n k ler. |
DollaB M urphy, and Jo h n R obertson,
cam e to the p a rty an d san g sev eral
n um bers.
T hose who w ere p re s e n t a t the
m eetin g w ere Mr. and
M rs W ayne
a ir
ra c e s nt C le v e lu n d , Dillo
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