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AWAITING
BOWLES' TRIAL
That there may bo plenty of pro
spective jurors to hear the. Bowles
murder trial, a panel of 00 uiltlt- j
tional names will be drawn Satur-!
day in circuit court in Jllllsuoro.
Judgo George II. Hagley of
llill.sboro said the state, and do-!
fenso will bo represented. j
"It is apparent," ho said, "that-
the present panel of Jurors will be
exhuusted shortly after tho begin
ning of the trial. I believe that in
order to avoid unnecessary delay
an additional number should be
drawn now."
Tho present panel has 20 jurors
already in service for tho court.
'Joan Crawford Wins
Craterian Audience
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AS
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BY
Joan Crawford turns newspaper
reporter hi "Dance Fools, Dance,"
her new starring vehicle which
opened yesterday at the Fox Cra
terian theatre.
hi aKsigning Joan to this color-1
ful role the producers have sup
plied a new angle to tho gangster
story. They have made her the
heroine of as sensational u Chi
cago crime picture as might be
gleaned from any drama based
upon tho prevailing crime situa
tion so fumUlnr to newspaper read
ers. Joan does the best work of her
career in this role and couples
with it Home or the glamor ami:
brightness of her "Dancing Daugh
ter" picture. I
f A surprising no comer, Lester j
' Vail, nlavs opposite Joan in her t
new triumph and acquits himself
with considerable distinction. Wil
liam Pakewcll. as Joan's brother,
also offers an admirable perform
ance. '
The metamorphosis of Cliff Kd
wards from comedy to drama is a
striking one. His work as the re
porter who in killed by tho under
world for knowing too much i
splendidly done and packs -a ter
rific wallop. . .
Bcaverton Chamber of com
merce to install lights on highway
approaching city.
WKSLKY IU;;i.KS, who takes
his plat-c among the greatest of
siTeeii rilrtvloi'K ihi-onirli iiuwiAi'fiil t
I hllllilliiiix at' miiHilv Wiiii!iii-jii '
now playing at the Holly theater.
Acclaimed by closely-packed cus
tomers. "C'in.urron.' which opened
yesterday at the Holly theater, is
truly an opueh in motion picture
history.
It reveals Iiirhard Dix in a new
and startling role that of Yancey
Cravat, glamorous hero of the
mighty Edna. Ferber story. Given
the greatest chance of his long and
notable film career, Dix comes
through with a characterization
that will rank high among tho best
performances In the history , of
modern, ontortainment.
In Irene Dunne, Radio Pictures
has made tho" most scnsutional dis
covery of the talkie age. Not only
in her beauty and .stage presence
unsurpassable;, but her acting la
nothing loss than inspired.
In fact, every member of the
east of 33 artists is oustanding
Edna May Oliver, Nance O'Neil.
William Collier. Jr.. Stanley Fields,
Eugene Jackson and a long list of
others.
EX-GOVERNOR RETURNS
TO LEGISLATIVE HALLS
SALEM. Ore.. Feb. 19. (p
Former Governor A. W. Norblad
of Astoria paid his first visit to
tho legislature, today since open
ing day when lie turned over the
executive office to his successor,
Governor Julius E. Meier.
FIFTY MEIERS:
PHOENIX, Ore.. Feb. 19.
(Spl.) For several weeks, work
has been underway in organizing a
grange ut Phoenix. Two weeks
ago a meeting was held and Ray
Ward nnd Mrs. Geo. Drake were
elected as master and secretary,
respectively.
Tuesday night of this week a
further meeting mad it possible '
to form the grange organization, I
elect tho balance of tho officers
and send for the charter.
There were over fifty in atten
dance, some of them members in
other granges in tho valley.
Thirty-two took the obligation.
Several unable to attend on Tues-
day night paid the feo and signi
fied intention of joining. In all.
5 have become charter members
here.
Tho following officers were
elected: Overseer, George Drake;
lecturer, Mrs. O. C. Maust: stew
ard. Earl Loffcr; assistant steward
Hert Stanellff; chaplin, O. C.
Maust; treasurer, Elva Caster;
gato keeper, Eloyd Colver; graces,
Ceres, Mrs. Hay Ward, Pomona,
Mrs. Noah Chandler, and Flora,
Mrs. T. M. Caster; lady assistant
steward, Mrs. Bert Stancliff; exec
utive committee, L. O. Custer,
chairman, Noah Chandler and Will
Ferns.
Motion was made and carried to
give tho order tho name of tho
Phoenix Grange.
Next meeting will bo held on
Tuesday, Feb. 24, at V. O. W. haU
Following tho meeting on Tues
day night, refreshments were
served.
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LADIES TO GIVE
MIOKXIX, Ore. Feb. !!. (Spt.)
Special meet inert bein conducted
at tho Presbytreian church here
by Rev. D. J. Kerr of Grants "Puss,
arc proKrertsitiff nicely. They will
contlnuo during this week and 7ioxt.
All In tho community uro invited
to attend.
Tho senior Christian Kndoavori
society hero were KUents nt a Val
entino party at the Ashland Pres
byterian church Saturday night.
Tho Christian. Iindoavor society
of tho Presbyterian church 1h plan
ning a food hhIo at the Phoenix
Mercantile atoi'o -Saturday. -Proceeds
will bo turned "over "to tho
convention committee of Crater
ralte Christian Endeavor union lor
expenses for the ntuto convention,
In Med ford in April.
Tho president of tho Ladies' Aid
society. Mi's. J. (W. Wat kins. i anx
ious that all should remember the
Georso Washington supper at the
Presbyterian church Saturdny. This
will bo ono of tho ever famous
chicken suppers that only the
Phoenix women can prepare. .
'Serving will commence at 5:30
and continue through tho evening.
Committees have been appointed to
take clJargc of tho various phases
of the work. Chairmen of these
committees aro as follows: Kitch
en. Mrs, Chub Anderson; salad,
Mrs. 1. -W. Frame; dining room,
Mrs. Josh rJdwards; reception, Mrs.
I)on Graff is; advertising, Mrs. II.
W. Young.
PARTY AT PHOENIX;
PIIOKNIX. Ore, Fob. lft (Spl.)
Neighbors or Woodcraft held I
mcmorinl services at tbo meeting j
Wednesday night for Mrs. Ithine
hart. who recently passed away.
Several Important Items of busi
ness were disposed of. The next
meeting was announced for the
evening of February io.
Tho last card party of tho winter
series will bo given Saturday night
ut the W. O. W. hull. Score has
been kept throughout tho winter I
season and Saturday night a grand i
prlzo will bo awarded for highest
scoro for the scries. Other prizes .
will also be awarded.
.Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble
club met at tho homo of Mrs. Chas. I
Mct'lain last Friday afternoon.
Vlans arc being made for the mak
ing of another comfort this year
for the home at Ittvorsirio, Cal. The
next meeting of tho club will be
held at tho home of Mrs. Guy
Hishon on the first Friday In
March.
BOY SCOUTS HONOR
PIIOKNIX, Ore., Feb. 19. (Spl.)
Hoy Scout troop nf I'hoenlx ob
served parents' hlgbt on Saturday
of last week at tho Presbyterian
church with a banquet. There
were US present. Including the par
ents, scouts nnd rormcr bcout mem-:
liers. Several of tho county coun
cil were present: l.ee Hrickcr. the
scout executive'. Colonel Paine,
chairman of the court of honor:
W. F. Jones, district commissioner.
and !on Newbury, chairman of the I
execnt vc council, nor. v. j. incit
cave the main address.
The dinner was planned by the
Misses Uila and Lottie Watkins
and served by Mildred. Marjorle
and Gwenetli Poling and tveiyn
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Girls' Tub Frocks
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Infants1 Sacques
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