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A Georgia canary drinks
whiskey and chews tobacco. The
prat dispatch did not itata
whether the featured creature ia
cigarette aopgano, or a Bour
bon tenor.
Herr Hitler In a recent speech
declared 'Germany needs new
leadership). For once, this runt
egotist told the truth. Germany
ia going to get new leadership,
and lige It, and not be able to
whine and whimper out oi it,
like the did the first time.
"Astoria claims 32 hotels, out
side of a large number of board
ing houses, about 40 saloons and
no waterworks." 1877 Col. in
Pendelton East Oregonlan) -When
men are men on the Low
er Columbia, and needed no
chasers.
A 'startling number of Amer
icans' don't know enough to en
ter military service, Washlngon
reports. It would be nice if
civilization didnt' know enough
to go to war every 20 years.
The near blasting off the map
of Cologne, important German
Industrial city, by the RAF.
dumping six million pounds of
dvnamlta uoon it. is something
the Nazi mind can grasp and'
understand, with the minimum
of brow wrlnking. He can com-
fire It with the promises of Der
uehrer, and the propaganda
boasts of Goebbels, while view-
Ing the ruins, without 'Helling'.
The promise more Axis cities
will meet the same devastating
fate is nothing to feel good
about. It Is also something for
Tokyo to ponder and give
pause. Their day is coming.
.
DOWN ON THE FARM
(Coos Bay Times)
"Yet when evening shadows
come to Hillside, we let them
fall about us until we appear
as mere wraiths to each other,
growing dimmer until we
merge Into the advancing
gloom and become one with
it. Not until then docs some
member of the family light
the coal oil lamps." (Olive
Barber Writings).
"2 Rms. W. pd. $10. Adults.
No beer, dogs or semi-naked-
neas. 820 E. 3rd. (Pomona
(Calif) Progress-Bulletin) War
time sacrifice of a few minor
evils.
Tremendous events are now
cooking, the world over. At such
time comes the insignificant
word from Hollywood, Hedy
LaMarr, a film queen, has call
ed off her engagement, to a
social Hon.
"After the Washington trip I
went back to New York where,
by contrast, things were calm
In Washington we are conduct
ing two wars one on Hitler
and the Japanese, and another
on. let us say for short, Wall
Street meaning what Thomas
Jefferson called "special priv
ilege;" what Theodore Roosevelt
called "predatory wealth;" what
Wilson called "willful men
with little minds"; and what
Franklin Roosevelt calls "eco
nomic royalists." So, what with
trying to lick Hitler and the Ml
kade with one hand and tha
devil In plug hat with the
other hand, the President In
Washington Is pretty busy.
(Emporia (Kan) Gazette).
AUTOIST KILLED
Salem, June 1 (P Gordon
R. Dickie. 00, Detroit, was killed
instantly In front of the Mary's
Creek CCC camp near Detroit
last night when his car collided
with a tree at the side of the
road.
Editorial Correspondence
Richmond, Va., May 27. Here Is where the South begins!
It la a far more definite division, than where the West begins,
in fact, we don't know where the West DOES begin.
The distance from Washington to Richmond by motor Is ap
proximately tha distance from Medford to Dunsmuir, Calif.
Yet the distance In dress, manners, customs, conversation and
point of view la approximately a million-light years, walk around
Richmond after a week In the national capital and you are In a
foreign country, or think you are.
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Wa have bean walking around it all day and are tha editorial
feet tired!
Why Is It that sight-seeing is so fatiguing? It can't be the dis
tance, for wa haven't coma close to covering our normal IS holes.
Yet wa couldn't feel much worse had wa been shopping all after
noon. Sight-seeing alone or SHOPPING WITH A WOMAN! on the
basis of physical exhaustion we would much prefer sawing a cord
of G. Robinson's apple wood (If any!)
But don't call on us Gain, that is true but wa are not going
to prove It
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Yep, a bed In Mr. Thomas Jefferson's hotel Is going to look
pretty good tonight, and it won't be long now either, for this is
being written only a few feet from one. However, we simply can't
get in without spending a few moments in a bath tub, Richmond
is Interesting, but It 1 tha dirtiest place with the worst streets
and sidewalks wa have encountered since a week in Naples back
in 1003. Picturesque and historically fascinating as Richmond is,
it Is also down at tha heel, very!
tions wa have covered, St. Paul's and the old St. John's church
(where Patrick Henry preferred desth to taxes), the venerable
state house and capital grounds, John Marshall's home, Edgar
Allen Poe's shrine, and Valentine Museum and the White House
of the confederacy where Jff Davis ran the war of the rebellion,
and from which he finally ran out one dark night to escape
Grant's cavalry.
Ves, that's the trouble, nit least one of them, with Richmond
and the American South. Grant
south of the Mason Ic Dixon line,
get It.
Or forgive it.
It Is back of almost everything
of the Mason A Dixon line,
acutely than here in Richmond.
And how quickly they spot a
Even the taxi drivers show it.
Sure, they will take you out to
and they certainly need the money, but In tome subtle annoying
fashion it Is made perfectly plain
money they would prefer Jumping
And the smug attendant on the
he observes all the old southern hospitality and courtesy toward
tha northern visitor, from whom he extracts two bits, that we
imagine General Robert E. Lee's stable boy observed toward
General Grant's groom when the two distinguished (but very dif
ferent) gentlemen mat at Appomattox Court House.
However, it M all very Interesting and adds a certain fillip to
tha trip.
And of course there are exceptions.
This Is particularly true where the colored people are con
cerned. Tha Richmond "darky" Is no mora like tha Washington "Man
of color" than a Hottentot is like an Eskimo, and his behaviour
Is even more startling a contrast.
It the old colored man who shlned our dusty brogans this eve
ning, and brushed the faded fedora thereafter, with all the care
bestowed by a mother cat on her newly born offspring, were to
adopt FOR ONE MINUTE the attitude of the average negro bell
hop In the national capital, why he would be hung up to a lamp
post before sundown, or at least EXPECT to be, which Is prob
ably even more important.
And no doubt this striking difference also goes back to the
Civil War (Pahdon sah, the war between the states!) and the fact
that SOUTH of the Mason tt Dixon line they CAN'T forget it, and
north of it they HAVE!
And the colored sexton at Old St. Johns church up on the Broad
Street hill, not of the old generation either, but a young man, oh,
perhaps In his lata thirties.
It was after S p. m. when we reached there, pretty much out of
breath, too, after the long climb, with water fairly running from
the old chapeau lining when we took it off in the presence of so
many venerable headstones, and as the Sexton observed, the church
was closed.
But would we like to step In for a moment, the Sexton would
be delighted to disregard the rules for the venerable pilgrim from
"pahts unknown," and show him Just where Patrick Henry de
livered the famous apostrophe to freedom.
The sexton obviously had learned his piece by heart, but what
a voice! Shades of Paul Robeson! And what dignity, what cour
tesy without servility, we were so Impressed we couldn t bear to
suggest an honorarium, and yet all th trouble he had taken called
for some recognition, ore of those knotty problems one often
meeti in travelling, "to be or not to be. that Is the question!"
We decided in favor cf a tip but (for us) a generous one, and
eventually prepared ourselves for the shock of a stern and
humiliating refusal. Well we mifiht have spared ourselves the
trepidation.
Not only was the offering accepted with a certain alacrity
but the gentleman of color, escorted us through the graveyard,
guided us across the street and hailed the bus for Byrds park, we
were relieved he didn't attempt to help the old Pilgrim inl
We don't fancy graveyards.
But tha Lord willing, think we will take a taxi up there
tomorrow for a more comprehensive survey, an unescorted one.
We have visited various and sundry historical places of revolu
tionary days, particularly in the vicinity of Boston, but never
felt so taken back to the tines of our forefathers LITERALLY
as in this brief excursion. It Is such a simple unassuming church.
Just a wooden affair with a box-board steeple, but whether It was
the sexton's magic voice or what, we did are and feel Patrick
Henry and the Spirit of "76 there, as we have never felt either
before. We still feel It somehow back here In this very charming
and nostalgic hotel, perhaps there will be a repeat tomorrow.
But the bathtub beckons and how we need It so Bon Solr!
R. W. R.
Talent Community
Meet$ Wednesday
Talent, June 1 (Spt.) Talent
community club will hold Its
annual guest day party June S
at 2 p. m., in the city hall. All
ladles of the community are in
vited, also former members of
the club.
Talent O. D. O. club will
meet with Ethel Lacy on June 6
Instead of June 5.
Lake Creek
Lake Creek (Spl.) June 1
Sunday guests of Mrs. C. R.
Moore were her siter-ln-lsw,
Mrs. Tom PHiikey, and grand-
daughter, Mrs. BUI Abbott oil
' MEDFORD MAIL
At least that is true of the por
a
did take Richmond and no one
or practically no one, can for
a Northerner encounters south
and perhaps no where else more
northerner, particularly a tourist.
the golf club or Windsor Farms,
that if they. DIDN'T need the
into the James river.
first floor of the "White House,"
Central Point, and granddaugh
ter, Mrs. Victor Rose of Klam
ath Falls.
Herman Merer was taken to Sacred
Heart hoaHal Sunday where he und
erwent a-t emergency operation. At
laat report he wea doing nicely
Mlaa rdlUl Hnetrt went M Med
ford TU'May where aha expects to
work during vacation
Mr. aid Mra. Wm. Hoerft received s
radiogram Pundav from their atwi.
Mark, that he had arrived safely In
gnglarid.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oncahy and fam
ily of Medford spent Sunday at the
Torir. home
M-. and Mrs Rurrell are enjoying a
visit with Mrs. aurrelta parents from
New Meslro
Mr. and Mrs TVn NVhalaon spent a
few dsiv with Mrs. Margaret Nuss
haum. Mrs. Nicholson is the former
Closing time for Cleaaifled Ads S
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TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
Personal Health Service
By William
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aearaawe tanlope M eaelotae. ttiwrs skeaJ ks kn.l trnttaa la Ins
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Mere, he lapty cap as awae la queries eat eoitformlDs la laMructlaaa
aaarasa Dt. rlUiasa , SS CI Caialaa. Baterlj Hills. Calif.
B COMPLEX FOR BETTER BABIES
In your baby booklet, when able these days? Well, well, all
you speak of wheat germ meal the more reason for hooping the
or flour what do you mean? The : baby's Intake of vitamin B corn
wheat germ I ! plex one way or another. Try
get here from!
tha mill is re-1
moved during,
the process of.
milling white
flour. I could ;
not put this in
a bottle feed
ing as it would
not go thru the
nipple and
does not dis
solve. Can a
baby nearly
five months
Dr. Brady
old digest
plain whole wheat ground at
home and cooked in a doubde
boiler? (Mrs. B. A. V.)
Mrs. V. asks several other
questions while she is at it, but
some of them are a bit irrele
vant, such as why must grandpa
get up so often nights end wake
everybody else and will It be
all right for the baby to go
swimming In Henson's pond
with the rest of the kids in the
early part of June. Rather than
be an ola meanle I'd be inclined
to say certainly or of course In
reply to such Incidental ques
tions, but that policy hasn't
worked so well In certain in
stances, so I Just try to answer
the easy ones and let the others
go, especially when it is a fine
day.
What I mean by wheat germ
meal or flour s precisely what
the correspondent gets from the
mill wheat germ. Sometimes
it Is called "middlings" or "mid
dlings plus germ" sometimes
"The scalp of the slzings." This
portion of the wheat kernel, re
moved and discarded in the mill
ing of refined white flour, con
tains most of the vitamin B com
plex in the wheat. It has the
same calorie and protein value
as whole wheat. The wheat the
correspondent gets from the mill
Is the best wheat germ In my
opinion, cheaper and better than
any fancy "brand" wheat germ
available anywhere.
Of course it will not readily
pass thru the small opening of a
nipple, but then, the better way
to feed It to the baby is mixed
In with the baby's daily feeding
of ripe banana and don't tell
me the baby five months old is
net yet getting bananna every
day. What, no bananas avail-
News Behind
The News
By Paul Mallon
(Continued Prom Page one)
program adopted by the Amer
ican section of communists, to
wit: "The communist party will
systematic -.lly and persistently
propagate the idea of inevita
bility of and necessity for vio
lent revolution, and will prepare
the workers for armed insurrec
tion as the only means of over
throwing the capitalist state."
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WE can all remember that they
were doing a pretty good Job
toward that end up to last June,
promoting sabotage and strikes
In our defense plants when com
munism then was on Hitler's
side.
Mr. Biddle is now prosecuting
a number of hit-and-run pub
lishers. like Father Coughlin,
for conducting what he calls
subversive sheets on the fascist
side. If he is golnx to be con
sistent and democratic, he will
now have to prosecute 'The
Daily Worker" and all other sub
verslve (his own ruling) sheets
on the communist side.
He has a eold case with his
own announced evidence. In
fact, he has almost directed him
self to do it.
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THE files of "The Dally Work
er" will show that our com
mie patriots waste no words in
praise of democracy. There are
only two kinds of people to
them:
Fascists and anti fascists.
There are no democrats.
Like ants the commies have
swarmed over the democratic
band wagon and are now trying
blacklists of our American con
gressmen, but telling Mr. Roose
velt what he should do here and
Internationally (when they wrre
on Hitler's side they were call
ing him every name they could
think of including "war mon
ger" in this very same publica
tion )
They shout for "national un
ity," not by compromise and co
operation among our cit.icns.
but by spreading hate under a
misuse of a cloak of patriotism.
to further their own selfish ends
not ours.
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MOW don't misunderstand me
Unl
Unlike communists and na-
m
OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 1. 1942.
Brady. M. D.
mixing his teaspoonful or two of
wheat germ with a spoonful or
two of his regular milk formula
or mixture and see if he won't
take it that way, in wee bits
from a spoon.
As I endeavor to explain in
the Brady Baby Book (for copy
send ten cents and stamped en
velope bearing your address),
supplementing the baby's diet
with an adequate ration of vita
min B complex changes as thin,
scrawny babies into satisfied,
contented and sturdily growing
babies. But don't take my word
for it. Try it on your baby and
see.
QimnnN anrhfm
Lymphatic Leukrmla
A ssys the whlto blood corpuscles
cannot Da hlshar thin 326,000. B ssyQ
his mother hu lymphatic leukemia
nd tha whlta cell count Is 340.000.
Which l right, and how high can the
whlta cells pot Mre. K.)
Answer Normally there ere 6.000
to S.000 whlta corpuscles In each cu
bic millimeter of blood (about 80.000
to the drop). In lymphatic leukemlt
the white eorpuaetes inereaie to 300.
000 or 330,000 pr eubllc millimeter.
Copper DuH
Saushtar works In office of plint
where they extract copper from fine
duet. This fine copper dust is al
ways In the air. wilt It injurs her
health? (I. T. H.)
Answer tt Is comparatively harm
lass to health.
retinae
t work seven day. a week and some
times set so tired and depressed. Did
you say that a small amount of some
kind of auger or chocolate is good for
fatigue? X am quite run down and
have a amsll fistula which the doctor
thinks will take six months or more
to heal. (0. J. A.)
Answer I said any kind of sugar,
candy, bread, cracker, lea cream or
other sweet will give quick energy or
relieve fatigue aa well aa any special
kind of sugar. Properly treated the
fistula should heal In a week or two.
Perhaps tha fistula Is what runs you
down.
Allergy
Have had wonderful results follow.
Ing the treatment given In your pam
phlet MRellef for Allergy" the sol
uble potassium chloride did tha Job
stopped constant breaking out with
rash after milking, pruning trees,
mowing lawn, handling weeds etc. (P.
ft. W.l
Anewr Thank you. Copy of the
pamphlet mailed on request. If you
Inclose stamped envelope bearing
your address. "Relief for Allergy."
(Copyright 1043. John F. DUle Co.)
Cd. Note: persons wthtng to
communicate with Dr. Brady
should sand letter direct to Dr.
William Brady, M. D. 163 El
Camlno. Beverly Hills. Calif.
I zls, I favor free speech. Person-
ally, I would let them both hol
i ler their heads off in their press
. or anywhere as long as the
I stuck to political arguments and
I kept away from spreading sedl
i tlon In our armed forces.
' That is merely a precautlon
. ary restriction to save their
lives, as the inability of our sol
diers off duty to keep their
i hands off the communist pick
ets in front of the White House
before December 7, and again
when the boys wrecked a sus
pected subversive fascistic store
near an army post out west, in
dicates they both need protec
tion when they come in contact
with the army.)
Otherwise no one pays much
attention to them, probably too
little attention in view of the
(act that their methods are al
ways sneaky and leechlike In
attempting to mislead our lib
erals in particular, and there
fore they need special witching.
But this government, in Its
wisdom, has embarked on a dif
ferent course. It is pursuing
politically subversive groups
and publications wherever
found, and now has officially
designated a new one. the com
mies. If it follows through its pol
icy, it will at least confine the
argument here to believers in
democracy.
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A LL this, of course, has notl
ing to do with our non-political
Joint fighting arrangement
with Russia against a common
foe. We are furnishing a bil
lion dollars worth of equipment
and credit and will furnish
more.
Britain suppressed her "Daily
worner. in self-protection
barrassing enthusiasm for the
duration. Nothing thiit the Rus
sian government has said or
done has embarrassed our fight
ing agreement.
une tning wnicn Mr. Biddie s 1
without lnterferring with their I ,mo ,ne suouros. remo.e irom fcW ,' LS5di
relations with our allv. street car or bus lines and used, ,TVf3a JX I
If Stalin cannot keep his svm-lt,ieir Priv,e cars to get aro"nd I 3 iJKCl niem-wr, i
pathirers here out of our do-lWh'n tn,'r ,r re "e ,ne-v iSalV aiimi B
mrstic afairs. he mav even wel- 'in 08 "randed, for walking o l'JUJiiyX mu C
come being reli ved of their em-1 work will require an hour or gv M Va. . , 1 1
disclosure against the domestic became the much needed scrap
commies shows is that in our ' 'or steel mills,
hunt for fifth columnists, hej
might well have sUrted with CIGARETS mi) not taste dif
those who beat their breasts the ferent but they will not burn
loudest in an artificial patriotic I the way thty cto now when the
fervor, in order to lead hate-1 "victory" ffiRs are placed on the
movements and thus crente dis-t niaiki t. W.ien a lighted cmaret
lurbance and disunity. is laid down now it continues
We should have recognize! burning, evenly (note burned
this manifestation as suspicious holes in tables, floors in news
in itself. Patriotism is a perfect paper offices! to the end. The
disguise for revolution. new eigarct will not burn when'
Cloelng lime for Claeeif'ed Arte t
m .Too late u, i:ufv 1J SO
p.
p. ea.
MacArthur Confers
tea
General Sir Thomas Blarney (left), commander of united
nations land forces under General Douglas MacArthur in Austra
lia, confers with the united nations' military chief Just before a
staff conference in Australia.
Kelly's
Comment
From Washington. D. C
Ration Reprieve
Only Temporary
Victory Cigareta
Sana Glycerine
Migrant Worker!
To Get Gasoline
By John W. Kelly
Washington, D. C. June 1
What Washington and Oregon
received was a temporary re
prieve from gasoline ratio'ning;
the rationing will be imposed
later when all 48 states are af
fected. The "best minds" agree
that conditions will progress!
velt become worse as tires wear
out. which at the outside will
be in 18 months. There is no
shortage of gasoline in the
northwest nor will there by any
as long as land transportation
is available. Diverting the oil
tankers has brought gas trucks
Into the picture and these can
supply all the gasoline needs of
the area. It gets down to rub
ber. Plans financed by the United
States are slow in getting start
ed and none of the synethetic
rubber will be available for the
public as long as the war lasts.
Aside from military require
ments the only rubber will be
for essential purposes, such as
operation of highway trucks,
buses and a limited number of
individuals such as physicians
and police. The time is coming
when private owners will be of
fered a price for their tires by
the government, and if the offer
is refused the tires will be taken
anyway.
Last week traveling salesmen
of the northwest appealed to
OPA for a concession. They
showed the necessity of having
recaps: depicted the hundreds
of miles of travel they must
make to contact their custom
ers and, In brief, informed Leon
Henderson of the exact facts.
Mr, Henderson made a state
ment, saying he recosnized the
plight of the commercial trav
elers, but since the original reg
ulations were promulgated the
rubber situation has become so
grave that rigid restrictions arc
required to make current sup
ply spread as long as possible.
While statesmen are debating
what sort of peace terms will be
demanded more practical offi
cials in the national capital are
worrying about a mass trans
portation problem which is de
veloping and will be a headache
in the northwest before the end
of the year. People moved out
two longer. In every commtin
ity having war Industries there
are hundreds of workers in this
situation. Car pools and car
clubs will gradually fold up as
tires wear out and car bodies
it tj not puffed: will be dead
when laid on a table The reas-
ion a claret burns eveiuy and
continuously Is the glycerine
contained in the tobacco. Gly
cerine is an important factor in
the manufacture of explosives
and giving up its glycerine con
tent will be the cigaret's sacri
fice in the war effort.
MORE hops are grown In the
northwest than anywhere else
in the United States (Oregon
leads the world in average).
When office of price administra
tion prepared its rules explain
ing what is under price control,
the bright young man who
worked on the schedule knew
little or nothing of this specific
crop. Hops are dried, and there
fore under present regulations
they are subject to price control
For the information of hop
growers and dealers of the
northwest it can be stated that
the mistake of OPA will be cor
rected and hops will be taken
out of control in ample time be
fore the new crop is gathered.
OPA is building up a force of
100,000 people on the payroll
and possibly will be under civic
service. OPA intends retaining
local rationing boards, probably
on a volunteer basis, but the
tens of thousands In the regular
organization will supervise the
policing of retailers and whole
salers.
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WORKERS in the migratory
labor camps in a half-dozen sec
tions of the Pacific northwest
will be permitted to have all the
gasoline they require to go from
here to there. The manpower
commission (Paul McNutt) is de
sirous of giving these migrants
every consideration which will
enable their valuable service of
gathering the vegetables and
fruits. It has teen proposed
that Mexican labor be brought
in and some of these aliens dis
tributed to the sugar beet fields.
Before any Mexicans are im
ported to supplement the ranks
of labor t'ie prospective em
ployers will be required to
agree on wages and hours.
BISHOP DIES
Seattle, June 1 (A) The Rt
Rev. Peter Trimble Rowe, 85,
Episcopal bishop of the mission
ary district of Alaska, died at
his home in Victoria, B. C, at
7:15 a. m. today, his diocesan
office here announced. He was
the oldest living active bishop
in me cnurcn.
iacri a-id ereey Seoul hni
reiiwm to feet proud of the pm he
hat at a mr-nber of Vnele Sm's
rram to hr!p u u-in the u-jr,"
P-e:dcnf f.oosrt-e.'i ayr in a
U'h::e Houre nr.uace. "M-icH
mo-r u-.ll he arkrd cf the Boy
Si-Olifs cj u-f po foru-ard u irh our
proo'nm to b'lnj peace on earth
throuoh complete victory ot-er 0!.r
mrm e .. I hat e full cotfiienct
that the Bo-j Srctitj ecc
tiyely met ereru request made
V fieri." Ercy mericon boy P,
1.1 or n imy become a Cub. and
re-y boy 12 or over may become
a Boy Scout, no mo'irr unerg he
Inn. Ay Cub or Boy Sc-O'it trill
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Hlatury from the lllee af the Mall
Trie ana IS ana ta veers age.
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
June 1, 1932
at Was Wednesday)
Victor A. Tengwald writes
words and music for 'The Crat
er Lake Walts."
Lane county citizens hold
mass meeting to protest plans
for removal of State University
from Eugene.
Congress acts to pass revenue
bill and balance national bud
get Moderate and sunny. High 66,
low 47 degrees.
Farmers unita to halt
low
selling prices.
County court Informed outly
ing country roads need fixing.
William IT JTnnMM, TJIlll
....(Mil
Isaacs resigns as director of C.
of C. William Warner named for
post.
TWENTY YEARS AOO TODAY
June 1, 1922
at was Thursday)
Fire, believed to have been
incendiary sweeps business dis
trict of Prineville; Seattle
threatened by forest fires.
Author of "Good-bye Dollle
Gray," chant of American sol
diers during war with Spain
dies in New York blind and
penniless.
Fair and farm. High 97, low
55 degrees. It was the hottest
day of year.
Standard Oil erects second
service station In Ashland.
Floyd ' Young, frost observe a
ends season's work here.
Surveying work starts on
Redwood highway, then called
Crescent City road.
Trigonia pil well now down
2500 feet.
Eutia Falls School
Exercises Held For
Graduating Students
Butte Falls, June 1 (Spl.)
Commencement exercises were
held Wednesday evening at the
High scnool. The class motto
was: "All for one and one for
all;" class colors, red, white and
blue; class flower, carnation.
The program: Invocation, by
Rev. Keith Fields; Salutatory,
Bob Dodgers; Song, by girQ
chorus; solo, Golden Sunsetr
Barbara Thomas, accompanied
uii piano uy nn onuii; aaarcss,
Mr. Marshall Woodall of S.O.C.
E.;Vermland. Miss Aikins ac
companied on piano by Mrs,
Cleveland; valedictory, John
Kent; benediction, Rev. Fields;
Presentation of High school and
8th grade diplomas by Mr. H. C.
Lude.
Seniors were John Kent, Rob
Rodgers, Bill Rodgers, Leland
Ellis, Harry Chaplin, and Marge
Hampton. The eighth grade
pupils were, Joe Maddon, Don
aid Smith. Delta Moore, Audrey
Alberts, Jane Cook, Joan Shull,
Donna Smith, Helen Madden
and Irene Johnstone of Derby.
NEW PAROLE TRY
EOR ALBERT REED3
District Attorney George W.
Neilson stated today he under
stood an application for a parole
for Albert W. Reed, serving a
life term in state prison, would
be made this week to Governor
Charles A. Sprague. Reed was
convicted in March, 1932, for the
slaying of Victor Knott, Ashland
policeman. In November, 1931,
and has served slightly more
than ten years. The slaying oc
curred when Knott and another
Ashland officer attempted to halt
two men, lurking near the En
ders warehouse in Ashland.
Reed was indicted, along with
Paul McQuade and Lee Jackson,
who have never been apprehend
ed. Reed was arrested at Long
mont, Colo., a month after thc-Q
murder, and returned here.
The district attorney reported
two other applications for a pa
role had been denied by previous
governors. He said he under
stood Ashland authorities would
oppose any parole, if a parole
board hearing was called.
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