PROPOSED
ROUTE TABBED
WASTELAND
SKA'ITLE, Sopl, la (l')Tlio
prupufinl tilt ruiilo to AIuhKu
from CIiIumko via KUmonlon,
Mill., wiin clt-scrlbed im llio
"WHHtuluiicI Uuiilo" yciili'rdiiy by
in u Ui.tl,l,l .1 lVi.drl.,1.
council for 1'uclflc Northwest
Oriental Airline coniiniii.
Sui'li a roulu coiikl only "en
ablo Chicago unci Nuw York In
luku from thin rri(lnn llio hunl
now that linn stone throtiuh llio
Beallln-'i'Mcomu uiilcwuy (or
yoars, Woltriok (loulurtxl lit
committee mooting.
Air Vice Marshal O. It .How.
mm, C, II. , M. C. Hovul Ciina
illini it I r force, a Seattle visitor,
(old reporter lit) would discuss
the cross-Canada rnutii If per
nilttad to mention both udvuii-
tagc mid clIsaclvunluKcs,
Supply Con
lie cited, of the latter, the ni!c
easily of supplying ulrporl
iilunif tho route by u costly hluli
wny, the fact that gasoline awl
otliar supplies wouin com more,
nnd Hint thcro was little noim
liitlon In the region and small
liknlihood of appreciable ceo
mimic development.
It advantages, Howsum sulci,
were shorter distance from the
American east and middle went,
, innny emergency landing fields,
excellent airports at Edmonton,
Cirnnd Prnlrlc,
Kort St.
Fort Neliion, Watson
Whltehoriio and Fairbanks.
John.
Lake,
s
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Buckuroo Days commlttco will
hold the ltH3 plcnlu next bun
day, September It), at Matthew
Murk on the Sprajiue river Just
four miles beyona Dcatty. Nut
Ural picnic ground huva been
developed here to accommodute
large groups of people. Picnic
tabled have been let up and
lone fireplaces built for outdoor
cooking. .
There la natural grassy sand
beach edging a swimming nolo
In tho river with convenient
dressing rooms. Tho Sprague
divides here forming an island
aevcral acres In size. Trails have
been cleared through tho trees
and grass, leading , to sevcrul
clear, bubbling springs on the
Island.
Lunch will be served about
1 d. m.. followed by games dl
reeled by Lynn Itoyeroft who has
acted as master of ceremonies
for tho past five Buckaroo Days
rodeos. '
Tho practice of the committee
of giving a picnic each fall for
members of the American Legion
nnd city officials who old In tho
July rodeo shows, was stnrtcd
before the war) and has been con
tinned naeh year with the ex.
ceptlon of 1944 when tho picnic
was omitted due to war time
conditions.
Tojo Pictures
Arrive In U. S.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 13
(Hi First pictures showing Gen,
Hldckl Tolo. Japan's former pre,
mler, just after ho had shot
himself, wore received In San
Francisco cai'ly yestordny only
after an able navy radlophoto
crew licked almost Impossible
' atmospheric conditions-
Tho operators, Ralph Dodson,
KM3c: Charles Wyatt, RMlc,
and William Adams, RMlc, be
gun their struggles shortly after
midnight when the: Battleship
lown In Tokyo bay reported It
had tho pictures for transmls
Ion. With rationing lifted old cars
and poor tires make, travel mors
dangerous than aver. Be care
full Insure with Hans Norland,
118 N. 7th.
Marine Morale Booster
w I . Kim: -wrw"
III rOfe
1 1 II I I II U itniimiitiiiiiiif H--1-1 i siitimi "lii-rr r
RODEO STARS
HH1LL GROIS
Tech. Sat. Henrv Baionca. commandant of the Marina Cores Uaaua's Cratar lake datachmant.
proionli a chack for 1750 to Col. Charles T. Brooks, commandlnq officer of the Marine Barracks,
while Warrant Officer N. B. Harrison, vice commandant, department of Oregon, looks on. The
money will ba used to take marines and their families on planned outings to Oregon beauty
spots. This week another check for tSOO was presented by the league lor golfing equipment and
anotnar amount ol iluoo Is forthcoming lor ammunition ana nunung equipment lor tne marines,
U. B. marine corps photo,
Doolittle Hero Eats Pried
Chicken, First Home Meal
SALEM. Sept.' 13 W) Staff
Sgt. Jacob Deshuzcr slept lata
this morning ut tho little white
house on Onk street where he
came home shortly before mid
night last night.
Tho underweight Doolittle
raider who arose from the deud
so far as the western' world at
large was concerned 24 days ago
when liberated from a Japanese
prison camp, ate his favorite
food fried chicken before he
crawled between the sheets for
his first night in his Salem
home. . '
Deshazer entered the army
from Madras.
Jacob Deshazcr's homecoming
Is something his mother, Mrs.
Hulda Andrus. has been lookine
forward to for years. Even after
sne had learned Hint her son was
with tho Doolittle filers, after
notification thul men on Unit
raid hud been condemned to
death In Japan, Mrs. Andrus
lived in 'hope.
Ate Fried Chicken
The fried chickon her "boy"
ate last night she had prepared
with loving caro to ao with the
cakes brought In by the neigh
bors as their tribute to tho ser
geant- There were flowers on
tho table, too, girt from a neign
bor's garden, although ,lnre sum
mer blossoms bloom In profusion
In the Andrus home yard,
Mornlna Celebration
Hiram Andrus, who married
tho sergeant's mother 2 years
ago aucr inc acain oi me nine
boy s father, was In on the early
morning celebration as was Hel
en Andrus, the sergeant's sister.
Even while he ate the good
American home cooking, De
shazer declared he would again
cot rlco.
And tho Free Methodist nnr
enls told reporters they thought
Jacob s decision to return to the
Orient as a missionary "fine.
DEATH PROBED
MEDFORD, Sent. 13 !P)-
Deputy Coroner Carlos Morris
said today ho was conductina an
Investigation into the death of
Oral W. Pollard, manager of the
Forester Jewelry store here,
who was found In his hotel
room. Pollard, who worked at
the Forester store In Eugene be
fore coming here, was found yesterday.
S-T-R-E-T-C-H!
v S-T-R-E-T-C-H
W ..I j this homo-grown
'Ci sugar.Don'twnste
a ingle BMromui
of this scarce food
energy.
Hart's the Quick, Easy
Way to Make Marvelous
CONCORD GRAM JELLY
I- for oil
I fOPULAii
f FRUITS oni
I araair'
i
I Cup 8qusad lulc
7 Cupa 8uear
1 Paclrao M.CP. Pactin
Woh and cmt!3H pounds fully ript
yrapea. Add I Vi cupa watn and aim
mar covatttd lor 10 mlnulM. SouMM
out lha ulc. Maasuia aitacur 9 leval
cupa of Ina ulca, (add water to (111 out
lost cup, ll ntcnaaryj. into a larqa ki
II. Add Ih. M.CP. Pactln. illr well,,
brlna 10 a boll, itlrrlna conilanllr.
now, add Ihe suaar iwnicn nas oeen
; 5! FRUIT
' Save TIME
St WORK
; ; : with .
previously meatured), continue atilr
rlnq, and bring lo a lull rolling boll
BOIL EXACTLY 2 MINUTES. Remove
from lire, let boll subude. skim care
lullv. Pour into terlllied olateee. at
lowina tt lncn space lor soaung wiia
ireen paiaian.
Y,';5':TiM(s;;
V WORK''
THE HEN SPECIALIZES
111 LAYING EGGS
mhiiumi !. Hiui ei eerrss. ic.
"Egfsprtl That' what I am," cackled the hen,
"because I lay nothing but eggs." And Hllla Bros,
are coffee experts because they devote their entire
energies and skills to buying, blending, roasting,
and packing the finest coffees obtainable. You'll
sense this expertness when you use Hills Bros.
Coffee. Every sip will make you say "Now that's
what I call good coffeel"
HILLS Bl0 COrFEE. IHC.-toAt. tttc&wctt.
AT PENDLETON
PENDLETON, Ore., Sept. 13
W; -Rodeo stars and cowhands
from a dozen western states com
peted today for round-up honors
a second-day record crowd
Jammed the big Pendleton
round-up stands.
Winners In yeBterdoy s first
day events were:
Brahma steer riding Willie
Burton and Glenn Tyler.
Northwest bucking contest
Seven of 19 cowhands were
thrown. Outstanding were Cecil
Bruce, Weiser; Lt. Bob Henry,
Portland; Ross Dollarhide, Lake-
view.
Calf roping John Bowman,
Oakdalc, Calif., 16.7 seconds;
Bill Llnderman, Red Lodge,
Mont., 17.4; Buster Hayes, Ther
mopolls, Wyo., 19.3.
Bull dogging Jack Wade.
Hal Kirk. Alberta. Can.. 17.8
seconds; Bill MacMacken, Flor
ence, Ariz., 1S.4.
Steer roping Everett Shaw,
Stonewall, Okla., 18.2 seconds;
Hugh Bennett, Colorado Springs,
22.9; Homer Pettlgrew, Spring
er, N. M 24. -
The most spectacular bronc
rldo of the first day show which
saw 8000 persons In the crowd
was by Bill Llnderman, Red
Lodge, Mont., who stayed with
tho famous bucking horse Bad
ger Mountain for an outstanding
ride' before being thrown.
Colorful Indian garb of visit
ing tribesmen gave - traditional
western atmosphere to tho big
round-up crowd which has
turned out dressed In cowboy
hats, blue-Jeans, Jackets and dec
orated vests and high-heeled
bonU.
Pendleton has been selected
for the 1046 national convention
of tho Rodeo Association of
America, E. N. Boylcn, Pendle
ton, vice nresident. said today.
The meeting will be held for
tnree days in January, with ZOO
delegates from the United States
and Canada. .
TAX TOTAL
PORTLAND. Sept. 13 W)
Privately-owned public utility
companies in Oregon, washing.
ton, Idaho, Montana and Utah
paid taxes totaling $27,487,990
in 1944, the Northwest Electric
Light and Power association
said today.
Thursday, Sept. 13. 1945 HERALD AND NEWS THIRTEEN
WOOL BLAZERS
WOOL MACKINAWS
OREGON WOOLEN
800 Main
Pope Greets j
Yank Generals
ROME, Sept. 13 (VP) Pope
Plus XII received Gen, Elsen
hower, his son, Lt. John Elsen
hower, and Gerr. Mark W, Clark,
U. S. commander In Austria, in
u prjvnte audience today.
Following tho audience Gen.
Eisenhower visited St. Peter's
cathedral. The allied comman
der was expected to return to
his headquarters in Germany to
morrow. 8HORT CHANGE
Discovered in 1930. and now
ninth among the planets in dis
tance irom tne sun, tne planet
Pluto is so eccentric in its orbit
that, In 1989, it will swerve in
nearer than Neptune, thus be
coming the eighth most distant
world of the solar system.
PILES
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
SO rIN NO HOSPITALIZATIOk
N Lo ef Tine
FtrmantDl Hetelut
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214 Miner Bids.
Eugene, Ore.
. v. :mII, 311 Aimer Dltlf.
Sim Hwu una anUtl lUTONI
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SIIIONI Mant.PM.
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Gen. Pershing
Is 85 Today
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13 UP)
John Joseph 'Pershing, general
of tho armies, is 85 years old
today.
The man who led the Amerl'
can, expeditionary force to vic
tory In World War I is "in good
condition for his age," said MaJ.
Gen. Shelley U. Marietta, com
mandant of Waller Reed hospi
tal Because of his years, how
ever, only fomily members were
permitted to visit him at his
apartment In the hospital. They
are Maj. and Mrs. Warren Persh
ing, his son and daughter-in-law;
their two children, and the
general s sister.
ni gf.si
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