Corvallis Gazette-Times from Corvallis, Oregon • 6

Gazette-Times, Corvollis, Thursday, Jon. 9, 19471 aft -j-eT Chrisfensen Heads Oregon Dairymen Jan. IMTbe Orepnal Dairymen Association named W. O. Chry tertian, North Counfy Hoi Interested! RADIO FitOGUMS In Uverloading fines aj.

riaairtrniaep- litoe C-br Oregna atataa Srhool of ttM- Ai km He Xew I Melody TiaM :30 Merge a4 Ma STfC'l HoMfl: JO Tim Ve tsk. Maate Krka (raa Trapiea president yesterday ia closing ncs-ions of the three-day eonveittion." Other officers: W. A. Joitwn, Grants Pass, vice president; Ar OtSof i W. Derman, juitieeof the KOAC THTTSSDAT iitv Ktmad (.

arapfrr. 7:1 3 vesta Farm Hour iVi irr reaeerV The New Marie That Fmlsxea ft i Krejnt Mottlatieaa It' Stm Oft peae, today denied the county waf iaa Atn Jorre Rot interested collectinit firtet SMWMaaie VhIhi T.t.T' hiMreo, thnr Ireland, Forent Grove, second n-efon nrniruf wierloaded-fcirirmr tmcltt- HrtTk: president; RoireT W. Jiurse. CtiiraUia, re-elected secretary-trea surer. trirtl 11:4 l.iral the Wnri4 4 V- hildr.a' Theat 1 knraaa Wirti tlw IpUeat ISli Me Pcriiiw.

KBO ifiaaauf Ihm SpolU 13 :3 pepper Toaac i Mr tit ta Haj.pineea aid tat WatfMtmi tocentjy niade by County Conimisaioner M. O. Mack has ailded to the burdetii of the justice rf pfjace'i office in aa- 31 7 PORTLAND, Jan.9H?)-J. SOW rUSJIT Wife cssingiin on Irucker Tio ear- kPectutnce, Portland, waa elected l.V Wira Sata ry excessive, load. yesterday- to succeeti Samuel -3r KOIS Elwk Mack said the county was not in Sloan, Corvailis, as president-of the Sots tHtrxsDiir H'-IMVix KiJ IhfrH.

That' fwHrn HX LU TltoejM Jaek Sit Jtfco' FBI la Peace, War' Carroll Alwtt, CUB KHery Qurea f. Oer th Kainhow 1:00 Vr War rioel SiBipbonMt 'I xaa Kangera Serenade 11 Omrtaey' il Air tie .11:55 Stm. CBS fellaOt Portland Chapter of the Soil terested in fining overloadcrs. but only in preventing heavy damage to the county roads; servation Society of America. I-nn-eia J.ma, bC 1:4.1 W.dder Brva lMWara a ttirt Marrtat a Portia Faeea Lia Plata Bill (-rout Paw FarreB Hd of lira.

iBO Iaid Haran. KBC 8:::0 Aout Mary, NBQ' Pa Sbii XtO- ornan'a Herret Nwa of the Wrl4 4:90 Beautiful Daacaa Macid hoo fiarrmi, i KwH rUdw, BU IV liaaw'i KMtnk (rrand Ham. 'BS r4i Rowmary. 'BS 8awlk, Aaut J-iuiJ CBS :3 Kelra Treat, CB8' lur Gal bimdijr, Bit Siatar, CHS Mrs. Beardsley 1- Den man's statement said, County Comminnioner Mack correctly quoted ui saying the county not interested the fine aac roster XCWA-THTRSDaT Siara nf Tnday rurklaa, HPi collected for overloads, he could (rhly have expressed a personal Riles Here Tuesday Mrs.

Bessie Maude Beardsley, a Jr.na Yonnf I. Maloo JblH.it fMtella o( Life, CrM Orana: alerqwaa A ir ea. atooraa -Hi Ktoft Aawrtra. Binf dillat J'eieraoa 7:301 Mu pner Clb. NBO 1:1 Hwr't Uaaos.

4'BH formr reaidant. oL-CorvalJis and more reeently -of California, died Tuesday at Manhattan Beach. The remains are being for 1 1 Lo Jonrnr, CHS 1 1 Kow of My Prelaw IS LHacsa Maflcod 12:1 floaie and Oc! Jt 1 Rarritf trhtrhr 1 i Melody Trail Honaa Partr. 0B3 1 Topa 1 odajr 1 9fl Nrarapafier nf Air 2 American Hrnwl S- Fleetwood Ivha :80 Th Aldnrii Kami If Barn i and A Urn Noah Welxtw Nan Sm riuthm, MIC SfMM-fa Bfran 0:80 Eddie Caulur, KBC Srsx Ilntet ftlltnmro Or. I Ht, Krunria Hotfl of.

41:55 Noa-a, ABO KEX PBIDAI Buler lioojiilua Burn AtreMky A Kb -Obi. 7:45 Blork Mrk'l RepnrU Breakfast Clab fM fvMMtr- :0 Brenaman'a Brkfit. 10-iHl o.fea rak warded to Corvailis and the funeral opinion but it has tended to create mistinJerstanding among gome log haulers and somefthat added to the burdens of this office. I have time and time again" handed information to both newspapers that the county and rtate are interested in stopping this' overloading, of trucks ami that it would be better to stop overloading than to Collect fines. Rut as long as service will be at 2 clock -faext Mtat the Mitaa 10 IS M.Un.

Tuesday afternoon in the Keeney Funeral Home, with interment in the I.O.O.F. cemetery. The daughter of Joseph arid Vi- Art kirkham. Newt My True Blnrr Keport from VaU. ilymn of Cbarrkaa Knwhi Melody Go Kuund Trout, CBH 1 1 -at I.a KBX THtTllgOAT :l.v Mr.

Mubtrixt olaWoods, she, was born in Fre overloading -conlinuef, the county I and state arc interested in the tall ol Banua Albart l't One for tli Book IM-Walter Klernatt mont county, Kansas, February 2 1870. She Was a member of Alpha Dti Afthila fines and costs turned over to them I St.r iti Todny is no hriwin o. Hill 13 Oobm and Get It Rebekah lodge and the Neighbors to ab Jeugt. partly reimburse them mh lummro Bardelt for the damage done to roa.ds by Una Mnrrait Orch. t0 Knox Mejtnina IA Maata twrkiea -DOr-Harry Flaneery 4i Boh (Jarred, Newt Hi Bill Henry, Sewa Kay Woat and in enforcement of this law." Receives $863.50 2 What's Dora Bride and (truom 'io 1.

ad let Be Seated Dmrvlhy Mere tn Vrla Towa Mwtme -f :00 I.iim 'n Aimer (tK) trheer tirpey Viithtu World iierHvir Headtioa 10:00 l.nrm MH'all Three quarter Time 0:30 Oineert Hmir I Multiiomsh HvUA Or Tra Hr -1 Off K0AOFRIDAT Tlia Sa Kpe. for W.imea 1 1 Atawziin Hrbmii 311-lfi f'mi'-rt llall Tha Nea 4'J Kftria Uiip .4 niiHieai alemorfca The justice court received GOING? GOING? LAST DAYS! WINTER STOCKS DEEPLY, REDUCED! 11 peed the space for Spring stocks; bat there are stQl weeks of winter ahead for yoo and at theae iaviogs, it's smart to snap up buys for next Tcart JANUARY FINDS FROM OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT -A Wide Selection off Styles and Sizes WOMEN'S AND MISSES SHOES DRASTIC REDUCTIONS! $1.00 $2.00 $3.00 Where else could you find such values! Be sure to visit our Shoe Department end see these outstanding f5 ONE' LOT- CHILDREN'S 50C GOLD AND SILVER EVENING SLIPPERS Reduced for clearance $.100 Children's h-? BUNNY SLIPPERS Reduced to $1.00 All Sizes WOMEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS Repriced 'r $1.00 and $1.50 BARGAINS! MEZZANINE FLOOR Buv Nawf 4, no Varletie In Uhvthn in fines, costs and fees' during De cember, it was reported, Of this, irtjw feicat -Jowi'in' Jartt la VieU, Hon (fa Kneaaa With Mrf Farm Time 7:0 Tk Old Htn Han llayea. Newt Fred Waring- Show Jark Berrh, JiBO AlilM Hut, 4'IR N'nrtkwaat 4 Today'a Hilt 4 :4 Tenneaaoa ied Terry and rtel of Woodcraft, Corvailis; and. attended the local Scientist church. Surviving with husband, Carl R.

Beardsley are three daughters, Miss Florence E. Beardsley, Monmouth; Mrs. Ethel Sundstrom, Washington i' anl Miss Marian Beardsley bit Salemf three sons, George Portland; Albert LunglBeach-California Howard Beardsley, a California; four sisters, Mrs. Lcla Shepherd, Salem; Mrs. Lela Schrader, Taft; Mrs, Daisy Gilliam, Salem; Mrs.

ky Hiat fi Anuttronr Benton county received' and the state received 1227.25,- In recent canei, Drift JFrnat paid $(57i plus $4.00 costs for overload iiliUiBi Wednesday, afternoon following an extended illness. Born in Leslie, Iowa, October 19, 1887, MrsLincoln was the daughter of Thomas and Nora E. Pollock. r-TT Mrs. Lincoln Had Lived Here 5 Months i Mrs.

Belle Pollcuk Lincoln, wife of Leslie E.t, Lincoln and a resident of Ilcnton county but five months, died inrn local liosoiUil Arlie Ginder, Camas; Washington; three brothers, Clyde Woods, Ernest Woods, Kings Valley; and Charles Woods of Philomaths fShs was 19 when" she came to live JANUARY BARGAINS- Limited Quantity SNOWY WHITE Hftleached- FLOUR SAGC SQUARES Yours as long as they last ONLY 19c January Bargees! CHENILLE BEDSPREADS Twin Size $5.90 Lrg. Dbl. Bed Siie $890 Extra quality soft fluffy chenille multi-color designs. Your choice of light or dark backgrounds. Bays' Captain Marvel SWEAT SHIRTS 98c They're warm! They're prac-ticali, Fleece lined in colors or white.

Sizes 4 to 12. MEN'S KNIT BRIEFS Air Elastic 49 and 79 Boys' Briefs 49c Boys' Vests 35c JANUARY BARGAINS! Hand Printed TABLE LAMPS RUGS Multi-color Chenilles Braided or wovep types Thieves Again at Work Around Campus in Ventura, California, and was marriei Tn 1908 to Leslie Lincoln. The family came to Benton county last located at Alsva. Mrs. Lincoln was a member of the Christian church at Leslie, Iowa and a former member of the Eust-em Star.

She is survived by her husband, one Mary Ellen Lincoln, ing. Frank Watcnpuugh paid $117, plo costs, and Robert Sills paid $18, plus $4.60, costs, both for being overloaded. Darwin Jlenricke fined five dollars," plus costs, for. having four' persons in the driver's seat of his For having no operator's license, Dave Fisher and Pirwey GTeen were each fined $2.50, plus Carl Nelson und Weir K. McCalu-mcnt were fined five dollars each for having no vehicle license, while I'lrcd Loe wug fined $2,50 for the same offense.

All paid the usual $4.50 cunts in addition to the fines. Robert Woods paid a five dollar fine, plus $1.50 costs for having no vehicle license, and in addition, he wus fined another $4.50 costevfor driving while hia license was suspended. DISTRESS OF Thieves have again been busy of Ateea, one son, Roy William, Ventura, California; one sister, Mrs, Laura Saffe), Wcldon, Iowa; is 4 one brother, Jerry Pollock of Ames, around the Oregon State campus, according to police reports. LeRoy O'Brien, 865 to police yesterday' that his bicycle had been stojen from in frotit of the east steps of the-MU building. Bradford Gcisler, Buxton hall; mso reported that the hubcaps had been taken from his car while it was parked near Kidder hall.

1 4- CHILDREN'S RAIN COATS' 5-6-7 only $3.00 Iowa. 4 The funeral service, will be held in the chapel, of the "Keeney-Funeral Home Friday morning at 10, with Rev. G. Haydeq Stewart officiating. Interment will be in Ouk-lawrt Memorial purk.

1 Coe McKenna Dies In Salem Hospital Women's and Misses RAIN COATS $3,00 $5.00 18 Only GIRLS' PUSCTIC RAIN CAPES SALEM, Jan. 9, (JP) Coe A. Eat More Potatoes, They're Good, Cheap Jan. 9. (P) -Burdened with a $100,000,000 sur McKenna, 69, Oregon tax commis When your child catches cold, rub hi little throat, chest and back at bedtime with warming eootbing Vicks VapoSub, It special relief-bringing action foes to work instantly end keep working for hour to relieve distress while tleeps.

Often by morning. most distress of the cold Is sioner and a former state representative and senator from, Multnomah county, died in a hospital here early Chemical Named Best Poison Oak Killer The three most effective mutcr-ialr for poiron oak in Oregon are ammonium sulphamate, sold under a trade name, Animate; sodium chlorate ccord-ing to results )t thro years' testing at Oregon State The first -named was the most effective in the tests reported on in a new brief extension bulletin 672 just issued Us a revision' of an earlier one. For best results the chemical is applied before the last of June; though it may be applied as late as early October. Where is psed application before July 1 is essential. plus of the-agriculture department today urged growers and shippers to help build up a greater national appetite among consumers.

last night where he was admitted the iay previous for treatment It suggested the packing of a gone. Try it! Discover why 7 "super" grade of potatoes "with a most young mothers use the one and only Vicks VapoRub. mttiimum diameter tf VA inches for round ones and 2 inches for long ones. WJDk Thur. miMiiiiii Him in ani i i irHMMMaMatal only 50c Odd Lots Sliqhtly Soiled Infants' WOMEN'S I BLOUSES LEGGING SETS Reduced Rced $2.00 and $3.00 Girl's Blouses w.m..v 1 Reprict'a WOOL SKIRTS wctooo orpri GIRLS' SKIRTS-now $2.00 $1.00 to $5.00 1 1 i PrastiCOlly Reduced Clearance of Broken LoU in WOMEN'S COATS ft $8 $10 I $20 $2.98 to $5.00 nt a $1.98 1 rtnpi a a a ur ai a.

'aAv iHHI-- ur- ill til i -titers. ft New Large Shipment ChenilJa Z'6 BATH MAT SETS $1.98 OIID CaJTtBF (TMi' Tire Service Women's Millinery Reduced $1.00 to $2.00 Phone UT N. Ind vtlr Fri, Sate DOUBLE FEATURE New Shipment Crochet Thread January Special! New Spring Shlpmrat Women's BLOUSES $2.70 vj ar- a anfrtkaur- 36 Only Women's" Dresses REDUCED Othert Priced at $3.00 and $6.00 -0 WOMEN'S BETTER COTTON DRESSES' 'r-T-T vU 'ROM OUR DOWNSTAIRS BOY'S DEPARTMENT Midi Wiw atS n'rrtra: rtvVJ Cittii.T.iiii.i 1 lfflAS4JHSDttH 'Drastic Reductions! BOYS' PANTS $100 $3.50 $5.00 PLUS mm si CHAMLt CHAal r. one jn exceptional value Some are 100 wool. Take advanUge of tki January "K0 MORELANO vtcroa SEY0UN6 A' January Values! Chest of Drawers Shoe Cabinet Laundry Bags 69c It" Shoe Bags 1.1.98 Laundry Mailing Cases 1.9 Full Length Mirrors Metal Waste Backers floral designs J9c Feather Pillows 79 Infant's Crib Pillow High Chair Pads waterproof Boy's Wool Lined 4 MCKETS-ow only $7.50 OYS' TOPCOATS Reduced to $740 BOYS' SPORT COATS-Reprieed $6.90 afttW BJI BPIeftflBVleaha.a.Ba aaaAa, ROMANCE OF THE WEST IN COLOR 7 Eddie Dearie ntrvninviowria; rANTi LAST TIME TONIGHT i Dark Blue Fabric as 8cnriabl as DcninisUoa 12 and 14 Only a.

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