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COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 2. 1925.
VOLUME XXXV
ARMORY BILL LIKELY 10 DIE BÏ
GOVERNOR’S VETO
o-
.Her Coming JI ater Supply Found
Tub Meeting
Good by Test
Thursday
The Cottage Grove water supply
FOOTPRINTS OF PIONEER DAYS
NUMBER 42.
University High B ins Hearing on Boundary Is
Close Contest
Postponed by
The high school basketball team
Board
Interesting Events in the Lives
of Those Who Laid Sturdy Foun
University high school
dation for the Present Generation ' lost to tho
Interest la Lateral Districts In
Friday evening in a
I
of
Eugene
Because of the absence of County |
.
-Al
creasing in City; Several Be
I hard-fought game in the men’s Judge Barnard and members of
WEATHER GETS COLDER AS
gymnasium on the University of the county court the meeting of
fore Council Tonight.
TRAIN COMES TO ROCKIES | Oregon campus.
At tho end of
is rated as grade A by the state
A speaker from the state cham board of health in Portland iu a
ber of commerce will be present at tests of the city water recently
in Hands of Solons.
the first of the monthly luncheon sent in by the City Health Officer,
the district boundary board which
meetings to be held by the chamber C. E. Frost. Grade A is the desig
I the first half the local team had was scheduled for last Friday was
here at the Bartell hotel Thursday nation used by the state board for
The construction of 3,000 feet of
Cottage Grove is one of the evening While no definite word water which is suitable for drink (Continued from last Thursday.) J the best of a 13 to 8 score but postponed until Tuesday. The ques
latest victims of the state’s whim has been received by the members ing purposes in all respects, The In ¿his installment of his diary was unable to maintain its lead tion of annexing a portion of sewer in tlm city is expected to be
completed within tho next few
sieal chief executive, who probably 1 here as to who the speaker will report on the condition of the Mr. Ducker tells of registering at during the second half, . The
the Latham school district which
will veto the armory bills that be it is understood that local men water here was received Friday, Fort Lariinee where 10,300 others ing of the Cottage Grove boy» was to occupy the attention of weeks. The last of the tile on the
passed the recent session. One of
The city health officer is ro had signed up on their way to during the first half was re the board at tho Friday meeting main trunk line is now being laid
have in ini nd u number of inter-
on Second street and it is expected
Here the party saw
California.
these was for Cottage Grove, one
esting talkers, any one of whom quired to send in samples of the Kit Carbon anil camped for a day garded as the best of the season will bo discussed Tuesday. A num- that this work will be completed
was for the governor’s home city
ny
many
who
attended
the
game.
water
ar
various
times
for
testing,
ber
of
Cottage
Grove
and
Latham
may come.
some time this week. All that will
to replenish supplies and give the
of LaGrande and the other for
Inasmuch as the commercial club No regular time for these tests horses and cattle a chance to rest. Hempy, Ridings and Hays were people made the trip to Eugene to remain to complete tho project will
Forest Grove. Lane county legis
high
point
men
on
the
University
present the case before the board be to fill up the ditches and haul
of Cottage Grove has only been is specified but they are sent a*
After continuing on tho journey high team, scoring seven points
lators had a heck of a time getting
before they learned that the meet away what dirt cannot be used in
affiliated with the state organi the discretion of the officer. The
the bill for the Cottage Grove zation for a short—time the visit results of the tests of the bacterial Mr. Ducker got lost from the train each. It was the work of Ridings ing would not be held.
covering the pipes.
building through the two houses, of the representative of the state content of the water received Fri and the large number of emigrants in the second half that cost the
Because the meeting of the state
Considerable interest in the sewer
It originated in the senate with chamber will be something of a day remove any question which on tho road is shown by the fact Cottage Grove team the victory, highway commission lasted longer
Senator J. 8. Magladry as its welcome of the local organization may have existed as to the purity that he called at 40 or 50 c.ntnps McCargar was high point man for than was expected tho county court is expected to develop at the coun
author and was once withdrawn into the state chamber. Thursday of the city supply.
| before finding the right on\ The the local team scoring six of the members were unabfo to get back cil meeting this evening whon a
number of ordinances for the es
at the request of the ways and evening’s meeting will start at
i Platte river was crossed on flat 14 points. Tho final score was to ~
Eugene.
Commissioner Hurd, tablishing of lateral districts will
menus committee, Later, when it 7 o’clock.
I boats the charge for the transpor 23 to 14.
who did not attend tho Portland
bo presented. In addition to tho
became apparent that tho new
The summary: .
meeting, was ill. A number of districts petitioned for at the last
The progress of the advertising Mrs. Rachel Lockhart tation being $4 for a wagon and
revenue measures might produce
25c
for
a
mule.
Cottage
Grove
>
U.
H.
,
8.
interested persons from here are
booklet on Cottage tGrove indus
sufficient funds to cover all ap tries and recreational features was i
The party reached higher alti Alstott (4) ........ ...F...
F____ (7) Hei mpoy expected to attend the meeting council meeting a number of resi
Taken By Death
dents of other sections of tho city
propriations and leave some for discussed at a meeting of the di- '
tudes in sight of snow while a Swanson ............. ....F...
F......... (1) Marlatt Tuesday.
have oxpressed a desire to form
armory purposes, Magladry
half
inch
of
ice
was
frozen
on
tho
McCargar
(6)
....C
_..C...
.............
(1)
Halil
rectors of the local chamber last !
lateral districts.
had the bill reintroduced. This Thursday, It is expected that page , The funeral of Mrs. Rachel Lock water buckets at night. Feed was MiAer (3) ...........
G
.........
(7)
Hayes
I
_..G...
hart, whose death occured February
Thero is considerable sentiment
was twice defeated, but upon be
scarce
and
the
horses
beginning
to
Ballew
(1)
........
G
...............
Stearns'
...G...
Eugene Game Is Lost expressed
proofs of this booklet will be | 28, was held from Mills chapel at
favoring a, division of
ing called up for the third time
members at the meeting! 10:30 this forenoon. Interment was give out to tho desparation of Bartels ............... S......... (7) Ridings!
shown
the
tho entire city into lateral sewer
it secured the necessary constitu
Referee, Dave Evans.
By
Junior
High
next Thursday and that the final made in the A. F. & A. M.-I. O. Jeremiah Job, leader of the train
districts where sewer facilities are
tional majority.
In the house. o. k. on the booklet will be given
and father of B. R. Job, of Cottage
Coach Grannis substituted the :
O. F. cemetery.
not already provided. It is con
Representatives Howard and Pot
Grove.
entire
second
string
in
tho
third
’
then.
Rachel Jane Welch was born in
The junior high team of Cottage tended that such action would pre
ter had been busy and upon the
quarter
to
give
tho
first
team
a
!
Tho decision to rfold monthly i
third reading there under two luncheon meetings was reached at 1 Pennsylvania January 25, 1838 and
June 1—We started rather late rest in the hope that they would be i Grove lost for tho second time vent confusion and difficulty in
moved to southern Ohio where later,
suspensions of the rules two hours a meeting of the chamber
and
traveled slowly but steadily; able to rally. (Inly one acore wa*» this year when it played the Eu the future whon the population of
held a at the age of 20 years, sho met
before final adjournment it re I few’ weeks ago because
had
very
poor grass all day and a made by Cottage Grove in tho gene junior high on tho University the town has increased and thore
it was
high floor in Eugene Friday eve are more homos to be taken care of.
ceived the largest vote of any of | felt that the business men of the and married Robert W. Lockhart, rainstorm just before night and second half.
a young physician and minister
When tho work on Second street,
ning. At the end of the close and
the armory bills.
city would have a better .chance of the Baptist church, To this with hail very large. J. Waple’s
evenly played game the score stood where the crew is now engaged,
Dental Equipment Installed.
The governor Will give as his ex to got together under that plan, union were born seven children wagon broke an ax!etree and we
is finished there will remain 300
Cottage Grove professional men 10 to 8 for the Eugene team.
cuse for the veto the condition The monthly meeting takes the four of whom are still living. Mrs. camped.
feet to bo constructed on Chestnut
Tho summary:
of the statp’s finances. The con place of tho regular weekly meet- O. M. Kem, of Cottage Grove, Mrs.
June 2—Also started late, and believe that Cottage Grove should
street en the west side. Also a
C. G. J. H.
E, J. H.
dition of the state treasury is ing which would ordinarily come J L. L. Crawford, of Paonia, Colo- traveled slowly and crossed Lari- have modern and metropolitan ser
Brockman (2) . ..F...
(2) Fellers lateral sewer on Whittaker Btreet
vice.
Dr.
H.
W.
Titus
recently
in
due entirely to the governor 's ar Thursday evening.
mee
river
near
Fort
Larimee.
We
! rado, Mrs. J. G. Fountain, of
Wnrd (4) ........... F...
.... Jefferies in the north eastern part of the
bitrary action in December in re
Dunning, Nebraska and Robert stopped at tho fort and registered stalled an ultra modern and beauti Wilson (2) ......... C...
(2) Schmitz city will bo constructed.
fully
finished
cabinet
in
his
dental
fusing to allow the tax levying
our
names
—
there
were
10,300
per-
Lockhart, of Erie* Colorado.
The main trunk line sewer was
Goff _______
G...
... (fl) Baird
office,
thus
completing
his
up-to-
board to levy a sufficient property
Both Mr. and Mrs. Lockhart were
Increased
Production
started
on Eighth Btreet, crossed
Garoutto
...............
G.
(Continued
on
page
four.)
.
Henderson
date
equipment.
tax, his object being to force the
ardent Prohibitionists at t a time
White ................... 8...
....... Jenney the railroad track on Tenth, fol
legislature to pass the special, reve
when it cost something to advo
Made By Mills
lowed Tenth to Quincy and on
Refereo, Kuhn.
nue bills which he later suggested,
cate that cause. Mrs. Lockhart
Sixth to the end of the line. An
including the cigarette tax and
for Week
was a °prohibition crusader” be
other section started on Fifth near
the gross earnings tax.
fore the Women’s Temperance
New Warehouse Opened tho school house followed Fifth
The governor could leave
union was organized. Her husband,
to Third, along Third to Madison,
the entire blame for the armory
One hundred and eighteen mills in addition to his other duties,
on Lane Street
from MadiBon to Second and on
appropriations upon the assembly reporting to West Coast Lumber published a news paper in the
Second to the city limits. Tho
by the simple method of filing the men’s association for the week end interests of prohibition with the
Tho new' warehouse, shop and trunk lino on the west Bide started
bills with the secretary of state ing February. -21, manufactured aid of Mrs. Lockhart, who, from
store rooms of Godard and Randall on the old Pacific highway follow
without his . signature, It would 99,834,457 feet of lumber; sold th«» nature of her husband’s other
were opened the latter part of last ing it to Chestnut street where 300
be consistent for him to take 90/188,459 feet; and shipped 96,733,- work, had to be the main stay
week and tho stock and matorial foot are yet to be constructed.
this action with the Cottage 680 feet.
of the business. The feeling with
of tho company moved from the
The work is being carried on
Grove bill for the reason that two
New business was nine per cent reference to prohibition was so in
former location in the Godard under the supervision of John
years ago, when the bill for a below production. Shipments were tense at that time their main of
building on Sixth street to the Keating.
■r-
Cottage Grove appropriation was seven per cent above new business. fice was burned by the opposition,
building on north Lane street. The
K
withdrawn at his request, he gave
Thirty-nine per cent of all now but inasmuch as they hail an
Lane Auto company took over the BILL FOR O. A. 0. BUREAU
his assurance that at this session business taken during the week auxiliary shop, they did not miss
building formerly occupied by God
PASSED BY LEGISLATURE
he would do his best to get an was for future water delivery. an issue.
ard and Randall and opened a gar-
appropriation through for Cottage This amounted to 35,226,020 feet,
After the death of her husband,
ago there last week.
Tho bills by Senator Ed Miller,
Grove. He gave the same assur of which 24,989,945 feet was for which occurred in middle life, she
Tho dimensions of the new ware of Grants Pass, which provided
ance to the members of the Cottage domestic cargo delivery; and 10,- continued to publish the paper
house are 60 by 90 feet and will for the discontinuance of tho pres
Grove military company when they 236,075 feet export, New business for a year of two and then sold
provide more room and better fa ent inactive bureau of mines and
were in camp laBt summer.and he by rail amounted to 1,637 cars,
it and moved to Tennessee where
cilities than tho old building which for tho establishment of a bureau
practically made the promise dur
Forty-two per cent of the lumber she lived for several years, From
was 50 by 70 feet. A stock of of minoB and geology in connection
fi
ing tho present session that he shipments moved by water. This there she w’ent to Nebraska where
building material is now on hands with the Oregon Agricultural col
would look with favor upon an amounted to 40,551,241 feet, of she resided with her daughter,
in the warehouso. Tho work on the lege, passed both houses of the
appropriation for Cottage Grove, which 27,998,174 feet moved coast Mrs. O. M. Kem for some years,
/
building probably will not be all recent session and will became a
He will, however, be able to make wise and intercoastal; and 12,553,- then migrated with them to Mon
completed for another month, al law ninety days following tho ad
the excuse that the bill did not 067 feet export. Rail shipments trose, Colorado, where she remained
though tho structure is now inclosed journment of the session. It is
have the npproval of the ways and totaled 1,671 cars.
for a short time. She later lived
and can be used without incon anticipated that the college will
means committee, although members
Local auto and team deliveries with her son, Robert Lockhart, at
venience.
put out two field men to give
of that committee voted for it.
Delta and Edgewater, Colorado, for
totaled 6,052,439 feet.
Lumber racks in addition to the much the same sorvice to tho
several
years.
In
1921
she
came
A committee consisting of Sena Unfilled domestic cargo orders
ones already available are beijg mining industry that it now gives
tor Magladry, Captain C. C. Cruson, totaled 128,736,635 feet. Unfilled to Cottage Grove where she resided
constructed. This company intends to several branches of tho agricul
Mayor G. O. Knowles and M. H. export orders 109,316,509 feet. Un w’ith her daughter, Mrs.
to build a spur from tho Southern tural industry. Senator Miller con
Vertical.
Anderson visited the chief execu filled rail trade orders 4,983 cars. Kem, till her death.
Pacific track which will enable sulted with mining men of this
1— -Nolrmn wonder
tive Saturday. While not much
In the first eight weeks of the
it to load cars from one of the soction in the drawing of his bills.
2— Mont room« have four of them
encouragement was gix-en the com year, production reported to Wdkt.
He’s Sure Technical
3— Jailbird who never expect* to two front doors opening on the
net out
mittee, the governor stated that Coast Lumbermen’s association has
east end of tho building. An office
The plain people will continue
Irpte Motorist: “Say, this ear
4— Wedge
if an exporting of the probable been 755,062,883 feet; new business won’t climb a hill. You told me
room is being fitted up in the in hard luck so long as the political
B—--Labor
receipts of the coming two years 700,193.856 feet; and shipments it was a good car.’’
front of the structure.
machine is a mere auxiliary to tho
fl—Mniall mound of earth
indicated that there would be suf- 759,610/149 ftet.
8— Kerurrent occasions repetition
Most of the heavy material such adding machine.—Columbia (8. C.)
Dealer: “I said, 'On the level
»
—
Parcel
of
ntoclt
. ficient for the armory he probably
as brick, lime and cement will bo Record.
it's a good car! ’ ”
11— Present time
would affix his signature. The JERSEY JUBILEES PLANNED
kept in the warehouse of the II
12— Taatele*« from ngr
14—At hand
Solution of Puzzle No. 19.
committee did not feel greatly en
company oast of the Southern Pa
BY CATTLE CLUBS FOR MAY
1ft—Fifth t
—the merchant who
thused over the possibility of such
cific station rather than in the
17— Outnlde rorrrlBC of a rlcsr
an exporting showing that there
his advertising on the move
building.
A
room
will
be
fitted
up
18— Deprive of «rn*tblllty
Ivan H. Laughary, field man
—tho one who has u real
would be sufficient funds.
S3—To take liquid food
in tho basement for storing tools I
for the American Jersey Cattie
24—Tree ftfwlftft a valuable anp
story to tell
and other equipment. The now warn-1
2ft—Old
I club, has just completed airangc
—and tells it well
house will be operated in Conner- i
2fl—A*y
of
varloun
hamhooilko
BILL BOOSTER SAYS j ments for a series of Jersev jubi
ftranara
—the one who, when
tion
with
tho
construction
work
I lees to be held in several Willam-
27— Burn*
he has real bargains
and other enterprises enrried on
28— 4 relink
, ette valley counties in May.
to offor, lets tho ’
HATB 1t> <=>EE A PIUC.
by the concern ns well ns for retail-1
30— Vortiirnal fancy
’ jubilees will be combination
31- *—Geometrlrnl flgftrr«
people of bis
ing building matorial.
O ld shad « tree cut
’ nics and spring cattle shows.
33— Mixture of vegetable*
community know
DOVJKI 0RCAUSS 90MEBODM
34
—
Slender
rod
of
metal
I shows will be used as n basis
about them through
3ft—ton trad let
Tho follow wbo rocked the boat I
I picking the country show herd
THIUKS HE HASTOO »AUCH
tho local newspaper
37—PI« pen
last
Mummer
has
just
finished
firing
SHADE * THERE V& SUCH A
the fall fair circuit. Mr. Iuiugharx
39—Observe
—is the one who in outdis
is leaving immediately for Califor-
at everything that moved in the
THlUa, BUT A FELLOW OUGHT
tancing all competition.
woods.
—
J.
R.
W.
in
Milwaukee'
. nia whore he will organize county
TC> MfcSVWTE BEPORS LANIHQ
laane
Jotirnnl ,
and district Jersey cattle aclubs.
Measure for Building Here Passes
Through Many Tribulations
CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No. 20
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WHAT’S THE USE
Felix Believes in Preparedness
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