VOI.UME
XXXVIII
COTTAGE GROVE. LAME COUNTY
tJ
SENIOR CLASS MAKES
Buccaliiuirutc Servier on Sun
day Night Wil) Open
Coiniiiencenient Week
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l«'t lii nilig f ioni w oi k
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m attcmptmg to pa«s
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OREGON
THURSDAY
MAY 21. 19'29
LOMBER MILLS PLAN
County Will Receive
George Knowles Chosen
(). & C. Tax Money Headof County Chamber
Chopping off Output to B»nu-
nt Market Price Condi
fions Is Belief
Third Annua) Payment Total« Cottage Grove Man lx Wed
$116,804 80, Money to Be
Known Throughout Lane;
Church Services Arranged for
Year's Reports Given
Paid by October
Sunday; Parade Will Be
»;«.rK<
<>. Know I?« was » Icete I
Held Thursday.
Hen Rough Pet
I.ONDON, May 21.—(Special.)-—
That a turk«»y h«*n with a brood of
young turkey chicks is not. a dr
sirabu* pet wa« th«* «ono-what pain
ful Irsaon h*urn«’«l last Thursday by
Glover Hhipp, two-yenr old son «>f
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hhipp. Th»
bal»v started to invc« tignt?
the
moth»T turkey and h?r brood and
fri«*n«!s but the
wtflr veterum« organizar ion* to try to make
f wf/nirn's
auxiliaries
to turk»*y h«*n ihowed an ugly disposi-
tion
and
no
deaire
to be friendly
r»* 'Oinhiaiag to arrange th?
i for th»*
ubs«*rx an»*?
of ami it wa.* a brui«?«l and badly ,
fright»*n?«i child that, Mrs. Shipp
nl »lay n»* xt Thur*« I ay
I'.
war veterans an* in barge rrsrued u f?w minntM after Glov* I
•*r’< fri»*n«Hy overtures.
ng»*inrntM and tb«*y ar»* b*
'
'i i»ted by th«* w«»m?n
rrlirf
io»*»iib«*r< <»f ih»* (». A
I;
n »• '•ri»*nn L»-g»«»n mid th»’ Amer
no I gioii tuxiharv. H K Met
'■■If «,11 |M. manbal <f th.
Cottage Grove Drop« G&nic
8-2 ; Bandon Will Play
Here Sunday.
pri-sob'iit of th«' Lan? -ounty rliuin
I ht of <'«»mm»*r»'? at th»*
annual
1'1 I mun Illi V i * been completed to;
m«'«*ting held last Thursday mgh:
i
Valloy Bay Standings.
i | h
rooimrii' »'m»*nt w ••« k e s»,r«’ise •
\ f«*w «lav» ug«» th»' g'*n
iu Jur»»'tion (’ity
Mr Knowlri S H hs
W. L
‘
Pet
for fli«« 11*29 g ru'hi at ing »'lusa <»i
look wn< very discourag n
r
b«*»*M |»r<-nl»1« lit of th»* Jural ?
Coquille
B 0 1 (MM)
school
thv < 'ot lag»* Grov»• lligh
m i<» «|Ui*Mtiofi but that pi
IMT
I
i
b<
r
in
previous
years
an»
I
ha«
Marshfield
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"■ »
’ I k
.3 0 I. OH)
Fes 11 vit ie» opcili d la st Fri'lu v with
lilt« I h << n higher sin» «• tpc
Th i
«••rv«'»| on vknouii 'ooimit t<*<*
th«’
in
Myrtle ¡’oint
3 1
the junior iriiior
liiihipiet
Tli<* g»’lie hos|o!li| for t|«’li
this month than the i|»*rn
rm
nt
hr
r
th»'
Lan«*
county
organization.
H*
Eugen»»
333
1 2
bu» riilu lirrttl «■ «••r v)ci Bl ■
i w.i> cmpl»»ye«| ui the
just|fic«|, but a new factor
■
<
»
is
widely
known
t
broughout
th.-
Cottage
A
Wooli
(¡rove
.0 .1 * .(MM)
Niiiidit v evening ill the Christian at th. W
*ii<l'l»'hlv thrown into the
county mid with hi» (Hist rx
company
mill.
Bandon
.(MM)
.0
3
• hlltr II will op«*n
commetire ment
which is going to mtik«* a
ng..
••ncc is «i?clnr«’d w»*il qualifx
Poor support by the fielder« rost
ferrate«'
I'raet i»‘ully all
‘»•"•I* |'ru|»*r. i’hi«« night will b»»
Th* • fir-t annual
payment« r»* •erva the beat inter»’»«!« of th« I j
Cottage Grove a l>as«,bal| game Huu
held ut M u ’rlork W« »In« «»lay m
larger fir manufartun'r* th
«-«»»jiity gr«»up.
I hi 1927 nan •!<»«.,4<M1MX Th
■lay, when the locals lost 8 to 2 to
gymnasium mi»l
the high school
western Ur»*g<>ia nn«l W»
miii lint year mum $102,717.32
J. L. Hhciton, retiring pr »*.i«L»-ut.
Myrtle Point at Myrtle Point, This
«'•»Iilliirm emi'ilt will be
br held
hrM m Ih»
nrr going Io «hut down «•
Rrx
<»f Eugene gav»* n repo
“ «• gf« gati«»n of th«1 fund Ihi
of
th«
1
G
Hhaw
will
b»*
»«f
is the third game that the locals
Fn.lny, May 3!
gym nt u o’clock Fri'lav,
for oho week b»*tw«*«*n now
th«* ■lay.
lite rumi district fund amotinl
first year’s active work
th?
or
have dropped in th»» Valley Bay
The pMigtniii for the 1 buci’uluur”
first of Jun«*, which !»••'*
Lane
Mills
Manufactured
13
4
» 11 M l 17 .(M
A para«!«* a ill
gaaiaation
ami
stated
tl
h«*bi
but
league.
Ut«' service follows; | I ’i « h ' csmhhhi !,
til«* OlltpUt Will b«* «’lit Hi
i- following in th«- «»•grrgation tw<» of th«' pr«»p«»N rioti
• r»*ti t«-»l fun» n«»on. Th»* group« will
The locals were leading 2 to I
loMology; Judge G F Skipworth Grants the biilati«'«* of Muv.
high school «»I »• h«*«t rit;
Per cent of State’s Total
>•* tax payment of th«* govern "hen th«* associatiou cat
into ex­ i th" ar mor v at 10 o’clock
up to th»* seventh inning when the
tuvuri al ioii , Rev
Duneiin P (*mu
Th«
’
effect«
of
this
sud«l
Property
gam /.atiou« that will br r»*i
this year:
i*t ♦•««■«• had b«*«-n romp
fl
Owners
Penna
outfield
with th«* assistance of sev
Footage
“Ail Huit
rrou; hymn No. 221
ping off hi Wi»' output ■ n
riud countV .. .
* 79.149 71 added that th«*»«* two v
will b.» th»-
G. A. R., M
era) of the infielder« loosened up
the I1 •»>w«’r of Jesias* Nam«';'
gur««»*d Ut, but that it
nent Injunction
Npmrush War veteran*.
4 districts
12.817.5 1 ablv be »ODlplefed this v
an«i contributed several boots thnt
rr, I Rev I. II Randi«*; ’ R»«
beneficial to ««»m«’ »Irgri’r i
('. A. Bartell, Mr K
3.331 34
i
fl b.gh «choo|*
vies. U L.g i«»n, Am« ri»*ari Legion n
Th»- W ♦’«t (’onxt LiimlHTmen ’« a.4 put Myrtle Point in the lead.
nl ’ ’ l»v D«‘Kov»»ii. Imx« ’ nn»
tmiitx
1 n the first pln«*r
gi.
l»ov -«•outs, rampfir»*
of Hiusta w
3,388.6*» W ('«»inrr, F. E. M»’n<l
nn<*
Hubbell pitched masterful ball
«ociation annoonee« that, according
glee ' iduls'; *«*r ipt tin i ti»hii
Hol Img lirit th«’ * io I i .I rm bank 1 th«' niill* have fairly g»»<
«ríoi «»! children. Th»» L«-gi
di«trirtN
I8.li7.04 Fred B* nn» tt attended
in«
to »lata collected at th«* quarterly for Cottage (¡rove an»l should have
chapter 2M. R»'i w .1 Morn
Bf f4l! nt th«’ w«’«t appron < h »»f , fib* mid it is going to fin
ing.
corpi- will 'lino tnk»*
pa
• li-ii» ttf luiubcr pi «»J u<* I ion, Janu won th» gain« but his i.-uui mules
hoiin»'cmcii t *>;
h v in n
No
th«* n • ix Spi i ngf trbl bridgi
they xx HI b«* unable to n«*c
pa ra d<* will march to th«*
up.
He al
ary I to March 31. in l.ane county, failed to back him
• * A meric« th«' Heniit iftil; * * »» rinoii, ri«M»d hmger, n »b'ri« ion of Jtidg«’ i <iil i «i - h bu«ine«s of any I
whe •• a program will
K Vi
14
qnor
Law
Violator
Fined
*ak»‘n in roopcration with the Wil lowed seven hits an.I struck out
’ * Transnaut nt ion of Kiiowlrdg«» In G. 1
Hkipvxtirfh m < ir«mt court ' til hft«r t the first of Jun«*
wj|| include a number
finit y
la nd
Hr was
j la met to Valley Lumbermen ’* a*«o II Myrtle Point batters.
to l,»«wvr,” R»»<
Duii'Hii I* (’am
r<»m Miller, who we. arri-*ti-.|
i i« bound to Io* f«*it in
grunt«
quart«*t, th« (¡»»ttyoberg
and
relieved in the ninth inning by
i » iation, th»* lumlM’r cut of 92 iden
cion, I
113, ••(!«..! Will
liquor ■harL’f .Saturday
mgl
; When th«’ first of June
among
Hit
a patriotic a<blr»*MN by
i to-ai mill* amounted to 110,127,000 Derscham.
'«ill; ' ’ bcne<li«'t iOfl.
Take (
i* urraign«*d in th»» justice rou
th«*n it mu«! !»«• remember
r«*«*«i v «•
Shaw.
Tap« rill I m * -
5 89 ;
Cot tag«* Grovp scored n run in
feet. (,’ompare«l with total produr-
R»v I
Eugen«* Munday
He «•nterr«!
r«*gar»lh*«s of what nrtion t
N.» <»I
a volley will be
fire
Heck, first bat-
1 Eon in Lane county for 1928 (452,- I the first inning,
The «
•a of guiltv and was fin» »1 $1
I may •l«*ri«lr to tr ik<- « hi pr«».hu*ti««n
v«*t»*rnn
’
«
grav
_
090,000 feet), the per cent of three ter up, struck out. Spiess singled
<*ln«s i
I of the ria-’«
• I .30 »lav« hi jail. Drputi**« L.
< regulation during June, th»' ttiinu.ti
Th»*
women
’
s
relief
corps
i»
month.«' production in 1929 to that an»! Hill brought him hum»* with a
I h ’ m , «tillit nt »if y,
of '21»,
have
Fourth of July *hut»l»»wn«
planning for a program at 2 o’clock •f 1928 production in 24.3 per rent thr«'«*-base hit. The locals were un­
j
lintel 1
« history, H«4h
i never yet failed to ha\«* a stirnu
• in the afternoon in 1. O. O.
* F. hall, , ur 7 10 of 1 p«*r cent less than the able to squeeze out a hit to bring
Bailey;
‘ I H »'n r n I .ark
madi' a luting influ»,n«’«’ '»ii th«’ market f»»r
A program ol •f reading* and music ! average quarterly
*
-
third. Cottage
Grove’*
production
Kri»'ii«,
Dm*»
of Hill in from
nt Dav
fill Sit. ' the mill» u* n rule nil «I on »* for u
will be given i nnd Bev Shaw will ' Lane county mill« in 1928.
second score came in the third in
r»»ph«w,
Rubv
Warwir
will lie ' few day* nnd having l»erom«* nr
give a patriotic a« Id re»
The pro-
Myr
The Myrtle
Point flinger
Of the Douglas fir lumber pro­ ning.
iBBo «olo, 1 • • A ln«knn 1’w i
M» lick;
tin«» th»' lutiil»» r bu’ » r*
25»• fret ! iiwto in i
gram will b«* follow«'»I bv the flow-
Pian« or»» uu«lrr way for a pie
”
Heck aacrifleed
duced in Oregon January
1
light ”
Nnrolu,
to walked Hubbell,
Helen
Olson;
I iiniiallv trv to g»‘t
th«'»r
«»r»l»T*
•*r
ceremony
th«
’
Main
*tr«**t
das« w
March 31. 241,574,000 feet or 29/1 him to second, Spicas bunted him
Goff; varal
Kenneth i
placed ami <-b*nm*d up b«'f«»re thnt ni»* <»J thè meli 's »-ominurrity bibb*
bridge in memory of «ailor« who
• luss ti» lo* h»*ld tu th»- n»*ar future
¡»♦'r cent of th«» total wa* produced to third ami Hill brought him in.
Gar l«-n
of
My
•«Io, •
l
t he
' time,
loat th» ir lives for this country.
Ll»*«ti«»n
of
<>ffi<**rs
will
he
h»4»l
Twice the locals had the bases
1 .n th«* Willaiiictti* valley »listriel
v Ball, Velma Mackey;
Heart”
A peru«ut| of th«* di«trirt r»*p«»rti»
Th. American Legion
an«i the ; and 13.4 per cent of Oregon pro- loaded with nom* out but lacked
Th»* planting of alfalfa
»1 has
I
da«« j>
n. Gladv« A’ru rou* ;
make« jt rb nr that th»’ ti irk« t h i« a! th»* fir«t m»*«*tmg in Jun»*. Hiuc»
Legion auxiliary will go to Drain » duction for th»- Kame perio«! is rep- th»* punch to drive out a hit to
••rganizing,
th»*
«In«*
ha«
ha»l
an
been
about
eonipl«*tp<l
by
farmer«
vice to
r*. Delia i Caton; J j u»>
to ha.l n trnd»*nry to b« w«r»k «luring
in the afternoon to assist in th«
Cottage
Grove
Mr-. in this vicinity who are experiment
nt I of cla** > "f
' r«*M*nt«* I by the 92 reporting mills bring in a run.
•or response, preside
;
th«« lii*t ten «¡ay«
Even »»», it i* riveragc utt»*ndan«-(* of M ».
Memorial «lay program there.
Z.
*30, Lawrence . Kelly; prient nt inn
not I hk II v out of balnn«'«*
a« i« Str?»u««»n i- plaving th»* piprorgan ing with th.* crop. Thirt»*«n farm luncheon will Im served at 1 o’clock. in I>an«* county. For the same per- earned onl” four hits, Hill an»l
exprr.
io<! L5.5 per cent of the lumber Npieas each getting two in four
• •f awards; $ nlrdirtory Glen Mr
b«»rn «»ut l«v th«’ condition of »»r»l<*r «in» «* Lor« n Edmi«t<»n, w ho for er« nrr interested in th»*
Th«* Legion drum corp« will taV I produced in the Willamette valley trips «*a<*h to th«' plate.
bv
word*
Kibhea; rta«« •
file«.
Rail businesw ha* h»*l«l up incrlv playrd, ha« iimvcd frmn thè m»*nt and upon th«* a»ivice of O. S.
part
an»!
the
Cottage
Grove
post
The Cottage Grove lineup fol­
Fletcher, county agricultural agent,
district i« represented
by
these
192!»
\ rlmn Markey, r
remnrknblv well nnd then» hu* been city.
lows: Heck, rf; Hpiess, cf; Hill, lb;
who vi*»it«*d here
Friday.
b. g*ti. will supply the firing squad an I Lane county milks.
rhe pr«igrmn !
i'i»iiimrnri’m«’» •
■in inefi’nse in th«’ volum»’ coming
bugler
for
th«*
ceremony
at
the
Armstrong,
so; Oliver, 2b; Hogan,
of
the
Of the 722 mills r«*porting 396
follow«: I
r»*mnnl. high
Alioth«*» angle <»f th«* cn««’br«»ught from th»’ middle u«'*t and » ii“t« rri WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY planting the early part
grave*.
roration, Rex <»ut «• a result of th«* «topping of retail ynr«l* lately
«■IlfHtl orchestra;
are located in Oregon and .326 in e; McQueen, If; Alstott, .3b; Hub
The Cnlif«»r HEAD SPEAKS AT SCHOOL week. Nine men are planting four
Th.* American Legion auxiliary Washington. Of th»* 396 in Oregon bell, p; Dersrham, p.
acr»*« earh and four men
have
mu*ic, ‘ * A'«'n«* th«« fill work i« whether th«* \ <’ nin cnrg<» market i* «<» n»’nr bill
I. II Handle; vo
will »h’coratc war veterans' graves 279 ar»* in the Willamette valley
Championship of the cellar will
«mailer patches of groun«l «own.
Nevin, high Math» us company, rontmetors of nnced that it could «*a*ilv b«*cum«’
Irin I <»xe Hong ’
Dr. Pari (• Doncv. president of
with flag* and poppy wreatk-s.
be derided Sunday when Bandon
’•e. Prof«***«»* th«« pr«»j«Tt, mav hul«l th«' ntut«’ to strong over night and th»’ «am«
district.
,rho<>I «rxtrt. n
Willamette * urn v»*rsity. wa« an in
Th?
Memorial
Dav
Sunday
«er
Mitchell «
Ninety-two mills or approximate­ comes here to play the locals. Both
)reg»>n
Rtat«' the b'ttcr of the «ontrnct »« part thing i* tru«* of export bu«in«**-. t»*r»*Mting «|
»' H
peaker at the high school FRANCIS HORN WINNER
vic/'s will b** held at 11 o’clock
xttrnl mu-ir. of th«' fill w»»rk hns I mm - h «Ion«' nn«l n« the export buyers couhl bux if assembly Friday,
ly 33 per cent of the reporting mills have lost three games. Earl Hill,
L U f I <■ tl 11 tl r MI roll
IL* talked chirflv
Sunday
in
th«*
high
s»*hoo!
gx*m
IN JUDGING CONTEST
in Willamette valley district arc manager of the locals, will have
‘‘Red Skies Above n Wigwam” I»;. a 11 plan* mnd«* for th«* ctimpbdion tln*\ felt it wn* nn opportnn»* tiin»* of th«* value of a
college education
nasium. Th«* program follows: Pro- located in Lane county. The W’il- several new men in the lineup ami
¿ifl«’ nnd box - ‘ gl"«* »lob«; of the job.
Dvorak, gGl-
Th.* Atlantic const
slump
ha« un»l through stati «tics point»*»! out
?«*«*ional.
Airs.
Ceeil
E.
Caldwell;
OREGON STATE AGRh TT.TI’F
lamette valley district
embraces Cottage Grove is out to give Ban
prcNcntnt ton of ria»« of ’29, Sup
Judge Rkipwnrth cites testimony r«‘a<’h»'»l bottom and »luring th»* la«t th. many a Ivantag»*« obtain»*»! by
AL COLLEGE, Corvallis. May 23.— “America,” choir an«J congrega that territory south of Portland to don permanent possession of the
Em«'i*on; pre* brought out bv th«« state highway 4 m hour* then* have I.... .. indi«*a
rrinton«l»*nt D A
means of highe; r •• location. While
Grove, t;»n: invocation. Rev. Duncan P. the California line and west of the cellar honors.
rotation of «liplotnn», N I” («In***, commission that n change m th»- tion« that th»’ .bnbr« there f.*«*l it hin talk was helpful to th»* entire Frau»is Horn of Cottage
Cameron; “America the
Brauti Cascades with the
Eugene
The locals «ill Ko to
_
exception
of
rhnirman of the «rho<»| b«»ar»1, a* fill plans to install 250 f»*ct of is n safe time to make «nine sir«» student body, it was declared par freshman in agriculture, ha- b< n
June 2 ami Marshfield will play
named a.- «»n«* of th«* winn«’r» in ful.” choir an ! congregation; num Oregon coast mills.
Granula, pnn»-ip.il tr«*st|,' would co»t
• i«te<l by F I
approximately abb- purchase«.
tirularly important to th»* s«*nior
her
by
women
’
s
quartet:
announce
Th«‘ department of commerce an here June 9.
of the high school; brnr.li»'t ion. |22.'»O«I
The next two weeks will «er th«’ ■•i:t**-. whos»* graduation is n»*ar at th»» in»lividtiai rias.« awards in th»'
Th«' judgr ho|<!« thnt it i-
game*
The scores of other league
_
_
Rev W .1 Morrow
annual »iairy stork judging contest inenta; offertory, Mrs. Caldwell; nounces that, according to
data
no! fl (|ii«*stinn of cost hut of pro output of lumber r«-du»*«’»l by on.-
hand.
scripture
r«*a»iing.
Rex-.
W.
.T.
Mor
Member* of the class arc Ercrll vi«ling n<l«*«|uatc protection for *h»* half.
sponsored by the Oregon
State
collected at the annual census of Sunday were Coquille, 16, Eugene,
A wimilar action taken ln«t
Th« new* offic<*r» of th«* student
row;
“
America,
the
Shouts
of
War
lMi/> ,)ub. He received U ewpv of
Anlauf, Glen Arne, Ellen Arn»«'. pr»»p«’rtv a«!jacent tn th»* bridge on y»nr under more :i»1vers<’ eon lit ion- bo.lv
forest products, taken in coopera­ 8; Marshfield, 11, Bandon, 5.
were installed by Kenneth
Sh ill Con-«*.'■ choir nnd <*«»ogrc*g.i tion with the department of agri
Ilrfh Hnilrv. Earl Black, Fred B«»« pro.ich
brought immediate
r«’«ultN
and Goff, retiring pr»*si«lent, an»! each the Look. “Sncressful Dairying.’’
tion;
prayer.
Rev.
L
G.
Shaw;
solo.
California Is Hard Hit.
as
a
prize.
lev
Agnes Brichrr, Dell;« (’«ton.
»•ulture. th? lumber cut of 798 iden
The court «|eci»ion
states that whil«’ the «tart today i« tardv it | in turn gave a brief talk regard
Miller;
sermon. tical mill.*—each mill sawing 5,-1
The April frosts in California
Beulah Suflcv Caton. Hi r»»l»l ('»»«»Iri
The club in holding the contest Mi*«« Catherine
each party to th«* injunction «uit do»'« look n» though it will v«*r' , ing th»* duties of hi* office for the
or I took heavy toll from th«» fruit
h »p«*** f»> create more interest in “Th«* Meaning of Freedom.” Rev ^MKI.lWhl feet, board ’ measure,
Krnneth Goff. Ray lhlt«»n. Wil*»»’. pay its own rent**
«piicklv stop the «Iceline an I in all j
coming vrar.
While better price.* re
Htabhell, Connie
Hutchinson,
high gra b* dairy cattle.
Th«* en­ L. H. Randle; benediction; reces­ mor«* either in 1928 or in 1927—j growers.
D
probability tnki* th»1 «-»«ntrol out of
sional,
Mrs.
Caldwell.
Mrs.
O.
W.
trants nr«» limited to underrlass-
H iinsun.
France«
amounted to 19,844,197,000 feet in *ulting fium small production will
Velma Ewinx
th»’ I«uver«’ luin»l*
THOMAS
J
HANNA
DIES
Blackmore
will
be
th«»
pianist
fur
K erne, Ahn Kellv,
1928. an increase of 1.4 per cent «well the income fur the general
John Kinfc.
mrn «‘a»*h year.
the congregational «inging.
Th«- as compared
AFTER 3 WEEK ILLNESS
Marker. Glen
McKibben.
V’cl tun
with
19.565.O25.000 industry, the result in individual
American
L»*gion
an»!
th«»
Legion
TWO HELD ON CHARGE
Itubv Melirk, Genevieve Mernnda.
These mills eontrib- cases will be serious, as indicate«!
■ 1M7
auxiliary
will
be
in
charge
of
dec
­
Thomas
Jrfferwon
Hanna
uted 56.7 p*r rent of the total cut bv the following comment of the
Rov Murry, lieh u Olson. Rnrnii ,
OF CHICKEN STEALING
orations.
director of agricultural extension
Riley, Ncv.i Rose. Geneva Shattuck. , Tu«’s»hiv at hi« horn«» in th
«>f all mill« reporting for 1927.
Hr had h
at California university: “Many
T«»»|ford. part of th» citv
Glenn Swanson. L«»wrl|
With th«* arrest Monday in Lu Mount David Is Chosen for
for mor«» than three week«
Funrr gene of two m» ri who.it is all«»g«'d,
farmer* who have lost their en
FREE METHODISTS PLAN
Ruth Traviar, I’r. •! W Iul.' T K
WALKER HI GRADUATES
tire crop face the situation with
Warwick,
Franc«** al serpirrs will be held at I " I nth'inpti'd to .Ii«i»os0 of n load «>f
Wnrd. Daisy
Eighth
Annual
Event;
Mo
­
ANNUAL
CAMP
MEETING
BIGGEST SENIOR CLASS exhausted credit. The expansion
Well«, • Glndyi» Yrnrous, Hn/rl A’enr Fri'lav afternoon at th»* (’»»mmunitv stolen chicken*, th«* sheriff'« office
Memorial Flower of Legion
«hurch m Oakland with R«‘v I» I' I m ’I icvcs it will be abl«' to « l«*ar tip
torcycle Stars Coming.
in decidubu« fruit acreage
wa*
OUS.
I>r. G. \V. Griffith of I.os An­
of
high
land
Auxiliary Sold to Help
Commencement exercises for the made at a time
The r)fi*»N mott»» i* *• Knowl»*«lg«’ (’unieron of this city of f iciat ing n num be it of poultry theft«*
geles, prominent educator and edi­
Intrrmrnt
will
be
at
Fair
Oak'
in
1« P om er.” the rlnsR flower i« th1*
tor. will preside at the southern largest class ever to b«’ graduated value*. The crop came into bear
count ry «luring th«* past
flic eighth annual northwest mo­
Disabled Veterans.
deep pmk sweet pen nnd th«» r|««* Douglas county near (hiklaml
Oregon conference which will con­ from Walker union high school will! mg in years of low prices which
month«.
torcycle
hill
climb
will
be
held
at
29.
Mr
Hanna
was
born
June
brought
color« are old ro«e und silver
Elmer
vene «luring th»' annual Free Meth- be held at 8 o’clock Friday eve­ in many instances have
J. E.
1 o’clock Sun.luy,
June
2,
on
185!, in Missouri.
!!«• rro««r«l the
To
odist camp meeting to be held May ning in th«» high school auditorium loss than coet of production.
Roger«,
Mount David and those who atten.l
Red poppies, made by disabled
plain« in 1853 and srttlrd with i hiv
prices
The senior class in­ such farmers, the higher
th«* county jail. Julian
31 to June 9 at
the
ter, nr«*
Methodist at Walker.
Knowlen Nanre»! Commlttae Meinbcr father, Calvin Hanna, on a »(< Inna
will witn<*ss «ome of the greatest war vet«* ran.* in th«» I’nited State*
tv sheriff,
has been
Episcopal camp ground
Strnit, i
on
cast cludes 11 and these are Almeda E. that may prevail as a result of the
Georg»* O. Kn«»wb'« ha« been np tion «hum, known ns Red Hill, in
the poultry theft« for of the northwest and Pacific roast veteran* ’ hospital in Portland, will Main street,
A large attendance Myers, Mildre«! M. Walkley. Eva freeze will not be of help should
working
pointed to serve on a Committre Dougin« county
motorcycle star« in nrtion.
be sold starting Saturday and con­
l.al«*r h<* made hi«
Moutlay the deputy
two moi
is expected from cities in southern L. Jones, Lloyd L. Hankins, Gerald their crops be entirely or largely
from thè I ugrne chtimlM*r of coni horn»’ with hi« grandfather. Captain
Among those who will ent«*r th«' tinuing through Memorial day- by
Many will have to depend
Eugene
commission
and B. Conner, Alvin W. Earl, Verneil lost.
Oregon and along the coast
called nt a
mercé to r«’pre*«’i»t thnt group on Hanna, in Lngh«h settlement, Doug
hill climb are Sin k T«»ndrl of Port­ members of the American Legion
F.
England. upon extended credit from bank*
in
Oregon, E. Koch, Murnaril
ministers from cities
h«m««» wh«'re it i« allege»! the elder
auxiliary an<l the entire return*
th«* ro.i»ls nnd highways eotnmith’e las county. Hr
land; Cody Evan« of Salem, win
if
they
are to be tided over the
of . poultry uti
Rogi’r ha»l »li>po«C'l
,
Idaho and Washington will be here Marion G. Weitz. Gladys Kirken
ragnrding thè best
l»e«t rout«*
rotate for Sin ng«» of 25 year to Abigail Smith
nrr in a foriioT Mt. David climb; from the sale of th<- memorial flow
' crisis.”
der th«* name of George Smith.
There 'kill. I>»»nald E. Wit -h'-r.
to assist in the services.
betweeti
Junrtion nnd to this ur on were born «it
\1 Forsbeig of N»*attl«*, winner m era will be devoted
«law highwnv
highway
b«*tw«
’»’n
to
welfare will be five services daily «luring
The class mottor is: “With the|
A few minute# after the deputy
3’h»’ i»»int coni rhildr»»n, nil of whom nr«» living,
(’¡tv an»i Chessliir»1
th«* hill climb last year at Spring work to help disabled veterans anti the session
left the man brought in a loa-l of
and the public is in- ropes of the past w<‘ will ring the)
their families.
mitt«*»» from th, l’iig«*ne and .lune Surviving zebiti es nr«‘ hi« vv idow, 25 h»-n« for «tile
fielil;
Sw»*<le
Mutson
of
Oakland,
bells
of the future.”
The das*
Th«» officer* wer«*
vitvd to attend.
The poppy is the memorial flow
tion City r chamber« will innki' n Abigail Hniina, mid th»’ following notified and mail»» the arrest*. Th»* ('al.. hol«h»r of the r»»eord of 9 1 5
colors are orchid an»l silver and
person'll inspection trip to > obtnin rhihlren, Robert B Hanna. Eugen«’:
seconds for climbing Mt. David; er of the American Legion auxili­
the cla«* flower is the rho<lo»len-
25 hen« are »aid to
hav<*
been
Major Eckerson Is Speaker.
accurate i information a« to Gn» be«t Mr«. J Alva Wine, Eugene; Pre«!
Georg»’ FuiiMers of Spokane; Gen * ary and gain« its symbolism from
dron.
•dolm Sunday night from th«* Kirk
Major
Eckerson
of
Springfield
I
rout«* and m «» »loing will take in
\
l
\\
Humin, Oakland; Mr«
h’hinne of Sacramento, Cal.
Mat the Worhl war.
In the spring of
Improvement work at the local
ham place near Crenwell.
was a guest at the
chamber of!
to consideration the total c»«t of lar»l, Eugene; Mr« .1
II
Hogan,
< ‘metcry was begun yesterday at
bv son’« tim«» for g«>ing over the top 1919, after the close of the World commerce luncheon
The men were bound
over
Tuesday and |
th»» two «urvry«.
Other inembers Eugene; Mr« Della \
Rast. R«»s«’
of
th«»
local
hill
is
«leclarvd
to
be
war.
in
the
fields
of
France
where
the order of the hoard of directors.
Justice of th«» Peace Well« of lu
spoke briefly concerning the locali
from the Eng»»nr chamber of rom
burg.
A number of grnmlrhiblrrii
«Hi»* that will stan.I for many year.« the lighting had been most terrif
Each lot owner is assessed a «urn
g«*ne Tuesday.
merer arc Earl Hill of (’u«hrnnn nrr also among th»* surviving rcla
to come.
ic and thousands of soldiers had a\ »tion field. Mr. Eckerson stated
of $2 the year or $5
for
three
that while the field served well a* I
fives.
anil J h Magla»lry of Eugen«’
The races include one for NO cubic fallen
in
battle,
beautiful
red an emergency landing
years,
payable in advance in either
field
it !
Mr. Hnnn.a was a m«»mber of the CAMP MEETING PLANS
inch, privately owned stock; one
ramp up in abundance. The
rase, and all money received is ex­
Prrsbyteriiin church mnl hud livr»l
women today «ay that the needed considerable work to place !
A school picnic was a closing day pended for such improvements am
BE MADE FRIDAY for *»1 cubic inch motorcycles, e\
Circuit Court Jurors Drawn
WILL
it
in
first
class
condition.
in t’ottag»’ Gmv«» for a numl««’r »>f
pert rlns.s; 45 cubic inch, expert, ¡M.ppy i« a symbol of the blood
feature of
the
Blue
Mountain leveling the ground, clearing rub­
The ntime* of th«» following per years.
who fell and died on
school Saturday,
lu th«’ forenoon bish, making walks, mowing grass
of
th«* must Iw five factory motors; 61 of these b
Officer and members
son* from (’ottng«» Grov»' and vi
fields.
Those
f i e I <1 .«.
w ho STORAGE TANK ARRIVES
a program was given by
scbo?( and extending the water system.
«•xeriitiw board of the août heru cubic inch, ptufcNsioUMl. ('ash an«l Flanders
for th»' jury
cinity wer«» drawn
McKenzie R aik I (Inuits Obtained
children and this was followed by
On account of the low price at
district of the Methodist church merchandise prizes will be awarde.l. have traveled in France since the
panel of the June term of the rir
FOR
NEW
OIL
COMPANY
Good progredii is being made on
Mt.
1
hi
vid,
which
has
an
84
per
war
sav
that
when»
the
battle
w a«
a sewing demonstration an»l art ex­ which lot* in the cemetery are soil,
will meet at 7 30 o’clock Fridav
ruit court in L:inr county Dwight the c*
obtaining of rights of way for
rent
grade,
is
»leelnred
to
be
on«'
the
fiercest
and
the
bloodshe«!
the
hibit bv the Kiliwauna sewing club these sale receipts are consumed in
night in the Methodist church here.
Mercer, hiniliertunn; Butt«* Moou»*y, the McKenzie highway
A huge tank for the new Texas
improve
grow
the
Plans will be made for the camp of th«» hardest hill* to climb in the greatest, the |M»ppit»s
farmer; I.re Nixon, farmer; F. T ment, «:iy«
company plant, that will hand!? of the school, a 4 H group. An in­ keeping up the main roadway. It
say* Judge (
C ’ I’. Barnaril of
northwest
.
thickest.
meeting si’rvic«*« to be held in th«'
Brnston, nirrrhnnf; Herbert Bre»’»l th»* county court.
oil, teresting nature study was also in- is the purpose of the association to
\ large number
In addition to the* hill
climb
The American Legion auxiliary distribution of Texaco gas and
A picnic beautify the cemetery as a whole
summer.
Announcement has beea
of the' elude! in the exhibit.
luve, retired; I.
W
MrK ibben. of small parcel* of
was
unloaded
the
early
part
land on th»’
made that Dr. I., M. Grigsby of there will be airplane flights iron, urges that its memorial flower be week and has been installed on the lunch an»! ire cream were served an<l necessarily the money for this
farmer.
Th«» coming
term Mill route of tin« highway near the I n
9 bought anil worn for three reasons:
at noon.
The Kiliwauna club is work must come through yearly as­
Tacoma, Wash., xx ill be on«* ot the th.* local airport starting nt
the
•»pi’n Moii'lay, .lune 3.
Of
gene power project nt Limburg are
o’clock nrni a parachute jump at First, a« a tribute to the soldier- property recently purchased by the sponsored by Mrs. S. 3'. Rose,
a sessments against the lot holders,
speakers for th? summer meeting
g
drawn
total .31 name«
w er»* i being obtained.
street.
company
on
south
Fourth
Eugene and Lane
After
Dr. (Irig*bv is a well known «‘van the hill nt I o’clock. “ Daredevil” who died; second, as a mean* or The residence which stood on »hr| teacher of the school, and members the director* pointed out.
women.
county sire cooperating in obtain
Tomniv
Thompson
of
Hohi
Airways,
helping disabled men and
their
the
directors
g«di*t no«] xx its a spriiki'i ul lit-'I
property has been razed and the include Mildred Mooney, president; »hie consideration
mg th»«»' grant«.
Welby
Wrlbv Steven«
Eugene,
will
nuik«»
the
jump.
families
to
earn
money
for
tl
year’s session.
It is planned to
warehouse of the company has been Veva Kusel, vice president; Beulah placed the assessment fee at $2 and
i« handling th»« transaction* for the
Tickets ate now on sale by
a selves; third, as a means of
Hasting*, secretary; Freida Castle, are asking for immediate assist­
hnv«’ a number of othvi prominent
almost completed.
It is expc fete!
county.
number
of
Cottage
Grove
stores
ing
money
to
provide
warmth,
fond
ance in carrying on the beautifies
speakers on th«’ program for th«»
the plant will be opened for 1 '»US’- Pauline McCue. Isabel Kerr, Eliza­
Several rights of wav are also
and
to
stimulats*
the
advance
ticket
nnd
clothing
for
th*»
familie*
of
beth
Kerr, Sarah
Perkins
ami tion work. The association is en­
i-iiming session.
ne«i
about
June
1.
Of MY \MAM1 AD PATRDMS
being obtained near Gate creel«.
Vivienne Abercrombie.
The club deavoring to have the appearance
C. I’. Hrnphrcy i* secretary of sale several free airplane rides will disabled veterans.
Judge Barnard says thnt he «lor.«
CASHED IM 0 k . mi .
: w •
bonrs
Each poppy
]
a
stickci
has decided to have a display of of the cemetery as attractive as
th«* board mid Rev. \V. J. Morrett be included among the tickets be
HIS AP REAP"lF THE RARry
not believe there will be any »lit*
Concessions on the hill which
reads:
1
“In
Memoria lu.
Then Henry Said—
their year’s work at the Lane conn
possible for Memorial day when
and Roy Leonard are members of ing sold.
ficultv in obtaining al) the grant i
will be handled by Fre.l Pillsbury. American i
WHO STOLE AAV UMBREHA FROM
Legion and
A inerirai»
“ Mv razor doesn’t ent at all.” tv fair in the fall. Mr. and Mrs. numbers of citizens visit there to
flit' executive group.
necessary.
Th«» Eugene Motorcycle associa­ Legion Auxiliary.
\uxiliary.
Made by pa
‘‘Why, Henry, you don’t mean Rose hav»‘ been reelected to their pay tribute to their departed loved
(HE VESTI0ULE Of THE MAIM ST
tion is sponsoring th«* climb which tieuts L. H. Veterans Hospital No. to te|| me that
your
beard
is teaching positions at Blue Moun ones.
C hurch re torus same at cmjce ,
Engraving.
The
Hentinul.
Mnb'sbonk«.
The
Sentinel.
has
the
A.
M.
A
sanction.
”
Portland.
’
tougher than the oilcloth.”
tain for another year.
HE Will AVOIP TROU0l£ *
Pavment* mav be made to C. A.
_ A
—- .
I
Bartell at Hotel* Bartell, Mrs. Green
UP IV PATE, AAV C u S t UMLR
By
O.borne
B. Pitcher or Mrs. Clara Burkhold
MAS eoUEOTED ELEVIEM
er, officers of the association, it
HUMUtftaHOOTS F» d M
was announced.
the VESTIBULE!'
ML R u JHT, OtAfl A
say ' DOXT M3U ÍVER \
Senator Bailey Will Speak.
OOlCM Atritf.BO* OF
STAY IX VOUS OFFICE ?! IvS \
State Senator Edward F. Bailey
^ acaoomi amp a <P ool
BEEM TRVIHÚ TO OtT YOU ALU\
OF PlCTUat MAX ÖIN 6
of Junction City will
speak on
DAY TO TSLL YOU THAT MRS
state income tax at 8 o’clock Tues­
MR-TOH AxD I DftOVfc DOWM I
day, May 28, at the Farmers’ union
\ TOAOM ANO <SOT ALL T hö S ,
hall in * Dorena.
Senator
Bailey
' TU i HSS ••••
took a prominent part in senate
activities of the 1929 legislature.
1,11».
Lumber Production
For Quarter Shown
Hull Ordered on Span
rill at Springfield
Men
lit hie (Mass
Plans Pit nie
Northwest Hill Clini b
Set for Sunday, June 2
Local Farmen Plant
Alfalfa Retel
Red Poppies Symbolize
Those Who Died in War
Cemetery Association
Starts Improvements
Blue Mountain School
(lives Picnic
EDDIE, THE AD MAN
THE FEATHERHEADS
Inch.
Foot
ÇT
Mlle
Just One of Those Things
MRS C E CALDWELL PLANS
PIANO RECITAL TONIGHT
Mrs. Cecil E. Caldwell will pre
sent her class of music pupils in a
recital fit 8 o’clock this evening
in the high school auditorium. The
program is free to the public. Mrs.
Caldwell will be assisted in the re­
cital by the Eastern Star quartet
and the Masonic quartet, who will
entertain with
vocal
selections.
Seventeen pupils will be presented.
Filing Supplies.
Sentinel.