COTTAGE (IflOVE. LANE COUNTY
VOLUMI*. XXXVIII
Cak /’’.//A
/// Slight 11 inti
I ABIE RANK IS WON
MUCH IS NECESSARY
BESIDES KNOWLEDGE
Imi «1 murk
<if
An • ink lr«*e, ti
i y«*m«*’ -4'inding a 1 th«« <> P À 1
-tat ion • •ii «nulli T • nili «ti«*«!, fell Commencement Speaker Points
• low II Iiil«oiil noun W«’dnt*N»li*v bul
Out Need of Productive
cnii-«’ 1 no «bimiigi» hex on«l blur king
t ra* h
Imagination).
root«
I'lilv H «b|¿
r»»«iuir«*»l t<» t«»|
th**
KtlOtt ledge is
Th»* «»1*1 ‘mk,
he
progrès« of th«*
•»r m«»r«’ m hr||i
Hill »I
r*”u li*** ’hr ag<*
of «.i feet <*r
t b
hill for hiniM’lf
I r<*<* when th»
¡ kmm b |g<> t hat < ii
rived her«* nn«
I edge timt i« tun
150 v»*«»r« or
J th ut it «'n n le* dr
lx, «lid l*r»»fe««<»r
<>H A <
in b
giadioiting r|'i>-
Awur.h to H.- Made ut Hu«*
Couit of Honor to Br
Held Friday.
ink id<lHihubb* by
of ,*ngh*
m * wii ‘,
I on i xx n m»*mb, »
op No Id or thi«
««f boy svuii
Ilex mil llinxmd
rily
I.lew«’
it «»f honor lo I* ■
Tnvl«»r, nl »
k I’riil’iy «*tvii ng
brl«l al M .
»I gy muu »mm. Th»*
iu (he high
»t Io, id aeuiili« In
I Mu nr»* lh
h««iiui sin»*«* **<* oii !
Win Ihe CUV
iiig wn« iHgniii/vd her«* lit O«*tub«*r,
1927
Ht»v«*ral mvmb«*rs ,.f troop.«
vu united
Now U1 and 18 Mill 1».
for udvanrement mid merit b
• r I
und svvi'rnl buys xx ill I m * m
Itk IvaderfuOt Mi’tlllta,
nut
riuiiini
The Eiigi'n«* Eagl«’ M
lmm«*l
* i « ui , <»f xxhivli I
(I
vliuirmnn, 1« vxpvcfi'd to be pre
«■nl, a»« well a« u muj >nty of ti
An ii
l.iiiit« rotinlx* »routiii’t»i er«.
vitntlun hi* I•«• i'ii t-xfrn I,'ll to G I
<flurivuffvr of P»»rfliin lt aintriwm
r xi’i'iifix«»
pr«'*<*n!
IL*
rlu«Mcd u » «in«* ,»f
th*
furem«»’
mi
««'outbig
in
th«*
«Ini
«prakcr»»
Member« <»f the r«»mmi*«n»n "i
<* If f’lnrk, I.m>
««»util
’•{leak.
«rout r «••cut IX »', XX til Ili *<» g|\ •*
P I* i»«H«ibl.’ f).
short :i Idr»««
m * x i*rnl Lane rouwfv
I agl«*
• mi
"ill nifi-nd.
I’h»* lueul s»*oul riiitncil nnd
t H.I tr«wi{ 1« h«>|M • f<» ui'tk« Fri.l ii>
«-••mt of honor the biggest
lieti hr»,- .i. 1 nn* urging pm
mid Ct X I <• and frafi'rii’il orgni
Th«« sruiit <1
lion* to titfrn 1
rurj» "ill take |wirf nn»l if G
|M-rtr «1 »hmt th* * American le g on
«Iriim ««»rps uil| a«»«i4t.
To rrrrivr fin Engl«* »r
• f »ti t
«ng if 1« n«*rew»ary that ! thr
•hall hnv«’ «•nrn<nd 21 m« «fit I
nnd attain« *«| th.» rank of
fir*’
X i nr of thr m« rif
rla»s «rillit
badge« • mu* t I h » in first ni«l, nth
Irtiv«, lier» «mal
h ir n 1 t h,
publie
health i. life *n Xing, rooking, ramp
Thi
mg. r 1VI r « and hit 1 "fll'tx
»•rout mil"! al*«i hm >«« n rrrt. fimi.
Mip'-r
intrn«l«*ftt
I rom
hi«
M I pm .I
showing better than ax «* r n i
srholnrship, onr from hi« Hund
•rhonl •ti|»«»rit>f «ndvnf showing hi»
I
hi«
Mf«*ti«lanrv rvvord, one
ff
ti vi
■ ■-outiii’i ’!< t -howmg tro««f>
ties n* *ati• fnrt«»rv ani that 11.
fa»v hfl* marked »|unlitir» of leader
parent«
•hip, mid nnr from In«
• hoxving that the boy hn« lixv.l Un
f<» I hr «trout until nnd «rout Ii a w«
ill the h<unr.
Both Ifvx nnd Taylor hax«» 1 mor«’
than thr r»*<|iiir«'d number «»f merit
i \ <
liAtlgr« nnd both have been net
i
in «rout work
Rex joined troop No Id •I •
charier member in October, I!
II»* livrmn«* n •eroiiil cln»« *e< <»tlt in
Itrrrmb ’r, 1927. a fint
fir»t « In*-
ni
•in February, 1928, rt «tar «rout it
scout i»i
April. 1928. nn«l i I life
Jnnunrv, 1929.
H«» I« 17 v.nr« <«l
nn«l i« a son of Mr in I Mr
N.
h*. «
Hi- high *rh«»«»| «rh«»ln r«hi|
f»»r 2H wnr* n vrrngc« 85 S, n n
h.« • |v,iort meat B or 92 per rent
IL
ninne1
attendance record i«
pvrfeet.
R«»x i« »«•nior patrol lend
rr in troop No. Id rind i< a m«*m
brr of the «rout drum corp« a
bugler
Hi« hobbies ar«*
nr«- nxi!tt..n
and I mi I niiv mid In* i* planning
plnnning on
going into nvintion xvork.
IL* hn •
Hr
nhnosf rompb'tcd * ••»*rr«'spon<b-n' ■
, litM>| colirsv i«l riXifltiofl !i.« * ll’i!l
Tnvlor j«>in«'»l tro»p X«» 16 n*
rharter mrmlirr in Ortob«*r, 19
b«•< mu» n *«*ron«k cln«« '«-«»lit in I
«-••mb«T, 1927. n first rln«« scout m
February, 1928, a star
»
scout
in
«rout in
April, 1928, nnd fi life
II«* is lit vrnr
September, 1928.
«»bl nnd in n son of Mr. ami Mr«,
I!«*
ha« made a
Harvey Tnvlor.
high
good nrholnrship record in
school, where hr is m th«* sopho-
more rln««
Woo»lrrnft nnd nnture
•tu»ly nr«» hi« hobbies and hr h.i«
1
nod«
mi exrrptionnl collection «»f wo»
nn«l fl«»xvem «»f this «ection.
Hr
expect* to mnkr either forrstrx* or
civil vngin«»ering hi«
life
work
scout
Tnvlor is junior nnmstant
mn«trr of troop No. Id nnd i« drum
major of the drum corp«.
IL* ha«
also «rrved a* a patrol leader.
OHMiON
THURSDAY
JUNE ».
'Scotch " Currency / ’nuiual Th unti er Is
l> on Display
Cause of /‘'right
CHICKENS, GASOLINE
WATER ARE DISCUSSED
’l'Io* nru P!,P' r m*»n» v fa4ng r*
tic«l !»v th«’ fédéral g«,verni ment i* ' tw« t t«» hi* pr«»gram
mi «liMplay h»*r«*, both bank« having X* h’ li f Io-rr ftfix r«m«i
r««ct*lv**d snmple* uf th
<* tirreni ' .
!.bf « 1 1 h II liglit rn i n
iu four «fanominatlotis, $1, M
it fri
and 810.
|t i« of muvli -mall-i •o un umm I •
i«g th«
«iz.«* tliHn th»* ol-l rnrrency, .<> ihm
in <*iNMtertl
th«* saving t<» th«* nnfionsI gov< ri> I
uu’ht. in i»r«»du»’ing th*- !»ill< will b* t ’ftl t htin«h *r but who
th«*
ir
re«i«h
Wheel
•Bro h
considvrtinlr
<'a*hi«*r T (’
Fh«*r«
«•r, «»f th» Fir»t Nati«»iwil, I I m *lieve- | ten IIle MHih«l.
hnv«-1 port* «rf «I*iinftg«* bv 1
l h h t Môme Mr<itrhmnn mu*t
at ion
g«»tt»*n h job in • h»* tr«*fi»'»i»v • l« pml f the pi
ft n in« h.
ment.
Council Asked to Act in Ini
provement of North
Lane Street
Cotta i» Grove Twi tiers O.t
Most Strikeouts. Give
Most Hits
in
of
I r«*»s do« w n*»f «|rprn«l
r )
of fact« alone, it do
hurling o
lived up I« upon chance alone,
th«'«* Iw«» factors ma
■<md gucsser
n«»t »torr our min«b
riiiinty fair
vdg»’, then «it «loxvn
i wait. We iiiii't emp
the air«* «•lv murti drudd.r.l Co ttug«
! imnginntion«.
W<* ti
th.
Grove 1 m*. ball tram l.y n 9 t,i 5
< {tower of constructiv
ruunt.
ability
to
think
ind«
1
.
d crowd wa« 1mit tu ««« • 1 '.u
1 .
■i gmitllv, tin* ibditv to vi«uril /•
gen«» pu «h ox«*r th«* b •agil«* tail1 « toi
«»Id blrti« in new *«tting*. the abili
er«
Tlii*’ fnn• m <-r«» tr.’ftted t 'O II
ty to npph* our acquire»! inform:«
rat her unrieut fui 1 urne bail •per
lion.
Then w .* must have noiih
tarir, f«* nltiling fl» h«’ « of goml1 bail
•hing to do with making our <»w n
with ’« « I • r i ti k 11 n g of raggi*,! Pl
i chances.
mg
“ Electric it y, the radio,
«
etten
Eugen«» got »*b*v»’n hit* off
-ion <»f human life, nnd all
the
bell and Oliver of th»» Grove
items «»f prog re»«« hnv«» l»«*,*n pr*.
t«»n gf'«* <*ut but f«»ur stngl«*1
id«*a«
•fared
l»v
men
xsith
original
in th«* foiirll
xvh»> di*l not xx nit for ehnnr»’. Th.»
«ovvilih. Earl
•*n*l of th«* rainbow, with it« pot
in a run f««r
gold nn*l precious geni«, mav le»
II !•<> \
Eugene
I found in n productivr imngination
4 p 4
Wirth, 2b
II I
0 o I —in our o" n britin* our fortune*
Dutton, of
n 1
0 »I I lie.*’
Van Duvn, If
Su|»erintend,*nt
D
A
E
0
o 3
Shnncman, r
*«»n present«’»! th«» rln*« of 1929
(I
I n
Gotlld, rf
X 1 (Ha-*, rlrurmnn of th«- -»
•i
o
4
Emmons 3
board, n««i«!«*d by Principal F
I
Ifn.band, lb
*. tlrnnni«, present’*»! «liploinri«. Sc
I h
Brauner, s«
nl •»«•lection« were given bv
<)
I
1
I
I
Burton, p
I high «rhool orrhestm
and
1
[ «< hool sextet.
Rev. Randi«» j
«>
I’D
I the mxncHtion nnd Rev. Morrow
\B i;
0
n
0 b«*nrdirtion.
it
Following i« th,* «In ss roll:
i
I
4
I
4
i
I'ircell Anlauf. Gl-n A rm*, Ellen
ll | \riivsf,
i
Beth Bailey. Earl Black
i Frr«| Bonlev, \gio
_ ‘* Brirher, Della
4 0
n
I ¡('nton, Beulah Snflev «’•it,»ii. Htirol I
1
I
• ('uulry, Krnn»’th (»off, Rav Hilton,
0
I Wibon D. Hubbell, t'oiini • Hittchin
0
n
I «on. Velma Ewing Han«on, France.»
o 0 , Kr'-n»', Alta Kelly,
I
John
King,
Vclmti Mackey, Gh'n
MrKildu’n,
9 Il [ Ruby Melick, Genevieve Mcrandu,
I
Total« ...............
9 0 2 I I 0-— <1 Rov Murrnv. Helen Olson. Sarnl.
Eug«*ne
.0 4 I 1 I
I 0— i: ’ Riley, Ncxn Rn«r. Genrvn Shattuck.
lilts
• » 0—>
I Gb*nn Sxxnnson, Loixoll
Tedford,
Cottage Grove 0 I 0 2 0 II
0— I Ruth Trnvlor, Pre«! Wanker. Keith
0 0 0 2 0 0
Hit«
Burton
4.
Ward,
Daisv
Warwick,
Franc.**
Mummtirv: Struck out,
HuldM.ll, », Oliver * Walk. »1. Gould, Well«. Glady« Yonrous, lintel Year
2, Emnton*, Brtiuner. Hit by pitch ous.
Wirth
»•r, Oliver. Three bagger.
i> Rtol«
n
ba
Two bagger, Wirt
Wnth
Stolen
Wirth, Dutton. Gould 2. I’tnpin'i,
Leslie and (’(»»'hran. S oto ke< p«*r,
Rav Sim«. Tim«’ 2 hours 30 minutes
Valley Bay Standings.
r •
W I..
A special «.rhnol election has been
I
11H M *
i *«»«pi 111«*
June 21. to
.SHU called for Monday,
4 I
Mnr«hfield
vet»’ upon nn issue of $10,000 in
Eugene
bon l« f»»r th»' purpose «»f «»instruct
3
I ■
Myrth» Ponit
the
.5
.20*1 Ing a film room addition to
I
Bandoli
.090 central grade building. This n»l»li
0
t’ottage Grox«*
tion bn* been mad«' necessary he*
can* • of th«» »*roxx le«l condition of
Sun
th«* «,’hool« and brenuse «lirrctors
of th«' Smith Hugh»»« xvork for the
federal government.
which
con
20 Days Clear mi May.
tributes half the expen«.' of
the 1
Clear ,l:ivs during May uuml ere»l
xvork, hnv»* insisted that the home
•cortliug to th«* weather re
making department must be in«»v«*»l
Btvxx an.
tun ¡■'I »•« I by C. I
»mt of the gymnasium. Unless nrxx
alive observer. (‘loudy »lavs
quart,*r« nre provide»! this work
four and partly cloudy day*
"ill hnv«’ to be dr«»ppe<l or the
Precipitation
during tii
district xx ill hnv,» to benr the rn
Th.
t«»t:il»*<| 1.29 inches.
tir,’ expense.
Th»*
high
school
mm temperature wm « 80 » dr
building ¡« air,'inly croxvded, so that
I’li.
and th»» minimum 33.
ther»» i« no room then*
for th,*
maximum for May wan 63.7
Smith Hughes department, and an>
s, the menu minimum 39.7
inrren*,’ in nth'ndnnce ther»' will
mean 51.7.
make ndditional «pace necessary.
Ifaf
(•b un M« Kil»brn of thi* city hn.
, n
won th«* «igual honor of 1 »«ing •«•■ 1 Hili 1 >'l V
lrrf««l a* ’n«* b<mt <|U falifi« •d y «m ng i k D
n
man of Lane, Linn, Benton a lid «i «»nal
mto th« 1 Votili
Dutiglit* ««muti«*" to
I».
4 I"I*
lalM>rnt»iri«-i« of Thoim«4 L • li-ori t.»1 •
b«-roiu«* a •U«-r<* ■’-or t n In * kn< • h I 11 tim
i«*r
«•«lg«* of M-i<*h<*c and i ax eat ion. X’ , j fret.
took
th»* *r<-«»n>L*, mmi«» i ■ n
other young man who
Ibn Fo
I
fvwfti rame **luwe .* to the murks made Mattson.
by M»*Kibb«*n. ’l’est" ar«* b«*mg e«oi riding n Harley
ducted nt th«* r»*(|U<*st of Mr. I.’ii bv topping th«*
»»nli*.
»im.
Davis also w tn the
il
A committ«»p ■ »■ in- i-ting of Pr»»fe-
this
•»or O. F. Stafford, hrn«l of th* ev»nf. his reeord in
10 I 5 M-vonds.
chemist rv »Irpartmrnt nl th»* I’m
E. Jorgenson, Salem, on a H
vor*ity of Oregon, Sij|M*rinten«l»,iii
ley,
won thr iiox .. <• ••'. • Ut bv limb
EmerMio of the
Cottagi*
Grove
Glen Rier/ Siilein,
ing
241 fwt.
Moore,
prineipal
school« nnd It. V.
»»f th«* University high *«’hool, r»»n on hn Indian, w a- MTOnd with
fe. t.
•farted th«» test*.
There were n
ununuallv
Mc.Kibl>«’u »cored an
high mark in th»» written iiitelli spills but no »er
g»*nc«« test. Given 75 <jn«**tion* to n«ler droppe«! ba
answer «ui {»aper in 2«> minute«, the chin«* on th»* st«
sn«-h a 'listun««*
youth was through in 19 minute
that h«* xx««» not
and ha I 07 nn*"«TP«l correctly.
Thi« «• \nminai ion was follow**«! by slipp**«! down tl
one »»f science conducted by Pro* not injure«!.
gnv«»
’t
Al Brown of
Th«* boy, ncroid
f«*««or Ktnffor»!
the
hill
mg to Prof«* ««or Stafford, «h«>u <1 :• parachute jump
remarkable underodanding of Gii* climbing <*xcnt, but h«* uni ped m >
far from where th«* < >wd
wa*
«ubjvrt.
that be
M« Kibben ¡« 17 years obi. was in gat here«! that f«-w kn«
h.'i«l
ma<i<*
the
jump.
Hi
pa
mrhut«
thi« year’s graduating ria** and
made a
!<•• i- open«*«! perfectly and
wa* prr«id«nt of th«* rla>«.
*« M«n ”f Mr «nd Mrs. Ch:irb * Mr «tit-<-«**ful landing.
Kibben.
He will go to Portland
shortly to compete with other din-
Second Union Service Sunday.
Th
trict winner* of t hr state.
winner of this contest wdl enter a
The second union church service
national contest.
tn th»’ summer .*erirs will !>*• held
at 8 o’clock Sunday evening in th
Methodist church nnd Rev. Loui*
Henry Ilan lie of th«» Baptist church
4*il! he the «peaker.
Other min
ist.'r« of th»’ ritv will assist an«l
mu«ir "ill be furnished by a union
choir.
Special number« arc being
arranged
by the Methodist «’hoir.
A. King plans to maintain
Th«» Presbyterian church xvas well
year hi« reputation
a«
th«»
ire
»
potentate of this section. To filled for the first union s«*r\
certain that this fact wouhl Inst Sun* l»y night and Rev. W. J.
church
Morrow
of
the
Methodist
<
c«* due publicity.
King
<b*
i*»l with the editor a box of preach«»,! <»n ‘‘Man and Hi« i Reh
Music was
berry.
Th»» singular u««* of t innship with God.”
Mr*
noun is nlmost correct.
Th • furni'*li«’<! by a union choir.
A. G. Sprinkle sang a solo.
Mrs.
cliff«* wai
"as accompanist.
Bessie Sutcliffe
Mrs. O. W. Blackmore was accom-
hoir.
pant st for th«1
Duplicatila Supplii*». S.*ntim*l.
King (lives Editor J>o.\
Of Straivherrv
Crowded Schools Make
More Space Necessary
MAIN STREET MAIL IS
PICKED UP AT 8 P M
Mail is being picked
up nt
each evening from Mam itreet mail
boxes under a tiexx *erx H •• b< ilig
\ -
given by the local postoffi»’«*.
few business men hove been nxvnr’
of the nervier it him not been used
cxperteil
it
a« much ns it was
would be.
This *er\ id' is a con-
those
iu
sidi»rnblr convenience to
the business section who nre «lived
fixe or ten minutes «’very time I hey
have letter« to be mnilrd nt closing
time.
Irmo Giiggfl Naiuixl Chairman.
sophomore in bono
Irene Griggs,
__
economies nt Oregon State Agiieui
tur.il college, Ims been named one
of two co chairmen of the pep com
mittee of tin* nssocintcil student*
The work of the pep committt'e xx ill
be entirely revised and the tw<
elmirmnn " ill work together to g< .
better results than have ever been
obtained before.
Mi<s Briggs i*
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. B.
Griggs of this city.
EDDIE. THE AD MAN
ZTISV fXJLIN WHEM I SET HOW
'4^ SOME OF MV PATRONS
ARE MAKIN« MONEN RV
IkHÊU-lOEFn ADVERTV3IUQ |**A
TEMPTED TO QUIT MV JO0 AND
oeeuMe a prosperous
ADVERTISER. M.VGFI P
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Sure, we ought to scold ’em,
But, no, we hold our tongue;
That’s the way we acted
When we were just as young!
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Billy Linn la Injured.
Billy I.inn, xvho had gone to work
that day, , was
xxa* severely
Rvverely but
not
seriously injured at the Bohemia
Lumber company’s logging opera
tion« Tuesday when he was struck
IBs right arm and left
by a line.
leg were ba div bruised and nt first
it wan fen red he had suffered
a
frnetlin'd leg.
A n \ ray examina
lion, however, showed no broken .
bon e«.
T HE FEATHERHEADS
».v
That’s the Son and Heir, folks.
And this is Daughter Dear:
“Ma, I need a new dress!
This one’s lookin’ queer.
Ma, I need some money,
Ma, I have to go!
Ma, I’ve got to hurry and
I hate dish washin’ so!’’
'-Z*
\
^v5
o.
lt> Kiniil.l H
II
llaiuht
i>p*nt nf Mil
honorary fra
ongin»*»' ring,
Tau Bct.i Pi,
ety of »nem
light it pr-»i
BILL DAVIS WINS
HILL CLIMB EVENT
“Dad, I want a five spot
I just have to go
To see ‘Hot Sinners’—
It’s the year’s best show.
The gang's all goin’
And they’ll think l’nw dud
If I miss ‘Hot Sinners’—
Thanks, Dad, I knew you wouldl’*
SOUTH LANE PUPILS
PASS GRADE EXAMS
erring
honor
■¥/
me |M»rT ion
*nt ordinance
lot le* k*pt within
ng* of another per
attorn«*v was
in
an a mend merit to
mu ».
*r
Ntrurted
cluing»»
f «•«'♦.”
There
»ion of
mvnts ii
a user i
no net ion wa* taken.
Th«* wat«*r
••■»mmittri* recommended
that *n
where water i« wish«*«! for ir
rig**tion for unoccupied
property
ther»’ I m * a minimum rule of $1 a
month for a maximum of 5,0< mi gal
Ions, regular meter rates to apply
for wat»-r u«**d beyond the maxi
mum, that such u*o fa* metered
mid that such umtii fa required h
¡my three month" in advan»-«*, with
no refund in ca.««* service is dis-
<*ontinu«*d. Old rate« will continue
to apply to «xcupivd property.
Councilman
Durham
w:i
ap
pointed to fak«* th«* place on th»
boxing commission mad»* vacant by
th»* r«*nioval of Gb*n Smith from
the city. Councilman Durham an I
Engineer Coiner wer« appointed a
comm it hs» to • »»«»opcrat«* with men:
her» of th»» library
1
hoard in pla«*
ing a sign on the ritv hall build
ing to show that the
library I*
hoiis»,'| there.
Godard asked
to
rnunicatr with
dent King « of th»* Routl)
Pacific
to «ee to what extent
railway
company i might cooper
in the
widening of
i
north
fa
street,
which is i u««*d largely
loading
and unloading freight.
Th»* r»*
«•order wa« instruct»*»! to write th»*
letter,
The rxpenM' of
th«» ini-
provenient woubl be several thou-
«and dollars.
J. W. Veateh a-^krd for nn psti-
mate of the cost of grading. «cari
fving nnd rolling two blocks of
north L street, and th»» street rom-
mittee and engineer xxrre instructed
im a te.
to furnish such an est
i
Organization of Golf
Club Up Tomorrow
Interest Keen and 100 Said
to Be Ready to Take
Memberships.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
HITS AT PARENTS
Contributing to Delinquency of
Minors to Be Charge Filed
Against Some.
Parent« of delinquent and incor
rigible children have been given a
severe s«-oring by Alta King, dis
trict nttorn<»y, who beli,*v«»« that
often the parents should bp taken
into court in place of rh<* children.
H*- not only believes that such i*
the can«» but he purposes to art up
on that brli»*f and will
rharg«*
neglectful parents with contribut
ing to the delinquency of minors.
Mr. King ha« found that most
chibl offenders who appear before
him are habitual cigarette unokrr*
and he intend« to proceed against
thos«* *i*lling or giving cigarettes
to minors, provuled parents of such
children wish him to do so.
In on«» ease where three juvenile
boys were arrested for selling in
toxi- ating liquor, the parents of the
children had b»**»n engaged in th«»
manufacture of moon*hin«*.
Her»»
is a case, Mr. King «aid, where the
}»oys were b* ing brought up to re
gard the habitual use of liquor as
a natural thing
He believes that
«u«’h action may well come under
the head of contributing to th«» de
linquency of minors.
No distinction will b«* made be
tween parent« whose children ap-
pear in juvenile court f«>r violation
of liquor and other law«, when the
guilt seem« to lie with the parent*,
and oth r p«»rsons found guilty of
contributing to the delinquency of
a minor, Mr. King said.
In regard to th»» use of cigarettfs
by minors, it is th»» children of
about 14 to 16 years of age who
will be most carefully
watched.
Stat«» law« on th,' subject
l»»nvp
little room for prosecution of min
or« above the age of 18.
Library Receives New Books.
Seven lat»* novels
have
b«‘»»n
ad’lrxl to the pay shelf of th»» city
library.
“Thr
Bi«hop
Murder
Case” hr S. S. Van Dine is the
latest of th»* author’s novels ahoui
the :i<henturrs of th»»
amateur
sleuth, Philo Vance. Thi« book and
th«» three novels preceding have en-
joyed trenu'n lou« popularity.
Mary Robert« Rinehart’s latest
novel. ”Thi« Strang«' Adventure,”
is included in the pay shelf list.
Though its title might give the im
pression that th«' hook is another
of Mr«. Rinehart’« popular mystery
stories, it is a study of the charac-
ter of a woman.
“Elizabeth.” who has a number
of popular novels to her ere»
•edit, in-
ha«
chiding “Enchanted April,
recently
written
another
novel
“Expiation” and thi« has been
added to the pay shelf.
The other four books added ar
“Sentinel of Desert” bv Gregory.
‘ ‘ Frontiersman ” hv B i n <1 1 o « «.
“This Side of Jordan” by Brad
ford nnd “Son of the Gods” by
Rex Beach.
“Heritage of the Desert”
bv
Zane Grey has lwen git on Io the
library by W. B. Hawley and Mrs.
N. S. Quimby has given the library
three volume« of Peabody’s Mis
sion Study Library.
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A list of
pupils
passing
the
eighth grad»* examinations, and a
li«t of seventh gra»le pupils who
took th. « «»iiipidstFiy c.iHiiiiiiatit«H
■n gewgrnphy and the sixth grader«
who took a test in physiology, was
announced at the office of county
” hoo| superintendent Monday. The
list for south Lan«* county is a*
follows:
Graduate»—Malcolm Walker.
-.f Et-, Knpp
Na r»*
Geography—Leo
Dugan,
Alpha
fu’ntly <*r«*rt«*d a rustir
■abin on I’iTrher, Eldon Jones, Elmer Craw
Mary*« peak. Haight -ay< they are ford,
Dale
Crawford, Genevieve
justly protri of thi« rt bin, aw «o Coblentz, Glenn Potta
far a* known their« i: i the only
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chapter in th«* United States ro
Geography—Jo»» Morrnnon, Robert
own one.
Kru«e. Pauline Wertz, E«lna Grubb,
Arle»»n Dillon, Jack Carter.
Physiology—Edward McCall, Alice
Poe, Edith BuahneR.
A m«»et!ng of tho«»* interested in
golf will I m » held nt 8 o’clock Fri
dav evening in Hotel Bartell, at
which time th»» Cottage Grove Golf
club xx ill be organized. About 1<M'
have signified their intention
of
joining.
A committee compoe*e»l of T.
Wheeler, Victor Chambers. W.
Daugherty. Schofield Stexvart. ...
bert Smith. Clyde Roberts and Her
bort W. Lorn Im rd an* drafting n
constitution and bv laws and "ill
have a report for Friday’s meeting.
Rule« and
regulation*
for
the
management of the golf course "ill
be discussed an«l adopted.
hnxe
Five holes of th«» course
b«»cn complete,! and a number ha ve
cours»».
Cups
been playing on the
on the greens were recently
in-
stalled.
The holding company •f
I the golf course ha«
reeei v«».l
a
number of inquiries from «nit of
I town golf enthusiasts xx-h o 1%’ish to
join th,» golf club.
Merchants who have stocked golf
supplies report that they have had
i cousitleiablv demand for clubs and
balls.
The course is d»»clar«'d by experts
to have th«» making of one of th«'
-p«>rtiest links in f4h^x alley. Trees
and Bennett creek provide a num
her of natural hazards that test
Clerk’s Business Increases.
t.he ability of »he player and the
Th»* month of May was a record
course has an attractive
scenic breaking one at the offic«» of the
setting.
county clerk. In every department
the figures were greater than the
McReynolds Gets Forestry Position. totals for May, 1928, and the rec
Kenneth McReynolds, who xxas ords show that May was the busiest
! graduated this year from Oregon month this year.
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Th,» totals in all tko departments
i State Agricultural college,
has re
reived an appointment in the I’mp and a comparison with 1928 follow.
1929
192«
qua national forest as technical as
..$809,97 $740.75
sistant of the district supervisor Recording ..........
and will be stationed at Roseburg, Circuit court .... ..... 009.50 500.50
219.50 215.00
lie parsed the eixd svivicc ranger County court ....
examination in the fall of 1928 and Marriage license .. . 171.00 114.00
106.25
parsed th»' junior forestry technical Miscellaneous .... ___105.50
examination of the civil service in
Duplicating Supplies. Sentinel.
the spring of this year.
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Geography and Physiology
Tests Passed by Pupils
of Lower Grades.
Dtitrict 24.
Represent* Four Counties in Nr# Record Is 8et in Topping
84 Per Cent Grade of
Contest Being Conducted
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for Thos. Edison
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District 26.
GradtKiten—Virginia Adans, Rob-
• rta Holmes, Lucille Robison, Anna
(»ray, Gertrude Kirkendall.
<» >graphy—Edward Pettet, Nrl
lie Conley, Mary Gray, Netti»* Gray,
Jim Mort»*«en.
Physiology—Dab* Chapman, Louis
r order. Grace Zepp, Edith Landess,
John l.ionberger, Georg»* Lionber
ger.
District 31.
Graduate«—Freida Castle.
Geography — Rav Isaacson, Mil
•I red Mooney
Isabel Kerr, Vera
Kusel.
District 34.
Geography — Horen»* Franklin,
Viola Roh«le, Lowell Cavin.
Phyaiology—Melvin Cavin. Sam-
uej Evenson.
District 48.
Graduates — Flossie Allen, Fran
ci« Kimball.
Geography—Marguerite Hoffman,
Vernon Taylor.
Physiology—Alice Allison, Loren
Hoffman. Ray Platz, Dennie Ish
mael.
District 50.
Geography — Georgia (’lark, Ray
mund Miller, William Simpson.
Physiology — Lillian Hull, Lu« y
Edwards, Earl Murry.
District 61.
Geography—Dora Funk.
District 75.
Graduates — Clinton Geer; one
conditioned.
Geography—Vera Gilham, Betty
Palmer, Dudley Van Nortwick, Myr
tle Ewing.
Physiology — Wilma Sutherland,
Ijiila Clark. Thelma Perini, Olive
Doner, Clark Woodard, James Eas
ley, Arthur Beck, Willis Corder,
Glen Corder.
District 80.
Graduate« — George
Mitchell,
Fawn Mitehell, Hazel Berry.
Geography — Paul Spendel, Max
inc Belts.
District 84.
Graduates—Marjorie G. Gleason.
Physiology—Dean Pleunrd.
District 93.
Graduate* — Cleo Williams, Zona
Williams. Gladvs
Isham.
Charles
Doty, Harold Cooper,
John Hol
strom, Ernest Wagner.
Geography—Grace Howell, Lois
Williams. William Vaughn, Wayne
Vaughn. Juanita Bales, Laura Doo-
lit th*. Helen Shultz.
Physiology—Eleanor Brooks, beta
Mosby, Tzoia Isham, Orville Peter
son, Earl Cooper,
Carol
Wicks,
Robert Vaughn.
District 119.
Graduat»»*—One conditioned.
Phvaiology—Alvin Chaffee.
District 122.
Geography—Maurine Shearer, D »•
ris Owen.
Physiology—Gerahl Shearer.
District 124.
Graduates—Maxine Rhode, Mar
garet Mostachetti.
Geography—Katv Tonole, Marion
Wakefield.
Physiology — Winston
Russell,
May Tonole, Evelyn Mostachetti.
District 128.
Grmlnates—Willard Arne, Lowell
Johnson, June Lancaster; one con
ditioned.
Geography—Marian Johnson, Dar
rel Arne. Theodore Coon.
Physiology—Eva Lancaster, Vel
ma Meyers.
District 131.
Physiology*—Floyd Jones.
District 177.
Graduate.«—Harold Plank.
Geography—Howard Norlin, Claud
Ca rr.
District 191.
Geography—Maxine Nixon.
Physiology — Phyllis
Johnson.
Donald Nixon, Gene Witcher, Bob
by Barfield, Donald Haskins, Clara
belle Haskins.
County Officials Are
Enjoying Salary Rises
Service nt the county courthouse
this week has been with a distinct
snub*.
The reason is that salary
boosts provided by th»» recent legis
lature became effective this week.
The county judge’s compensation
was boosted from $1500 to $2100,
those of the commissioners
from
$1500 to $2000, that of th«' sheriff
ami county clerk from $2000 to
$240(K that of the assessor from
$1800 to $240», that of th,' «choul
superintendent from $1800 to $2000
from
and that of the treasurer
$1500 to $1800. There is a po.ui-
bility that these increases will bo
found retroactive to the first of
this year.
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lock boy and a Whippet sedan driv
en by J. H. Law collided Wedne«
I day evening at th«* west Main and
T street intersection.
Both cars
were traveling west. The I#aw car
-wung into the intersection to make
a reverse turn. The Whitlock car
following attempted to pn«s
in
front of th»» Law car a« it ram«*
out of the intersection. Each car
Mistained damages to an amount of
about $53. Blame for the accident
ha.« not be placed.