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UOTTAOE G HO VE. LANE. COUNTY. OREGON
THURMÜAY JUNE 20. 1820
JK.
Collins and I landsacker ¡'.ditor Tries to .Mtike
Two ! .egs of One
Fight 6 Round Draw
ERECTOR EXPLAINS
NEED NEW BUILDING
Several Faxt Matcher Are Put
On by Cottage Grove
Removal of Grude» From Hi*{h
Boximi CoitiiHÌH»ion
School Made Necesaary by
Increuxed Enrollment
Ihll i «dim» ot this citv un i
I*: lltor (’laude >«l*iir Ingalls or
t he 4‘orvalli« Gazrtt»* Tim« «
ur •
Hiim«»n»ii« Hugh Hum«* of the Port
lurid Spectator cum»* ««•ar being
thwarted a «lay or fw >o ago in then
efforts to
mnk«*
I
internnt
lonall v
faiii'Ui« th** ii«*fh«r limb- «if Liber*
ll«*«le «•«litor of the Cottage Grove
M«*nt I n»* *,
I, who ha» kept hi« limbi»
hidden fr««m
I
puldir tii'w, t thereby
the «1«*
aiding •«» fur a» po«»ibl«« lii««
«ign» of the Gorvalli« rm I Portlnn
editors
The wav Ingiill- find Hume «am«*
near being thwart««»!
was
thi«.
Ilr'lr, forg«*f 11 ng the valu«' [»laced
on tli«»«e lind»» bv tho»e two .-.I,
tors who ululati* about th«-m, till'I
forgetting that kid» grow up, g‘»t
into a wrestling ront«*li with th«*
male h««p<* of the family an*l w«*ni
to th«* mat with t)»r ki«l in »lieh a
manner that hr «*nmr n«*ar making
two l'g» out of olir uii'l did pu*
about a foot <«f extra length mt
th«* tendons.
If
edit «irini« arc
weak f«»r th.«
«»f
Cot tag*
Grove'« greatest
only n«*w »pH
per, it 1 will hr, no doubt, bermi»«*
<»nlv on«* • leg in working
Just a werk
i
I m * fore
Mr
au«l
Mrs lle.lr'i ’• youngest daughter was
•t ruck bv un autom«il«ilr, but »h
is now |U’t u« good n» n«*w
lini« -i« kvr of I ug«*ue, li«*uiilia«'
the boxi tig « ur«l guru lu*-t
Th«« toll«»wit»g statement hn I»
«In» night by the Cottage
haii'lcd Th»* Mrutini'l by n mem
bowing rommis«ion, fought
of th«* »chool lioard au«l proba
rourtd draw before
a
fs
rantain« whnt th«* s«*ho«»l h»iut«l
\ number <>f I ug« «
crow «I
a h Iitti«* wiMild «uv in ae**H«*t lo
Th«* two,
were ptenenl
[
quiri«« (uhceruing th«* n»-« I
matched, w«*le botti «’Iran un
propo»e«| I mhi U issue;
« r m lh«'«r U»«* of the mitt«
year
''During the pu»t rrrhoul
) OU tig (’«dilli» UN
there wer«* 299 »lU’lenl« euroll«*«l IN four fu»t roiin*!« » lid I '«dim» w i«
high -ehiMil. Th»* average daily nt
given th«* dreikton
Thr curtain
tendanee during th»* year *»« 241 tuls«*r ltd wren two youngsters pro
This was uu iii«*r«*s*«* •»( 47 oirr vhlrd the fan« wi h
action ami
Hie average duily attendance for rn«lrd m a draw A I ree for h II be
Such an in twr«*u four boy» wit I full of a«*ti«»n
thr prrviou* year
«rause m th»* enrollment ha
ma«lc
In n four roun«l lift t I If L«' I W • • I«
a <ruw«lrd condition in the high Skinny Morgan nn I Red Hander»
•chool und ha» made it ini|>o»»ib|r thr former whs giv *ii th«* deriaioM.
f«i msHitain a» high u »tunilar<l u« Tommy Stirankl«' w >n the derision
•huultl be mu in tmned in a high over Corion Jewell m a f«mr r*»iin«l
school
of
our
»nr The
high Imut.
•rho«d building routain» only
*.
>-
l*h«* four roiiu«l
regular <ÌM«»t«u"ii»
Fixe <»f these Frank Miller and II
room« have been u»e«l f«»r gru'!«* off brcuu»'* of the
a* hotil pufpotrw
This leave« onlv aunt of Miller'«.
•evrn regular rla«s rooms i«i I «n* |(«l< hry wrnt on ill
high school building and two room« two llll«l fou Kilt U t
m thr ba**’meat of th«« gvmnu»mm
tu a ««nimm uilale au enrollment of
approximately 3( mi
The two room«
in th»* gymua-ium have been uscii
for thr agricultural and home mak
Thr
mg department«,
work «Í
them* two «Irpnr i meni
i«
under
That no <»n<* ran «ver live fot
the »uperv 1*1011 of thr state «Irpsit
Hrhool electlou« hi CotUg Grove any length of time m th«* ('uttnge
inrut of vocational, «'duration an»l lurk r«>n»idrrable of being seething (»rove country and then be «at.
half of thr rost of maintenance is affair«
hum-*
The annual meeting ig h«*l«l Led to make u |M*rmanent
paid by «tate and federal goirrn Monday tn vote more than {31,000
elsewhere is again proved by »tut»*
’
ment»
ILarh year *iner Ibi» vora in tavsB attracted L’b
votes,
of ments made by Mr an*I Mrs. D.in
Itunal work has I- tii maintain«*«! Ih>* which 24 were fur the l«u«!get nn«l liyrn«* of San lb«g", who
w«*re
»tat«
deimrtmrnt
has
protest» ! 2 «gainst
School district official», resilient« of ('attnge Grove for tw «
against the h<>u»iug condition m by a «implr problem in arithmetic, years before moving to ('nlifurm.*»
thr gymnasium
This v«rar the ha » c fig ure<| that ea«*h fuv«»rabl«* four years ago.
i h«*y
• tat« vocational director h «• -tnt«*<l v ole earned $1,240 in tax»*«. He have been successful
aouth
that stair and ir«lrral aid for the eau«o of »omr kind of h rnixup urn city, they
t
have never
i
!«v»t any
Lome making department will b.* whett the change wa« made from u of their longiiig to make ( ’ot tag«
withdraw u uni«*»« that
work )« seeon«! d c|n«B (li»trirt to a fir»t da«
(• ro ve a |w*r inub«*n t h«MI»«*.
moved from the gymnasium build diktrirt (here were • no «lirerlors to
and
When Mr.
Mr«
trig
Th«» w«*uld m«*an o Io«« of elect this year,
Three
will
l><* <*ru»»e*i the Oregon line
ySoo a year to this district There elects«! newt year
Immediately f«»l way h»*re they said they
re al»«j thr powaibibty that
the lowing the count mg of th«* vote
•»n re-tram their joy and must have
slatr md givrn to thr ugr»cultural the !«u«lgrt, which rcquinsl but u acted like a couple of ki«l- out of
department will be reduced if thr frw minuti*», thr school b«>nr«1 or school for summer vacation. They
bouaiug c«*ndilion« for this dr|>att
gaiiifed for th«* coining year by th«* ha«l int«*tid'*«l to »top h« r«* ««nlv on«
ment arr not improved.
election of N. !.. Ginns ur chairman, night, but th«-y arrived Mon«lay
"To relieve thr»«* condition» aud
Mr. Byrne ha«l
Roy l^sinsr! a*
vice
chairman an*i are yet here.
to prevent Ihr I«»«» of state ai«l,
to try out th«* Cottage Grov«* gulf
and Worth Hariry s» clerk.
thr «rhool lutar«! is prop« »m ng a
course and ha« l»een giving le»s««n»
I m M ••( ,|o,<•«•«» $•
bull I
to sotne of the beginner- among
Something Doing in Bohemia
four nrw room« onto the centrai
The
Negotiation« have now ri*aeh«*d Liisiu«*«» men of th«* city.
grade budding
If the»e iiwim nr«*
the point where it ran be safely Byrnes have been guests at th«* A
added, four roouts now used fur
»aid that an announcement will I m A . Helltwell horn«*
grade school purposes »n the high
made in a few «lays of a «leal thu’
school building will be rrlrased for
Small Children Give Program.
mean« real activity m the Bohemia
high ««'huol purpoeue and the home mining district.
A children'« dav program was
Mmiug engineer»
rrunoruM*« and agricultural work
representing capitalist» nave male given at th«* Sunday *rh«K»l h««ur
ran be moved from the gymnasium
several visits to th«’ district within Siimlay nt th«- Baptist church by
into the high school buiMiDg
th«* putt »rvcttU month«
Th«* deal th«« rmall children of the church«
’•The proponed Irond
»»«ne of
young
people *»
is Kring handled by Dal«* Wyatt, assisted by the
>1 ii , ini 0, if approved by the voter»,
choir.
Mr». A. C Mpriggs wa» in
long rounrrtrd with the district.
will be [mid off in 20 year* nt the
‘•harg<*, taking the place of Mr*
rate of f5(M) a
yrar.
The
rost
J H P«»nsfur«l, who was unable to
Lew Cates la Dead
t»rr year of this Imml i»sue will
Word ha« been r«’cri»r«l here of !•«■ pre»*Oit b«'i iu*»* of sirkri«*.»* in
«lc|M'ud <»n the rate of interest [u*i«l
the death of Lew A Cate» of 8t. her family. The program consisted
• >u the Louis
At any
any rate,
rate,
the
Helen*
Mr. Cat«*« was a (’ottng« of recitation«, dialogs un«l musical
year will prolui bl v
average rust per
|
Grove editor «lining the Nesmith number«. A large number wore in
not ricrr«l t a«» loss of state sa*I
county moxem«*ut an«i ««»Id The Ken attendance.
federal *ul»*idi«*s if the vocational
tin< l to the pre»«*nt editor l*< year-
«Irpart ment« are uot moved from
ago.
He had been a resident of
The aver
the gymnasium builidng
Kt. Helens for a number of year*
i»gr rust per year to each taxpayer
He owned u theater there an«l for
wrill be about
cents for rar h
a time was pnrt owner of th«* Ml
thousand dollars of assessed V a lu
Helen« Me: ntmel
The widow sur
at ion
vives and Mr* A W Nurblid of I
(H) IA< K HOWARD )
Astoria i» u daughter.
IRHiENA, June 1*»
(Mfieeial.
Hiualaw View»» Making Prog rear
The • <>
(> P. A E. railroad is putting
Eighth Otada Exauui Paxsed.
gf
th.
Mure thun two third-
siding n«*ur the old
Pupils in
m south
»«mill Lane
Lan«* who pa«sr«i in a loading «¡ding
light« of way necessary for the
Dorena depot nitr in preparation
coastruction of the new water lex-I the eighth grade examination» gi\
of the new r aawmill
,
•*n June 7 an«! N are a» follow»: for the output
route of the Riudaw highway be
tween Mapleton and Cu’hiiiun hav«* District 75, Claris Abe«*nr; district on the • ’ Lee Thoma »on place two
miles n«»ith on th«* ra»t canyon
been arrnnge<| for, aecnrding to J 93, physiology. Glenn Jennings; «li»
W McCausland, one of the county | trict 119, Lloyd Conklin; «listric* ridge of Harm» creek. Thr mill in
ready t«» commence atrady opera
viewers employed on the project, I2M, Durothv Bules.
tious, thr extension for the slab
who v»t»« in l ugenr Tuesday morn
furnace i and the conveyor having
ing
Q umi Auto Make« Magarino.
.*
* a week. A
been completed
early thi-
A picture of thr hybrid motor
Owners of about 5) of the li '•
trial run was made Friday and th«*
pieces Of land needed have been cycle automobile const ructe«l by J cut came up to
expectation» of u
accom
interviewed, Mr McCausland »ail, E. Eastham of this city,
15,ooo capacitv
.
on an »*ight hour
and a report will I m * stilmiif te«l t<» pnnied by n brief story, vs ill appear shift.
-
The big “cat'* imned by
iu an early issue of Popular M«*
the county court soon.
t .... of
cl Eugene, which
rhauics, thr story having been »oh! Mr. Jackson
to
I»«»
used
in thr logging opera
to the magazine by a local writer
tion».
arrived
in Cottage Grov
C OF C GIVES SUPPORT
Monday anil will lw» «>n the groun«l
TO SCHOOL BOND ISSUE LOCAL BATTERY NEEDS
before the clone of the week. Pr«»
TEN FIRST CLASS MEN lirnin irv l«’gging was done by hors*
Support of thr proposed 110/MM)
tram in order to make a test ru:i
bond issue by thr Cottage Grove
Battery
“E,”
local
national and In provide lumber for st rue
school district was promised at the guur«l unit, ueeds ten men to bring I lira! purposes.
noon luncheon of thr chamber ot it to it» full strength, according to
Clarence Brooks of B«*«lrock
commerce.
The monthly meeting First Sergeant Hum Suhwart/., who rived with hi’ big team
a
of the Lane county
< h amber nt says only high cln»« recruits ar** morning* ng«». He makes no claim
• omtnetee, to be held
tonight at wanted.
Hr pointed out that th
to past e\p«*iien«*e in thu wooon,
Four Oaks grange, lour miles
f training camp this year offers won
but hr nnd the mighty farm draft
of I'ugenr. was annouu«*e«1 Hevriai •lerful opportunities a* th«» lor:» I team made a good showing for th
Mia axpected to attend from here. buttery will participate in
joint •lav, yarding in thirty-mid logs tor
I orru Harvey was u new member army un«l navy maneuvers on i Puget the trial
T*
...«; rut.
.
The timber i.« larg«*
present for tlir first time
«oun«l instead of going
to
Fort ly *»••«on«! * _
growth and * a good start
Steven»
The battery will leave in falling Ims been made under
July 9 for Fort Worden,
’ W a-h., the super» ision of Mr. Thomason.
CampHre Oiría Meet
Group No. 2 of the campfire which is about 49 miles from Vic
virls met for a regular meeting toria, B. C.
Circuit Judges Get Rise
Sergeant Jirac of Salem, rrgulai
Thuraday nftrrnoon of ln»t week
Circuit Judges G. F. Skipworth.
in the
Christian
church.
Mr». army instructor, wan here several •I W. Hamilton nn«l J. T. Brand ot
Eleanor Wolfard was appoint«*«! a« • lays ln»t week giving the battery Ihi» district are now enjoying a
special i n At ruction in preparation pay ri»c \«»tr«l by th»’ recent wes
»iMant guardian
for the Washington manem en.
»ion of the legidnture. Salary rises
for circuit judges of the state were
Dr Hagen Gives Address.
classified according to the popuhi
Di. II A. Hngcn of this
city tion* of th«» district» served. This
gave an address on "Constructive distiiet, composed of Lune, Dougin*
Eye Work” nt the recent session and Coo» counties, comes under
of thu Oregon Chiropractic nssori.i
the class having n population of
tion hold in Salem. The Hnleni nrws mor«* than 30,000 nnd the salary
papers chnraetericod the uddress h - is $0.000.
Skipworth presides in
one of the outManding onew of th« Eug lie. Hamilton at Roseburg and
Convention.
Bru ml at Marshfield.
I
re Here Ome, H unt
'Po ! )o So ri/irti vs
? 6 Pti rt i i i p it t e ///
Budget I Otf
New Row River Mill
Is Ready to Operate
EDDIE, THE AD MAN
THE FEATHERHEADS
Mayor I icti/n of .Motion
Put by Himself
=
CotUg« Urov« Boy Meo ut Drum Corpa
Collas» <»ruv» boy
w-r» amoay th* first in Ih* «t
‘t~ io &rK»ni«K • drwm «-orp« and thia or
tat«
patrioti*
or
faiiirring
ut th* rity
Th» boys o«r» on»
o ih* f*-al«jf--M of th* ann«ial ^«,nv»
IU ***ry
- .
___
.. rivi _
____ ___
“ "'f
’
«
Mfi|nito*r» of th* <»•» troop« of th* «ity ha** na*n
hrhl jaat » •’•F «I KuavbilCf
tn hi<h iMjahiona
lads. • I.Dwrllyn
*
“
A
r ìaylbr. ha** a(tain*<l Ih* i>i<h*«t rank liiat -.f *arl*
Re* an«l lluwarif
•rout.
M« m brr« of tn
•tarird a r*>for»aialion projret al RujaS« under th* dlr*<tion of F«»r*«t Rana*r Plp*r
m - ou U
William Doss Is Named Blowout Is Caused Election of Director
Trustee of State Eagles
In Odd .Miinner
At Doreria Is Exciting
('ottngr Grove Englea took In
active part in th«* an nun I ronvFn
tion of th«* or«ler h«‘l«l last week at
Klamath Full* William Do»« of th«**
city WU« bliliu*i| a member of th*
»tat«* l»«»nrd of trustees, ar»«l (’al
log«* Grov«* and Eugen« »«*ctirr«l th*-
«■«invention fur next year. Thr meet
ing will be hehl in Eug«-ne, with
memln'r» «»f Cot tag«* Grove ace*.*
jointly m rharg«’.
Dr. . J E. Re««
field of Eugen«* w a» named »tai’*
president.
Delegate« from
h«*ie
were Car! Wittr, —
Hornee Hulher
hin*l, William Doau, F. H Mt Clair,
Mr un*l Mr». Frank .McCullough
Mr and Air« R om * Peterson,
nnd \lr- J
F. Dillon an*! Mr-
Howar«l V'dgamore.
PLANS TO STOP THEFT
OF POULTRY COME UP
Poultrymen of Lan«* county will
meet nt l:3(» t<»m«»rrow in the chain
ber of cotutneri •• roonra, Eugene, t«»
h«*ar thr report of thr committee
app«ontr«| Jun<* 7 to consider plan
for protection of
¡Miultrv
fro.n
theft.
Poultry grower« of the county at
thr June 7 m«*«ting favored th
phm of tattooing brun«l marks on
the fowl«, Lra-nd« to b«> r«gi«trrr«l
with thr »tatr vrtrriunriuri nn«l th«
• «rtiutv agt-nt.
I«ane poultryru’n
haw thu« far regiatrre«! for
27
brand« nu«l
hnvr pur<*ha»«*«l tat
too in»trumrnt«.
Cooperation by Dilry Farmer»
Dairy product« i to th«* value of
KU ojhhi . ini » were mark«*te<l through
fa rmer ^*«»nt rolh»«i cooperative m«
ciation* in 1929. This su* an m
crrn«M» <»f $JO.(MM),< ,' mmi over th«* final
estimate f«»r 1927. •
ing up th«* t«>tal were: Cooperati» «•
«•r«*amerirs, $245,(1 IMMl.iMMI; milk bar-
$2tWI, MNI.lNhl;
gaining BMaociatinn«»,
milk <ii»tributing :»**o«*mtn«n«. $!.‘»«i,-
000,090; rhrr«r factories,
SJD.OOO
(MM); cream stations,
> 15.twin, MIO.
Nearly a half billion
[»oun« Is of
butter wn* ma«lc in producer owne I
plants in IH2M.
More than 1(M,
• hhijmki poun«l» of cheese an«l some
5 iii ( mmi , ii Ml [ miuih I s of milk p«»w«l-*r
wert also manufacture*! by the co-
opriativtdy incline«! fnrnii*r«.
Tvpewriter riblma«
Th»* S»*ntin«*I.
Nks
Lane Leads in Fewest
Automobile Accidents
Iran»* county cootinu«** to hold
the record in th«' American L«*gion
safety contest for lowest p«*rrcnt-
age of accidents m pro[»orti< • n • »
nuttilter of v«*hic|«*» n*gistere«l. With
15,942 vehicle«, 42 accidents weir
reported during th*
first
four
months of the year.
i
Douglas, with
5.99M vehicles, hu«l 59 aeaidrnts;
Josephine, with i 3.140 vehicles, had
61 accidents; Klamath,
f
with 7.73<t
vehicles, ha«l 59 accidents; Marion,
with 18.153 vehicles, had 459 a«
cidents; Bak«»r, with 3,946 x chicles,
had 58 accidents; Bent«>n, with 5,-
054 v ohi des, had 125 acci lent«;
Clatsop, with 5.MOM vehicle«, had
182 accidents; Coo«, with
7.133
»«•hides, ha«l I4<» acrident»»; Polk,
with 4,308 vehicles, had 68 acci­
dents; Tillamook, with 3,411 v
hides, ha«l 72 aeci«l<*nts; Union,
with 4,566 veRide«. had l“M acci­
dent«; Washington, with 8,327 v«
hides, had 125 accidents.
Th»*«.*
figures show that Lan«» ma«le a re­
markable record. Its percentage* is
jh »2II. ('Inckamas i« s«*con«l with
.♦»i)2M|. Umatilla with a perc«*ntag«’
of .0’34, Wasco with JMi4<i nn«l
Columbia with .0057 follow in the
or«ler named.
Typewriter riblion«. Th«* S« nt in« !
Canipa/rionate Marriage
Oh, Sammy Dub and Sadie Flub
Are nothing else but nifty.
They're married on the latest plan—
A scheme of fifty-fifty.
Companionate they choose to mate,
So while they love and cuddle
They always know if they want to go
They can terminate the huddle.
The judge said "Presto!” Flub and Dub
You're temporarily married.
Fight fair or you are apt to be
Companionately buried!
So Sam and Sadie tried it out
But daily grew more scrappy.
Both were too independent
To be settled down and happy
Nice kids! I hope they stick it out
And then perhaps some day
Marry each other over again
In the good old permanent way!
By Osborne
<• kf
In tin* «xldc-t manner evr i
ror«lrd in tl.i» «♦•«•tion, W. F. Job
•on. «-inploye at th«* W A W*«o«in
mill l«>«t a tin* by a bl««wout n f«
«lay« ag«». Th«’ «*ar wa» on«* of
parked at the
mill an«l was tl
«»utni'le ear.
Th»« tire had
b«*i
covered with an old »i I«* eurta
to keep off th«* *un. A »park fro
the rrfus«* burn« r »«*t thr <d«l eu
tain afir«* and this M*t fire to tl
wh«*rl. Th«’ un«lrr»i«ir of th«* fei»«l.
hud iMTom«* r«*<! hot iirfor«* thr li
eiploded and attracted the uttr
tion of workmen.
Thr fir«*
hr
spread to the toolbox of th«* ci
an«! toward th«* gas tank and A
wire! wa« whipping th«* blaze to
ward the other Id cars, but the
flames were ext ingui-h«*«! without
further damage.
I
JACK HOWARD )
DOREN A, June 1H,—
'|C »«□ i.; —
Iu th«* • most exciting, rmr-t hotly
«•«Hi test «••I and rn«N»t largely at ten «led
««•hoot election i ever hehl in th«»
listrict, Hugh 1 Do«,littb* wa« e|»»rtc 1
director ovei r Mr» Bert Williams
by th«* «mali margin
i
of on«* vote,
Ballot« had to be east tw
a« the
first vote wa- a tic with one ba I
lot un«leeiph«*rable.
The
meeting
was hold Monday night
an«l S3
ballot» w« r«* ca»f. Then* had b« ►ren
agitation for «etera! weeks over
th«* selection «>f a <lir«*rtor and thr
praeti«*allv equal popularity of th:*
two ranflidatr* ua* imlicnt«*«! bv
GUM BOOTS REQUIRED
IN STRAWBERRY FIELDS
(By JACK HOWARD )
!>■ > ij n | j me id
Picker* m t h »• -trnulo-rrv 1». ’-
of Leu Ttroinason have
had al?
aorta of grief owing to the con
tinu«*d showery perion, but they are
»laying on th«* job with plucky p< r
aistenee.
Conditions mak<* it not
onlv bad for the pieker«, but kier»
the ground in Lad condition. When
ground becomes so
ao.ike«!
and
niU'My that picker.« are < ompelled
to wear gum boots at time«, as wa.*
the case today, n««t only is tli«*i>' a
low in berri«** but the gr >un*l is
put in «uch condition aa to add to
the labor of reworking it. How
ever, prevailing condition«
have
had a t«»n«leney to hoid t’.«e local
market*, firm as to pri« <• aad de-
maud.
Bend Man Speaks to Lions
C. A. Guderan. Smith-H»irrh«*s in
»tractor at B«*n«l, spoke at the noon
luncheon of the Lions
club last
Thursday on central Oregon an I
scenic and «porting possibilities.
H«» was introduce«! by Superinteo
•lent I). A. Emerson, a former Bend
resident.
Elbert Smith Jr.
and
Evelyn
Smith
entertained
with
»election«, «»n the violin and piano.
Officers Are Nominated
By leegion Auxiliary
Officers were nominated at th«»
Monday night meeting of th,* Amer­
ican Legion auxiliary as follows:
President, Mr* Georg«» Matthew.«;
first vice president. Mr*. Charles
Hall; second vice president. .Mrs.
A. C. Bagley; secretary, Mr-. F. L.
Grnnni*; treasurer. Mr*. Carl Peter
Election will I m * held the
meeting in July.
letter from th«» at ate depart-
wa« read comm« n ’ing the
auxiliary for its j»r« mpt re­
turn of poppy money. Cottage Giove
being th«* first to ««*n*l iu it« quota.
Th«» unit voted to buy a stand of
colors.
It was also vot«*d to re­
plenish the supply shelf used in
uliihl welfare work.
At the chk*«* of
the
business
meeting refreshments were serve«!
by a hostess conMnittee composed
of Mrs. C. C. Cruson, Mrs. W. H.
Daugherty. Mrs. H«rbert W. Lorn
bard and Mrs. C. E. Frost. Legi«>n
members were additional guest.«.
Carnival Worker Injured.
Aaron Crockett, an employe
of
thr Browning
carnival.
suffered
¡evere injuries Friday while mak
mg repairs to th«» ferris wheel. He
wii« working a distance in the air
and when the wheel wa« turned a
short distance by
an
assistant
Crockett’s head was caught in the
mechanism.
A long gash was cut
in the icnlp, the flesh being laid
back to th«» bone, but the skull was
not injured.
H«* was taken to the
offi«*e of Dr. A. XV. Kime for treat
m« nt and is reported as recovering
satisfactorily.
Masons to Attend Picnic.
Cottage Grove will be well rep
•»«•nte«l at the second annual Lan«
county Masonic picnic to be held
Sunday at Reavey island, where it
was held la.-t year. Twenty-five or
more cars will go from here. Barbe
<*u«*«i beef, coffee, cream and sugar
" 1 * I
f u mi shed on the ground.**.
W hrn wa motion prevail«*«! nt a
rcial mretmg of th«* city r<nrn«*d
Monday r night instructing thr city
attorney y to file cornpbiint** against
any who
'»» had r«*paire
r«*pnirrd l»uildingw or
started a»*w ronwfnrrtion without
the proper permit, Mayor
Gina«,
whir put th«* motion and indicated
his favorable attitude toward it
had little idea that he would I m * a
virtim of th«* motion, neither did
any of th«* counrilmen who voted
for th** motion. How«*v er n check
_
up to liat th«»««* against
„
. whom
-------- r
....m%
plaint* should bn fil»*«| rrvrnlrd th«*
fart that repaint were ma«le to the
Bank «»f ('of
Grove building a
month «>r so
and that no m r
for the !
was is«ce«l. Th«-
t of
th,-
l/ank.
letealf of the fir,»
pihitlnns commit
he
remarke«».
II, BOW, isn't that too bad,"
Ms tone in«lientrd that hr wa-
umu»«*d by th«» joke «>n thr
•r than overcome bv «ympathv.
Th«* ] motion followr«! diseuwiion
«»a an application by Fred Pills-
bury to ' r«*pair a wooden structure
which he
...» occupies.
Th«*
permit
wa
granted and he apprar«»d in
the recorder s court th«» next m««rn
ing an«l [mi«i a fin«*
;
of >5 for ha*. •
ing st»rte«| the i w«»rk without a per
rnit.
Under th«* .» city law the per­
-on who performs the
work
is
«*<|ua)ly responsible with the person
fur whom th«* work is «lone.
Legion Election Coming
Candidates Nominated
LIFE DE TWO TAKEN
IN THAIN-CAH CRASH
Lester Clark and Lewis Steig­
ers. Both Natives of An­
lauf, Are Victims.
A NLA PF, June IS.—(Hpeeial.jH*»
L« -li»» <'lark, 21, and Lewis Stig
ger«, 1M, both residents of Anlauf,
died a few minute» after the Fora
roup«’ in which they were riding
wa* »truck at the Curtin crossing
by the southbound Southern Pucif
i«* Shfi-ta at 1 p. in. Sunday.
It was said that the signal for
th * crossing was given by the train
l»ut that the car was driven o.i’u
the crosaing directly in front of it.
Th»*
«-ngin«»er
had
applied
the
brakes but was unable to
a)o«v
• I qwd sufficiently to avoid striking
rhe car, which was hurled through
th»* air w h th«* boys in it an«l
«*ra«hed against a freight car stand
ing on the siding.
The coup»* was
completely de
molished. Clark’s h«*n«l was crushed
and on« of Htiggera'
legs
was
•rvered. Both »uff«*re«| other severe
injuries.
were put on
Both boys wore
th«* train but Htigg«*rw «lir«l l»«*foru
the train reach«’«! Anlauf ami ('lark
-hortly after th«* train left Praia,
a few miles from the accident. Thr
bodies were taken to Roseburg.
B«*th boys were born here and
had lived here all their lives. Clark
was a »on of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Clark an«! was employed at
the
Perini mill «>n th«* Coast fork eight
miles south of Cottage Grove. Stig
gers wa« a »on of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Htiggere and was a whistle
bov at th«* Pioneer mil! at Curtin,
a few miles from Anlauf. Clark is
sorvived by th«* following sisters
and brothers: Garnet, Cloe, Fay,
Clifford, Buster and Merl, all of
(’urtin. Stiggers is survived by the
following sisters and brothers: I«!a,
Pearl, Mr». Ed Brown, Sam and
John, al! of Anlauf.
G. E. McBride was engineer of
the train. L. C. Johnson conductor
and H. H. Darroch fireman.
A double funeral was held We«l
nesdav aft«*rnoon at the Comstock
cemetery, R»*\. Duncan P. Cameron
of Cottage Grove, officiating. The
women’s quartet of th«» Presbyttr
ian church sang several numbers.
P. 8. Bukowski, Jack Miller an.l
Peter Nelson wrr«* nominated us
candidates for post comman«ler at
th«» Mondnv night meeting of the
American L« giun. Other nominee*
are: First vice commander, Arthur
Olson and Roscoe Forward; «ecoml
vice commander,
Carl
Peterson:
adjutant. Jack Miller; finance of­
ficer. Charles 8. Hallj
Hall;
chaplain.
chaplain
\ inal Randall, Ermil Tiller and J.
Ku-kin Clark; sergeant at arm«, Ji:n
McCormick; historian, LaSell-
^t.-wart and Fred (). Bennett. Of
firer» will be elected at the next
meeting, July 1. which will be an
"pen meeting to which ail ex ser­
vice men ha\<* been invited.
Present officer* are: Commander,
F. L. Grannis;
vice
comnian'ler,
Peter Nelson; second
vice
com-
mander, Ermil
Tiller;
adjutant,
Jack Miller;
finance officer,
Charles 8. Hall; chaplain. William
H. Averill; sergeant at arm«. Glenn
Mr Ferrin; historian, Fred Bennett.
The ninth annual picnic of the
The post voted to send its com- Veatch clan was held Sunday with
inander elect and adjutant-elect as over 100 in attendance. Due to in
delegate* to the state convention . clement weather the dinner wa«
which will be held August 8. 9 an«J served in I. O. O. F. hall instead
10 in Haleru.
The post ’« two re­ «>f at the Elks picnic ground on
maining ieh’gatrs and four alter Mosby creek as planned.
nates will be
*
electe«! _.
at .1.
the next
The original Veatch families came
meeting from th«’ following: : Ray to Cottag«* Grove in
1853
after
Vinson, T-.
Dr. W. E. Lebow, Grant
I
«•roswing the plains with ox team«.
Williams. LaHells Stewart. F.
I
O The second, third and fourth gen
Bennett, Charles Hall
and ] F. L. erations formed the group at the
Grannis.
picnic, all the pioneer members now
It was voted that all past com- living dead. Tales of the old days
man
.... iers
L..« < of Calvin Funk post No. in Cottage Grove were told around
•2 I m » given past commander badges. th«» dinn« r table.
Thu» fur only tw« past command­
Sajn Veatch of Portland, son of
ers, Rav Vinson an«l Fred Bennett, the lat«* "Uncle" Burn Veatch and
have received them.
a retired railroa«! man who has
Dan Byrne
of
San
Diego, a seen 40 years of service as a con
former member of thr local post, ductor on the Southern
Pacific
was a guest Morniay night and gave railroad, was one of
the
oldest
a short talk. Comrade Hannan of member« of the clan present and
Portland |>ost No. 1 spoke briefly related many interesting anecdotes
on community activity.
of past days.
Comrade Smith of Capital poat
Community singing was a fen
No. 9 of Salem talked on th«» com- ture. Songs sung in the <»1«1 com
ing state convention and urge«! that niunity church
luring
th.* ’80's
as many local legionnaires as po«- were of special interest and mem
sibl«» attend. H«*
denenbed
pro- bera of the choir of that church
posed entertainment, including ded- who took part in Sunday’s singing
i«*ation of the Salem airport, free were Mrs. W. V. McGee, Mrs. Rob­
barbecue, annual drum corps com ert Mosby, Mrs. Eva Holderman,
petition, mammoth firework» dis- Mrs. Walter Tuttle, Curtis Veatch.
play, a jussible
pi
polo tournament, William Wallace and Oliver Veatch.
parades and «porting events. Salem
Mr«.
D.
H
Hemrnway
was
is making plans to entertain thr electe«! president of the clan an«l
biggest crowd ever in attendance Mrs. Cleo Morelock secretary-treas
at an Oregon Legion conv«-ntion.
urer.
The meeting place for next
year will be at the ol«l Veatch farm
north of the city.
HIGH SCHOOL COURTS
Mrs. Joe Smith an«’. Miss Bethei
MAY BE MADE PUBLIC Oowdy were in charge of arrange
ments for the picnic.
Wishing to mak** the high school
Those present were: Mr«. G. M.
tennis court« available to the gen­ Scott and children Vera, Chester
eral public in the interest of clean, and Betty B«*ll, Wayne Veatch an«l
healthy sport, but not having the Miss Inez Jenney, all of Eugene;
fun<is to do so, the school board Mr. and Mrs. Sam
catch and Mrs.
has decided to permit thus«* wishing Lillie Allen, all of Portland; Mrs.
to use the courts to do so by sign
Margaret Martin, Mr. and 1 Mrs.
nig up for fees sufficient to pro­ J. H. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. . A.
vide maintenance. The fee decide J Benter and «laughter Helen, Mr
upon is 25 cents the month or 75 and Mrs. W. J. Tuttle an«l Mr. and
cents for the season. The funds Mrs. W. L. Wallace, all of Cre.<
would be handled by the
achool well; Mr**. Lillian Veatch Bost and
clerk and would be used entirely sons Jack and George, Amarillo,
for maintenance. Any surplus would Tex.; Mr. an«l Mrs. Charles Veatch
go into a fun.l for the cons*ruction Jones, Newberg; Mr. and Mrs. H.
of cement courts. Th«» courts wouhl N. Veatch and Mr. and Mrs. L. F.
be in charge of the caretaker of Lovelace, Coburg; Mr. an«! Mrs.
th«* school property and h<* woul I Thomas A. Richmond, Gardiner; Mr.
maintain them.
He would visit and Mrs. S. C. Veaten and daughter
the courts regularly to see tba* Wands, Halsey; Enid Vest«’, Rose­
they Wert- lo iug u.»v«l only by those burg; Mrs. Eva Hobierinan, Dee;
eligible to | play. Lists of those who Mr«. Emma Neet and Gail, Dexter;
had paid the required fee would Mr«. Mary Schmutz, Seattle; Mr.
be post e» I i at the courts.
and Mrs. Halsey Callison, Pleasant
Heeled shoes would be forbidden Hill; Sharon Lee Willits. Lakeview;
and playing wouhl be forbidden Mr. an«! Mrs. D. H. Hemenwray,
when a court was being
con di­ Mr. anti Mrs. J. W. Veatch, Sylvia
tioned.
w
An o. k. sign
would be ant! Sybil Veatch, Mr. and Mrs.
placed on courts in condition for D. K. Mosby, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
play.
Wotdry, Mr. aud Mrs. Sam Veatch,
Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Moreloek, Mr.
■ ■
' »on - rhe Senti nel. and Mrs. Robert Quigley and Betty
Jane, Marjorie and Roberta Quig
ley, Mr. anti Mrs. Roy Short an.l
Margaret ant! Patricia, Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. Trask an«! Mack and
Abigail, Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert W.
Wooley and Faye and Keith, Mr.
and Mi*, s. E Wallace, Mr. and
Mra. J. Q. Willits, Mr. and Mrs.
Dal«» Hawkins. Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liani George, Mrs. Bonnie Shaffer
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
ville Ventch and son Dougin*«. Air.
and Mrs. John Wallace, Mr«. A. J.
Gow-dy, Miss Bethel Gowdy, Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Ventch, Mr. and
Mrs. Joo Smith and Mary Jane
and Richard, Mrs. Mary Smith, Mr.
and Mr». J. M. Davidson, Mrs. W.
V. McGee, Harry Noet,
Beulah
Shepard. Mrs. Nancy Oglesby, Anna
Oglesby Graham,
“ ‘
lini. S. E. Me-
McFarland, Mr. ao«1
Farland, Myrta
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Mrs. R. H. Mosby an«l James i Wai
lace.
Over Hundred Present
At Veatch Clan Picnic
What Do the Pretty Flowers Say?
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,
Mr. and Mr«. 8. 8. Ln«« well and
the
children of Portland spent
week end with the C. J Kent and
Kl’ir.' t II dlim d f Haili . ’,