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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1929)
r- ■ -U k*1 1 ■ . ♦ J;| VOI I Ml XXXIX NIMNKK 1. H UINE TAXES FDR 1930 liil tlltliiv / a Ripe ’Pomatoes Picked Thii H i oihlciist hy K PO UIH i I h ' s The ideal wruthri that the Row eighty fourth bioml river valley ha« enjoyed this fail Shell memory I n indicated by the fact that at the Id'll foi Mr« C. J. Howard ranch, on the west ridge of the Harms creek canyon, the last picking of ripe tomatoe» j wan taken this week. Not * « given I tomato was left on the vines. There I Is some complaint that there lias , not hern enough tain. Nights w «re frosty last week, but days we (i I bright and sunny. Newcomer Becomes Warm Booster Immediately Upon Arrival Here Uncle Jim I Chit ford ^4me riitin Legion Plans\ Community House Reel Is Here SOUTH UINE MAY GO AFTER ASSEMBLY JOBS The American Legion ha« com pleted tentative plana for a com munity hall that may be erected during the coming year. The build- j Eugene Paper Announce« That ing, which would be a community i Former Mayor and Editor It is legend here that If you onct folks to come out and see it. 'i he hall in every aenae of the word, la May Seek Paata. live In the Cottage Grove country man right n*xt door planted pota to have a stage, dining room, hit- j you never will be satisfied to live to«» 4 years ago and has not chen, etc., and would be of auffi j elsewhere, It in not so common to plants! any since, digs potatoes Th«« county budget foi cient alze to comfortably care for The Eugene have a newcomer become a premie i when he wants them. They don’t ---------- *---- Register of Tuesday completed Tue»<lay by t any community gathering, *hc contained the following interesting booster before he has had time to dig paiMnipH, onions, cabbage, beets, «ummiitre, which iurl plan ia to use log construction _ get his feet wet. which makes a carrots, etc , just go out and pick political comment concerning the county court. indicative of the principal Industry possibility of legislative candidates letter from C. H. Hartrnafl, written them when wanted. Another pacu Thw total 1» $ 1,15V,051 Tli of the community and to sell logs I a few days after his arrival here, liar thing to me ia that everybody from south Lane and other sections the amount wa» $1, 13 m . 672. but to business houses and residents of of the coqnty: No Improvement Noted and published in his hometown pa burns w ( xk J. You get a truck load • •f this ni” unt thriv wii i >.'io,iN»i the city. A brass plate on each lo« Nurse to Be Employed ¡>er, the Journal nt Haven, Kans., about the »I of Hartley Barb’s foi i«>ad I h . <| liitcirst and linking would bear the name of the doner. In Weak Lumber Market seem somewhat unusual even in a stock rack, ize 16 inch« long, planer goaslp as a forerunner fund which will not be m «•<!••<! next To Help Curb Epidemic A location for the proposed bulla of Political oiids 2x12, 3x8, ( country where we are accustomed the primaries next year is show 2x4. 2x2, etc., for lie state year un thiw will be lakm cair of Ing has not been definitely decidea ing some signs of Increased Inter to unusual things. The letter, $3. and oh. boy what a fire’ You recently bromi by automobile license fern. upon. somewhat abbreviated, follows: can get wood uny length, heart Diphtheria Situation Becomes Such est among those in Lane county stat ion on the Fur this year the general fun- who engage In or just watch m «»»• PI mot n »m ti» I util Demands wood, slab wood, cured or green at of Unde Jim budget whm $240,665. Lot n- Jhat Council and School Cottage Grove is u city of 3.500 $2.50 to $4 per load. -spectators this biennial struggle for of the local Ma year If wa» »rt at $279,905, $»•.».- Junior Play to Be First Warrants Buying. nominations. population, situated in the upper We rented a new bungalow, no gated a» follows Board Take Action. Willamette valley, the coast fork of one ever lived in it, rn<Mlern, loiiti, Announcement of the probable Advertising I 3,i. In Gymnasium Building that river running tight through bath, hot and cold water, built in withdrawal of E. O. Potter and L. Agt leulliil Int (Crow's Lumber ) minutes drive 8. McCready as candidates for re the town. Jn ten feature«, five rooms, garag»*, wood Ivan Brent (»cts Four AaatMor The diphtheria situation here The general outlook during the < any direction from the town you publican nomination for the lower Auditing I past two weeks has whown no Irn- can be In mountains and timber so shed, electricity, etc., for $20 p»»r became so alarming during the past New Equipment to Be Paid house of the state legislature has month, on paved street six blocks week that at a special joint meet Years and Is Paroled provenient. Bounty Through Rental ( barged thick you can't see 100 yards in <«ny focused attention on these posts. < air <>f |MM)r 37.51 It I m a difficult matter to tind direction. Trees consist mainly of from Mam ctreet. Rent seems to ing of the city council and school There are a lot of folks in south < 'irruit court H I» as Hall Is Used. anyone optlrnlNth- enough to hold Oregon fir, some pine, spruce, run that way here, from $15 to $40. board, held Monday night, it was ern Lane county who believe that < dtnrwr If any of you people ever come unanimously voted to employ a l.Oi out hopes foi any sort of a levlval ; cedar, etc. There are several creeks their district Is about due to have < l«*rk 2U.I« it betwr«-n now and the first of Janu around Row river, Mosby creek, out I will »how you more scenery health nurse for at least a month, a representative on board when '.he < oiliily court MJM i ary. Jt I m too late In the Neason. Sharp» creek. Hllk creek; 23 miles in one hour than there is in all of the city and school district to di Presentation of the junior class next session of the legislature la < utility fair 2,(Mi The buyeiN are sUMpiciuUM of the to the McKenzie river, the best Kan»a». Nice cool nights, warm vide the expense. Miss Cooley ar play in the high school gymnasium launched. It has been 20 years or Predatory animals market and, using price Inclinatione . trout fishing in Oregon, the limp- day» (not hot) no wind to speak rived today from Portland to take Friday. December 6, will mark a more since thia part of the county of, thunder and lightning unknown, the position. Court house She was accom Four ymis in the state penltrii hm a guide, their suspicion» would I qua, Rogue, and 65 miles to New- no flies, no mosquitoes, fleas, panied by Miss Bessie Williams, new era In student activities for has won a victory in the lower District attorney appeal to be well founded. Under port and the Pacific ocean, I can Cottage Grove high, for this will be house contest tiaty, strict stipulations, with a »nukes, could not »ay as to bedbug» District home agent county health nurse, who started the first play presented in this such conditions there I n nothing to sit on my front porch and it is only parol« ’ , that he violate no law and Elbert Bede, editor and publisher have not seen any yet, where Emri gvney her in her work. building, which is being equipped of the Cottage Grove Sentinel, re that during the entire ¡»rrhsi of induce unyone to anticipate any - . 6U0 yards to a mountain thickly they have clothes lines on the front Flic patrol Dr. C. E. Frost, city health of thing beyond hl» Immediate needs. for use for all plays in the future. sentence hr shall not drive a rat wooded. About two miles from the porch, pile wood on the parking», ficer, and D. cently stepped out and declared Fruit inspector C. — Emerson, city In order to pay for the extra himself as ready to again plunge was the penalty given Ivan lh’*nt Add to thin the long established ' back door und you are truly back everybody says hello to everybody Health officer superintendent, pointed out that equipment that was needed for the rule of going Into inventory time to nature. Only ten minutes out of in circuit court Tuesday on con into a republican primary. Twice else, it look» as if it was going to they are unable to Indigent soldier I viction of Involuntary mannlaught- with us low »tuck» as possible and here and you are where you can be a terrible place in which to live? situation, but that cope with the stage, each play will pay a rental he has done this without success, Insane 1. l you have a picture of the frame of Night a deer or bear and catch with a health equal to what would have been but conditions may shape just right rr. Justice < out t 3 I nurse it should be possible to de charged at the theater, this charge Hi ent wus paroled to Sheriff mind of the buyer which promises trout, salmon steelheads, perch, Commenting the letter the tect carriers before damage Is done to continue until the price of the next year so that Elbert may have Juvenile court I less activity Instead of mote. flounder and rock cod, black ba>»F Harry L Bown and must report Haven paper said: "Letter appears Health service and to keep out of the schools and equipment has been returned. The a voice of authority from the floor The manufacturer» are making, of the large mouth variety, such as once a month. A irquest was mado to show that they like the coun away from other children ibose Initial cost of equipment and re of the house instead of reading the Election a brave attempt to meet the Arnie is master of catching, etc. to have the youth paroled to bls bills as reading clerk. try." Ht’hool superintendent about to become afflicted. modeling will be between $600 and father, Goerge Brent, but this was »hrunken demand but it has now 1 Chinese pheasants by the score, George O. Knowles, former may District sealer $700. It was pointed out by several 1 reached the point where it is not a partridge, grouse and quail untold. not allowed by Judge Skipworth, or of Cottage Grove, says he may Nlieriff that a severe epidemic would be question of how much the market ' In the junior class play, "The We drove out on the Pacific high who intimated nome criticism of enter the democratic primary for Many Lag But Chest Niaughlrred animal i harmful to both the schools and to Patsy," Read Hemenway, as Mr. nomination to the lower house. the boy's father fur turning over to < an be ‘mprovrd but how much H way about four miles and picked .Surveyor business and that extra precaution Harrington, a traveling salesman, Knowles has also been in these ; can be bolstered up. With many three gallons of Evergreen black of a high-powered his son the use For Charity Is Filled l hist In at this time should result in clear portrays the comic side of a sales legislative battles before without lined ths northwest concerns the increased berries this af’ernuon. There was rar, the Mine which ch caused Tax rebate ing up the situation within 3o days. man’s life at home. Jean Allison result. Knowles is also a strong be cost of overhead Is so heavy that enough on one vine where we were of Kenneth tiagic death Dillard Treasurer .Solicitation for the community The schools are not to be closed a/ takes the part of Mrs. Harrington, liever that southern Lane should Augu-'t 22 in a crush at Nlneteent«« they are becoming persuaded that for al) of Haven. «They grow Wld<*Wr4 pt'iinlotm the best thing to do is to shut down wild.) Bushes are so thick you can chest was completed last week it is believed such action would who has social ambitions not shared have at least one of the three places nwnue and Abler street, Eugene. II. M I s I mu bureau by her husband. Carolyn Grannis to be filled in this branch of the Judge Hklpworth took occasion entirely and within the next three hardly get through; berries about with $1320 in cash and pledges. only help spread the malady. '1 t uffir pul t ol New cases of the malady this as Grace Harrington, a snobbish legislature, even if it is a democrat. While the drive went over the top to aay that Ivan Brent although or four we«’ks this movement will the size of walnuts, and f Cottar.r Grove armory undoubtedly get under way «nJ the committee chairman »aid that week are Elsie Rose, high school elder sister, shares her mother s How about western Lane? query Following is the budget for the found guilty of the charge of In plants thnt close in November will flavored. The natives here only the response was exceedingly dis girl, whose condition is said to be ambitions, Louise Wynne as Pa- some residents of that area. The voluntary mnriNluughter, wu not a t use them for jells and jams. mat ket road fund tricla, the ________ impulsive younger broad sweep of the coast district of criminal in the common definition very likely remain Idle until after There are 18 large lumber mills appointing in view of the fact th it satisfactory, and two children in Maintenance _1 a Lane rarely if ever has a candidate of this word, und was no w'orsr the usual midwinter holiday season here. The farms run from 1 to a number refused to support the the William Stennett family. One daughter, keeps the family in Bridges turmoil. Delbert Safley and 1 has come to an end in January. of the Stennett children, John, died Leon out for county or state office. Why than many other motorists who 320 acres, fruit, dairying and poll I chest. It v ui only due to several Emergency VanNortwick, as Tony' and Tuesday night in a Eugene hos Lumbermen are watching closely Billy. not? is asked as some of the west violate the speed luws. try, cattle are mostly Jersey and large contributions that the quota Row river i >*ad are interested in the girls, the developments In the stock mar pital, and another child is ill at the W1P erners speculate on the probabili Guernsey. Every farm has from was pledged. The committee feel "Motorists ure as flagrant violu Canary road that it is a community project and family home. An autopsy was held berta Wilson as Sadie is an un ty of a wide-open republican pri tors of law as bootleggers, crossing ket, which have been very' marked one to six or eight horses. Mary White bridge Appro ____ mary with a good chance for new inters» < Hons nt a high and danger during the past two weeks. When All the road« here are either all should have responded to die on the body of the Stennett boy uo welcome third person. Cecil Beck Cottage Grove went ous late of »peed, endangering th” price» first broke everyone was in paved or graveled, Have not ex- call. Those in charge are hoping make certain that diphtheria was as Mr. Francis Patrick O'Flaherty comers in the field. < )»k<»sh H. C. Wheeler of Pleasant Hill, lives of other drivers anti ¡»rden- dined to rejoice as it ha» been perienerd any rains yet. Nights are that many who failed to subscribe the cause of death. The funeral and "Trip" Busty aids in the plot. Walton generally conceded that the high , real cool, begins to get warm about will yet send in contributions. was held today, the parents being The cast, under the direction of three times a member of the lower trlans,'* Judge Skipworth said. Itundon The judge stated that If Bren, rate fur call money ha» had .1 10 o'clock. Most beautiful flowern Women’s clubs had charge of the permitted to attend in their own Miss Eariel Lee Gilbert, assisted house, will be a candidate for the Torkrlson by Miss Virginia Hunt, is working republican nomination for state did not live up to his promise lo detrimental Influence on building. I think I ever saw, look like hot-, "'a.nvass in the residential district car. popoff W»lh funds which have been use<i Of Are cultures taken of high hard. senator from Lane. Wheeler aspired obey ail laws and never to drive a and members of the chamber fof house flowers. Roses of every hue. 1 I .anrnMrr Classes of the school are com for this position in the primary of car during the four year period of for stock »peculation dropping out Dahlias, asters and every flower commerce canvassed the business school children Tuesday two were Mosby creek of that channel and coming back positive, those of Lawrence Clark peting in the preparation of posters 1926, but was defeated by J. S. the penitentiary sentence thnt th«’ 1 one could describe, ail blooming district. Vaughn Noli of Hebron and Mae Hawley, 1433 to advertise the play and winning Magladry. The winner in turn parole would be revoked und tie Into safer and legitimate lines, it ' everywhere. Quite a few English Wolf creek south Sixth street. Up to the time posters will count for points in the dropped the final contest with Ed would go to prison, sentence start was thought that the sharp decline walnuts here. Eggs are 43 cents Following is the general the Rose girl came' down it was be citizenship contest of the schools. ward F. Bailey, democrat, who will ing nt the time of revocation and in stocks would quickly react to the per dozen, wheat $1.25, corn $3 pc: Sentinel to Be Printed fund budget. benefit of the lumber industry. hundred, commercial egg mash iieved that all positive throats had again be a candidate next year. At not when handed down. General bridges found. least all indications are that Bailey Brent promised the court and However, the continued unprece $2.65 to $3 per hundred in single Lane Tax Ratio Fixed. Day Early Next Week been E<|ulpmvnt A son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom hnnded over his driver's license be dented loss in stock values hab sacks. Every variety of fern 1 can State lax ratio for this year as will be on the line when thte voting Maintenance had such far-reaching effect that Lambkin is ill with scarlet fever fixed by the state tax commission starts. Emergency 25,ooo.iK) fore leaving the courtroom for his the average lumberman is now think of that grows is here grow County politics won't be so hot Aa next Thursday is Thanksgiv at the family home on north Tenth is 54, this being a slight reduction Wenk districts 11,403.21 first conference with Sheriff Bown hoping that the readjustment will ing wild in the woods. Sword street. from the 55 of last year. This next spring. The positions of coun Ferries 2,400.00 who gave the youth some sound be slower, for it Is generally be ferns, such as they nurse along ing day. The Sentinel will in* ty treasurer and one county com ratio is computed by the state in there, by the millions, as high as printed and distributed Wednesday Distribution of market road advice io to his future conduct. lieved thnt there is »ume danger to 6 to 8 feet, as well as a score of afternoon. Those having advertis apportioning the share of each missioner are all there are to be funds Is contingent upon coo|>erti business in general as stock specu other varieties; quite a bit of oak ing copy and news should govern Education Is Disturber county in payment of its state tax filled. Ron <>f various road districts which l-O«. I < »1 I K F lit Hill f it S I.FT lation has been widespread and the themselves accordingly. Ail copy and is used by the state commis- are holding elections this month. MM < I8H AMI lillliFKa lossr». if too far-reaching, might timber, maple, aspen, weeping vil* Says Presbyterian Pastor sion in assessment of public utili- lows, etc. I can t begin to «»escribe should be presented a day earlier The entire budget will be Consul bring on a general tightening up in it, but I cordially invite any Haven than usual. ties in each county. The ratio is National eird nt a general meeting of (ax Robbers obtained $250 in postal buying of all commodities. payers to be held in December. Knowledge Causes Dissatisfaction the percentage of assessment to receipts, money orders, cash und il Building permits in the larger Observed by Library real valuation in each county _____ _ __ as cense money of the state game cities have declined during the past und a Seeking lor Higher and made by the assessor and the state rotnmission early Thursday morn* six months. It is claimed on good fixes the utility assessments in Big Fight Gard Being Nobler Ideals. The city library, in observance of ing when they broke into the com authority thnt the average city hns each county on the same ratio. bined store and government post no surplus of modern residential The county ratios as fixed by the national book week, is displaying Arranged for Tuesday office of Morris A San at Maple structures. If money is available With the greater yearning for state commission range from 42 in more than 50 latest editions of ton. In making their escape the at reasonable rates it is entirely The collection education and the greater availabil Clackamas county to 80 in Lincoln children s books. burglars stole a new Chevrolet possible that spring business may ity of education, our social struc county. consists of the best literature for owned by Henry Tronson and »tart off with pent up momsntum The state tax for Lane county ture is continually disturbed and stored at the Mapleton garage. juveniles and was loaned by the shortly after the first of the year. no social economic question can re this year is estimated at about J. K. Gill company of Portland. Ac Tracks In the heavy frost led to $375,000. main settled, because greater edu ward Eugene, on the only road companying the exhibit are attrac cation brings new ideas as to our connecting with Pacific highway. 38 Men, 13 Women tive posters and catalogs. REVIVAL MEETING BRINGS social relations and new ideas on The library has received four Buzz Ijtndlrs of Eugene and Joe The robbers had time to reach the 11 ADDITIONS TO CHURCH WHN economics which make obsolete Play in Tournament copies of fiction given by Mrs. Mae Corbett of Rosrbuig will be fen highway before the robbery those by which we have been discovered Thursday morning and Irwin. The gift books are ‘‘A New lured in u six round main event In There have been 11 additions to Name” and “The Tryst,” both by guided. Rev. Duncan P. Cameron a boxing card wfiirh has been ai Sheriff Bown was notified too late 1 There were 51 entries in the golf the membership of the Church of Grace Livingston Hill; "Tobey’a of the Presbyterian church said in to intercept the thieves. ranged for next Tuesday. tournament Sunday sponsored by an address delivered Sunday nig.it Christ ad the result of evangelistic First Caae," Clara Louise Burn Red Handsnkvr of Eugene u >11 Cleo Morelock and Lundy Wood- at the union service held at the meetings which have been in prog ham; "The O’Flynn,” McCarthy. meet Bud Mooney of Cottage Grow < OI NI Y PROVIDES FUNDS son .Matches for both men and Christian church, which was in ob ress three weeks There were seven The following books have been semi-final and in a six round FOR EQUALIZATION WORK women had been arranged. Thir additions Tuesday night, three by added to the pay shelf: “Five and servance of education week. .Skinny Morgan, Cottage Grove, will baptism and four by transfer. Ten,” Fannie Hurst; “Whiteoaks of ty-eight men competed and 13 wont "We are developing creative meet Harley Harms, Cottage Grow, Lane county will take part in a en entered. ideals as they have never been de There have been good-sized audi Jalna” (sequel to “Jalna”), Mazo in a four round special. Jennings state wide effort toward equalisa The men played two rounds for veloped before, and it is well 'hat ences each evening. de la Roche; “Blair's Attic,” Joseph Booker and Volney Jones will go tion of assessments and a more fair qualification and elimination was The meetings are being con Lincoln and his son; “Jim, the Con our education should not be en on in a 135 pound event and Tou th distribution of the tax burden. This determined by matched play on ducted by the pastor, Rev. I. G. queror,” Peter B. Kyne; “Oh Pio tirely for material things. We shall Wright, Cottage Grove, will tackle movement is bring supervised by holes. Final play was hr.sed on have schools of poetry, worthy suc Shaw, who will by request preach neers,” Willa Cather. Lloyd Maolis, Eugene, in a fam the state tax commission. The handicap. Those who played in the cessors to Poe and Lowell, and tomorrow night on ‘ What Do the Mrs. Nellie Hamant, librarian, re round event. county budget committer allotted I finals were Harold Wolfard, Glen schools of sculpture and painting Scripttires Teach About the Second ports that the total number of Matchmaker Gray promises that $3000 for Ben F. Keeney, county McFcrrln, Wilbur Spray. Coming of Christ?” and Sunday- books loaned during October was rivaling those of the renaissance. this well be a real fight card. Hr assessor, for this work. Morgan. H. W. Squires, Bill We must get to the soul of things. night on "Camping on the River of 1190. Of this number 879 were to is already making plan» for sev The nerd for a thorough and sys merly, Lundy Woodson and Education is light and this old Life.” adults and 311 to children. It was eral other cauls and is in touch tematic .survey of property in sonu Clark Aydelott is in charge of the largest number taken out for Morelock. Winners In the finals world is uttering the cry of the with sonic topnotchrrs in the box districts of the county is shown by singing and has special numbers several months. fallow Harald Woifm.i. fir.t. win dying Gothe, More light'. — Educa- Cash recel.» a ing game whom he expects lo have the great discrepancy between as tion is not spouting water into a for each meeting. The old favorites were $12.35, the greater part of here this winter. sessments and values of land re ning a Spuuluing apoon; Cleo More are being featured and are proving which was for fines i and books lock. second, golf shirt; Paul Mor cistern but is the releasing of a Mickey McCafferty, Cottage vealed when the county recently gan, third, two golf balls. fountain of power. Education is popular. from the pay shelves, Thirty-five Grove, who will be featured in sev sought to acquire rights of way for The women played two prelimin the great disturber of society." borrowers* cards were laaUed aim eral of the cards, is out for several the Siuslaw highway, the county ary rounds to qualify Lu finals and Seven hundred persons were in Pax Collections Turned Over. 12 cancelled. The total I nunibei of weeks nursing an injured optic. assessor says. determine their handicap. Maty attendance at the service, The County tax collections of $33,- Thirty-five borrowers is 1084. This fighter I h to be matched aoon Vinson won first prize, a Vulcan high school glee club gave two se 027.43 were turned over to Grace books were borrowed from the with an eastern Ind with n reputn deck; Mrs. C. S, Roberts, second, lections and a large chorus under Schiska, county treasurer, Monday state library. lion in the ring. co two golf balls; Mrs. G. A. Sanders Clark Aydelott led the congrega by Sheriff Harry L. Bown. third; Mrs. Mereille Veatch, low tional singing. Following is the segregation: Typewt Her Bargains. Sentinel. The W. A. Woodard Lumber medal score. State and county _ $18,657.48 on Siuslaw Road company lins had Its name painted The prizes were given by the Lost.—Brown leather bill fold Cities ____________ 5,027.40 In mammoth letters on it« recently Spaulding Sporting Goods Company containing $80 in currency some School districts __ 7,421.43 by completed drying sheds nt its rt- and Lundy Woodsun. where in business district Monday Union high schools 555.2M I ye gods ! i lost ' i manufacturing plant. The sign is afternoon. $20 reward for return. Road districts___ 861.32 ' A URAU DOUAR. / The first steel ship was built in about 30 feet long and five or six What is holding up the Siuslaw 117.22 J. H. Bartels, 48 south Sixth street, Port of Siuslaw ... | BALL DOVUSJ A GOPHER. feet in height and Is plainly visible 1864. highway now? Cottage Grove. n21p Forest fire patrol from both the Southern Pacific The Lane county court is seeking 290.57 Drainage district HOLS• U^y HASMT >— railway and from Pacific highway. Tobacco I h a native of America, an answer to this question and Typewriters to Kent. Sentinel. Grey digger fund \1H£ (EROUUD COMHlrTEE -1. Judge C. P. Barnard went to I'ort land last evening to meet with By O.borns FILLED UP THOSE >r* V«w*l Chairman Van Duzer of the state GOPHER. HOLES highway commission. The long delay with no prospects that any progress is being made toward actual construction is caus ing the county officials to desiro some fac‘ i on the exact status of the project. The agreement with the South ern Pacific on track moving, ac cepted by the county, st’te and fed- — i erad road bureau was sent to 9 P. headquarters at New York to be ratified. There the mattetr rests, the court hears. Months have passed since federal, state and county money has been mado available for this job. The only obstacle Is the rail agreement and the county wants action. f were Hartman TelJx Thing» About Cottage Grove Country That Oldtimers May Have Forgotten. A newsreel that has arrived at the Arca/le theater shows Uncle Jim Whitford, who ______ was ________ recently here for a Masonic party in honor of his 102d birthday anniversary. The picture show» Uncle Jim «•y- Ing good-bye to bin friend« and kissing two of the women who wished him another 102 years. A date for showing the reel has not been set but ) h probably will be run some time during the coming week. I Book Week Is Action Work Sought County tir : i ¿ àtkerheads Boy Scouts Go to Game. QJVOTHER Ut' JOB FOR. THP. POOR OU GRCRMJD committee Eight boy scouts from here went to Eugene Saturday to act as ush ers at the football game. They were guests at a chicken dinner In the evening.
