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COTTAGE 0 * 0 VE, LANK 4XHINTY, OBBOON, THURSDAY, JANUARY ». 1918
'Fam ily Postmaster Fatits Poster Stamp Financing
Omar Hoskins Is In
ó - Y e a r-O ld Wounded Mercury Drops to 25
State
Chamber
Explained
Snowfall Is Light Here
’¡ ;0 Use Stamps
R u m R a id
Jly V -Y ea r-O ld
BIB PRICES ARE FAIR
FOR LARGE CORN CROP
Biggest Publicity Cam paign In Bin-
l.oggtog O peration» Are Suspended
A C ottage G rove boy, O m a r Hos­
Postm aster E lb e rt S m ith con­
A 22 caliber bullet fro m « gun In
kins, was a m em ber of the crew of
lory In P l a n n e d From
ducted
an
educational
campaign
In
H
ig
h
e
r
Arena
to
A
w
a
it
the ha rut a of a E-year-old playm ate,
one of the destroyers th a t recently
preceding Christm an to Impreaa pa­
Sale of Stickers.
Bruce Krexee, cam « near being
W a n n e r W eath er.
swept Long Island sound to clean J. H. Chambers Finds Farmers
tron» w ith the necessity of a ffix in g
Jume» 0. Portor and George W Coot, Senator Addre»»e» Local futal F rid a y to 6-ycar old ilu b y
up rum runners. F o u r boats were
proper poatage to parcel» and let­
of Central States Should
O leaaer o f the Moahy creek d istrict.
captured and fou r men of the crews
Chamber; Stewart I« Re
Shield» Gome to End
ter». alno to place re tu rn addrena on
Plan» o f the state cham ber of
T h e bullet «truck the g irl In the
Heavy »now In the higher region»
of the ru m runners were killed.
Be Rolling in Wealth.
both,
but
the
educational
cam
paign
commerce to put on a publicity
throat and p erfo rated the wind d uring the recant cold »pell has
tained a» President.
O m ar described the raid in a let­
of Long Live«.
pi pa. Khr waa brought here to the ham pered logging operation». A l­ did not reach hla own fam ily , or cam paign such as the »tate han te r to his parents. T here were
o ffice of D r. A»ley and la te r tak
though there ban been ulrnont no elae member» of the fa m ily , like never before know n, »uch campaign three divisions o f the destroyers
Crop conditions In the central
Inconvenience In the valley», and member» of other fam ilies, de­ to be financed through the »ale of and they approached to w ith in 45 states are splendid, according to J.
"O u r taxation ayatern la a n ti- an to a Eugene boapltal.
F ive death», nil o f person» well
A« near a« ha« been learned the the »now that ha» fallen han q u ic k ­ pended upon the m ale head o f the illustrated poster «tamp«, were out­ miles of N e w Y o rk . O m a r said H. Chambers, lum berm an, who ban
■ long In Ilf». were recorileil here quilted and lieeda conaldetuhle fix
fa m ily to attend to th e M detail» In lined to a group of members of the
thin week. Deaths of Iho»» who Ing. Senator Charlea H a ll of Coo* little g irl, who had Juat a rrived ly disappeared, there 1» 20 Inches In
frequently returned fro m a visit In Nebraska.
connection w ith m all given him to cham ber nt commerce at a noon th a t “rum m ies" are
have been her» for clone Io three county told m em ber« of the cham ­ fro m achool, left the home of her the W A. W oodard L u m b e r torn-
spotted 12 miles fro m shore. They Illino is and other states where he
poet
and,
an
han
happened
In
other
luncheon
here
Sunday.
Speaker»
q iia ite rn of n century einphunlze III» ber of com merce Tuewday night at parent«, M r. and M ra. H e rm a n C. I pany'n logging area and operation»
but can not be lived before com ing to Oregon.
fam ilies, he neglected to attend to were W . G. Ida, m anager of the are followed
fu rl that few rem ain of III» pio­ the unnual m eeting of that body, <il«’ii «1 .tml wm» |0 lit« bOSM Of had to be nunpended u n til there I*
boarded. B u m running, he said, 1»
H e fo '3d farm ers getting 70
the
duty
Imponed
upon
him.
state
cham
ber,
and
T
.
J.
F
lippin,
"but an In flu x of population will’, I the Fraxee boy. who had a gun and w a rm e r w eather. T h e name wan
a trade, a re g u la r business. He cents fo r a bum per crop o f corn
neers o f the 5O’n.
A t any rate, a
le tte r w ith o u t fo rm er Eugene secretary, who la
by d ivid ing the burden, aolve the aahl he waa «hooting cap«. H e tru e In the John Pertnt camp. The
sent
a
copy
o
f
the
menu
issued
for
and said that except for the in fla ­
postage or return
address was now w ith the state cham ber.
tax problem aa nothing elae w ill. A probMbly did not know the d if­ J. H. Cham ber» A Son cam p in »till
Jaiuen C. Po rter.
the Christm as dinner, which he des­ tion and d eflatio n of land values
T he stamps, aa explained by M r.
1» mailed at the local poetoffice and
Jam»« C. P o rter, on» of the b ut atate or com m unity la never ao ference between hatm leaa cap« and operating. T h e W oodard m ill
cribed as a wow. H e was on the U. d urin g and follow ing the w a r thr
the reg ular notice th a t It wan being Ide. are som ething new in financ­
»,( Ihv pioneers o f thia Mention of proeperouw aa during an In flu x of loaded «hell«, and when he play­ »till operating, but w ill »«on ex­
8 . S Cassin, and declared that he farm ers would have more money
held fo r p o n ta g e wan nent th e ad­ ing campaigns, hut they have
W ith a better clim ate, fu lly pointed the gun a t hla p lay­ haunt Ita nupply o f log»
the early 50», died here J an u ary 4, population
la well pleased w ith a life on the than they would know w hat to do
dressee.
W
hen
th
a
t
person
re­
proved
e
ffic
ie
n
t
revenue
producers
T he therm om eter haa dropped to
follow ing a lingering lllnena.
I he a more likeable people and greater m ate and pulled the trig g e r the In ­
sea. even though the ocean often Is w ith . D u rin g the In fla tio n period
elsewhere.
In
form
er
years
a
few
ceived
the
le
tte
r,
a
fte
r
»ending
the
thin
week,
fu n eral waa held M onday afternoon nat in al teaource* and g re a te r ad ju ry resulted. It waa «aid at the freezing every night
extrem ely rough at this tim e of farm s were sold a t prices th a t were
required
poatage.
»he
found
that
in
every
com
m
unity
were
asked
for
waa a Tueaday night and lant ntght. when
fro m
ihe P reabylei lan
church, vantugea than our neighbora, there boapltal th a t the wound
year. H e is a student in the U. S. in m any coses double, o r more than
the
le
tte
r
wan
fro
m
the
fa
m
ily
of
contrlbi
tlons.
U
nder
the
poster
25 degree» above wan registered,
where Ihe pantor, Itev . Duncan I* la no reaaon w hy we «hould not , aerloua one.
coast guard academ y and was on double, w h at they had been. Com ­
the postmaster who had nent the stam p i lan every business firm 1»
l 'itmeron. officiated In te rm e n t wan have thia In flu x of population ex- I T h e (Jleaaer fa m ily came here being the coldest. D u rin g Wednea-
the destroyer as a p art of his paratively sm alt down paym ents
asked,
end
few
refuse
to
do
some­
o
ffic
ia
l
card
anktng
for
the
pontage.
fro
m
K
la
m
a
th
F
alla
a
m
onth
ago.
day the hlghent tem p e ra tu re wan
In Ihe pioneer Shield» cemetery, rep t that we perm it to go unchal
school w ork.
were made, and banks loaned a
thing.
i
t
la
the
desire
to
have
one degree above freezing. Sunday
O m a r said th a t N e w Y o rk was large proportion of the rem ainder
where Ihe Masonic lodge wan In lenged falae atateinenta that have
every firm use an average of one
the m in im u m wan 32. M onday It
been made about ua and fa ll to tad
charge
much worked up over the killings of the purchase price. Then came
stam p a day d u rin g the year.
wan 31. T h e znow fall han been .05
M r. P o rte r wae born June
I t , the world the thinga that we could
in the raid.
the d eflatio n and In m any cases
.
n
»«r •
l
• D ill
The »tamp« give the con tribu tor
o f an Inch Sunday, .4 of an Inch
IM P. In H e K a ll) county, Mleeourl, not expect our neighbora to tell
the lands were not w orth the
money,
and
every
M onday and .2 o f an Inch yesterday.
and had panned hla eigh tieth an about ua.
am ount the banks had loaned, and
purchaser
o
f
stamps
becomes
in-
S
t
r
e
e
t
AsSeSSITientS
A
r
e
‘‘W ith the atate cham ber o f com
O ther O regon cKlen have reported
nlversary
Ilia parent». John and
this w orked a hardship upon both
much low er
tem peratu re» and H eadliners Are Said to He H a rd teres ted In the w ork of the state
C atherin e Po rter, a rriv e d here In m erce prepared to atart the great- ♦
the purchaser, who lost w hatever
Secretary
o
f
A
g
ric
u
ltu
re
Ila
»
to
A
f­
cham
ber,
fo
r
he
is
expected
to
much henvler fall» o f »now. Stage»
1853, n fte r spending a year In C a li­ eat publicity cam paign In the hla
he had invested, and the seller, who
the
stamps
on
his
m
ail
going
to
H
ltte
rx
and
Canvas
.May
have been delayed an much an eight
fornia, am i nettled In w hat In now tory of the atate, w ith our atate
fix S ig nature B efore W o rk
found his land not w orth the m o rt­
those
liv
in
g
in
o
ther
states
who
hour» com ing through the m oun­
the Lynx H ollow cou ntry north of now ready to present Ita beat bib
Be Caed Roughly.
gage the bank held against it.
Can
Be
Started.
Reduction
in
O
utstanding
W
a
rra
n
ta
m
ig
ht
become
interested
in
Oregon.
tain» nouth o f here. A drop in
h er’ . A» a young m an M r. P o rte r and tucker to those who come to
Banks were also hard h it and in
N
in
e
ty
designs
are
used
on
the
tem peratu re 1» general along the
went to C a lifo rn ia and rem ained aee ua. there w ill be greater oppor­
on A ll Funds W as Accom­
Nebraska, where these is a state
stamps
and
each
design
emphasizes
coast.
there u n til nettling In I-aUe county, tu n itie s than ever before fo r cham
A boxing card in which Al Straub som ething fo r which the state
g uaran ty of deposits, the deficiency
T h e bid of M orrison and Knudson
plished In 1929.
Oregon, in 1HMJS
III» home hiut her« of com merce. Much bod lex
of P o rtla n d and B illy N o rton , the eith e r is noted or should be noted.
in paym ent o f deposits fo r banks
o
f
Boise,
lila.,
of
$517.492
for
the
been here nlnre HUH H e wan m ar- nhould keep th e ir organlxntIona In
F arg o Flash, are to be featured in Each stam p invites Inq uiry. T h irty
th a t have failed is $20,000.000.
■ led October 19. 1«»’. to Mian Nancy tact and be pre|»ared to do their
How ever, the cou ntry is really In
a six-round m ain event, has been stamps are sold for a dollar.
A delinquency o f 317329.13 in
In-liuw, of the Moeby creek country, p art In p u ttin g th e ir atate In the
postponed a day fro m previous an ­
a h ea lth y condition fin a n c ia lly , for
unintended
to
the
secretary
of
ag
Lane
county's
quota
is
347,100
street
assessments
was
shown
by
a
eunt o f here. She nurvlven. He had place In the sun that It deserves."
nouncement and w ill be held W ed ­ stamps. Sale of the stamps hare Is report of the finance com m ittee more money is being received for
Senator H a ll described recent rlc u ltu re by d ep artm en t engineers
been a Monon for h a lf a century
nesday evening. J a n u a ry 15, in the to be taken up by the n ew ly elected made to the c ity council M onday crops than fo r m any years.
of
the
federal
bureau
o
f
public
and wan alno a m em ber of the periods In the development o f the
M r. Cham bers found th a t in the
west aide gym nasium . M a tc h m a k ­ officers o f the cham ber o f com­ night.
roads.
A
spedai
farm
e
r»
'
w
eek
w
ill
be
Kantem Htor. At one lim e he wan atate, the )>erlod when the w orld f
country he visited orchards have
er G ra y says th a t fans who miss merce.
Bids
on
the
project
were
consld-
I
Various
funds
o
f
the
city
were
conducted
In
Eugene
d
u
rin
g
the
Interested In conalderablr M ain waa Invited here, when settlers did
ered at a m eeting of the federal week beginning J an u ary 20 by the thia bout w ill miss seeing the best
shown to be in a healthy condition, been p erm itted to die out, and
■treat property and In ranch prop­ come, found our roads only mud,
bureau o fficials a t P o rtland F rid a y U n t county a g ric u ltu ra l council one th a t has ever been staged in
w ith a reduction d u rin g the year western fru it is being purchased by
our
c
ity
streets
not
|>av«d,
our
e r! lea.
at w hich Judge C. P. B arnard of cooperating w ith Oregon A g ric u l­ Cottage Grove.
in outstanding w a rra n ts . T he w a ­ those who fo rm e rly grew th e ir own.
achooia
below
s
t
a
n
d
a
r
d
,
our
S u rviving brother» anil »Intern
In Illin o is M r. Cham bers found
S traub is one of those figh ters
the lam e county court waa present. tu ra l college.
te r fund has outstanding w arrants
churches
poorly
supported
and
no
are It. Y. P o rter, l.y n x H o llo w , C.
highw ays impassable because of
who keeps boring in, w hile N o rto n
I t la not know n when fin a l action
of
$16,655.58,
the
general
fund
has
Each
day
of
the
w
eek
w
ill
be
In
m
arket
fo
r
the
products
w
hich
the
| i Ih irte r. K la m a th county: Minn
w ill be taken by the secretary of re a lity a one-day farm e rs ' Institu te specializes in counter punching. As
outstanding w a rra n ts of $7.805.32, snow th a t had Just fallen .
P a rth e n a Po rter, P o rtla n d .
Mr». new settler produced, of the period
a g ric u ltu re or w h e th e r the bid an devoted to some phase o f a g ric u l­ both of these scrappers pack knock­
the sundry streets fund has a bal­
th
a
t
followed
the
dissatisfaction
of
M a rtin H orn. P o rtland , and M rs.
out wallops, fans are expecting one
M otor vehicle accidents claimed ance on hand o f $4,716.19 fo r pay­
ture o f im portance In I-an e county. or the other of the tw o to h it the
tourist« who did not find w hat they recomm ended w ill be accepted.
N ancy Chrlnm an. Ih n tla n d .
30,000 lives in the U nited
States m ent of bonds th a t have not been
Mem
ber»
o
f
the
county
court
T he schedule fo r the week is as fol­
had been told they would fin d ; of
hope th a t an Im m ediate decision lows M onday, Janu ary 20. poultry canvas. S traub holds tw o deci­ lost year, according to conserva­ presented, the general street fund
the period d uring which we b u ilt o
T h u iiu u KncclMuir
sions over "G entlem an Jim " Jacobs tive national estim ates received by has outstanding w a rra n ts of $2,-
w
ill
be
made
so
that
active
con­
Thom as Kneebone died Hominy state an<l com m unities in w hich we struction w ork can be started at day; Tuesday. J an u ary 21, hortlcul of Eugene and is w inn ing reg ular­ the Oregon State M o to r associa­ 090.18, and the sewer fund has out­
tu
rai
day,
Wednesday,
J
a
n
u
a
ry
22.
ourselve*
could
he
happy;
and
of
forenoon at the home o f a d augh­
ly in and around P ortland. N orton tion. T his fig u re is an increase of standing w a rra n ts of $1,070.08.
once T h e w ork w hich w ill be done ,
Cottage G rove w ill e n te r two
ter, M r». Jennie June», w ith whom the present period when we have a firs t w ill be c u ttin g aw ay a n um ­ livestock day; Thursday, January' has won both o f his starts since more than seven per cent over the
A reduction in bonds of $40,000
23.
d
airy
day,
and
F
rid
a
y
,
J
anu
ary
atate
and
opportunities
w
hich
we
teams in the L an e county basket­
com ing to Cottage Grove and had 1928 death toll.
he hod mode hta home »Ince com ­
ber o f points to m ake a new grade 24, fa rm crops day.
was shown by the same report.
have
no
reason
not
to
ask
others
to
ball league, the Eagles in class A
ing here In June, T h e body wan
an impressive record In Fargo. N .
Some idea o f the Increase in auto­
for the Southern P a c ific railroad
An issue of $20.000 in w a te r bonds
The Eugene cham ber o f com­
taken to Fall» C ity fo r Interm ent. share w ith us.
mobile accidents may be gained by which can not be paid w ill come and the R o ya l A rcan u m team In
tracks, w hich w ill be shifted to merce w ill take charge o f the pro­ D., w here he came from .
T
.
J.
F
lip
p
in
o
f
the
state
cham
-
M ickey M c C a ffe rty , Who has been comparisons w ith records of form - due d u ring the year, and the city class B- W a lk e r is entered in class
M r. Kneebone lived there for
1»
clear the rig ht o f w ay fo r the high­ g ra m fro m 12 o'clock noon to 2
explained
the
a headliner here, is still nursing a e r years, the m otor association atto rn ey was instructed to s ta rt the C. T h e firs t games w ere played
yearn before com ing here. He wan l>er of com m erce
way.
o’clock
on
d
a
iry
day.
and
visiting
pewter
stam
p
publicity
cam
paign
born October 2». 1845, In G alena.
T hia w o rk can be carried on re­ farm ers w ill be the guests of the lame a rm a» the result of an elbow points out. A ll fata litie s fro m this necessary procedure for an election yesterday.
about to be launched.
T h e schedule fo r the Eagles lodge
III.
gardless of w eath er conditions, so m erchants u f Eugene a t a luncheon dislocation and w ill not be seen in type o f accident In 1918 numbered to refund these and also to replace
Secretary
M
endenhall
showed
In
team follows: J a n u a ry 8, Acea at
about 10,680. F iv e years la te r, 1923, >15,000 in w a rra n ts w ith bonds.
lit addition to Ihe d aughter here,
th a t aa soon aa the contract Is and program . Speakers are being action fo r some tim e.
his
annual
report
that
the
organ
Cottage
G rove; J a n u a ry 15, De-
nurvlvlng children
are:
F ra n k
M a tc h m a k e r G ra y has lined up thè fig u re had mounted to 18,416
signed and equipm ent can-be movent. arran(fed
T he finance com m ittee was in­
Kneebone. F lan dreau. S l> : H en ry ixation was active and
good p relim in aries to round out and fou r years later, in 1927, the structed to proceed against those N e ff e a t C ottage G rove; F eb ru a ry
to the scene o f operations by the
T he county agent and cooperat­
p llsh e d m u ch d u r in g 192V.
5, F arm e rs C ream ery a t Cottage
Kneebone. F a ll* C ity , Mr». Ange
contractors w ork can be got under ing project com m ittees of the I-ane hta card on the 15th and promises to ta l was 25,851.
who are delinquent w ith street,
T h e follow ing officers w ere elec­
Grove; F eb ru a ry 7. F a rm e rs C ream ­
lion H o w lrk , T o fleld . A lta ; G lto
th a t some new scrappers w ill be
T h a t n eith e r the increase in the sidew alk and sewer assessments.
way.
county a g ric u ltu ra l council are
ery a t Eugene “Y ” ; F eb ru a ry 10,
Kneebone, Mlaaourl. am i Mr». N eva ted C. E. S te w a rt, president; 1«. W.
seen in action. T h e boys are w o rk ­ county's population n or the in­
w o rkin g on program s fo r the v a ri­
Coiner, firs t vice president; II . H.
D e N e ffe a t U. of O. men's gym ;
.
ing out d aily a t the west side g ym ­ creased num ber o f vehicles in use
Poland. F all» C ity.
ous days, to be announced w ith in
Griggs, second vice president. F . E.
Odd FHIow n, Retiekahn Install.
F eb ru a ry 19, K . C. a t Cottage
nasium.
w holly accounts fo r this g row ing M e li S C o m m u n it y C lSSS
M endenhall, secretary; T. C. W h eel­
M ore than ISO attended the Joint the next week.
G rove; F eb ru a ry 26, Idylw ood a t
menace, is conclusively proved. F o r
M r». Am anda Italic,a-k.
er, treasurer; C. A. B eldler. P. S. Installation of o fficer» held S a tu r­
M onroe; F eb ru a ry 21. Aces a t “Y " ;
each 100.000 persons in the United
Mrs T ru n n ell on N a tio n al W o rk .
F u n era l service» fo r M m . Am an
Itukow ski, G o ttfrie d G rab er and J. day evening In 1. O. O. F. hall by
M arc h 3. G nats a t “Y ” : M arch 5,
L A T H A M , Jan. 7. — (S p ecial.)— States in 1924. 15.7 w ere killed in
da Babcock, resident o f thia »action A. W isem an, hoard of directors.
the I. O. O. F. and Rebekah lodges.
G nats at Cottage G rove; M arch 6,
M rs. H ugh T ru n n e ll has been ap- such accidents, but in 1928 the num ­
foi many year», who died M on,lay
A. E . Burrow » and M r». E th el F e r­
pointed to head a com m ittee of ber fo r each 100,000 population had C aravan Headed by Traffic Officer» K. C. a t St. M ary's, Eugene; M arch
In Salem, were held here thin a fte r
guson w ere In stallin g officers and
12, Idylw ood a t Cottage Grove.
J
local persons th a t w ill plan a better grown to around 21 casualties. For
noon
Rev.
J.
Mark
Comer,
panloi
Will Go to Linn County
they were nsnlnted by M r and Mra.
T h e R o yal A rcan um schedule
. ,r H i t ' S . v r n t h d M V A d w o l l ' l . I i l l l c h
J
registered
in
home cam paign in L ath am . This every 100,000 cars
C. H . M cK Ibben os grand marshals.
follows; J a n u a ry 8, D eM olay a t
City January 19.
A series o f sormons on religious appointm ent was made by the na- i 1927 there w ere 100 deaths in auto-
in Salem, and an o ld-tim e friend of
T h e Odd Fellow» Installed
the paintings w ill be preached Sunday tional office of B e tte r Homes In mobile accidents and this ra tio in-
C ottage G rove; J a n u a ry 13, Pleas-
the fa m ily , officiate«!
follow
Elective
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a n t H ill a t P leasant H ill; J an u ary
M . I K ing
M rr
• I I- - officers.
«no I „ r . Bert
v rs L. • I evening» by Pastor Duncan P. Cam Am erica, the headquarters of w hich creased by 1928 to about 102 deaths
A m an da M a ria n
B urdick wan
H a tch N G .. John Sondera, V . O !
of th<> P resbyterian church be are in W ashington, D. C. T his or- fo r each 100,000 cars registered. The
A rrang em en ts
fo r a banquet 22, M arcóla a t M arcóla; Janu ary
born J an u ary 2. 1»«2. In L aP o rte . l ‘ r<Mliictlnn, l*uat|M>nr<l F ro m Dc-
i tween now and Easter. A picture ganization each year sponsors a comparisons show, in o th er words, which an Albany's men's class w ill 29, W e n d lin g a t Cottage Grove;
N. Y. She wan m a rrie d to M orion
treasurer; appointive officers. T r u ­ of the p ain tin g to be discussed w ill i nation-w ide program fo r the im- th a t autom otive fa ta litie s are in­ give the com m u nity m en’s bible F eb ru a ry 5, W e n d lin g a t W endling;
r m ib r r , In to Be 1‘renented
I»', ttalieoek N o vem ber 2, 1882, In
m an C la rk , w ard en; C. A
K ing,
be given each person as he enters provem ent o f housing conditions. creasing out o f proportion both to class of this city J an u ary 19 as a F e b ru a ry 12, M arcóla a t Cottage
New A uburn. M in n . A fte r »pend
Tueaday N ig ht.
conductor; A. E . Burrow s. R. S. N .
R ay L. W ilb u r, secretary of the in­ g’-owth in population and increased rew ard fo r w in n in g a recent atte n - G rove; F eb ru a ry 26, D eM olay at
Ing a ahort tim e In Boulder, C o lo .
O .; R alp h Chestnut. L. 8. N . G.; the church
dance contest w ere made at a meet- | Eugene “Y ” ; M arc h 5, Pleasant H ill
they came to Cottage Grove In 1889
Some of the world's moat famous terior. heads the organization. H e autom obile registration.
P e te r B ritte n , I. G.; George C u rrln ,
ing last T hu rsday in Eugene be- a t Cottage Grove.
paintings have been selected
for took the place vacated by President
"The
unit settled In the S ilk creek neigh
ju n io r clans play,
The
O. G .; A. T . Reldler, R. 8. V . O .;
tween an A lb an y com m ittee and
W a lk e r's schedule follows Janu-
borhtxxl.
Patay,' pont poned fro m a m onth Ed Adams, L. 8. V. G .; E . C. Leum , thia group o f sermons and it Is the Hoover, who now acts as honorary
Rev. I. G. Shaw. C. L. M adden and a ry 10. T hu rston at T hu rston ; Jan-
focus c hairm an. B e tte r homes week w ill
S u rv iv in g are the husband; tw o ago on account of an ep idem ic of c h a p |a ln ; j H. P onafórd, R. 8. 8.; Intention o f the pastor to
E . J. K ent, representing the local uary 14, S. P. a t W a lk e r; Janu ary
new light upon them . Hts philoso­ be observed A p ril 27 to M ay 3.
non», E d w ard
Babcock, Cottage nlcknenn, w ill be given at
15 next R. E. Jones, L. 8. 8.
class. J an u ary 12 was to have 24. Thu rston a t W a lk e r; F eb ru a ry
phy
is
th
a
t
If
the
flo
w
e
r
tn
the
Grove, and W a lte r It.
Babcock, Tuesday. Thin w ill be the
first
T he Rebekahs installed the fol­
been the o ffic ia l closing day o f the 6, Santa C la ra a t S an ta C lara;
Spanish War Vets Install.
P o rtla n d ; a b rother, E . J. B u rd ick. play to be given In the high school low ing: Elective officers, M ra. E va crannied w a ll m ay tell w h a t God
contest but the Albany nass con- F eb ru a ry 20, Santa C la ra a t W a lk -
B e rt B. C h an d ler poet, Spanish
Is tP o rte , N . Y ; a »Inter, Mrs. E. H. gym nasium
T he stage han been H a tc h . N. G .; M rs N e ttle Jones, V. and m an are, how much more these
In view of present tra ffic conges­ ceded defeat tw o weeks ahead of e r : M arch 14, S.
a t Eugene Y.
Babcock. R edfield, 8. D.; tw onlecea, equipped a t considerable expense G .; M ra. Alice Conner, secretary: picture flow ers of the w orld's great W a r Veterans, has installed the fol­ tion almost everyw here in the
A t the end o f the re g u la r sched-
time.
lowing officers; H . A. G allow ay,
M rs. R S. T ra n k , thin city, and amt the a u d ito riu m
celled. The M ra. E m altn e W ilson, recording artists reveal God's tru th .
U n ited States, a recently unearthed
A caravan composed of every ! u'« ihe champions o f the three
T he picture fo r discussion
the com m ander; W m . H . M ille r, sen­ forecast made 25 years ago reg ard ­
M ih E. M Oberg, W a lla W alla, and celling g reatly Improved the acous­ secretary;
M ra. Susie G aro utte,
m an who has attended the class classes w ill m eet to decide the inde-
nix g randchildren.
tic». T he engineering class haa In­ tre a s u re r, appointive officers, Mrs. com ing Sunday evening is "Christ ior vice; H ugh S m ith , ju n io r vice; ' ing the fu tu re of the autom obile is and can possibly be in the lineup pendent cham pionship,
and the R ich Young R u le r." O th er W . B. Stennett, a d ju ta n t and quar- a b it hum orous in spots. T h e proph­
stalled lights on the stage, which Genevieve Booth, w arden;
Mrs.
w ill leave the Arcade a t 9:30 Jan­
han alno been furnished w ith a c u r­ E d ith Sanders, conductor; M rs. pictures tn the o rder In w hich thev terniaster; I. G. Shaw, chaplain; G ecy was found in the old files o f the
George W . Shlelil».
uary 19. T he
Am erican
Legion
w ill be discussed, are as follows
W . Sweet, o ffic e r o f day; R
L.
George W . Shields, who was born ta in and cycloram a.
O regon S tate M o to r association.
M in n ie W illits , R. 8. N . G.; M rs.
d ru m corps and T r a ffic O fficers
T h e same rent that would have Rosa C u rrln , L. 8. N . G.; Mrs. V in a "The F lig h t In to E g yp t" by P lo c k -i Rodgers, o ffic er of guard; Charles
near C ottage G rove 70 year» ago,
The funniest p a rt is the prophecy E a rl B. Houston, H . W . H o w ­
died J an u ary 4 at lit» home on Row been pnid at the theater w ill be S m ith , I. G.: M ra. C la ra K ent, O. G .; horst; "C h rist Teaching F ro m a Cochran, trustee.
th a t the autom obile “Is the key to ard and Paul E . M organ w ill
"T h e Good
'
the M rs. Lena Sears, R. 8. V. Q .; M rs. Boat" by H o fm a n n ;
river. F u n era l services were held charged fo r each play u n til
the problem of over-congested tr a f ­ head the c a r a v a n , which is
——
Tuesday afternoon, Rev. W . V. M e- - several hundred dollars w hich the E va Aubrey, L. 8. V . G .; Mrs. E tta Shepherd” by Plockhorst; "C hrist j AT
fic in our city streets. N o t only
scheduled to a rriv e a t Albany at
E v
wag elected preai(ient
Gee and Rev. D u ncan P. Cam eron stage im provem ent« cost has been Shaw, chap lain ; Miss Jessie San­ and the F ish erm en " by Z im m er- J ’ 4
would the space now occupied by noon. T he Albany delegation w ill Qf thc
county f a , r board a t a
m an; "T he L ig h t of the W o rld ” by
r
o ffic ia tin g . In te rm e n t wa» In the returned to the school d istrict.
horses be saved and the streets be
born, musician.
H u n t; "C h rist W a lk in g
on
the
Shield» cem etery.
T h e play cant In as follows: BUI
made « n i t ^ r h u " . ‘ The m oVm Vruck
' ’ " V ^ h 't h 'e
A short program , including the
«ho an <i escort it through the city to
. w b jpb b» rm onv was the pre-
M r. Shields wa« born October 7, H a rrin g to n . Read H enien w ay; Mrs. singing o f A m erica and a few b rie f W a te r by P lo c k h o rs t; "T h e Ange-
would d ra w the load in h a lf the the arm ory, w here the banquet w ill a t w hich h arm ony was the pre­
v a ilin g note.
M ,lle ,\ < 7 h e . T T P
u",
- L A ...........
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185«, and spent ht» e n tire life here W illia m H a rrin g to n . Jean Allison; talks. followed in stallation . L a te r !u s '
tim
e,
thus
more
than
doubling
the
T H A M , Jan. 7.— (S p ec ia l.)— A
be served. A program w ill follow
I t was d efin ite ly decided th a t
C hrist s T tiu m p h a l N gw y e a r's d ay spent tn school w idth of the streets.
He wan ageil 70 years, 2 months, 27 G race H a rrin g to n , Carolyn G ran- ligh t refreshm ents w ere served In , hy H o fm a n n
and Cottage G rove has been asked M abel H . Chadw ick, elected secre­
E n try Into Jerusalem by
oc^ proved no hardship to pupils of this
daya.
»la; P n triclu
H a rrin g to n , Loulae the banquet room.
Although the Prophet missed it
9everal numberg
ta ry a t a previous balloting, which
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hor»t; "T h e Last Supper
by De d latrict and m any dec|ared they badly regarding the m otor vehicle
S u rviving relatives are the widow, W ynne; H illy C aldw ell, Leon Van
h>vinB. „ „ „ whlph ,
Those having care w hich they are was disputed, should stand
____ ___
V in ci; "Christ Before P ila te " by had a better tim e than if there had reducing the over-congested tra f-
as sec-
M r». Lucy Shield»; fo u r child ren , N o rtw lc k , Ton y Anderson, Delbert
fic, he h it " t o f f ^ r e U y ^wJn when * ’‘ “ ‘" f j 0
't h e i^ a t 'the re ta ry u“ der the iirs t election-
Robert and James Shields and Mrs. ( Safley; Smite Buchanan, W llb e rta
been no school. A basket luncheon
have
been
asked
to
list
them
a
t
the
M
rs.
C
h
ad
w
ick
was
not
fo
rm a lly
Descent fro m the „ fo r the pupils was a feature, each he said “it w ill free the horse fro m
Leo W ilson, C ottage Grove, and ’ W ilson; F ra n c is P a tric k O 'F ln h er-
• xa».
x-.
.. i „
.. - - „ "T he
.
Chestnut tra n s fe r,
elected a t the F rid a y session, but
Mrs. G ro ver Devine, M in i; tw o sin- ty, Cecil Beck; " T rip ” Busty, Cecil
Ru^ons; H e Is Risen
ch l|d having asked his m other to the burden o f dru dg ery.”
M r. Lee, who was vice president un-
: by Plockhorst.
prepare h im an even b etter lunch
ter», M rs. James Llnebaugh, Cot- Beck.
A n other p a rt of the prophecy
H EBRO N.
der the firs t disputed election, was
Pastor Cam eron says th a t mem- tban uguai_ T he pupils of each th a t came tru e was "th ro ug h stand­
lage G rove, and M r». Douglas Line-
T h e »lory centers around P a tric ia
named president, succeeding George
T h e city council transacted con- i b<*ra of study clubs and students j room combined th e ir lunches and ard izatio n cars w ill be b u ilt w ith ­
buugh, S ilv e r latke.
H a rrin g to n , a g irl who "runs sec-
(Special to th» Sentinel.)
O. Knowles, Cottage Grove, elected
i ond" to her older sister. She Is the sldernble routine business M onday WM find much of real help in th is be|d a regU|a r N e w Year's dinner, in the reach o f w orkingm en. The
Jan. 7.— F re d P a tto n and Addison president o rigin ally, but w ho died
S series, "C hrist s M in is try and Pas- ^ r s . A lb ert H u ll
furnished
hot la tte r m ay then live in the country
M ra. Id a W a rd .
patsy who Is blam ed w henever any- n ig ht.
M rs. Id a W a rd , resident of this thin g goes w rong, and Is forced to
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h e _________
c ity engineer was Instructed ( slon In A rt.
j dishes of scalloped potatoes and am id the trees, the flow ers and the H e a th k illed a cougar M onday on shortly a fte rw a rd .
H. C. W h eeler o f Pleasant H ill
v ic in ity since 1872, died here early 1 rem ain In Ihe background in o rder 1 ( O purchase a p ortab le pump fo r j
' -
" —
1 ”
beans, M
M rs.
rs. John M cC all sent pip- birds.” It was also stated th a t the T a y lo r butte. T h e cougar had killed
: ' beans,
was nam ed vice president and O. 8.
Sunday m orning a t the home o f n , th a t her sister m ay be presented to use of the w ater, street and sewer i SLOT MACHINES DON'T GET
¡bg hot P a rk e r house rolls, fresh autom obile was becoming “invalu ­ one o f A lfre d W h ite 's sheep.
Miss M iria m
P ip e r and
M rs. F letcher, L an e county a g ric u ltu ra l
b rother, F ra n k A n la u f.
F u n era l advantage. H e r fattier, a tra v e lin g departm ents.
O. K. DISTRICT ATTORNEY ' fro m the oven, baked beans and able to the physician, the fire m a n
services were held W ednesday a f man, Is on her side, and fin a lly dc-
scalloped corn, and M rs. S turdevant and every class to w hom it Is im ­ Charles W h ite attended the fun eral agent, was nam ed d irecto r, tak in g
T h e engineer was instructed to
p o rtan t to tra v e l rap idly." N o men­ o f Jim P o rte r M onday in Cottage the place le ft vucant by the death
ternoon a t thc chapel, w ith
Rev elares his Independence and put.« install three m odern fire hydrants
T h a t he has given his approval of sent a fresh cake.
of M r. Knowles.
tion Is made of college students or Grove.
F a th e r C urley of Eugene o ffic ia t­ m a In her place. This brings about in place of those now on M ain [ the use or sale of any n lckel-in-the-
M r. and M rs. Owen W ilson and
Resolutions on the death o f M r.
. . .
xi
j
t - i
youngsters m a k in g “whoopee," but
ing. In te rm e n t was In the C o m ­ Patsy's u ltim a te triu m p h and she street, and to use the old ones else- slot vending m achine, or a slot ma-
becomes the bride of the m an she w here tn the city.
possibly these w ere not anticipated baby son w ho live near Modesto, K now les w ere adopted.
stock cem etery.
chine or vending m achine of any :
Cal., are vis itin g M rs. W ilson ’s par-1
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25 years ago.
M rs. W a rd was born F eb ru a ry loves.
H o rto n A Tyson of Eugene were ' character. Is em p h atically denied
ents. M r. and M rs. Charles W h ite , j
FAIR TO BE HEI.D
12, 1856, In W estm oreland county,
A s k it w ill be presented by the employed to a u d it the city bookR.
by A lta K in g, d istrict a tto rn ey , w h o ,
Miss M iria m P ip e r had as dinner
E A R L IE R , S E P T . 18, 17, 18, 19
Pennsylvania,
Hhe came here tn characters F rid a y m o rn ing In the
AVVLICAT1ONS ENUMERATING
In response to request of Charles makes the statem ent because o f a
___ _
Shnnda It was ordered th a t ob- j report th a t a salesman fo r a slot j
JOBS TO BE FILED ON FEB. 1 guests F rid a y M rs. Charles W h ite ,;
1872, settling a t C u rtin , south of gym nasium .
M r. and M rs. W ilson and Clayton
Thp 1930 L an e county f a lr w m be
here, w here she resided u ntil m ov­
Despite the fact th a t the state tax
structlons on sidew alk and in street machine had said it had the district
i held Septem ber 16, 17, 18 and 19, as
E n um erators fo r ta k in g the 1930 Simmons.
ing to the c ity recently.
on gasoline was increased a cent
a t the P. T . b uilding on north R iv e r attorney's approval.
Steam Inauln for Yeur.
- - selected
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“ r - and M rs. Charles v\ hite had
regu|t o( action taken by the
t
In addition to the b ro th er o f this
T h e d is tric t a tto rn ey says that the firs t of the year, the re ta il price federal census are to be
D u rin g the year 1929 fo u r great road be rem oved a t once.
f a ir
city, surviving relatives are a
Councllm en D u rh a m . H a rv e y and the law reg ard ing slot machines in Cottage G rove has not been ad­ an ea rly date. Jos. H . K oke. E u - a® Sunday d in n e r guests Miss M ir- executive com m ittee of the
steam turbines were Installed. Each
grandson, R o bert H e d ric k ,
P o rt­
vanced. T he retailers are absorbing gene, supervisor for this d istrict, iam P ip er, M r. and Mrs. H e rm a n board W ednesday afternoon.
has n g re a te r capacity than
the T ra s k w ere appointed an advisory has not been changed and th a t It
M em bers of the com m ittee w ere
the e x tra cent. T he total tax Is w rites th a t applications m ay be B arkem eyer and daughter K atie,
land; three brothers, Robert An
en tire Muscle Shoals power house police com m ittee to act w ith the w ill be enforced.
lauf, A n lau f; Joseph A nluuf, M y rtle
now four cents a gallon. License filed w ith his office o r m ailed d i­ M r. and M rs. A lb ert B arkem eyer unanim ous fo r holding the f a ir In
and is second In size only to the m ayor.
Creek, and T . A. A n lau f, C u rtin , and
fees were decreased at the same rect to the d irecto r of the census at and little son Leonard. M r. and the m iddle o f Septem ber. T h e y
O. B. P itc h e r, ch ie f o f police, C.
County Clerk Fees Listed.
hydroelectric plants at N ia g a ra
M ra. H o hm an and fam ily , M r. and
a sister, M rs. B e rth a Eniburg, Inis
Receipts fo r 1929 at the o ffice of tim e that the add itio nal tax w ent W ashington. I t is the desire to M rs. Owen W ilson and baby and held th a t the late date would en­
F alls and Conowlngo. These are E. Frost, health o fficer, H . W . Lom­
able farm e rs to show a b etter va­
Into effect, so th a t consumers are | get a complete and accurate cen-
Angeles,
located nt State Line, In d ia n a ; East bard, city atto rn ey, and L. W . C oin­ the Lane county cle rk w ere $22,-
rie ty and q u a lity o f products. In
gettlng the low er license w ith o u t a sun and, w ith this end in view, it | Clayton Simmons,
R iver, N ew Y o rk ; Philo, Ohio, nnd er, engineer, w ere a ll unanim ously S21
M rs - F o w le r and son. M iles Fow - 1929 the
_ f a ir was
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held ___
In —
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m ld-
reelected.
T he largest total fo r one m onth | corraapondlng I n c r e w j n the prlca is desired th a t civic bodies get con-
H e ll G ate, N e w Y o rk.
August before some products
1 was $2187.80, recorded In June.
fuel, w hile tourists w ill now pay scientlous enum erators to apply fo r, le r. and M r. and M rs. K lic k a riiv e d ,
F ro m an engineering standpoint,
l S aturday fro m Vancouver, W ash.. were rpa(ly f(jr diHplay.
Receipts fo r the year w ere segre- a la rg e r proportion of the cost of positions,
the principal developm ents o f the
State Funds for McKenzie.
Each applicant w ill be m ailed a a nd visited the T o m W illia m s fam -
yeur have been m ain ly In the Im ­
S A L E M , Ore., Jan. 1. Contracts gated as follows; Recording fees, roads which they use.
questlonnaire, w hich m ust be re- Hy u n til M onday, M rs. F o w ler
Elks Give to Christman Fund.
provem ent o f steam -electric genera­ fo r the construction of tw o bridges $9467.12; c irc u it court fees, $8225,
turned to the d ep artm en t before M rs. W illia m s ' m other.
A check of $50 fo r use as a spe­
M ra. John Kebelbeck
Action by the city council Io re tion. O nly ten per cent of ,bp and the Im provem ent o f 82 miles of probate
i i i i I ic stages to provide a term in a l y e a r s power house construction has highw ays w ill be let by the state raw
Sunday dinner guests the cial C hristm as cheer fund was g iv­
808
*“*“ been
*- •“ in “*--------------»
hydro-electric
o '- i plants,
hlghw ny while,
commission
1
al
Its next i
T o m W illia m s fa m ily and
th e ir en Rev. Duncan P. Cam eron, chalr-
hero were advanced ...........................
d uring
th«1
pected to take a m onth.
guests” M ra “ Fowler',’‘’ MUes“ F o w le r m an
‘ be com m u nity cheot by the
past week by Ihe filin g of a fo rm a l on the o th er hand, the concentra­ m eeting in P o rtla n d on J anu ary 16.
E lks lodge of Eugene d d n
u r rin
and M r. and M rs. K lic k . S
*P,k"
i« g
« t the
h.
Llnyd Swanson la Injured.
petition w ith the
public service tion of production In large, high-1 according to notices being sent out
Junior
High
Loses
to
Eugene.
money w as
Lloyd Swanson, em ploye at the
contractors by the departm ent
M r. and M rs, F red P atto n and holiday season. T h e
commission. T his w ill result In a pressure steam units hns m ade re
T
h
e
basketball
team
of
the
Cot­
C h ief of Police P itc h e r was a
used fo r a num ber of deserving
here. T he pro gram of highw ay 1m- W , A. W oodard m ill, suffered a
children w ere N e w Year's guest«
public h earing nt w hich both sides m ai knbln progress.
popular landlord d urin g 1929. H is tage Grove ju n io r high school suf­
fam ilies. Several fro m here belong
'
provem ent to be tak e n up by the deep gash o f the c a lf o f the left
of M r. and M rs. Jasper P atton of
w ill be presented. F o r the present
fered
a
crushing
defeat
F
rid
a
y
register
shows
th
a
t
he
had
519
to the Eugene E lk s lodge.
H e was
New Attorney Loeatea.
commission a t the J an u ary session Ipg Tuesday forenoon.
the city hns set nslde a p arking
Eugene,
when
W
oodrow
Cottage
Grove.
night
in
guests In the "dog house.”
A l­
James II. Ross, recent gradu ate [ w ill be one of the most extensive In trim m in g up the end of a log, when
space of h a lf a block fo r Ihe stnges,
the
M r. and M rs. A rtie Dugan and
W
ilson
Junior
high
toppled
though
the
guests
were
furnished
the ax slipped o ff the log nnd
Inheritance Taxe» Paid.
__ local hoopers 65 to 12. A t h a lf tim e children w ere Sunday guest» a t the
tint, this privilege was given only o f the U n iv e rs ity o f O regon l a w ! recent years.
w ith no bedding other than
the
State Inheritance taxes o f f6,-
R esurfacin g 21 miles o f the N im ­ struck h im . H e was brought here concrete
Icm p ornrlly and probably would he I school, has accepted a position w ith
floor, no com plaints were W oodrow W ilson was leading 40 to F rad
hom e-
fa ir 094.18 w ere paid In I«ane county
w ith d ra w n should the singe own- H e rb e rt W . Ixim hnrd nnd w ill have ro d -B elknap Springs section of the to the o ffice o f D r. Frost fo r first filed, and no guest beat a bill. The 6. C ottage Grove played a better
F C. F ü h re r ®“ end* d
d u rin g 1929, according to a sum ­
era show no dlspiislllon Io p ro v id e ' charge of Justice court business nnd M cK en zie h ig hw ay In la n e county aid tre a tm e n t and then tak e n to a chief takes no chances on his guests brand o f ball tn the second h a l f , board m eeting F rid a y in Eugene,
Eugene hospital.
m a ry fro m Thom as B. K a y , atata
te rm in a l facilities.
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cred it association
business.
M r. j is one of the projects.
leaving d uring the night hours. H e and checked the Eugeneans more
treasurer.
H e a rin g on the petition lias been Rosa was a tenchui at Dorenn u few
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closely.
keeps them locked in.
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net fo r F eb ru a ry 7.
, years ago.
Al Straub and Norton
Are On Wednesday s Bill .omethmg for hi.
Siuslaw Highway Bid
Gets Engineers’ Approval
use Found to Be Delinquent
Formers’ Week Planned
Eugene January 20-24
30,000 Lives Is Toll
Of Automobiles in 1929
C. G. Teams Are Entered
For County Basketball
Junior Fitly Is tO Bt‘
First in Gymnasium
Wins Albany Banquet
Religious Paintings to Be
Discussed by Cameron
Motor Car to Relieve
Congestion Is Prophecy
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U. Lee Is Chosen
To Head Fair Board
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DidlerS Hbsorb tLXtra
Cent Ci as Tax
Petition Asks Terminal
For Stage Lines Here
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