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I.A .N K C O U N T Y . O K V O O N . T i l l K H D A Y . J A N I A K T so. I l
V O LI'M E X X X IX .
WHEELER TUITION LAW
IS SUBJECT Of DISPUTE
Eugene Huperliitenda lit A l t a . k * II
m ill ( u t i l i t y
Hu|M»rtiil«-iiil< nt
Defend« II.
T he operation o f the W heeler
law under w hich the high achoola
o f lain « county are financed noil
w hich wa« attacked by the Eug«n«
echool board at lie M onday night
in e rtin g were defended Tuenday by
K. J M oore, county ■uperlhtrndent
o f «chorda.
'T h e re are few er objection« to
the operation« o f the W heeler law
In I zine county than there are to
the operation« of the other law gov
e rn ln g
lire
financin g
of
high
echool« In the o ther counlle« of the
«tale," «aid M r Moore "The W heel
e r law la not a p e rio d
law and
could be Im proved but It «hould be
followed ra th e r than revertin g to
the law «1111 followed
In other
eountle«."
O f the 24 high «chord* In
the
county, the m a jo rity are located In
■ u ra l district« w hich, under the
W h eeler law , have plant« and
e q u ip m e n t m uch b elter than they
could a ffo rd Io provide were they
com pelled to bear the fu ll buideo
o f the expense, Superintendent
M oore said
In general, he ««Id.
th e ru ra l high «chord« of lauie
co u n ty are b etter equipped than
thiMe of the reel of the «late.
T h e W h eeler law , eald Huperln
tenrlent I I It lltrold of the Etigene
public echool«, 1« aim ed to aid the
s m a lle r d letrlcta and 1« thus well
Intended, but It la proving othei
wlae In actu al operation.
About
h a lf o f the sm aller high «chuol dl»
trlc ta of the county are toeing
m oney throu gh lie operation«, while
the gain In other« Is «mall
A ll of
the la rg e r dtatrlcte are loser«, he
•aid.
In Eugene. the loee to the »chord
d is tric t under the operation o f the
W h eeler law am ounts to about
*13.500 a year, he declared before
the m eeting o f the «chord board
M unday night
Cottage drove.
S p rin g fie ld and Junction C ity also
re p o rt loasee
Eugene w ill w o rk actively for a
r t lu r n to the law
under which
high school« In other counties of
the state are financed. M r. Gooltl
■aid. T h e decision w ill be made by
the county boundary board at Its
m eeting In July as
provided by
law Representative« fro m Junction
C ity and C ottage d ro v e appeared
b efo re the board last year
and
nahrd a re tu rn to the fo rm e r m e th
od. but the board voter! to continue
the present policy
tin d e r the W h eeler law , a u ni
fo rm taa u f 1.74 m ills Is levied on
a ll p ro perty In the county fo r the
support o f high schools, T h e money
thus obtained la distributer! to the
high echool districts on a baate of
attendance, **> each for the first
20 etudents In average d ally a lie n
dance, *50 fo r the next 20. and *3”
each fo r the rem ainin g students In
each school.
U n der the optional law , used by
a ll o ther counties, each d is tric t
bear« the burden of m ain tain in g
Its own high school, w ith the coun
l y court responsible for
levying
taxes w hich w ill care fo r the tul
tlon of student« living In non high
echool districts. T h is law. «aid M i
Gould, w hile not desirable In all
aspects. Is the leaser of tw o evil« In
th a t II Is more fa ir to the In d iv i
dual d istricts than that
now
In
force.
Ix)ss to School District
Discussed by Chamber
T h e W h e ele r law , w hereby II wan
»aid th a t the C ottage d ro v e school
d is tric t Is penalised *2,000 annual
ly In earin g fo r pupils fro m out
■Ide d istricts, wan dlsru««ed at
Tuesday's noon luncheon of the
c ham ber of commerce. It was also
said the! Eugene Is losing 123,000
through the operation of this Inw
and th a t the Pleasant l l l l l school
d is tric t, fo r the benefit of which
the law wan fath ered by Represen
ta tiv e W h eeier o f that d is tric t, 1«
now also being penalized, although
It at firs t was bcnefltted.
T h rou gh the o|>eratlon of
this
la w the largest tuition Is paid on
Ih« firs t u nit of pupils registered
high school, and on succeed
In
reduced,
In« units It Is g reatly
thereb y b e n e flttln g d istricts w ith
sm all attendance to the In ju ry of
districts w ith large enrollm ents.
T h e county boundary board has
the pow er to decide w h eth er the
county shall operate under this law
o r under the high school tuition
law under w hich all other counties
o f the state operate, and this board
w ill be asked to re tu rn to the old
law.
One m illio n new telephone poles
a re erected annually.
iS 'i
nator Hailey h / it tim lee Hlankel C ra sh es
I ioors. // tnthnvs
Mistaken hlentity
Her»» tor Kil F H a lk y o f June
(Ion C ity, tu n d u lat« foi (h r d im o
c ia t lr
tfu bernatnrlal nom ination,
wan tin» vlotlm of m lntakan Iden tity
Tuam lay whan It waa reported (hat
he had boan a p artic ip a n t In an
auto m o bllr craah a short d is ta n t*
Mouth of her«*
T h e accident wa«
reported by tho«« w«dl acquainted
w ith Sen ato r Itallay and a call to
tha guratf«« that ««nt out a w recker
aeemed to c o n firm the report. T h e
newe Marriietl mo auth en tic that It
was went out to P o rtland dalllea
and given the A«Mo<-iutei| P icmm
W hen Senator Halley lead
the
dlw|>ntch at I i I m Junction C ity home
Wed n r m l ay m o rn ing he had
no
recollr< tlon of having been aw ay
fro m Junction C ity the day o f the
auppoaed accident and came to the
concluMlon that e ith e r aotne one
had played a Joke on h im or that
the g u b e in u to ila l contest was get*
tin g him .
One of the cars in the accident
was being operated
by
W
A
TbonipMon, travelin g aalaaman. T he
other, In which M aiiator Halley and
w ife Were wuppoeed to be pMMuen-
gera, was being operated by a sm all
m an whoa«« name was not learned
here Senator Hailey t»|»s the scales
at considerable ovei 34M) pounds,
which make» the m istaken identity
seem inexplicable, but here's the
w ay It happened A woman who
Know» Senator Hailey
saw
Mr
Thom pson, who was in one of the
cars, com ing Into the city In a
w recker. She m lxto«k h im fo r
Is'l “several
Senator Hatley and n o tlfi
Masonic friends o f Sena il,, Hatley.
They went to the garage and asked
for Senator Hailey, Those at the
garage had not learned the nam e
o f (lie «xcupants o f the slightly In
Juied car. which hail proceeded on
Its way, did not
know
Senator
lia alley
llry and presumed
presum ed that
d ial those
H
RECEIVER MAY OPERATE GODARDGETSCONTRACT
U M . MILL PROPERTY WIDENING AND LIGHTING
In a fre a k accident as t*n after
rnnth of the racent storm glass and
doors In the r * e r of the Stew art
Repreiieiitative of Bondholder*
building occupied by the K n ow le*
& G ra b e r h ard w a re w ere demoi
Inspect* Holding* Bat Doe*
Isbed when a sheet of Ice slipped
fro m the roof of the warehouse
Not Discuss Intentions
b uildin g ar< oss the alley. The
building has a m etal roof, which
p erm itted the en tire covering of It«
George T. G e rlln g e r of P o rtland ,
to fall in one avalanche.
M rs. C recen tly appointed re<»lver for the
A H u rtell, fro m a w indow m Hotel
A
M iddleton L u m b e r
H a rte il, noticed the
icy
blanket Anderson
start to slip and warned the own com pany of thl« city, returned to
ers of the store. T h e alley
was P o rtla n d ¿Saturday w ithout m akin g
barricaded to tra ffic . but w indow * a statem en t a» to w hat would be
and doors w ere given no prater don,- w ith the com pany « property.
tlon, as It was thought there was H a went over the p ro perty In de
no danger o f th e ir being damaged. tail, however, and »aid he would
T he alley was filled tw o feet deep re tu rn w ith in a week and probably
w ith Ice and snow.
have «om ething deflnlt« In m ind at
th a t tim e. T h e belief here Ir th a t
M r. G ertln g er w ill recomm end to
the bondholders, fo r whom he 1«
acting, th a t operations be resumed
In a t least one of the tw o saw m ill«
owned by the lu m b e r com pany A
considerable q u a n tity o f logs now
A d m it H aving E n tered O regon ( Ity down In the woods would keep a
m ill going fo r some time.
M o re and T a k in g Grr»certre
I t 1« also understood that I t » . I I
and Clothing
be necessary fo r operation« to tie
started t h l. sum m er on a contract
covering a 10-yeur c u ttin g In the
Chester M ille r, 17, who gave his n ation al forests or the con tract w ill
parents as M r and M ra. A. F. M il be cancelled. T his con tract Is eon-
ler,
. . 2093
. . Prescott,
.
. P . o . rtla n d , and
. .
»Idered of great value and the lum -
M arm n Ixrvelace 1» w ho gave h l. b .,. com
considerable
p a re n t, a . M r and M rs. 1 B U .v e - „
ln
, o thp , ract
lace. 63 T w e n ty -E ig h th street. P o rt- operation»
land, w anted for theft o f a car be-
Th
<.
i> ..i,i. i
—
'“ " « ' " K “ w ’ f "
railw ay owned by Anderson A M id i
Preh.nded W ednesday
13 m ile . dh>l
w a , no, , ahpn over
sou h lit h e r . S illin g on the balus- recelvergW
procerdlnga probably
trade of the Comstock
overhead , „ cauM . , he aaJM.t , o fa th „ |umbe»
signalling p a a a in g m o tn rta U fo r » c o m p a n y w ere
considered
more
ride T hey had abandoned the car , ha„ n re eM « ry to .«c u re the bond-
on the streets of C ottage G rove at- j bolder»
most d ire c tly across the street fro m
'
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the find
,b r P°l*e« sta tio n I . t . was ...........
x z ’ll I
Two Portland Lads Who
Steal Car Taken Here
Local Bid I* $32 Under Next
Closest; Contest for Work
I* Spirited
A con tract fo r w idening M ain
street fo u r feet and Installation of
o rn am en tal lights was let by the
city council M onday to H I.. God
ard o f this city at a bid price of
*10.687 1« w hich was *32 low er than
the next h ig her bid. O th e r bidders
were A. Lom bard o f Eugene; Stein
B rothers Eugene. J. C. Compton
A Co., M c M in n v ille , and
H a r
greaves A Lindsey,
Eugene. All
bids were close A fluted steel post
was selected fo r the lights.
T o widen M ain street the side
w alk on each side w ill be cut back
tw o feet and concrete g u tte r w ill
take Its place
T h e ornam ental
light« are to be spaced six to each
block, three on each side o f the
street, o r fo u r at each Intersection
and tw o In the center o f each
block.
M r. G odard expects to s ta rt work
and w t" *’n” >,oy U* al labor
4
A p etition has been received by
the council fo r the same Im prove
ments fo r the firs t tw o blocks of
N in th
street north fro m
M ain
street, but this petition has not
been acted upon, due to doubt ae
to w h* * h* r the city has sufficient
^ d" ,o r »<• P * rt
,h *
pro ve
m ent
The city k“
bears
cent of the
“ - “ 50 per
......................
light in stallation , as well as the
street Im provem ents a t
Intersec
tions, and property in the district
bear« the rem ainder.
N I M B E R 17
3 BILLION FEET WASTE
O regon w ith its Ice and «now has
better w eath er than C a lifo rn ia , the
sunshine state, according to a re p
resentative of H a rrla o n A W rig h t.
contractors fo r Installin g govern
m ent airp lan e beacons, who was
here M onday and said th a t condl-
.1—
.
tl ms were eo bad In C a lifo rn ia that
. Ic y sidew alks and pavem ent have .
■ been the cause of a num ber o f ac
! cidents in the past 10 days and |
, several persons have suffered b ro k U.
1 en bones.
W. H . D aug h erty, o f the Daugh-
i * r‘ V L u m b e r com pany, broke his
j |ef t a rm above the elbow F rid a y
,‘ he " I * had b*’ n aent lo Or**on I " h e n he slipped and fell a . he was
____________
on his w ay to his office. H e was
i taken to the P acific C h ris tia n hos-
pltal and the a rm was put In a
‘u
, _
«.
P f l V D a t e d ffir T llP « id flV
,
r •s P *nB " ’ bl*n<
em
n a y , i/a ic u IOr I uesaay ployed as cook a t the G ra y Goose,
------
suffered a broken le ft ankle last
T he F am ily t pstair»' |« Said U, ; T hu rsday afternoon when she fell
as she was leaving her home to go
He F illed W ith Mirth-
I to " o rk
I
D ick H u ff sustained a fractu re
In sp iring U n es.
| of the rig h t a rm above the w ris t a«
------
the result of a fall. Miss B etty
E rskin e's
"Private Jacobs«n »uffered a broken w rist
L ik e John
when she fell on the lee.
L ife o f H elen of T ro y ” or hts new j
Donald Dugan, son of M r. ant
book, “Uncle
Sam ,” the three-act
Mrs. John Dugan, suffered a cut
comedy, "The F a m ily U p s ta irs .' to )
in “ coasting accident S atur
3-Act Comedy, Faculty
be given Tuesday night In the high
school gym nasium by a cast fro m
the faculties o f »he grade and high
schools, gives d elig h tfu lly amusing
Cold Weather
Breaks
v a i n v i U l C ttA S
S. Forest Service Make* Sur
vey With View to Stop
Enormous Lose,
_
M ore ______
than ______
three ___
billion
board
feet o f wood Is now wasted In log
gtng in the
Pacific northw est,
T h ere probably is more unutilized
wood m a te ria l le ft per acre In I his
region than In any other lum bcrlnv
section o f the U nited Slates. ex-
, cept possibly the redw oot oelt of
C alifo rn ia.
T he reasons fo r this are m any
Some are the forest and topog
raphy, the atta c k s of wood destroy
Ing fungi and Insects In standing
and down tim b er, the results of
past foreat fires, and action o f wind
and sleet storms, the last hiring
larg ely uncontrollable. O thers are
the results o f broad anil comptt
rated economic forces. M an y m ay
bo attrib u te d to common methods
and practices o f the logging Ird u a-
try.
These facts are brought out In a
bulletin, "Logging W aste in
the
Douglas F ir Region," by Allen H.
Hodgson, U. 8. forest service, now
being d istributed by the d is tric t
forester. P o rtlan d . Ore.
F ro m 192« to 1929, the forest ser
vice made an exhaustive -lurvey In
the Douglas f ir region o f western
Oregon and W ashington, to fin d the
q u a n tity and character of wood
,,
1 y , a ite r
, hi.
K
lm P °r t» n c * of
-
ilu<ry. the firs t o f a series to
be made w ith the hope o f co n trib
u tin g to the solution of a vexing
problem, m ay be judged when It Is
recalled th a t the region
covered
has about one-fourth of the cou n
try ’s rem ainin g saw tim b e r and
th a t It is now producing nearly
one-third o f the nation's lum ber
u u n n lv
S S /'
T he results o f the survey show
th a t w ith in thia region the annual
S
and
Wr
-
&
ln the woods unused a fte r loggln;;
to A 3,088,743,000
fe l lo«
U U to-
08*'748'000 fM
s i S E ¿ z z
insig ht Into the life of the Joe H e l
fee, SflOW Disappearing
ler fa m ily and provides m irth -in -1
*
PPV
R
spiring incidents galore.
~~~
T he H ellers are the type
that Old T im ers R em em ber W inter Rack
figh ts like cats and dogs am ong
in NO* W hen T here Waa
themselves but would fig h t
the
whole world a t the drop of a hat
Real W eather.
were an outsider to criticize. T h e ir
squabbles provide a large percen
tage of the comedy situations.
T h e cold spell has broken and
E m m a H e lle r, the good natured snow and ice are ra p id ly disappear-
e ffic ie n t m other who
runs
her Ing, although they have disappeared
household w ith g re a t precision and so g rad u ally th a t there ha.; been
who entertains the pet am b itio n o f no danger o f high w ater, and busi-
m a rry in g o ff her daughter Louise, nes« is getting back to a norm al
is played by M rs. lim a T h u m , prin
basis.
clpai of the west side school. Joe
Saw m ills eith er
have
or are
H e lle r, the henpecked husband who about to resume operations. The
w orks in the car barns a t *42.50 a W A W oodard L um ber company's
inquiring k n e w that the p. rson w as t s i M t a u i «az ,h aa ’ I H 1 r t or f,,r f l i n * t h‘* !«««(
h ‘hr f ■ • r is -
w eek and w hom his w ife thin ks m ill probably w ill s ta rt tom orrow
were
w
atching,
th
a
t
led
to
the
H rn e to r Halley
earns only enough to provide hot and th e J. H . Cham bers A Son m ill
N o one waa in ju red In the acrl- search fo r the boys. T h e capture
cakes
b reakfast,
ill m
start
saws
M iu
onday
morning.
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--------------* is portrayed w
was*
a i l i its
u j s
aw a a
i iu t i ) m
u iiiiu jj
was made by f 'lty T r a ff ic O ffic e r
by F. L. G rannis, p rincip al o f the Logging crews are alre a d y back in
M organ
A special m eeting of stockholders b *Fh school. Miss W e rd n a Isbell, the woods fo r both these mills,
T he hoys had on them an Inch
Various reports have been re o f the C ottage Grove cannery has teacher in the high school, takes
ice in log ponds has hindered re-
and a h a lf Jim m y and adm itted ceived here d u rin g the past week been called fo r F eb ru a ry 8. when ! the p art of Annabelle H e lle r, a 12- sum ption o f activities.
that they had entered a «tore In or o f the slaughter of deer and gam e * proposal to dissolve the corpora- >’^er-old spoiled child who thinkx
W h ile the past storm was the
near Oregon C ity at 2 o'clock Tues- birds d u rin g the period th a t they
tlon and dispose o f its assets w ill a piano Is to be used solely as dec- worst in the m em ory of the larg er
day m orning and taken loot w h lrh were helpless in the heavy snow in
be up fo r consideration. T he call oration. W ilb u r W a tkin s , p rincip al num ber o f residents, old tim e rs are
was found this m o rn ing in the Cot the mountains. T h e storm drove
i t f th a
r a n t r h a l
i a W i t l i . a
th a
. a
. m _________________ s _ s .
a _
• «
«a.
s «ev
» .
was issued by a m a jo rity o f the « ,
tage G rove F uel com pany's wood the deer down to low er levels and
Ralph t'lnn, (iotdson . Is \ Ictiiu
board o f directors at the request lazy, pool playing, lounge lizard when there was a coating o f 18
yard south of the city. In the loot k illin g them was
thereby
mads o f creditors. Should stockholders son.
Miss Jessie F ra ze r. teacher inches of ice over the county and one realizes th a t it is equal in foot
of G un of A m os Itllyeu,
age to alm ost one-tenth of a ll the
were groceries s u fficie n t to r sever- I m uch easier. I t is believed
th a t fa ll to vote favo rab ly
the
upon the in the west side school, plays residents o f o utlying com m unities X h e r a n X d v nr^Tu cld
al days, cigars, tobacco, chewing deer also suffered
e lle r, the 2 1 - y e a r - o ld made iw
» . ♦ to
ex A
zxsaew
- xsm s l z a t a s
b .1" ajlRUAlly pF xlUCCCl lfl th
heavily
fro m proposals, It is expected th a t credi Louise H
Heller.
Also of Gold»,,n.
trips
tow
n x s on
skates.
U n ited States. As a fu rth e r com
gum, randy, wool socks and various cougars.
cap
tors w ill s ta rt b an kru ptcy proceed- d au gh ter, good looking and
parison, in 1928 the total pulp wood
other Items. T h e lads w ere w earing
O peratives fro m the s h e riffs of- jngs.
able, w ho is m uch in love w ith . . .
,
,
. _
cut in the U n ite d States was 5,484.-
Htnce this m eeting was called a Charles G ra n t, a shy but substan- VlCtimS AlllSUf CrflSh
R alp h F in n, Goldson. 31. was boots and socks, th a t had been flee caught three m en hun tin g on
517 cords.
the N . E. Glass place east of the suggestion has been made that tla l young man. played by W illia m
killed M onday by a bullet fro m a stolen.
T he survey lists the m a te ria l as
W . E B u rk e tt, o f the Pass Creek city. I t was believed th a t they w ere creditors m ig h t be satisfied by sale S. A v e rill, S m ith -H ug hes instructor
gun in the hands of Amos Itllyeu ,
to size, c h a ra cte r and species, into
a no ther resident o f the Goldson service station, m et ths lads on the hun tin g pheasants, but they had of a portion o f the real property as in the high school. Miss Calahan.
—‘
sawlogs suitable fo r lum ber, exces-
v ic in ity, when the la tte r shot at h ig hw ay at about I I o clock Tuesday no game when apprehended and a„ a rm o ry site, and it is probable a spinster seamstress, is played by
som ething m oving in the
th ic k n ,XbL N e x t m o rn ing he found his claim ed th a t they w ere m erely th a t an e ffo rt w ill be made to save Miss V ir g in ia H u n t, music instruc Mr. and Mra. Rntoeri F a irb a ira aive stum p heights, pulp wood, fuel
wood, shingle bolts, poles and fence
tor.
Miss D o ris Coshow, central
underbrush w hile on a hun tin g trip car down the canyon a distance. It h un tin g rabbits. T h e case was re i q ind ustry by this m ethod.
Succum b. Mr. and Mrs. Brown
posts. F ro m the sawlogs, w hich
g rade school teacher, is M rs. G ra n t,
five iniisa southwest of Uuldson. was believed the lads had taken it ported to Rodnay Roach, deputy
were as a rule com paratively small
Are R ecoverin g
m o ther ot Charles,
and
George
according to Clarence V. 8un on. fro m the garage and had been un gam e w arden, a t Eugene, but no
B
ap
tist*
H
old
D
inner.
or short in size but w hich other
B row n, ju n io r high teacher, is H e r
deputy coroner, who investigated able to s ta rt It. Shady Brook camp action has been taken.
lum ber - producing regions would
M em bers o f the church
school b ert G ra n t, Charles' brother.
In the canyon reported th a t the
In
the Goldson neighborhood
the k illin g .
Both M r. and M rs. R o b ert F a ir- usually put into lum ber, It was
Duncan P. Cam eron is directing
there has been one death as the re and congregation o f ths B aptist
M r F in n
was h un tin g alone. boys spent the night there.
church rem ained at the close of the play.
B airn , aged 73 and 75, victim s of found th a t about 1,483,526,000 board
T he boys wers taken to the coun sult o f illegal hunting.
Itlly e u was hun tin g in
com pany
of the 11 o'clock service last Sun-
The
high school gym nasium , an auto crash last T h u rs d a y a t An- feet o f lum ber could be m a n u fa o
w ith tw o friends. H a rr y l.u d tk e and ty Jail to a w a it the a rr iv a l of M il
day
to
enjoy
a
covered
dish
d
i
n
n
e
r
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since it has been remodeled and lauf, have died. M r. F a irb a irn sus- tured If this waste w ere used. T he
Lee F7Mter
Itlly e u saw som ething ler's fath er.
S ca rlet F ever L'aaea Reported.
in honor o f those m em bers who ti,e stage n ew ly equipped, provides talned a fra c tu re d leg, a fractu red excessive stum p heights, if added
m oving about a hundred feet aw ay,
A new scarlet fever case In the celebrated th e ir b irth d a y annlver- a flrg t claa, a u d ito riu m w ell lighted arm , and the fleshy portion of the to the b u tt log of the trees when
he told M r. Hinton, and th in kin g
city, th a t of M arg ie Q uim by, daugh- varies d u rin g the m onth. A pretty and w ith good acoustics. Between face, including the nose, was al- cut, would saw out 231,563,000 board
It was a deer he shot a t it. He and
te r of M r. and M rs. H e n ry Q uim by b irth d ay c a k e
decorated w ith *600 and *700 has been spent on the most severed. M rs. F a irb a irn suf- feet.
T he a uth or estim ates th a t
his com panions ran tow ards
the
o f Second street, has been reported candles fo rm e d a centerpiece for im provem ents.
fered In te rn a l injuries.
M r. and the pulp wood fro m m a te ria l too
spot w here they had sighted the
by C ity H e a lth O ffic e r C. E. Frost each table. T h e occasion proved
Proceeds fro m the fa c u lty play M rs. George Brow n, son-in-law and sm all or unsuitable fo r saw log,
supposed deer, and
found
F in n
A scarlet fev e r case has been re such a success th a t it was voted to w ill go into a fund to help pay for daughter o f tne F a irb a ira s , also would n u k e 755,506 cords (pulping
lying dead, shot through the rig ht Sole M ight M ake It P ossib le to
ported fro m L a th a m , th a t o f T h o m m ake the d in n e r a m o n th ly e v e n t I the new e q u ip m e n t
victim s o f the crash, a re reported species o n ly ). T h e to ta l annual
ear.
as G allo, son of M r. and M rs. Joe
to be recovering.
tim b e r volume used by the paper
Save P lan t ae Industry
T h e men did not know F in n , so
G allo.
The F airb a irn s , who were own- pulp m ills o f western W ashington
C o lu m n a r Sheets. T h e Sentinel.
tw o of them stayed by the body and
fo r the C ity.
ers o f considerable
p ro perty
at and O regon ia about 484,000 cords.
the th ird w ent to a nearby lum ber
Lethrtdge, A lb erta, had recently re- M ost o f the pulp turned out on the
cam p to phone fo r the coroner, and
R v
II
H id h
O n i n t p f Sided In
Seattle, home of the P a c ific coast ia fro m w estern hem -
Io* fin d someone to id e n tify
the
T h a t the west h a lf o f the prop
u y
v .
111511 v < u i i n v v B row ns T he fo u r w ent to C a lifo r- lock, S itk a spruce and tru e firs , al-
dead man.
e rty of the Cottage G rove cannery
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n ia in October. T h e y le ft F o rtu n a , though some Douglas f i r is used.
D epu ty S h e riff George Cunaday be offered as a site fo r the arm ory
U n ive rs ity high school o f Eugene Cal., W ednesday of last w eek and I f economical processes fo r m a k in g
accom panied M r. Sim on In investi w hich Cottage G rove hopes soon to
defeated the Cottage G rove high had reached A n lau f, 15 m iles south suitable k r a f t and
w h ite
paper
gating the death. M r. Ullycu ail
have was proposed a t
Tuesday’s
schoo' basketball team 31 to 19 F ri- of here, when th e ir car. driven by fro m Douglas f ir can be perfected,
m lt t n l k illin g M r F in n accidental
noon luncheon of the cham ber of
day evening on the local g ym floor M r.
F a irb a irn . skidded
Into a more of this species w ill be used
ly. and the tw o men accon .panjtng conim
b P r „ , dent C . E stew
T h e visitors used a fast breaking Southern P a c ific stage.
by pulp m ills
In suet1 an event
h im substantiated the story.
M r. > rf
n
|> k iin hu, , h
a rt. N o action was taken but the
offensive th a t the locals w ere un-
T w o autom obile
crashes
hap- there is a g re a t deal of Douglas f ir
“I don’t pretend,’’ said Uncle Bep
Sim on stated
M r. B llyeu 1« m a r site undoubtedly w ill be offered
able to check and soon piled up a pened F rid a y near Creswell. A car logging waste too »“ » ll
°r
ried and has a fa m ily and was not when the o pp ortu nity arrives.
"To figger out the women.
com m anding lead.
occupied by M r. and M rs
M. G. able fo r sawlogs which would be
taken In custody by the officers
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President S te w a rt
pointed out
Cottage G rove staged a ra lly in B erry, Y ale, Ia ., and one driven by available fo r pulp m akin g.
This
They rise above real trouble* lika
when he agree, to appear In, cour
, here w oulJ
r<>maln
|e„ .
the last q u a rte r but was unable to K . A. R o ck of S alt L ak e collided m a te ria l, listed by the
survey as
should the district a torney dem and
(>f
,
fo , op, rBtlon of a
Good cream comes up for skimmln’.
overhaul the long lead o f the I about three miles south o f Creswell fuel wood, am ounted to 1,674,102
an investigation o f the »hqotlng.
e; „ ne
and th a t b 8U,e of th u
But when they break a china cup
campus q uintet. T he score a t the and a N ash sedan w ent o ff the cords.
A ll are subject to c h a rg e , o f
,r f
|t n i|g h l bg |HMlalble t(,
T he a u th o r develops the
fact
Or burn a cake they’re bakin’,
s ta rt of the fo u rth q u a rte r was 28 highw ay n orth of there and was
h u n tin g out offseason.
satisfy creditors and save the in-
to 9 and in this last period the Cot- destroyed by fire . T he la tte r car th a t as a general average 21,407
They’re
apt
to
cry
and
just
give
up
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' d ustry fo r the city.
board feet per acre ot sound m a
tage Grove hoopers chalked up 10 was abandoned by its owners.
A* if they was forsaken.
3
publicity that ha*
F u n e ra l services fo r the
F a ir teria l, cordwood size and la rg e r, is
points to 3 fo r the visitors. This
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l
been given any proposed site, but
at le ft on the ground as logging waste.
was the second tim e th a t U n iv e r bairns w ere held W ednesday
tw o other locations have been
‘T il own that I don’t understand
Eugene. In te rm e n t was also there. T his unutilized wood is equal to a l
s ity high has defeated the locals.
talked , one the p ro perty owned by 1
most o n e -fifth of the o rig in a l stand
T h e locals w ill play th e ir fifth
The ladies—but I love ’em.
tsing A Cruson a t the n orth end
9 r
1
of u tim
i i i i w ber.
vr.
A In
ll m m a any
ny
p parts
ea t vo u o i f m the
e
league gam e F rid a y n ig h t on the o t o r t n
M
a
k
e
s
J
u
s
t
n
e
s
s
w orld a forest avergaing 21,000
Big sorrows that’ll best a man—
That
Sum
Loophole
M a rk in o f F ifth street, a block fro m M ain
local floor again st Corvallis, which
„
j ,
.
board feet, o r 42 cords, o f wood per
They raise their hearts above ’em;
d id n 't back his t a r Into the w indow street, the o th er the p ro perty at
a lre a d y has defeated Cottage Grove
P o t' IlO te IS
acre would be considered as a
of e ith e r the Nelson M o to r com the southwest corner o f the In ter
A p re lim in a ry gam e w ill s ta rt at
Then
when
a
yellow
chick
is
lost
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heavy stand o f tim ber.
pany or the H ow e confectionery section of west M ain street and
6 30 and the re g u la r gam e at 7:30.
They can't get over cryin*.
when It skidded on the ley streets R iv e r road. Proponents o f this lo- ■
I t ’s an ill w ind th a t blows nobody
It's hard to Agger out the girls—
a few days ago was due to the cation go f a r t h e r and would
Mra. A. S. W a rd Dies.
up the M a in
street
good, and the recent storm , which W h i n n p t Iq N f l W I f t W P q t
fa c t that It struck the n arro w w all straigh ten
disrupted
other
business, kept “ H i p p t l l b N O W U O W C b l
But,
Lord!
I
keep
young
tryin’l”
M
rs.
Lucy
C
atherin
e
W
a
rd
,
a
th a t separates the tw o
windows. bridge so th a t the a rm o ry building
resident of D o rena since 1909, died hotels crowded.
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would be visible fro m the business j
M otorists
reaching
M r. M a e k ln was d riv in g at a mod
la s t T h u rsd ay a t Goshen. F u n era l ¿ ¿ ’ ¿¡ty a t night, and’ learn ing th a t
erate speed when w ith o u t w a rn in g d istrict.
services
w
ere
held
a
t
2
o'clock
Sun-1
roads
im
m
ed
iately
n
o
rth
were no
T he selection w ill be made by the
the c a r took a notion to craw fish
d ay aftern oo n a t the M ills chapel h ^ te ,. spent the n ig h t here ra th e r
T O L E D O , O., January 29.— Price
into the buildings. F o rtu n n te ly no u rm o ry b uilding board of the state
and Rev, I . G. S haw of the C h ristian than take chances of w recking
a d ju ta n t general's office.
cuts of *45 and *50 on a ll 1930
one was passing on the sidew alk.
church o fficiated. In te rm e n t was th e ir cars
inj u rin g themselves
W h ip p e t fou r-cylin der models were
M r. M a r k in ’s son H a ro ld
was
? l a”
j ' S x
22 d a v ^ SS by n lg ht drlvinB on the slippery. a n n otinced’ here today by L. A. M li-
w ith h im In the car and reported
U m p h rey N e a rly S ever* Fingers.
aged 54 years, 2 month-x 22 day9.
j ice-covered p a v i n g .
T h e trip i«r president o f W illys-O verlan d
to 1,1» m other
She was born N o vem ber 2, 1875.: j rom here to Eugene took
fro m
. . . th a t . . he
. believed
, . . dad
..
C. K. U m p h re y came n ear anipu-
qhl.
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------- --------; company. T h is sign ificant move
let slip som ething that sounded lik e , aUn
t h - fo r/ ftn g a r and thunlb
in
o rth
county,
wa« W m
arried
M arc h Missouri
20
1892 10 * “ hour and 20 m in otes to tw o , m a k e8 W h ip p e t the lowest priced ot
Sunday school language that had ()f ou# band a f<>w d
wh|lp
» a s m a rrie d M arc h 20, 1892, U>, bourg according to am ount of a ll the foûr-door sedans b u ilt In
been disarranged. This M r M ac k chopplng wood. H e wag holding
Anderson S W a rd . F o r a num ber ! t r a f f ,^ encountered. E v e ry hotel
Im
In denied, but a t any ra te dam age thp Ht(ck w ,th Qne hftnJ anJ whpn
of years they w ere residents
of here was com pletely fille d every A m erica and Is p artic u la rly
p o rta n t In ind icatin g the trend to
lo the car was slight.
be wag spo|ten
by a v is ito r who
W ashin gton and previous to com n ig h t and L an d lo rd
B a rte ll of w a rd g re a te r economy p ro fit
to
ing to D o rena they lived tw o years H o te l B a rte ll, w ho already
■■ ■
had Just a rriv e d and was descend
was m otor car purchasers In the low-
in Josephine county.
ing to the basem ent M r. U m phrey
C learin g H ig hw ays lln d e r W a y .
caring fo r telephone and power line
range. I t indicates the recog
S u rv iv in g relatives besides the crews stationed here tem p o ra rily, price
S tate road m aintenance crews are p erm itted the ax to w a v er just
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n
itio n by _________________________
leading m an ufactu rers of
husband are the follow ing children:
clearing P a c ific h ig hw ay of the Ice enough to slice o ft a chunk along
secured a num ber of rooms In prl- tbe ja c t tb a t ec0nomy and t h r ift
M rs. B. E. E d din ger, Czar. A lberta,
th a t made tra v e lin g dangerous fo r the fo re fin g e r and In flic t an in ju ry
vate residences o f the city.
w ill be considered as never before
C an.; N o ra W a rd , Chaltse W ard ,
10 days. Blade scrapers are being to the thum b. T h e v is ito r was L.
by m otor car purchasers thia year,
M rs. A. L. W illia m s , V e rlin W a rd
used. T h e state crews stop a t c ity A. Ralston, who was here from
and gives a new im portance to the
1 C o lum nar Sheets. T h e Sentinel.
gnd R o llo W a rd , all of Dorena.
C a lifo rn ia .
boundaries.
i fou r-cylin der car. T he new W h ip
pet prices are: Four-door sedan,
*585; sedan deluxe, *645; coups, 2-
passenger, *525; coupe, ru m b le ssat,
*555; roadster, 2-passenger, *475;
roadster, rum ble seat, *506; coach,
*525 ; collegiate roadster, *545; tou r
ing, *475; com m ercial chassis, *360.
rx •
DCCr Are Killed During
Dissolution of Cannery
Deep Snow Is Report Is Up for Consideration
Hunting Out of Season
Results in Man's Death
Are Dead at Hospital
Cannery Lots Offered
As Site for Arm ory
WomenfolK.
C. G. High Is Defeated
/Ca.ys
lackin M otor Humps K Thia ;•the
Into Huilding
In Four Cylinder Field
THE FEAÌHERHEADS
Came the Dawn
F A L L IN G T R E E D E S T R O Y S
B R ID G E A BO V E D ISSTO N
T h e second bridge above Disston
on the F ra n k Brice creek road was
destroyed by a tree th a t fell under
the w eigh t o f snow and Ice d uring
the recent storm .
Paul
Pieper,
ran ger a t R u jad a , reported
th a t
forest roads have
been
g reatly
dam aged by fa llin g tim bers but
th a t m ain roads have n ot been
blocked. T h e county court has
been Info rm ed of the dam age to the
bridge and expects to replace It
w ith a new one as soon as
struction w ork is possible. T h e 4*
troyed bridge had a 80-foot span.
Columnar Sheets. The Sentinel.