The Cottage Grove sentinel., February 27, 1930, Image 1

M M n r.R t i .
sh S tr a wiser rie S c o n ti/Ictjuaintam eshif
Is hound
Served / / « / i In
Shortcake
A new« Item laat week told of the
dlaeovery by L. L. Ilurrel anil C.
Strawberry ahortcake In Febru­ M Hhaw, both realdonta of thia
Future Saul to Be Full of a ry from freah alrawberrlea waa city, that they had been kid pluy-
Mr
the ununual dlah aerved by the 1 mate« back In Oklahoma
Prontiiie if Divorced
ladle«' aid of the Preabyterlan ( Hhaw haa been a realdenl of the
church at a market of their cooked d ly only a few montha
From Low Price«
acqualntanceahlp.
In
fond aale Haturday ut the Smith- ; Another
which Mr Hhaw figure«, haa been
Short grocery
Hervlng alruwberry ahortcake waa learned. He waa employed 32 year«
(C ru w 'i L um bar
)
ago at Perkin«, Okie., by John
Thai a tin« barn no axtrnoiilinary t i l . - I II, .1 of (1 II II, Hl,- of Kugrlie, Hprlgga, who haa been a realdent
ilrvaloprnant during I hr punt two former berry grower of thia «ac­ there many year«. Mr Hhaw waa
wraka that lolglit hi* c<inai«i»*le»l lb»* tion, now head «aleaman for the - known at that time aa Ruah Show.
liarald of an aiipinaiblng naw mar ttlv u let Fruit company, which 1 for which reaaon Mi Hprlgga did
kat are. hut Ihe proper peopsotlve took It« name from Heine'« Itlvu- not at one. recognize the name of
of certain force« ami the analyst« let ranch Mr. Ilelne haa been urg­ I hr newcomer ax that of hla former
of Important govarnltig faitora Im ing the development In thia «action employ*.
p a il. a more optlmlallr coloring to of the berry Iriduatry, which liaa
M r Hprlgga was the firs t to come
decreuaed In recent year«. He be-
the general outlook.
to Oregon from Perkin«. Okla . and
The experience with a hit of llnvea that the development of n bla ft lend i made fun of him when
weather during January, foreign to *pr»M-eee for freezing berrlea, there­ he left hla old home, but a number
thia country of oura hut nutlve to by making It poaalble to have them huve alnce followed him. and he
Itoaton. Chicago, Detroit, Cedar at any lime of the year aerved juat wouldn't be astonished If more of
Itaplda ami Keokuk, ahould provide aa freah a« when taken from the hla old lime friends showed up any
an object leaaon to ua all During jiatch, mcana a better market nnd
title brief reaplta from our uaual Ml much tietler price«. The berrlea j Rme
degree winter, what waa our natur­ Uaed Haturday were aome that were
al inclination aa regard« bualneaa' frozen laat aummer and kept frozen Every Person Can Be
To atap out and book order« for until the day before It waa dealred
prompt delivery or to hold off on to aerve them.
What He Wills to Be
R. S Traak, owner of the cream­
commitment« until a break In the
ery,
haa
been
experimenting
with
weather appeared' The fact of the
matter la Unit t l n i c la I l l ' l l - Mtlg frozen berrlea for aeveral year« and Cameron la Npcaker at I*rof rani
faction in accumulating order« for haa had them for the uae of hla
of I .«tir am Parent Tear her
a aawrnlll that la down The «am« own family, Mr. Heine pointed out
A««M-latlon.
psychology appllaa to the buyer that enlarging the freezing plant at
burled under enow drift« In Wla- the creamery, with provlalon for
atorage,
would
make
It
poaalble
for
ronatn or New York
Ite prefer«
That every peraon can be what­
to take action when aome nlgn of frozen berrlea to be produced hero
at good price«.
ever he sets out lo be and that
a break appear«.
Christ encouraged Ihe ao-called
The very fart that the enforced
common people, were among state­
ahutdown In January haa carried
Safety
First
Program
ment« made by Rev Duncan P.
ua through to the middle of Febru­
Cameron In an addreaa Friday
ary with a eteady to firm market
Means Higher Payments night nt a «octal neaalon of the
notwlthatandlng a limited demand
l-atham parent teacher association.
ahould give ua added confidence re
A dinner was served at 6 30 and
gardlng the future on the eve of
Workmen In the various Indus­ a program followed a brief business
the active aeaaon A weak kneed
aalea policy at thia time 1« not to be tries of the state can Increaae their aecalon. Children of the district
tolerated and 1« contrary to all the compensation for Injuries by de­ gave a flag salute; Mrs. Roy Fry
creasing tbs number of accidents, and Melville Hanna sang a duet,
rule« of reaaon.
During the peat ten day« and according to "Hcotty" Aitken, rep­ "Carolina Moon"; Albert McCall
particularly the paat week a con- resenting ihe national wifely coun­ gave a recitation. "Washington";
aldarable Increaae haa been noted cil. who waa a speaker at the Tues­ Delmer Ruahnell and Penny McCall
In Inquiry from all aectlona and all day noon luncheon of the chamber gave a dramatized tending about
market« The early bird la begin­ of commerce He expressed the be­ bpw a mouse became frightened
ning to look fur worm« and hla lief that workmen ahould receive when It ran away from home; nine
brother« will be following along more, although they are already re­ school girls gave a motion song.
ahortly A volume of Inquiry be ceiving more under the workmen's H .ta ..f Other Day.," ‘¿ ri’ng "ha".
token« a volume of bualneaa and coni|a-naatlon act than they did of various sizes and shapes; 4.II
veiling preaaure today la replaced when each Injured workmen had club members gave some peppy
lo deal with hla employer, yet It aongn and yells, after which pins
by aalea realatanre
At the moment our two domeatlc would not be fair to place a heavi­ were presented to 18 who pioneered
in club work In the M l ham school
water market«. Atlantic roaat and er burden upon the employer.
Mr. AH ken's mission 1« to In­ laat year; "The Community Chat-
California, are not In an entirety
aatlafactory condition. Rut It la to crease Interest In the safety first ter-Hox," a stunt, waa put on by
be remembered that the eaatarn campaign of the national campaign Arleen Dillon aa mother. Monard
atatea are «till In the grip of win­ and hla visit this week was one of Ross aa dad and Jeanette Trunnell
tt» a child, and the orchestra gave
ter and although atocka on hand aeveral during recent montha.
aufflce for Immediate need" the call
five numbers, using the new piano
for replacement« will come when
put Into the school the day before.
George Wilson Die«.
cunatructlon actlvltlea commence
George Wltaon, a realdent of thia Mr. Mercer, pianist, who had been
Californian« atate that In tin u city alnca 1910. when he came here III. left hts bed to plsy the piano.
opinion another So day« will wit- from Wisconsin, died at 11 10 Tuea
Sixty adults and 50 children were
neaa an Improvement from their day forenoon at his home at 1026^ present.
aeetlon and In the meantime the Birch avenue. He had been III for
total of unaotd lumber on hand at several months. He was aged 74 ANNUAL INSPECTION OF
the dock« In Han Pedro continue« years, 29 days.
BATTERY IIEI.D TVEMDAY
to decline.
F u m ta i . o-i vices were held at 2
Correapondrnta In foreign rour- o'clock this afternoon and the Odd
Annual inspection of battery
trie« report aeaaonal dullneea, low Fellowa lodge waa In charge. Rev "K." 249th coast artillery, waa held
price« will not tempt then, and Duncan I*. Catueron officiated. In­ Tuesday night, with Major Cyril A.
when they are "aet" they will be terment was In the A F. A A. M - W. Dawson of Halem aa Inspection
eatlafled to pay a fair return
1. O. O. F. cemetery.
officer. Although nightly drills had
Railroad« continue to buy their
Mr Wilson waa horn January 26. been held for ten days. Captain
uaual requirement«, which In the 1H56, In Canada. He was a carpen­ Cruaon was not satisfied with the
aggregate mount to Impoelng total«, ter nnd waa a member of the Odd showing made, as 14 men were ab­
and tha continued active demand Fellows lodge.
sent. most of them on account of
for car conatructlon Item« prom-
Surviving relatives include hla sickness.
laea to hold up well In the future widow, Emallne Wilson; three chil­
Equipment, records and govern­
The future hold« a prnmlae and dren. Roy It
Wilson, Portland; ment property were Inspected, as
tha beat way to aaalat It to ma Wilbert O Wilson nnd Mrs. Mnbt-1 well as the military tactics of the
terlallce 1« to divorce cheap price« Dixon, Cottage Grove, nnd six company.
from aalea effort
Hand to-mouth grandchildren.
aelllng continue« to be the «lognn
LATHAM.
of the aeaaon and to thoae who aak
Rrhruroal» Set for Id’gton Show,
ahall ba given.
Rehearsals f or the American
|Hp.«ial to lb. Hontin.l.)
Legion play, "Hello. Buddy." which
Feb. 25. Mr and Mrs. J. F. D il­
I l lf i ll O F F K ’IAIJ* VISIT
will be given at the Arcade March lon and daughter Arleen, accom­
BRAKE TESTING TRAIN 26 and 27, will start March 12 In panied by Clifford Hinds and
Phillip» hall. Ro'iella Zuta. the dt- f j 0|die Hayes, motored to W’lnches-
To view railroad brake teat« that rector, will be here then to take 1 ter hay Haturday, returning Mon­
have been tinder way on the South­ over the coaching work.
day
ern Pacific here alnce Auguat 1.
A committee from the Legion haa
Miss Pauline Wertz spent Satur
1929, high official« In charge of mo­ selected the leads for thia rollick day night with Doris Little of Cot­
tive power of many of the leading Ing musical comedy, and arrange­ tage Grove.
railroad« of the United Slate« will ments are being made for choruses,
Mr. an dMrs. Ralph Hurn and
vlalt Eugene from time to tint" costumes and music.
daughter Barbara visited one day
during the coming month«
The complete cast will Include last week with the J. B. G abb fam­
The teat« are aponaored by the over 100 persons, all of whom will ily.
American Railway auoclatlon for be from Cottage Grove and the sur­
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gleason and
the Intereitate commerce rommie- rounding community.
son Bobby returned Saturday from
■lon and all facllltlea are provided
a brief visit with relatives In Suth­
by the Southern Pacific, Including
Car Demollahes Truck.
erlin.
the train operating «tuff.
Guy Jenkins and two sons, of the
Mrs. J. F. Barnes of Black Butte
The «pedal train anil equipment Black Butte route, escaped with visited at the C. S. Montgomery
will be taken Into Aahland March hardly a scratch In an automobile home Haturday.
1 for a period of alx week« and crash last Thursday when a truck
Miss Lucy Case, nutrition spec­
then tha teata will be reaumed near being operated by Mr. Jenkins wax ialist of the extension division of
Creawell.
rammed by a pleasure car on the Oregon State college, will conduct
A «pedal car of the Santa Fe straightaway near the mill of the the third meeting of a series of
railroad with motion picture equip­ W. A. Woodard Lumber company. four at the community hall at
ment arrived thia week. With the The driver of the car was also re Hebron March 4, starting at 10 a.
Santa Fe car came Vice Prealdent ported to have escaped Injury. The m. Miss Case will demonstrate the
Purcell of Chicago, In charge of truck was demolished. It was re­ preparation of 20 kinds of sand­
motive power, and Superintendent ported that the pleasure car w<n wiches. In the afternoon she will
Wall of Loa Angelea.
traveling nt a rate of 55 miles nn talk on eating to lose weight. These
Tha teat« which comprlae nn ex hour nnd took the right of way nutrition meetings are sponsored
hauatlve atudy and demonatratlon from the Jenkins truck.
by the Latham Community club.
of all braking device« will probably
The Divide and Hebron clubs and
be completed by November 1.
all Interested have been Invited.
Gun Club In Tournament.
The teat train, which line been on
The George Mote store has been
The American Legion Rod and
the track« n e a r Creawell for Oun club of Cottage Grove has en­ bought by the William Sorensen
montha, haa attrnrted conalderalde tered the Oregonian's fifth annual family. The Mote family have
attention.
e*
¡telegraphic trnpshoot tournament moved to their residence In Cottage
Grove.
which starts Sunday.
Income Tax Records. Sentinel.
William Sorensen spent the week
Gas-stove burners may be cleaned end with his family and returned
by boiling them In a strong solution Monday to West Fir, where he Is
of washing sodn and water for employed
half an hour, then washing In warm
If candle holders are not procur­
water and drying thoroughly, This
able, the top of a cake may be dec­
removes all the grease.
orated with marshmallow with a
eandlo stuck In each one.
Saturday Is Last Day of Contest
Contestants Scurrying Down Home Stretch After Prizes.
S te w a rt S a y j Snow; Relics oj Olden Days
Snow Comes
A r c Unco ve reti In
Street H ork
DEVELOPMENT STARTS
LEAD CRYSTAL GROUP
Weather Observer Stewart pre­
dicted a week ago that this section
In or near the city, hence they are was likely to have more »no» be­
able to get more new names and fore real spring weather arrived.
Relic, of early day. in Cottage prop<,rtlet to B« Put ill Oondi-
Orove ara being uncovered during
r
have a much larger total for the
H I. prediction came true Monday, Mcavatlon ,ncid. nt to widening the
subscriptions they turn in.
tion for Inspection by
when there wax a «light ft leet «torin traveled portion of Main street.!
There la yet time to accomplish
New Investon.
big result«. Contestant« have tbcli The mow melted almo«t aa rapidly Imbedded in concrete that formed
bearings now. They know who are a« It fell, but stayed long enough part of the walk in front of Kern's
to
show
that
the
weather
observer
,
for Drug-, were wagon springs and
subacrlbera and who are not. and knew what he was talking about.
The first work this year In th«
other pieces of Iron that had been
hence they need lose no time in de-
In a wagon. The Iron probably was Bohemia mining district will be on
'»rmlnlng how to app.or.rh th*.-»
—
~ —
«crap- from a nearby blacksmith the properties of the I-ead Crystal
whom they wteh to Interest. They | ] l^ h S c h o o l O j K T e t t a
shop and this method waa used of Mining company, of which O. W
»>•** their line of argument better
Tn
Rc Given
March s ««ttlng
rid of it.
McQueen, P. J. Jennlnga and
outlined and should be able to pre­
4 tf i t
v i i v c i i 1T1UIUI1 j
j n front of the
Natlona, George Jennings are the principal
sent the /*««. more effectively and
■
bank an old wooden sewer was un- stockholders. Outside capital has
hence ml de much greater headway
"Sailor Maid»" is Entangling Lore covered. It undoubtedly had served been Interested in the development
than during the first week.
the city for many years before the ot these properties and work la to
Ry all mean« whatever else con­
Htory With a Setting
alX(ri
help f ro m her friends.
present modern sewer system was be done at once to get them ready
testants do, they ahould not falter
installed, and was still In a good for inspection. Because roads In
The contestants working In the now. Most of them have m ale
on the Sea.
state of preservation. At the agme the district are not yet free of
neighboring town« are peculiarly good starts and it only remains for
point several old ties were found, snow, and because of a slide near
fortunate In one respect Ry glapc- them to keep closely at work In a
mg at the vote schedule they will convincing way In order to carry
"Bailor Maids,” this year's high partly covered by sidewalk and what was formerly Pony bridge,
ace that a new subscription count» away one of the best prizes In the school operetta, Is to be given Wed­ partly in the street. They probably supplies will be packed Into the dis-
for more than a renewal. Contes­ list.
nesday, March 5, In the gymnasium. had been u«ed In olden day« to »up- trlct from the point of the «llde.
I t 1« believed that a foutsborse
Particular« of contest are given The cast is as follows: Cyrus Tem- port a board walk at that point.
tant« In the outlying districts find
a much larger percentage of non- on conteat (»age elsewhere In this pleton, the lighthouse keeper. Read They were «till in such perfect con- team and wagon can be uaed In
tlon that they were removed with getting the supplies to that point,
subscribers than do those working issue
Hemenway; Francis Marie, a sailor difficulty.
—
. -
- was a packer for
Ben Pitcher,
who
maid, his daughter, Donna Bartel);
THURSDAY HI I.I.ETIN NO. 14.
Unused water and sewer pipes P. J. Jennings 30 years ago when
Jeanette
Spencer,
a
friend
of
Fran-
COTTAGE GROVE S E N T IN E L ’S SUBSCRIPTION CONTEST.
Jennings was one of the largest op­
' ces Marie. Madelle Beidler; Olga, were found at various points.
STA N D IN O OF CONTESTANTS.
Water always has stood In the erators In the district, will be In
the Swedish housekeeper. Mary
Nome
D istrict
Votes Vinson; Captain Dover, a retired street at the Sixth and Main street« charge of the pack train. One of
1 Gladys Yearoua
Latham
339 HO sea captain, Marvin Shaw; Edward, intersection, and this was explained, the bridges on Brice creek was des­
2 E v ely n Dugan
....
Mosby Creek
198/100 his son, Elmer Allen; Gerald Ken­ when the sidewalk was cut away, troyed when a tree fell on It dur­
3 Evelyn Benaton _ _ _ ___ —
S a g in a w ............. ........ ——----- 187,500 nedy, an ardent admirer of Fran­ by the fact that sewer Intakes were ing last winter's storm, and rebuild­
4 Gladyn Hlem ann------------------- Cottage Grove
154.500 ces Marie, Howard Jacobsen; David several inches higher than the ing of this will not be completed in
time for the first of the supplies
5 Daisy Warwick ___ _____ —-— London _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -----------75J5OO
Kern, a yachtsman, Ralph Bos­ street.
to go to the Lead Crystal proper­
.. A, I,.
I -iy n g
........................
M ' View
...................
73,.VX' laugh; messenger, Roger Braswell;
ties, but when Pitcher was a packer
7 Grate W ils o n _______________ G o w d y v llle ---------------------------69,000 chorus of sailor maids: Jean Alii-
I<- n n P r n d r o m
for Jennings 30 years ago there
* r O g r a i ll
8 lla Cooley _ ________________ Cottage G ro v e ....................— 64,500 son, Edna May Harvey, Mildred L*e a r IS
» , r,-> <
.
,
were no bridges, and he antl-
9 Lots Godard ....
.....Cottage Grove — ........— ..... .82.500 Bennett, Edna Hands,
Carolyn
At I urkey Institute clpates no greater trouble now in
10 Dolly Newton ________ _____ Cottage Grove ---------
59.000 Grannis. Alice Sheets, June Wheel­
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fording streams than he had In the
11 Flossie Allen
... - ... ........ - g llk Creek ................. ........... 36,000 er, F 1 o r i n e Straussen, Gladys
days before bridges.
Sprou'es, Dorothy Umphrey, Flos-
C. R. Dear, well known Cottage
Operations will start at once on
tie Allen, Mabel Thrasher. Melba Grove turkey grower, will lead a the Crystal and LeRoy mines of
Cochran, Rita Bales, Jerrine Bur­ discussion on "Artificial Brooding the M ad Crystal group. Tunnels
rows, Anna Carter.
u . _ - n Helen Jones,
t k i ot Turk®ys" at an institute for tor- will bs cleaned out and cross cut-
E”
' M S 1 H
k*y 8T°wer» to he held
day Wed- ting started to show the extent of
, H ??g!5On' iV naK*u, Wu ta* tt' nesday at the chamber of com- ore deposits. As many as 25 men
Representatives of farm organ-
A women's auxiliary of Bert B. ■Marie Cooley, Elizabeth Hemen- merce ln Eugene. He will follow will be employed within the next
Izatlons who attended a special Chandler camp. Spanish-American way Erma Bennett, Frances Maek- an addrMa by h . E. Coeby, exten- few weeks and by the time the
meeting of the M n e county agri- W ar Veterans, was organized Fri- In, Frances RandalU chorus of life alon poetry specialist of O. 3. C-. summer season opens it Is expected
that 75 men will be on the payroll.
cultural council held in Eugene day night with the following of- guards, Wallace Boslaugh. Paul acheduled for 1015.
Handers. Alvin Hodgson, Roy Ma-
Other numbers on the program This will be a larger payroll than
February 18 voted unanimously to fleers
Mrs. Minnie Sweet. preBl- son.
Rodney Safley, Chester Allen, will be "Turkey Diseases." Dr. W. there has been In the district for
recommend that farm organization» dent: Mrs. Jessie Shaw, senior vice George Hawley, Dayton Clark. El­
of the county cooperate definitely president; Mrs. Hugh Smith, jun- bert Smith. Orville Hodgson, Rob- T. Johnson, poultry pathologist. O. many years.
3. C.; “Cost of Rearing Trukeys in
Temporary headquarters will be
helping lo carry out agricultur- ior vice president ; Mra. Ada Oakes. ^ “ n u n t ‘ John Nor*dsta^m.‘
Confinement,” Mr. Cosby; “Mar­ established In the cabins on Helena
al programs prepared by county conductor; Mr«. Lois William« as-
Frances Marie, daughter of Cy­ keting Turkeys." Herbert Beyera, No. 2. which adjoins the LeRoy
project committee» and approved Blatant conductor; Mrs. HomerGal- rus Templeton.
the
lighthouse
by the council.
loway, secretary; Mrs. Minnie More- keeper, and captain of a yachting manager Douglas County Coopera­ property.
tive Turkey Growers; "Branding
No announcement has been made
The agricultural council recom- lock, chaplain; Mrs. Elbert Smith,
of sailor maids, is celebrating Turkeys." O. S. Fletcher, county as to what the activities will be
mends that agricultural commit- patriotic instructor; M rs . Har- crew
her eighteenth birthday and the agent
this spring on the Bohemia Mines
tees of subordinate granges and graves, guard; Mrs. J. Jackson, as- launching of her new yacht
company group, but It was an­
prograrn committees of Farmers’ sistant guard; Miss Gertrude Shaw,
Edward Dover, an old friend and
Attend County P. T. A.
nounced last year that there would
unions and other interested organ- first color bearer; Grace Wilson, playmate whom she has not seen
Mrs. L. W. McKibben and Mrs. be extensive development this year,
izatlons study these programs and second color bearer; Melba Coch- for eight years, is to pilot the new
determine work to be undertaken ran, third color bearer; Gertrude yacht on its first voyage across the J. E. McCall of Latham attended and it Is expected that this will
by their various organizations
Cochran, fourth color bearer; Mrs. bay. Edward knows nothing about a meeting of the county parent- start as soon as roods into the dis-
The members of the council are R . L . Rogers, treasurer; Miss Eve-
detests“”the“’ <«.»7. teacher association held Saturday trlct are open.
...
— —
,,f the opinion that « rry ln g
out
,yn Sml,h. musician.
When he arrive8 he
miataken for at the river road school house near
definite programs wo“ ,d h®
“• Meetings will be held nn the same
a caterer whom they have em- Eugene. This waa the first time O T H E R C IT IE S W A TC HING
that anxone from this section had
ACTION ON BUS TERM INAL
•h* t
v^ r,an"
m«eet' ployed to " rve at a dinner » *rty a“ ®nd ed a meeting of the county
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agriculture In the entire county, first ant)
third Fridays of each ln the evening,
organization. Mrs. Stanley Tran-
Hillsboro Independent: O t h e r
and recommend that each organ­ month.
Because
of
his
interest
in
Jean-
1 . ■ frian/t nf Vranca> Maria and nel1’ a 3>ster-ln-law of Mr«. McKib- Oregon cities will watch with in-
izations devote one meeting each
Among guests present were Mrs. .1
ette» a friend of Frances Mane, and 5 ^ wa3 amOng those who helped terest the decision of the Dublic
month to an agricultural program. Audrey Gray. Portland, department hia
horror for the water, he does
lunch M tm Herbert former-
T 1
aecw ,on or ? e
Max««*«
pm s€rve Iu^ cn. Mrs. narDeri, rormer- service commission in the petition
Copies of the 1930 programs in auxiliary president: Mr. and Mrs. wrvt
not reveal his true identity. Ed-
Latham, was a delegate from
Co trace Grove for an >rder re-
farm crops, dairying, horticulture, Sam Starmer of Roseburg. Mr. ward
1« aided in his plot of decep- Vaughn.
„ '.iL
Vaughn. Mrs. McKibben visited quiring
poultry, general livestock and ro­ Stramer being commandant at the tion by David Kem, who
stage companies to provide
comes briefly with a sister, Mrs. D. L. facilities off of the streets for re-
dent control that were prepared by soldiers’ home: and officers and with a message from the caterer
Ijams. where her daughter Mary ce|ving and discharging passengers.
project committees of the Lane members of the Eugene auxiliary.
David in turn is mastaken for
Margaret spent the day.
The nub of the question may lie ln
county agricultural council and ap­
The
only
mother
of
a
veteran
Edward
by
Frances
Marie
and
be-
.
the charge of the city in Its pett-
proved by the council, have been
Imtiated
was
Mrs.
Florence
Huff,
fore
he
can
explain,
the
real
Ed-
Ag Boys Are Speaker«.
tion that while the transportation
mailed to all farm organizations of
Wives initiated were Mrs. Ada ward prevails upon him to assume
Projects on which boys and girls Unea contribute nothing for repairs
the county.
Oakes. Mrs. Jessie Shaw, Mrs. Rog- his name and sail the yacht. David of the Smith-Hughes agricultural of atreets, they cause inconvenience
ers. Mrs Elbert Smith, Mrs. Hugh refuses but is drawn into the plan _________
______
______ to others who may desire to make
classes are _______a
working were
explained
STATE COLLEGE BAND W IL L
Smith. Mrs. Minnie Morelock. Mrs. by Edwards clever planning and by three boys of the classes at last
o» ,ue space monopolized
by
HE H E R E ON MARCH 31 Homer Galloway. Mrs. Millie Hodg- held there by his interest in Fran- Thursday's noon luncheon of the y ,e atages. It is a grievance of all
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son and Mrs. Welcome Hubbell, ces Marie.
Lions club. One of the boys spoke tbe smaller cities including Hllls-
For the first time In four
years Daughters Initiated were Mrs. Lois
The climax comes when David on poultry and the other two on boro that while the stages use
Igtne, Douglas and Coos counties williams, Gertrude Shaw, Gertrude learns Frances Marie s engagement sheep and goats. Mr. Averill, ln- pavement through their limits and
ure on the spring concert schedule and Melba Cochran, Grace Wilson, to Edward Dover is soon to be an- 3t rUctor in the department, told of block traffic while loading and un-
of the Oregon State college band, E ve|yn Smith. Lenore. Myrtle and nounced The true Identity of both th importance of the department inadimr thev refuse to nav a rea-
?
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ar'd
in the °chiwl
and of
tnf,U- £ £ £ • f e e % th“ p r iv lU ^ which
which will appear In Cottage Grove "
Hester Hubbell.
March 21. The band will consist
her friends are shocked by the dis- ence upon the lives of students in WOuld assist in repairing damage
of 45 men.
coyepr-
, . ,
his classes. The boys who spoke done by them. Should the comm!»-
Captain H. L. Beard, veteran LANE JAIL IS CROWDED
After much explaining the young were Phillip Herchey, Robert Hunt 3ion decide that the stages may not
P R ISO N ER S T R A N SF E R R E D
bandmaster, who has led the state
men clear themselves and win the and Ernest Guggisberg.
Use the streets for loading and un-
college musicians since 1905, will
with the tathers blessings^
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loading It will be but a step to ap-
Three Lane county prisoners were giris
The production is under the di-
wheeler
Law
Is
Debated.
piylngB the rule to the highway«,
again be In charge of this twenty-
W heeler Law Is Debated.
fifth annual tour after a year on transferred to t h e Multnomah
83
? Huiu'v,a3.
Relative merits of the Wheeler where traffic is blocked when a
county
Jail
at
Portland
Friday
to
slsted by Miss Eanel Lee Gilbert high school fund law in effect
_ . . in i stage happens to stop, and there is
leave spent In New York. He has
planned a program including stand­ relieve overcrowded conditions at and Mrs. Bert Kerns. I t is being Lane county and the tuition law ln gjao the precedent that ln the day«
managed by the sophomore class. effect in all other counties of the of the electric cars the companies
ard and popular numbers, solos, the county Jail.
Sheriff H. L, Bown announced
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comic dialogs and quartet special­
state were debated at today’s lunch- were required to provide shelter«
that
he
had
made
arrangements
ties. including a number of novel
eon of the Lions club. H. W. Lorn- for passengers waiting for train«,
with Sheriff Hurtburt of Multno- BOY SCOUTS E N T E R T A IN E D
features picked up in the east.
hard told the advantages of the
mah to care for a number of Ume
BY W OMEN’S^RELIEF CORPS w h eeler ,aw w hi,e Superjntendent
HOTEL M EN OF OREGON
TWO IN JU R E D SAME DAY
transfer long term prisoners and I Twenty members of boy scout
HAVE VENISON F E E D H E R E
IN LUMBERING INDUSTRY
t h - confined in Heu of p-yment
to the Cottage Grove schoo.
C. A. Bartell of Hotel Bartell en­
Bert Newton, employe in the
The number of prisoners at the , urday dinner o l the corps. A Wash- 3ltnilar senoo s._______
tertained a number of distinguished
logging camp of the W. A. Woodard Lane jail will be -eut down to 20 ington-Lincoln program was held
person« of the state at a venison
Dug License R ate Goes Up.
Lumber company, suffered severe and kept at that figure. This will ; following the dinner. Numbers
Dog owners have but one more dinner Saturday. The guests were
Injuries Friday when a cable broke enable
the
sheriff
to
house
all
the
were
a
piano
solo
by
Miss
Georget-
i
ie m e s u v im iu uvuo'r
.... w viv «* piouu
MJ,
o t th o m
il A
i e i c n a i i , Imperial
im p e r ia l n
u t e i , a-w
rv-
Phil
Metchan,
hotel,
Port-
and he was struck across the face men In the cells and keep them out ta Knowles, selection by the boy
™
td J ® ' “c«ses I n land; o w King Heathman hoteit
by one of the pieces. He was of the corridors.
scout drum corps, with little Jack J
lar
1 7 .,
Twn
Portland; R. W. Childs, Multnomah
brought here for first aid treat­
Lane county will pay Multnomah ' Kelly as drum major, a duet by , theu rate doubles. Two thousand hotel, Portland; F. W. Beach, secre­
ment and taken to a Eugene hos­ 25 cents a day more per man than MDs Georgetta Knowles on the ' ta?a hav.e be,en ls8Ye? at_the. £ crk. ’ tary of the Oregon Hotel associa­
pital. It was at first believed his the rate at the Lane jail.
piano and Evelyn Coiner on the » « *" • th,e de° “ " d be?"» , l0? , or tion and publisher of Pacific North­
Injuries might prove fatal, but he
violin, reading of Lincoln s Gettys- more a day during the las. few west Hotel News, Portland; Mr. and
is now believed well on the road to
burg address by Mrs. Julia Ashby day9 before the price goes up.
Mrs. James Linn, Marion hotel, Sa­
LtICAL EAGLES TEA M IS
,
recovery.
Benton hotel, Cor-
D
O
W
NED
BY
EUGENE
ACES
and
L1<?weu>n Rex
Calapuoya Hotel to Open.
. lem: Al m Pierce,
m
Ted Reynolds, employe of the
LONDON, Feb. 26, — (Special.) — valIls: William North, Corvallis
Standard Sesonlng society, suffered
The Eagles team of this city took STEW A RT V IC E P R E S ID E N T
1 The new owners of Calapooya chamber of commerce, and Mr. and
a fractured leg the same day. He
OF LANE COUNTY C. OF C .' springs, the McKeele family of Mrs. Frank Clark, Eugene hotel.
slipped nnd fell and the fracture the short end of a 70-21 score in a
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Portland, were here Saturday and All were on their way to Roseburg
resulted. He also was taken to a basketball game played here Friday
C. E. Stewart, president of the > Sunday to look over the grounds to attend a meeting of the southern
with the Ford and Sullivan Aces of
Eugene hospital.
Eugene. The score was lop-sided Coitage Grove chamber of com- and make plans for the spring work Oregon branch of the state hotel
association. Mr. Bartell is presi­
Johnson Speaks on W ashington. from the start, with the visitors merce, was elected vice president of of putting the hotel and grounds In dent of the southern
Oregon
Likening a splendid monument putting over baskets easily. Swan­ the county chamber at a meeting repair.
branch.
built for George Washington to the son and Goff of the Eagles team held in Eugene Thursday evening
Irene Griggs G ets Office.
monument every school boy and were tied for high point places, last. Cottage Grove was selected
Tax Turnovers Made.
for the next meeting, to be held the
Oregon State College, Corvallis,
school girl can make of his or her each getting six baskets.
Two tax turnovers, one from
third
Thursday
in
March.
Members of the teams and scores
Feb. 24.—Irene Griggs of Cottage
life, Rev. C, P. Johnson, of the
Dairy development was the prin­ Grove, junior in home economics. Sheriff H. L. Bown for property
Methodist church, addressed pupils were as follows:
has been appointed vice president taxes for 1928 which have been col­
F ... . 6, G. Swanson cipal subject of discussion.
of the west side grades Friday. Pa­
K. K. Mills, C. E. Stewart and of the junior class. Miss Griggs is lected since the first of the year,
triotic songs were sung and the McDonald, 8 _ .F.... ...2, C. Swanson
f.ihhv 23
..... C ... ............. 6, Goff Elbert Bede were delegates from society editor of the Barometer, and the second from Ben F. Keeney,
flag salute was given.
county assessor for personal taxes
college newspaper.
O... ...... 3. Cochran here.
he has collected, were made to
O-.............. 2. Miller
Few wives believe that their hus­
Grace Schlska, county treasurer,
Income Tax Records. Sentinel.
Income Tax Records. Sentine».
3 __ 2, Diamond
bands have to work at night.
Friday.
The first turnover totaled $30,-
494.77. I t was segregated Into the
following funds: State and county.
$11,413.87; cities, $3477.60; school
* 0 6 MOttflCALUE WAT WOtt
districts, $4822.79; u n io n high
BANK IS.AFTEQ ALUStMPLV A
1 school, $201.77; road districts, $039 -
02; Port of Siuslaw, $102.23; forest
GCOOP OF TUAIN6P MCN.iNTFNSE-
fire patrol, $91.80; J. C. Cox drain­
LV HUMAN, ANpESPfiCtALVVNTEft-
age district, $58.80.
£STEO IN VOUtt FINANCIAL PBOBLt«S:
The s e c o n d turnover totaled
COME IN , GET TO KNOW OS . AVAIL
$831.95 and w as segregated aa fol­
low«: State and county, $303.70;
SOUQSElF OF 00R COUNSEL 1
cities, $27181; schools, $199.34; road
districts, $1.10.
The Sentinel'« big aubacrtption
conteat haa only until Saturday lo
run and all contestant« are uamg
all of their energies to breaat the
tape ahead of their rivals.
The contest haa narrowed down
lo an endurance rare between th*
ambitious one« who are really In
earnest about securing one of the
n7any"vaTuibie'p’r7ze."wlthin their
reach
Tboe. who are not doing
their beat <«nd there are a few of
these) are throwing away an easy
chance to earn aplendld reward.
fh c one who im wen to be In
earnest and who la doing her best
Farm Groups Urged
Spanish-American Vets
To Project Cooperation Have Women’s Auxiliary
A Real Generous Guy
King Reports for Practice.
Oregon 8tate College, Corvallis,
Feb. 24—John King, former Cot­
tage Grove high school athlete, has
reported to Coach Paul J. Schlssler
for spring grid practice. King, a
center, played on the 1939 fresh­
man eleven and Is show ing up weM
In the early workouts. Mors
90 candidates, of
tarmen, have been
. „ _
for the six w eeks of Intensi«« train­
ing.