The Cottage Grove sentinel., March 13, 1930, Image 1

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LOWER GRADE LUM
IS BIG SALES PROBLEM
L o ca l I Loma n Talks To City Library Receives
O « w r Mistakes Muto; L a w y e r Forgets Money; Voters Registered in
Runaway Team Flows]
Books For Fay Shelf
67* r 'Thought Stolen
¡Lorries M il N ig h t
County Total 21,615
Up M a il Boxes
Fcnnsv! vania (hver
Telephone
H W leombard, atto rn ey, «pent More Men T h a n W om en I.lated on
H E B R O N . M arch 10.— (Special.)
I .a ir N o te l« Added, M any Volume«
To t>e accused of having taken
H ave
T h a t <il«t»nr» hi no longer »
handicap tow ard personal contact
w ith relative«
and
friend«
wan
Purobiuieii; Gleam Main­
proved Hunday when Mr«. Haym ond
G ru b * taiUe«l over the telephone
tain Steady Price,
w ith her m other. M in . I«aiirn
K urtner, in B rookville,
l*a.
M r«.
Grub«*. who railed her mol her to
(Crow's Lumber Digest.)
T h e |i««i fo rtn ig h t Im., shown 11« | wi«h her a happy b irthday antii
ver«ary, «aid the rorivem atton wo«
Im p ro vem ent In the general outlook (
moat natinf irto ry ICarh pm «»« wan
uiul any seasonal quickening In tie ,
tier
home
tele
iitt,,,,! ha* a * yet failed Io m a te ria l i 4(>enkli)x fro m
phone and the voire« could be
lac, Coupled w ith thia factor we
Mr«. Baum
have a production level very etoae i heard very d l« tln rt,y
to norm al w hich m ay develop on Unrtue 1 1« acquainted in tht« city
her daughter
anxiety to force anlee, but up u ntil , a« «be bo« vla ltrd
here
the present lim e there la no ap
patent (imposition on the p art o f,
n u ll* to booh very fo r In to the fu
lu re at today's prices
C e rta in Item » have m aintained a
bleudy price line and fu tu re Indies
lio n • for theae a te favorable T h ia I
reference em brace» m ainly ape,-la’ M B (<ar<»utte an d George Jacob
cut clear Itetna and
p artic u la rly
• e n M ill O(M ra te
Foot
1 allro ad and cut ehop, Cleora fro m
< i i | m * 4 'I ( ) P lan t.
export source» alao continue Io he
dem anded at aatlefnetory prices a n d
m ill o rder files are very well altu i
C ottage f <rove 1» to have a new
oted Insofar aa theae iteina are con
cerned
An outlet for the lower 25,000 capacity »aw rnlll In <>|»ertttlon
It w ilt be
glade» provides the greatest soled w ith in the neat fu tu re
Bcrkin«
problem at the m om ent aa m arkets «ituated on part of the
whose requirem ents usually atosurb property northeuat of the city and
just
outNide
the
city
lim
it»
Ik Will
large am ounts o f low -grade lumber
are now m a k in g only lim ited pur be operate«! by M B G a to u tte and
have
for
chases w ith no active Interest in George Jacobsen, who
years been connected w ith the turn-
looking to fu tu re requirem ents.
W h a t the fu tu re holds for the baring ind ustry o f the com m u nity
m a rk e t d u rin g the next 30 to 45 M r. G a ro u tte hnx been sn operator
days la p ro blem atical
It appears on a em ail scale a t various lim e *,
T he m ill w ill lie e lectrically op-
logical llm t step« w ilt be taken to
keep a close check on production crated and w ill have a c irc u lar saw
as against the volume of new bust head rig. Isigs w ill be bought in
Construction
ness and some operators declare the open m n tket
th a t Im m ediate action should he w ork has already started, a con
taken to place in effect a program tra c t having been lei for the build
o f production
reg ulation
ra th e r ing of a m ill pond near the tra c k s
than allow d eferm ent o f such
n , of the G P A E. ra ilw a y .
T h e tw o-acre
tta c t for the m ill
m easure to lose Its effectiveness.
purchased from
M r»
T h e past ten days have shown nn site w a *
Increase in yard stock In q u iry and W o rth H a rv e y
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some m ills rep o rt a little more a c ti­
v ity in a ctu al buying but there Is
Ix'c L in D ru m ('«irim I«»
Charles S ta rr, tra v e lin g salesman
no concerted movem ent apparent at
thts tim e C ity buying p a rtic u la rly fo r
the
Heiberllng Lucos
Music
to slow in g ettin g under way.
com pany o f P o rtland , Is In the city
Home A tla n tic coast operators and w ill meet this evening w ith the
venture the hopes th a t signs o f im ­ Am erican lx>glon d ru ni corps for
provem ent should appear w ith in the purpose o f checking th e ir In­
the next 30 to 60 days ns modern j strum ents. M r. S ta rr, who Is a
lion o f w eath er conditions should m usician, w ill also aid the men in
s tim u la te a c tiv ity to some degree tuning and adju stin g Ih r lr In s tru ­
C a lifo rn ia rem ains slack w ith pros­ ments.
Follow in g the m eeting a
pects uncertain but the next SO days feed w ill be served at the 1-eglcn
should give tom e Indication as to tra p grounds south of the city. Tin-
w hat can be expected fro m
that d ru m corps Is practicin g each week
d is tric t d u rin g the firs t h a lf o f the as a p re p a ra to ry step for the con
year. T axes are due In C a lifo rn ia teat at the state convention o f the
the firs t M onday In
M arch
and Ix-glon In B a ker d uring August.
aasesejnents are levied against con
tem plated Im provem ents as well as
T R A F F IC IS R O I T F .il O V E R
actu al, so building p e rm it* n atu ra l
N E W B R IC E ( R E E K B R ID G E
ly fa ll o ff u n til taxes are out o f the I
w ay fo r the year.
T r a ffic Is going over the new
E xp ort is still m a rk in g tim e and
F ra n k Itrlc e creek bridge although
for the next SO to tkl days It Is (fun
w ork on the structure has not been
sib!.- that a tem p o ra ry lull w ill be
com pleted, according
to
O.
E
evident in car m a te ria l purchases
Crow e, county com missioner, and
C a r shops are now busily enguged P M Morse county engineer, w ho
w ith c u rre n t
contracts
and
a!
Inspected the new bridge Tuesday
though supply purchases m ay be
T hs new structure was built to
som ew hat restricted fo r some tim e
replace the one wrecked d urin g the
to come the prospects for the year
cold *|»ell by a tree that fell aero««
on a whole are good.
It. T he bridge la one o f the Im
Captious selling and c a re fu l su­
portant links In the rood to the
pervision of production w ill un- i Bohem ta mines
d o u b trd ly fea tu re the Im m ediate
F in ishin g touches are being g lv-
fu tu re and It Is lik e ly th a t active
It
steps w ill be taken to regulate pro en the bridge proper now and
w ill be covered this sum mer.
duet Ion.
Market* Make
E V A N G E I .IS T K ' S E R V IC E S
t O N T I N U E D IIV B A P T IS T S
E vangelistic services opened Sun­
day night at the Ita p tls t church and
w ill continue fo r a period of two
weeks. Rev. L. If . R and le Is In
charge and w ill speak at m any of
the meetings. T h e services of W il­
fred H . Cook of S p rin gfield
ns
music d irecto r have been secured.
H e Is plan nin g fo r a large chorus
choir to assist the re g u la r church
cho ir w ith the music.
M r. Cook
w ill be the to lo la t.
An outstanding day d uring the
cam paign w ill be M arch 22, when
fou r state lenders of the Baptist
convention w ill be here fo r con­
ference*. T h e y
are
D r. O. C
W rig h t, secretary of the
Itnp tlat
stale convention; D r. T . H . Ilng cn,
slnie d irecto r of religious edUCN
tlon ; M rs. Hodges, d irecto r of II.
Y P. U. and W o rld W id e G u ild :
Miss Loulae H u n d eru p . d ire c to r of
the c h ild re n ’» d ep artm en t.
Ser­
vice» w ill begin on that dny nt 2
o'clock In the aftern oo n and w ill
he contlnuou» fo r the rem ain d er of
the dny. A covered dish »upper w ill
he served at 6:30 o'clock. In the
evening m issionary m otion pictures
w ill be shown by Dr. W rig h t and
D r. Hngen W’lll d eliver n devotion tl
address.
F ou r popular novel« have been
added to the jmy «he|f of the city
lib ra ry and five new volume« have
been added to the children'« «belve«
“ Free" by B la ir Nile», clowned by
«orne critic« a« one o f »!»•• outntnnd
ing book« o f the «ea«on. 1« am ong
the new ren tal «helf
volume«
O ther« are "F ig h tin g C aravan«" by
Zane G rey, w rite r o f popular west­
ern novel»; "W « rd of
the
lt©d-
wkin«" by Hheba Hargrenve«, and
"T he Ifa w b u i k«" by John
M n»r
field.
T h e children'» book» are
We
by Charle« Lindbergh, the personal
account of the L in e Ragle'» rise
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l'vllM T g « Û 0 L 6"
\ GEORGE» HE
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1 TWAWtP O(JT I
UNTIL TU j j
¡rouRoiof / / r
1 ju i f ( * ' N>
another'« car, while he believed be
wa« d riv in g bl« own. wa« the re
cent unpleanant experience o f Jim
Tow n
M r. T ow n drove hi« own
car down town and la te r believed
he got in to It and drove It home
H hortly th e re a fte r O rv ille Hite« re
ported that hi« car had been «toler
D u rin g thl« tim e ano ther < a r w«
overwtaylng the p arking lim it
oy
«everal hour«. T he offending
proved to lx* the T ow n car. which
had l»een parked clo»e to the Hit« -
car.
Both were old model
Foru
touring« o f much the «am*© general
appearance, and not u n til o ffic e r/
found h im d riv in g the “stolen" rs r
did T o w n suspect that he hadn't
taken hl« own ear
a re«tie«« night recently. The rea-
«on wa« thl« Ju«t a fte r he got in ­
to had he recollected that he had
left bi« office w ith 157 in check«
and currency in his hand and had
left the money
«omewhere.
Hia
recollection wa« that he laid
It
down w hile transacting buaineaa at
(he c ity hail and forgot to pick it
up when leaving
But even
657
wa« not sufficien t to m ake
him
leave hl» bed to a tte m p t to find It.
How ever, be w ^ n up bright
and
early the next m o rn ing and did not
delay in reaching the c ity hall. O f
ficial« there declared they had seen
nothing o . f . hi«
. . money. T^ater It was
(U n c o v e r e d in the vault of th e c i t y
recorder'» office, where the record
<-r had placed it the n ig ht before
for safe keeping
A ro tog ravure section w hich the
Eugene R egister h a* Juat
Issued
gives some prominence to Cottage
Grove. T h e re la a picture of the
seson hous. three scenes In the B‘>
hernia d is tric t and a picture of the
Woodson auto camp.
T he special Issue is to be sent to
«fi.OfXI fa rm homes In the D akotas
M innesota and M on tan a and Is
lik e ly to prove the best piece of
p ub licity ever to leave L an e county
T h e Idea of the ro tog ravure set
tlon o rigin ated w ith O. H Heine.
, o rm er "Jrsldent of Cottage G ro t­
an(j now head salesman fo r the
R lv -u
-let n
F ru
M inneap-
•u-ie»
u n it « company, «•.».«.»
oils, w hich was developed a * a re-
#uU of an ,dea which originated
w tlh M r H eine fo r d is trib u tio n of
Oregon f r u it to consumers In the
, ta te , w here the special Issue will
description o f the origin o f the Idea
th a t g rew in the brain of a fo rm e r
N o rth D a k o ta fa rm e r. M r. Hein«-
and ano ther page is devoted to th -
Eugene F r u it Growers. T he re
rnalnder Is given over to m a te ria l
that should a ttra c t the tourist to
Oregon. T h e ed ito rial w o rk on the
ro to g ravu re section was done by
E lb e rt Bede o f this city.
FENCE DISPUTE CAUSE
OE STABBING AFFRAY
C h arlie F ü h re r
«pent Tuesday
m o rn ing w ith hi« post auger reset­
ting m ail box poet« of hia neigh­ William McKeil, London, Jailed
bors. T he action wa» not altruism
on Charge of Assault With
on Charlie's part but was necessi­
I>ane county ha» a total o f 21.6B tated by the fact th a t his team ran
Dangerous Weapon.
voters registered th u s .fa r «nd »here „
whUe aUached to , harrow
is «till u n til A p ril 16 in w
— hich to and plowed up m all box posts.
register for the M ay p rim aries, ac­
M r. F ü h re r had driven his team
cording to a report com pleted by onto the road M onday evening a f ­
W illia m M rK e il o f
Ixmdon. 10
W . B. D illa rd , county clerk.
ter a day of h arro w in g and had ■ miles south o f this city, was ar-
Men lead women in registration tum ed to shut the gate when the rested Tuesday night by Deputy
by 25 per cent. T here are 12,303
horses took french leave
and S h e riff John C arllle and taken to
men and 9,312 women on the started for home w ith the harrow , the Lane county ja il to face a
book«.
T hey made post haste, scorning all charge of assault w ith a dangsroua
T he republican party w ith a reg­ m inor obstacles such as m ail box*., weapon as the result o f a dispute
istration of 14.734 leads, the d em Q. o and -M.O.I
vsr^w.
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small tree«.
T »».«-J
hey tore
loose Sunday a t fcMUUVIl
London UVCI
over fa
a llllV
Uns IV
fence
cra
v in g
... o e tie
n ■
fro
m the
harro w near the G llcrist
in which M u rra y * N ew ton,
32,
suf
ner.L I l.l h I a i,.n
. u I a 5«
r. U
.l progressive«
». r i . i r (-*.■ sit VO j
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prohibitionist»
and
place. Freed fro m
the machine fered a k n ife wound. M eK ell. 65.
29. T here are 3W) who have regi»-
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x.
made fast tim e to the Fred wa« given a hearing
In
Justice
P a tto n place, where they
w ere court Tuesday and wa« bound over
have given no p arty preference.
stopped by a car.
to the grand ju ry . B ail was set at
Before the general election two
31000 but was not furnished.
years ago, I*ane county had 25,1521
N ew ton, in a
w eak
condition
-.-fs-r.-d voters
By tlM tta M o f
from loea of blood, was taken to a
the general election this year, it 1»
Eugene hospital Sunday afternoon
expected th a t th a t num ber w ill be
and was pronounced out o f danger
passed.
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by hospital attend ants Tuesday. H -
A large audience enjoyed
the
Any voter who has moved to a
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received a stab wound in the left
nhowlng of "Good M o rn in g Judge.' d iffe re n t precinct since registering, Geo. T
G ertlnger. Receiver. M a k e . b re M t #
requ, red
g ,Ven Tuesday evening aa a boy ' must reregister. Voters m ay regis-
Sales;
Shipm ents
A re
stitches to close.
scout benefit
It w a * sponsored by ter a t the county seat, a t the office
Reports on the dispute d iffe r,
Being Made.
the Lions club, and was produced o f the county clerk, and w ith the
M cK eil c laim ing self defense and
by the Eugene Lions club. It hav- registrars In various
places, to
New ton claim ing th a t M cK eil was
ing been given In Eugene, also a * whom supplies have a lre a d y been
abusive.
boy scout benefit.
sent.
C o ntract sales for several m ll-
According to one report brought
M an y com plim ents were heard
Any person who moves a fte r the lion feet of logs, which belonged
here. M c K e il was burning rotten
fo r the orchestra which gave -ev- reg istratio n books are closed fo r an to the Anderson A M iddleton Lum -
rails of an old line fence, the cor­
er a l num bers and also accompanied election m ay secure a c e rtific a te of her company,
have
been
made
rect location of which had been In
those sentenced by the court
t o . reg istration fro m the county clerk through George T . G e rlln g e r. re- ,,
,
when he w s e a n n rn a ch ed
sing in paym ent o f fines. It w a . and then vote in the precinct to celver for the firm , against which .
h ,
,d ,
h
lirectcd by W n y n - A kers Pice,.Il which he has moved
b an kruptcy
proceedings
w e re
aggressor in
the
fight
Pete and h i* son were vocifen isly
Any voter who failed to vote dur started a few months ago. The which fo l|o^ L j
wa,
eaM tbrt
encored. Several o f the vocal nuru- ing the past tw o years has had his sales include a g reater p art of the N
,
knocked down
a criM lad
bers wr-i*-
were in
high
class o and
ere c card
fro m m
the
files
logs
which
already azwee
been «-wa
cut ‘
.w-i-i
^ ii (.man
u u o all
n w
wVi<;
a r a l taken
i n e n xrom
e jn
e » a and
n u u tr.us-
iu n ;
««-»»» w
m v u i had
m * u
ouc«»uj
M cK eil w h o a tte m o te d to
encored. T here w ere 36 ch a ra cte r- re register in order to be entitled by the company. T he Christensen
’ .
' M r r te i, tnla
,hst
M c K e il told officers that
in the cast.
to vote.
L um ber com pany of Danebo, near j^ew to_
ulted h im
w ith
his
T he play was a ro llic kin g comedy
Any person who m ay be absent Eugene, and other m ills north o f -
fists and th a t he d rew his kn ife to
and frequent "cracks'" were taken fro m the county on election day. or. Eugene were included in the con-
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rrnc , . w «»
at local business men and mem bers who by reason of illness, cannot tracts. I t is expected th a t the
h n ’. r . n c . qho rtrid ee
I»an©
Book»;
A p ril
15
lw Ib-adllne
h2i,r‘Tr‘?,r“ “ n; Special Edition Boosts
Good Morning Judge
Draws Large Audience
Cottage Grove Country
to Bari».
* W Ind ml lie and
Wooden Bhoes** by G ra n t; "P olly-
Anna G row « Up" by P o rte r, another
one of the Glad Book net lea; " In
dlan Boyhood” by Eastm nn, an I
"B an bu ry Cro»« Htoriaa” by H ow
ard.
A num ber o f volume« have been
donated to the lib ra ry . G ifts of
this kind are w« !com r as the libra
ry he« had to destroy a large n u m ­
ber o f book» because of contagion
M r» N ellie H a m a n t. lib ra ria n , re­
ports. T w e n ty volume» have been
given bv Mrs. H A. Ellw w orth and
1
I
I ' h i . :
K m w a o f I >ia
mond«" by E th el M Dell has been
given by M rs. A. Thles
T he libra-
O' ha* received "Rom ance and Rise
of the Am erican T ro p ic * by S im
uel C ro w lh e r fro m
the U nited
F ru it com pany of Am erica.
Adult books loaned d uring Febru-
■ry totaled 662 volumes, of which
num ber 799 w ere ™
fictio n and
J u M
were non fiction, ( r.lld re n » tHvoks
loaned totaled 36M
229 and non
«he total
Money received fro m
*>"*« totaled »6 J1
and fro m ren tal
shelf M IO
T he total num ber of
borrow ers Is 1062.
25 borrowers'
cards having been Issued
and
13
.
h »v ln < b" ' n c ,n c ‘,ned
were sentenced to help on C ottage
Grove's street w ork.
W h ile all the returns fro m tick e t
sales are not In, it is certain th a t
a sum was netted
fo r the boy
scouts.
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H ebron I Julies' Club Plan P lay.
Several M illio n Feet
A. & M. Logs Are Sold
vote, m ay secure and cast an ab-
sent voters' ballot by m a k in g prop-
er app lication therefore, provided
the app lication Is made in tim e to
have ballot m arked and returned
to the county clerk at least six days
before an election.
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am ong purchasers,
A sm all crew of men have started
loading logs fro m m ill "A" at La-
th a m and It is expected the job w ill
be completed this week. Loading
w ill then start in the forest reserve
near Rujada. where a section crew
is already at w ork budding a new
fa th e r-in -la w of New ton, and by
W . L. Townsend
A n o th e r version was th a t N sw -
ton, who had returned to his fa rm
a fte r a short absence w hile w ork-
on the M cK enzie w^s
told by neighbors th a t one section
loading spur. T he O. P. A E. ra il­
of his fences had been torn out. I t
herron
w ay company, over whose line the
T he play. "A lw ays In
w a* separating his land fro m that
logs w ill be hauled to the Southern
w hich the Ladies’ club planned fo r
purchased about five months ago
P acific, have a section crew o f five
M rs. E m m a Yancey Dies.
- F rid a y at the hall has been po*t-
by M cK eil.
men and also a car rep airer, in
M rs. E m m a R. Yancey, w idow of poned u ntil M arch 21.
New ton sought out M cK eil and
th e ir employ a t present.
Cham ber of C iim m e n * Hears Poe- H ira m Yancey, died T hu rsday
T h e play is a
three-act
farce
the tw o men started to talk the
O. E . C row e and Grace Schiska to
A d dition al in fo rm atio n could not
« „ v . i i ^ i . l m in <x ih « -
ternoon
at
her
home
on
south
comedy
and
the
cast
follows
G
id-
slhlllty of Kecurtng Services
be obtained as M r. G erlln ger, who
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h l_
F ile Candidacies fo r R epublican
T cn th street. Services w ere held eon B la ir, a m illio n a ire , F an ny P a t-
the fence was several feet on his
handles all sales, is a t his P o rtland
of Office«*
S a turday afternoon at the
M ill* ten; M isery Moon, a hoodooed coon,
side of the line. Abusive language
N o m in atio n in P rim a ry .
offices this week.
chapel and Rev. I. G. Shaw o ffic i­ Elsie W h ite ; Tom Rissle. as slick
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was used by M cK e il as the argu-
ated. In te rm e n t was In the Sears as a whistle, M iria m P ip er; P a t­
K E P O R T IS C O M P L E T E D
m ent became more heated. New ton
T h e w ork of a d airy and herd in- cem etery.
ric k K e lle r, a tick e t seller. H -le n
( I V I A N D G R A N T T A X '* reP °r t ed as saying.
O. E . Crowe, county com mission­
ON L IN D GRANT t a x
McKeil u Mld t0 have threatened
apeclor and tbe prospect of secur
Mrs. Y ancey was born M arc h 21. H u ll; H tta m T u tt, an a w fu l nut.
er, and G race Schiska. county-
ing one for south L an e w a * dls- 1862. In M issouri. She had resided V io la Rohde; S a m a n th a Slade, a
I to put out squirrel poison if N ew -
treasurer. announced M on day th eir
o rt on the am o un t of O r e g o n __
e*«w>
cussed a t the Tuesday noon lunch­ in Cottage G rove for 51 years. Sur- poor old m aid, M abel H e a th . Rose- candldaelaa fo r „ e le c tio n this year A R C ep
a lifo rn ia land g rant tax due
d kl not remove hts sheep fro m
eon of the cham ber o f com merce by vivlng her are five children M rs bud Reese, her niece. Alice B a r k e - ,and (hjU thcy wouW f ,,e w ith in the L aa e county this year has been
d,sPui e w,t?A“
F r a n k 'm e y e r : Paula ifa le c k . a bolshevist.
, hp
v o u m , w .»
N ew ton soon a fte r
D r. C. H . H a rtm a n , local v e te rln a r- M o rris
M clflb b e n ,
M rs.
Ian. who Is a part tim e employe o f H o ckett and W illia m Yancey, all of Mrs. W a rd ; L u la P earl, a ra g tim e republican nom ination »t
at the
the M
M sv
ay ' ° T P
report w i l i be subm itted blacking an eye. M cK e il returned
the state d airy and food c o m m ie this c ity ; M rs. W illia m
B radford, g irl. R u th Dugan.
16 p rim a ry
to the dep artm en t of the In te rio r. th* blow w ,th a k n ,fe t h r u ,t ' M c‘
»loner's office.
Salem ; M rs. J. A. 8tu c k e y, P o rt-
T h e women w ill serve ice cream .
U n d e r the new state election laws
T he total tax
nated is $99,- Keil's son, the report goes, grabbed
M r. H a rtm a n explained that there land.
cake, pie. sandwiches and coffee
all
filings
o
f
candidates
m
ust
be
in
473.35
and
is
segregated
as follows: N ew to n an instant before his fa th ­
would be no added cost if south
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and w ill sell popcorn.
er stabbed.
not la te r than M arch 31 thia year. State and count y __ $61.938.47
laine w ere given an inspector, that
T he play w ill s ta rt a t 8 o'clock.
Bleeding
profusely,
N e w to n
The lists close «5 days before the School d is t r ic t s _______
15.280.24
such an inspector would m erely dl-
election whereas fo rm e rly candi- u n io n high s c h o o ls _____ 2.218.93 w alked more than 1000 feet to his
vide the fees now paid the county
home, before being given firs t aid.
D ayton C la rk B reaks Ix -ft A rm .
dates had to w ith in 30 days of the P o rt nf g iu s la w ____
3.360.91
Inspector who is unable to satts-
H e was tak e n to a Eugene hospital
D ayto n C la rk , son of M r. and | pject¡on
Road
d
is
t
r
ic
t
s
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16.673.80
fac to rlly cover the e n tire county-
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M rs. J R u skin C la rk and a student
M r Crow e an<j M rs. Schiska are
T he am ount as com puted fo r this by automobile.
R 1» felt th a t the num ber of catTW
T h e „ fence
was located
and put
T o urge p articip atio n in a good- j *n
school, suffered a compound j the only county o fficials whose year Is less than th a t received In
enc* w
..
In south l-nne la «ufflelen t to w «r-
w ill pleasure and business tou r to i fra c tu re of his le ft a rm above the term s expire this year. Thus fa r the previous three years since the UP bX N ew ton more than five y e a r.
ran t the appointm ent o f a
p art- southern C a lifo rn ia , m em bers of the ( w t ‘s( a nd a dislocated elbow Tues-
verbal agreem ent w ith
no one has come fo rw ard to oppose O. A C. lands were restored to the
Um e deputy. M r
H a rtm a n
has P a c ific Coast Crusade com m ittee
w.
Thom as O rr, then owner of M c-
w ^en he fell 15 feet fro m a them .
county tax rolls a fte r being w ith -
asked for the position.
Keil's
land,
he m aintains. O rr has
m et W ednesday w ith o fficers and ; ladder on the school grounds. H e
M rs. Schiska became
treasurer d ra w n f or a period of ten vears.
D r. C. E Frost, c ity health of
since died.
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fleer, has interested h lM s e lf in hav- directors o f the cham ber of com was replacing an electric light o r O ctober 1. 1925. upon the resigna-
The elder M c K e il was arrested
the n orth jside of the high school
tlon
in the
gen-
M rs . Alice
Alice I*.
L. M
ay jo
o Mies.
Dies.
Is.e.»*
a .„ „ d r »mu«, i
«*» mere©.
™ : tlo
n o of f t^-ina W
u a ard
ra and
a n a in
m e »«»»•
J ia
L n fa ld to him I n h i . c i t y
heaHh
n
P o rte d out that w hat O re -j R i d i n g . T h e J fa ttu ra jfo r the lig h t , era! P,ection o f 1926 was ele cted to
M rs. Alice L. M ayo died F rid a y , late Sunday by D eputy S h e riff
« ( » ( I l l I A I I I B I T W i l l BOOST
gon highw ays need is more t r a f f i c . ! "-as not fastened solidly to tl, e ;th e position fo r a fo u r-y ea r term .
M arc h 7. a t the home of a daugh- Green P itc h e r o f Cottage Grove
I S E O E N A T IV E P R O D U C T S work.
and th a t the way to get this is "'a ll and when D ayto n took hold to
Com m issioner Crowe is serving te r M rs. N e n a Dodds, on the n orth and b rought before Justice of the
through good w ill crusades throu gn steady h im self It gave w ay. caus­ his fifth y e a r as a m em ber of the R iv e r road. T h e rem ains were ta k - Peace J. E. Young. T h e m an was
A wood products week
w ill be E L K S E N T E R T A IN M E M B E R S
w hich residents o f other coast sec­ ing h im to lose his balance and county cou rt, ta k in g over his po.-i- en to A storia fo r b u ria l beside the released on his agreem ent to ap ­
held In Eugene, s ta rtin g M arc h 24.
A N D N U M B E R O E F R IE N D S tions are Interested in w h at
tion in 1924. follow ing a recall.
husband.
Thom as pear before the d is tric t atto rn ey
we fall.
grave of her
when called.
A little I^ewis boy
a
and Lane county lum bering and re ­
have fo r the tourist to see. I t was
..
. suffered
,
M ayo.
ta il Wivxl firm s w ill con tribu te to
of
southern I broken rig h t a rm M onday when he
E lk s and a
num ber n f th e ir said th a t residents
County Rond W o rk Progresses.
18.
M rs. M ayo was born A p ril
the displays at a products show friends enjoyed a sm oker F rid a y C a lifo rn ia w ill tra v e l n orth through 1 fo11 w hile pole vaulting ,
County road w o rk in a num ber of 1854, in L aP o rte . In d . She came to MARVIN ALSTOTT SERIOUSLY
IN JU R E D NEAR MARSHFIELD
w hich w ill open at the Eugene night. Preceding the smoker, the Oregon i f w e let them know of the
parts o f the county is m oving rap id- C ottage Grove six months ago fro m
armory M arc h 27.
Eugene E lks lodge held a business com bined
attrac tio n s
which
we 1-egion, A u xiliary M eet Scheduled ly along, according to E d w in T u l- Cleveland. O„ to m ake her home
M rs. H . O. Bennett received word
T he purpoee o f the wood products session by special dispensation, and have to o ffe r, w hile they m ig ht not , Delegations fro m the ioeal post lar. county road superintendent, w ith M rs. Dodds. She had fo rm e r-
w eek w ill be lo encourage the use w j„ hold others here in the future, come if they knew only o f one a t- of the A m erican Legion and the W ith continued good w e a th e r M r. ly resided in H am m ond, Ore. Sur- the ea rly p art o f the week th a t
of articles constructed fro m n ative Music was furnslhed throughout tra c tio n , such as C ra te r lake or the j /American
Legion
a u x ilia ry
are T u lla r said both new construction v iv ln g her are
three daughters, M a rv in A ls to tt had been seriously
woods of l-nnc county anil Oregon (he evening by an orchestra fro m Oregon caves.
L ikew ise
It
was | planning to attend a m eeting of an l re p a ir w o rk w ill be increased. M rs. Dodds of (this city; M rs. R uth injured in an accident w hile a t
in preference to substitutes.
Eu- Eugene.
Alice w ork in a logging cam p near
pointed out th a t we w ill p ro fit by W illa m e tte Council No. 3 o f the It is
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expected w ith the com pletion Price, Cleveland. O.;
M rs.
gene lum ber and m lllm en are spon­
M arshfield last F rid a y .
H e was
A feature of the evening was a interesting residents of W ashing- A m erican Legion -to be held in the i of patching oiled roads in the vici- Douglas. Silverton.
struck by a line used in logging op­
sors.
, boxing card. H a rv e y W ilk in s and ton and Canada In w hat southern ’ cham ber o f com m erce rooms in | n itv of E UKene this w eek the crews
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erations and fo r a tim e
it was
M o rrell W rig h t. 120 pounds each. C a lifo rn ia has to o ffe r, fo r those Eugene W ednesday n ig h t. M arch w il, be shifted to the C ottage Gr-. ve
N ew T eacher Is Signed,
B e tte r H o m e* C h airm e n to M(-ct
mixed fo r six rounds. E a rl B ald- going to southern C a lifo rn ia must 19. Social e n te rta in m e n t has been d is tric t.
Miss Jewel M acK en zie o f Costa thought he could not live. T he
C o m m u n ity chairm en fo r the bet- win and Iv a n A lien, midgets, went travel throu gh Oregon both going planned and refresh m en ts w ill be
Mesa. Cal., a rriv ed Sunday to ac- message stated his scalp was ripped
ter homes week program w ill m » e t |<)n f or f our rounds, and F ra n k an(j com ing.
served a fte r the business session,
„
y--,
Z ’’ /
Z.
cePl a p osi"on on ' he h '8 h school open fro m the fore p art to the back
w ith Miss G ertru de
Skow.
1-anr B aldw in and Reuben
H u ff, also
Because of the large num ber ex-
*
facu lty, ta k in g the place o f Mrs. of his head, five teeth were broken
county home dem onstration agent, midgets, also went on
fo r
fo u r pected to p articip ate, the cost of
T a x T u rn o v e r fo r 1928 Made,
T
.
B e rt Kerns, w ho recently resigned. o ff and a num ber o f fillin gs were
nt 1:30 F rid a y aftern oo n In
the rounds. At the conclusion o f the the P a c ific Const Crusade has been j a tax tu rn o v er o f $29,012.63 was
Miss M acK enzie tau g h t last year knocked fro m other teeth. H e ral­
cham ber of com merce
rooms in j , wo bouts, the fo u r midgets mixed made low. and it is believed that m ade last w eek by S h e riff Harry-
a t the O rto n school fo r girls, a lied fro m his c ritic al condition M on­
p riv a te institu tio n in Los Angeles. day and attend ing physicians re­
Eugene to discuss plans fo r
the |n n f rpp f or n||.
several fro m here w ill be in t h e j L . Bown to G race Schiska, county
b etter homes week this year. C h air- ■ C a fe te ria refreshm ents closed the p arty.
treasurer. Segregation o f the tu rn -
T he churches o f C ottage Grove. P rio r to com ing to Cottage Grove ported h im to be im proving.
M a rv in made his home in Cottage
men In this d istrict are M rs. H ugh evening
C o m m ittee mem bers present at over, w hich was fro m 1928 taxes, at the d in n e r served F rid a y noon she was doing p art tim e teaching
T ru n n e ll o f L a th a m , M rs.
Hugh
the m eeting W ednesday w ere A. E . follows: S tate and
county. $17. at the B aptist church in observance in the W oodbury business college in Grove fo r a num ber of years and
D o o little o f Dorena, M rs.
Clyde
D alton, president E u re k a cham bei 1774/13; cities. $4669; school districts, of the w orld day of prayer, voted Los Angeles. Miss M acK enzie w ill was graduated fro m the local high
W rig h t of C resw ell nnd M rs. C. M
*'•’ *"-RAl M A Y A S K F O R
C.
Sabin. $5665.68; union high schools. $521.- unanim ously to send a cablegram to | have charge o f girls' physical edu- school.
T R E A S U R E R N O M IN A T IO N o f com m erce; George
Foster of Lorane.
at
the , cation, one class in m athem atics
m anager O regon caves, and Clyde j jg ; road d istricts. $711.80: P o rt of the A m erican delegation
REHEARSALS ARE STARTED
Edmondson, general m an ager
o.' j Siuslaw . $98.82: forest fire p atro l. London n aval conference th a t they and one class in typing.
F o rm e r O rg anist to G ra d u a te .
o f fic e 'going bv" iiefa'idt f<ls ,h,> E m p ire Redwods association
FOR LEGION MUSICAL SHOW
stand stron g ly behind
President
$31; grey digger fun d, $2.50.
Loren E d m lston. fo rm e r organist county o ffice going by default Is
h
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Excurslon Is Planned.
H oover’s pro gram fo r w orld peace
at the Arcade theater, w ill be pre T “ " " ’ « . , , 1? * " " r e , b' ,t ,W ° o ff‘ 7 '
Rehearsals are under way fo r
T he Southern P acific
company-
as expressed in his A rm is tic e day
E lk to n laid Dies.
G iin Club Loses Shoot.
sented in a re c ita l at the l e . n v
b* '»'«<«• ,b n t
w ill operate a popular excursion to “H e llo T here," a musical comedy
H a ro ld Johnson o f E lk to n , neph-
T h e A m erican Legion Rod and address last Novem ber.
that of com missioner fo r the posl-
Ington hotel In O aklan d, Cal., A p ril
T he follow in g cablegram
was P o rtla n d M arc h 14. T ickets w ill sponsored by the Am erican Legion,
_ J^ ew o f M rs. F red B eidler of this G un club lost its fo u r matches Sun­
4. nt which lim e he w ill g radu ate ''o n held by O. _ E. C row e
Percy
to be presented a t the Arcade
fro m .he T o u jlh n studio i ™ ^ t
day in the O regonian telegraphic sent: "A m erican Delegation, Lon- be on sale fo r the one day only
T he
churches of w ith a retu rn lim it M arc h 17. The th e a te r M a rc h 26-27. T h e play, con­
T he shoot. T he locals scored 62 points don E n g la n d :
u,
r inL Io w o r d 1 r e ix c n e o iv tv e n d rl h h v v "PP<>«-
O p p o R C M rs. G race Schiska. Incum- p ltal follow in g an operation.
T he ex­ sisting o f a plot interspersed w ith
nnd against the follo w in g points fo.- Cottage G rove, assembled on w orld round trip fare Is $3.65.
bent, fo r the republican nonilna
unanim ously cursion is planned fo r the automo- snappy song hits, dances and skits,
F u n e ra l ser- th e ir opponents: Eugene. 75; Tole day o f prayer, voted
a
M
rs.
E
rnest
Johnson.
T M h r. ', nnd
“ ("n M
am
a i" b e e Edm
n ''s tu lston
d v in e h i I’™" ib H R ^ H m l'" ^ « bert E ^ W a lk e r. vices w ere held Sunday at E lk to n . do, 71:' P o rtland . 71; M cM in n v ille. u rging the London
rs. t h John
conference to , bile show and a St. P a tric k ’s day abounds In m irth and fun.
Rosella Z u ra of P o rtland Is di­
months com nle, Eugene, may also he a candidate.
M r. Beidler,
b,s I ' I " d lv ld “ » 1 I ' * ’“ 1 ^ ¡ T ’ o r ' p s ‘ keep fa ith w ith the peace pact and celebration in the metropolis,
recting the production and she
' O aklan d fo r six months, com plet
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
So fa r there Is no Indication th a t son W illis and Charles B eidler, at- j . Nelson. 21. C. S. H a ll. 21. P. S our desire fo r reduction o f a rm a-
Ing a fu ll year's w ork In th a t tim e anyone w ill file against Crowe fo r tended the services but M rs. Beld- Rukow ski. 20. A n other shoot w ill m ents and hope fo r Joint confer-
T h e C a ra w a y com m ittee seems to promises the com m unity a rare
ence in case of disputes. C ottage have made the s ta rtlin g discovery tre a t in the w ay of local am ateur
the com misslonershlp.
ler, w ho is ill w ith the flu, was un- be held Sunday.
Used cars are traded In on ap­
Grove churches. Charles P. John- th a t there has been some difference ente rta in m e n t. A num ber o f chil­
able to go.
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p ro xim ately 50 pet- cent of the new
son, M . E . pastor, secretary m in- o f opinion concerning the disposl- dren w ill represent baby dolls and
T
h
e
re
is
no
substitute
fo
r
news-
T h e re is no substitute fo r news­
kewpies, there w ill be college girls
cars sold, according to the Oregon
Isterlal association.”
,tio n o f Muscle Shoals. _________
paper advertising.
and boys, widows and bachelors, old
State M o to r association.
fashioned girls and country bump­
kins, and the costumes fo r the en­
tire production w ill be of a gorge­
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s j 'II U I U IIIII'I M,H I H I HIH TTi m i
ous type.
nnr"
Dairy and Herd Inspector
Of South Lane Prospect
March ii.-< special.i Commissioner,Treasurer
Of Lane Seek Reelection
at
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hH McK«U
Participation in Crusade
To California Is Asked
Lotta^e ( / ro ve (.^ nureties
Cable to London
.
An oil mop m ay be cleaned by
dipping In soap suds to w hich has
been added a little household a m ­
m onia.
R in sin g In w a rm
w a te r
com plete» the process.
D o nated ; Hor-
rower« ItK'rea««-
Only Limited
Construction Is Started
On New Sawmill Here flig
»>• h t
VJHÛ A
NUMMER »3
< «»rrA««r g r o v e l a n e < o í n ty . d hkgo n , tih m sday . m a m h i ». i « m .
8 O U MK XXXIX
THE FEATHERHEADS
. 1
Long T im e Saying It
FARM GROUPS RECOMMEND
RODENT CONTROL WORK:
N o m in atio n s by
granges and
F arm e rs ' union locals fo r district
supervisors In rodent control w ork
are being made and the
recom­
mendations sent to O. 8. Fletcher,
county agent, but a num ber o f o r ­
ganizations are yet to be heard
fro m and these have been asked to
send in th e ir nom inations by M areh
20.
M r. F le tc h e r w ill consider the
n o m in atio n * and w ill m ake hie
recom m endations fo r appointm ents
to the county court. A supervteor
to take charge o f rodent control
w ork w ill be named in each school
d is tric t in the county.
no Lew than Mtr
M. A. Horn of this district I* one
of four named by the
Farm ers’ union focal.
I