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Business Institute Is To
George B aker M eeh No Immediate Prospect
Freak E g g Resembles M ills C arries G la s s Cottage Grove Carries
G opher G u n
B lo w s Boys’ Camp Is Being
Be Held Here July 7-8
H orrible D e a th
For Boom in Lumber
B aby M ole
1” Person
Off Honors at Bend
0 / L a d 's F in ger
Made Ready for Outing
W ell K now n MpTCilalUU W ill T alk
During epidemics
of
various
The horrible death uf George Condition at Ü MBploymant la H eld
I M ona Club
M akes
mt
kinds we have heard of carriers of
A ban owned by Mra. W.
Baker, form er raaldant of thia city
on Hubjerla o f Vital Intnr-
Clark Woodruff, 14, who lives Any Lad Over Nine Tears of Aga
llaaponalM a for Mlac.k In
W ltchar of Dailght valley, noting various kinds, but K. K. Mills
W ith rttunt and T w o
and son of Mr. and Mra. Thao. Kak 1
south of this city on Cadar creek,
1» Eligible Io Attend
M l to M nrrluuile.
A bualnaaa liu tllu ta lor mer-
chan la and bualnaaa and prof •••Io n
al man of Cotta*« Grova and sur­
rounding cummuultlsa w ill ba bald
beta Monday and Tuaaday, July 7
and V. Tbl» la iponaorad by tba
Gragun Htala Halali Man-ban la as­
sociation and Uragon »lala vollaga
aad la a projacl of Iba local I .Iona
club.
■paakara w ill ba ii. T. Vinca,
hand of oouraaa In toarcbandlaln*.
aobool of coininaroa, Grsgun Htala
eoUaga, E. 1C. Moaworth. baad of
couraaa In accounting and audit­
ing. also of th a school of cuniinarea,
O . H. C . and O F. Tata, aecretary
o f Uragon H alali Marcbanla’ aaao
that Cottage Orova blddlaa have
B uilding Program .
ar, waa told by hla brother, John 1
not baan getting publicity recently
Dakar of Grant« Paaa, who vlalted
haa produced a freak that w ill opart
hare several day» ago. Gaorga Dak
I Craw’a Luaibar IHgaat.)
tha nawa column» Tha contribution
ar waa working at an oil wall which 1
waa being drilled near hla father’» J Tba general outlook haa Im­ la an agg that haa tha appearance
place at Agenda. Kana. Gaorga w ai | proved none during tha past two of a baby mola, or tba young of
soma other underground animal
down under tha floor of tha derrick weak«.
houaa whan tha driller, who did noi ' A m ajority of tha lumbar manu­ curled up for a nap. Tha agg la
know that Dakar had gone balow. facturers of tba northweat are really three agga, one forming tha
alar tad tha machlnary and Dakar« I somewhat b e w ild e re d at a condi­ head, another the main portion of
body waa cruahad to a pulp. The tion which la now conceded to ba the body and tha third tha abdoml
parents, who were planning to rc- I beyond control through any work-1 n‘ l portion. Tha sheila, which are
turn to Cottage Grove, poulponed I able form of production regulation. ’ molded Into ona, are solid and ap-
dolng ao after tha accident, which 1 W ith most of the mills cutting only i patently there ara three agga In
happened two months ago.
I »8 per cant or lass of thalr usual i * ,d«-
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footage and naw business still ba-
Mra. W ltchar Is not
certain
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low that figure It becomes p la in ly ! whether tha freak waa laid by
!*P P *r« “ t that there Is something Black Minorca or a W hite Leghorn,
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basically wrong with business In j “ *h«
both.
\ d*® *1**- A detailed analysis of the-
Straw berry Measures
Six Inches
■ la tio n
M r. Unaworlh will apaak on "Tha
Accounting for Hatall Uualnaaa,"
"H alali Cradlta and Collactlona,"
and "Hlora Urganlaatlun and M an ­
agement." M r Vanoa will apaak on
"H atall Advertising,"
"Halaaman-
manahlp" and "Window Trimming."
M r. Tata w ill apaak on "Hlora Ar
raagamanl." All thraa of tha apaak
arc will ba avallabla for confarancaa
a l any tltna that thay arc not en­
gaged In conducting tha Institut«
They will, on tba foranoon of tha
•acond day, vlalt atoraa of tha ally
and, whan raquaatad to do so, make
aiiggtiationa relativ« to tha conduct
uf tha bualnaaa of any atora, rala-
tiv a Io store arrangaiuant. w in d o w
dressing, ate.
Tha I.Iona club commit t»» having
ilia Inatltuta In charge la Frad An
dacaon. D. I ’ . C a m a ro n an d It . K
Hhorl A commute« from tha local
credit association coopct a tln g w ith
tha Lions club la M C Hrcaalar, II
A. Hagan and Elbert Hade. Tha
laat named haa a I»». bean appointed
from tha chamber of oommarca.
' are all In
H IL K C H E E K . June 12. (Mpe
olal ) O rville Rigby probably will
ba tha winner In the contest for
tha largeet strawberry He picked
ona a day or two ago that had a
bust measurement of six Inches.
11« denies having crossed hla plants
with aquashea to give slsa.
practically
tha
claims to be the champion. He un­
w ittingly carried a large chunk of
glass In his person for several
weeks He suffered an Injury to his
back In an auto accident more than
a month ago. The wound was
thoroughly probed by the attending
physician and healed rapidly and
completely, but things did not feel
Just right, so the wound was opened
and another probing brought out
a chunk of glass nearly two Inches
long and more than a quarter of an
Inch In width.
I f K arl has any more trouble
with the Injury he expects to find
that a balloon tire or fender or
something has bean left In the
wound.
Local Battery Leaves
This City Recognized
By Republican Group For Year’s Encampment
up against a surprisingly heavy de­
cline In building permits In tha ,
S tew art la s t a t e C om
cities, which not only explains tha
inlttevn ian ; lla r v a y on N om i­
bad conditions being experienced
but does not augur wall for th a !
n atin g I'-m m itte r
future.
In tha agricultural aacllona, If all
report« are to be believed, the pros­
For the first time In many years
pect» for good cropa are excellent,
Cottage Grova has been recognized
but In view of the generally de­
moralised condition of all tines of i with a position on the republican
bualnaaa a bumper crop thia year I state central committee. I-aSells
would prove almost as much of a Stewart was elected state comm it
liability aa an asset for city folks.
teeman at the organization meeting
Employes of factories and other
line« where no foodstuffs are pro­ of the county republican central
duced a re the people who must buy committee held Saturday afternoon
what tha farmers have to sail. I f In Eugene. Mr. Stewart went Into
there la general unemployment and offloa as the result of efforts of the
city residents are compelled to American Legion element, which
economise, farmers w ill find It d if­ was well represented In precinct
ficult to dispose of this year's crop committeemen and was well organ­
at a profitable price.
W hile thia ized. This la the first time that vet­
may appear to be a pesalmlstlo way erans of the world war have made
of looking Into the future, there Is a concerted effort to wield political
nothing to be gained by evading influence in the county.
tha Issue and It has long since been
Product committeemen attending
proved that people do not buy lum from here were W orth Harvey. Ed
ber and build homes during tlmea | wiese and Mr. Btewart.
ot depression when lumber la at a
Stewart won 54 t o T l In a c o n te s t
'<)W price. Past history shows that , wlth A E gather of Eugene Part
»he blggaet consumption of lumbar | of hl> dutle, wlll
attend m w t.
always comas whan prices are high ,n„„ „»
.ta t» central c»>»>nitt^.
*nd advancing, whan wages In all H e takes the place held for a num-
>*n«» are good and when farm prod- tM(r of year, by j H Koke of Eu-
ucts ate bringing a fa ir return
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L ieu ten ant • Colonel E rw in E»p«-ct«
O u tfit
to
M ob-
S p len ­
did Show ing.
V ocal N um bers.
The Cottage Grove Lions club
won a sliver loving cup at the state
convention last week end at Bend
for having the largest representa-
tlon there In proportion to mem-
bershlp Those who attended were
Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Hagen, Mr. and
Mrs. D. A. Emerson. Mr. and M ra
N. J. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. K. K
Mills, M r and Mrs. H. C Wells. M r
and Mrs. Schofield Stewart. 8. L.
M arkin, Rev Duncan P Cameron
and Miss Virg in ia Hunt
The local group scored a big hit
with their stunt, the feature of
which was a song about Bend and
one about Cottage Orove. The Cot­
tage Grove song was to the tune
of "Sweet Adeline" and the words
follow:
"Dear Cottage Orove, my Cottage
Orove,
Tou are my home; It’s you I love,
In all my dreams, your Main
street beams,
Tou're the city of my heart.
Dear Cottage Grove."
Rev. Cameron was highly praised
for bis address before the conven­
tion. He spoke of the service the
Lions clubs could do for hum anity
and pointed out that as nature had
richly endowed the Bend country
with things beneficial to humanity,
so should the Lions clubs turn their
services to the good of humanity.
As souvenirs of the convention
members were
given
smoking
stands made from Juniper by Bend
high school students. Juniper Is an
attractive wood and takes a finish
something like myrtle.
The Cottage Grove delegation
warm ly praised the hospitality of
Bend.
blew the end off the Index finger
of nis right hand Sunday evening
with a charge from a gopher gun.
The boy was brought to Cottage
Grove and the wound was dressed
by a local physician. The lad was
visiting at the home of relatives
an<* WBa Investigating the gun when
the accident happened. The gopher
gun was on the ground uncocked.
The boy did not know that It eras
loaded. He set the gun and acci­
dentally discharged It, the discharge
blowing off part of his finger.
W ork Is wall under way on build­
ings and grounds a t the Y. M C.
A. boys' summar camp at Hobo
camp abova Lundpark on Frank
Brlca creek. A group of Y. M. C.
A. boys under the direction of W lll
M. Kidwell, boys’ work secretary,
want from Eugene Friday to work
on buildings and clean up tha
grounds. Max Koehler and Howard
Cannon of Eugene are spending
two weeks at the site, building
trails to various naarby points of
IntarasL
Any boy ln Lana county nine
years of age or over may attend
the camp, which w ill be divided In­
to three periods, the first, June 29
The dangerous curve on Pacific to July 13; the second, July 13 to
highway a mile north of the city la July 27, and tha third, July 27 to
being eliminated by a state high­ August 10. The personnel w lll be:
way crew. Several lives have been
W lll M. Kidwell, camp director;
lost in accidents at this point. The
M ax Koehler, camping and hiking;
curve on the south side of the Hale Thompson, aquatics; W illiam
rocky point Is being straightened. L. Findley Jr., nature study; Mrs.
The highway at this point was con­ Cora Dyer, dletetlat; Reed Suther­
structed during the early days of land, bugler; Sherwood Burr, camp­
highway construction when the fire; Ethel Gasman, first aid and
average speed of cars was not over health; Dick Osborne, handicraft.
25 miles an hour. A dangerous
A full program of activities Is
crossing of the Southern Pacific
tracks was eliminated at that time. being planned. Each camper will
make a trophy board on which he
will place bis personal development
awards as he becomes proficient In
the various fields. Passing ten per­
sonal development standards will
entitle a boy to a camp emblem.
The tent that wins the most points
Ihs'-lslon Must B e Secured a s in group competition combined with
personal awards w ill be entitled to
to Validity
a special camp emblem. A special
Uve
award will be made each day to the
boy voted the best ail round camp­
er.
The city of Cottage Grove Is to
The educational program will
be put to the expense of carrying consist of a number of personzU de­
a case to the supreme court to test velopment standards. Two hours
the validity of a law of the last each day, except on Sundays and
legislative session which provid
hiking days, w ill be available for
that none but taxpayers may vote boys to train and prepare them­
on bond issues. This city is to be selves in some personal develop­
put to that expense because it Is the ment. included ln which list of
first to have voted on such an Issue standards will be mapping, astron­
since the law was enacted An is­ omy. knotting, botany, forestry,
sue of 335,000 in water bonds was bugling, archery, angling, trailing,
recently voted and has been sold first aid, campcraft, devotions, pho­
The approving attorneys have re­ tography, reading, service.
quired a supreme court decision on
I t is pointed out that the nature
this point before It w ill pass the and beauty of the country sur­
bonds.
rounding the camp site affords
There has been a decision on an many places for hiking trips. Also
exactly similar law affecting coun­ in camp there w lll be aquatic
ties, the »upreme court holding the meets, playground ball, horseshoes,
law to be jnconslitutional. I t is be­ ping pong, volley ball, touch foot­
lieved that there can be no question ball aad other popular games.
that the decision w ill be the same
in regard to cities.
City Attorney Lombard has been
instructed to proceed at once in
getting the case to the supreme
coart a t as early a date as possible,
so that delivery may be made of
The 19-rnan team of the Cottage
the recent bond issue.
Grove Golf club wag defeated 30 to
27 at Bandon Sunday. The teams
were evenly matched. The local
club Is hoping to arrange a return
match to be played here In two
D e a d M an 's C u rv e
B ein g E lim in a ted
Battery "E" left at 5:30 Wednes­
day morning for F ort Steven»,
wherw It w ill spend two weeks of
annual encampment. The outfit a r­
rived at about 3:30 that afternoon
and went Into camp at once. An
New officers were Installed Tusa
advance detail had everything In
day n lglil by Cottage Grova arete
readiness. Lieutenant Sam Schwartz
of tha Fraternal Order of Eaglee.
waa In charge, but It was expected
Loren lla rv ay, grand preaidant,
that a regular army officer would
waa installing officer and W llllatg
be given the commanding officer's
l>oea acted as Installing grand con­
position for the camp period.
ductor. Officers Installed wars: J.
Following the resignation of Capt.
Brighton Istonard, past president;
C. C. Cruson, Lieut.-Col. E rw in of
Cecil Wooley, president; O. M
the 24#th regiment, of which bat­
Shield», vice president; J. H . D il­
tery "E" Is a part, took charge of
lon, chaplain. W. W. Latle, secre­
the outfit and put the boys through
tary. Ixiran D. llarvay, treasurer;
an intensive course of infantry
Hoes Paterson, conductor, Oran
drilling. The outfit, which Is In the K E N T G LAD TO R E T U R N
W illiams. Inside guard. Iceland
artillery division, has always made
FRO M V ISIT IN K A N SA S
Davis, outside guard, Carl W itte
a good record with the big guns
and F ran k McCullough, trust •as.
and Colonel Erw in was of the opin­
D E L IG H T V A L L E Y . June 11.—
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Prize» in a recant membership
ion that they would make a splen­ (Special.)— M r. and Mr» E. J. Kent
d r‘ve w* r" distributed. W illiam
did showing again this year and and son returned Saturday from a
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Doss received first prize, a bridge
would also show up well In infan­ two months' visit In Agenda, Kans..
lamp furnished by the Mountain
try practice. He said that no out­ where they visited M r and Mrs.
Although tha lights at the local States Power company and a ape-
fit In the state Is composed of bet­ Kent’s parents. The trip to K an ­
airport ware turned on a few nights elal prise of 10 gallons of gas sup-
ter material and he saw no reason sas was made In six days by way
ago. It »«a m » that thia was done pllad by K. D. Hahar. Cecil Wooley
why It should not continue to add of Portland They returned by way
without authority so far as tha won second prise, a bridge lamp
, un* n>P '°y“ ’>“ ‘
W orth H s rv .y of this city served to honors of past years.
of McKenzie pass. They found year
Mountain States Powar company, given by Dressier A Hon, and a ape over tha United States and If lu m -1
A mess fund of 173 was contrib­ round roads for all but 200 miles
which wlll furnish tha Juice, Is con­ rial prise of a small lamp given by ber manufacturara who ara today I on the nominating committee
D
r
M.
C.
H
arris
was
reelected
uted
by
business
and
professional
cerned.
of the 2000 miles. They encountered
tha Nelson Electric shop.
Third finding It necessary to lay men o ff chalrman wlthout opposition,
men of the city.
a number of construction crews.
Mr. Walla, local manager for the prise a golf bag donated by Lundy and reduce wages will bear In mind
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power company, received word last Woodson, went to J. H , Dillon, who that all lines of industry through
"Don't send your eastern friends
weak to gat everything In readme»» also won a special prize of a u»t tha east are In the same posl-
over the Oregon road from Day­
ville to Mitchell, If you w ant to
and thia was dona Friday and Hat watch given by August Heinrich. tluh H will be easy to understand
urday. with tha exception of lnstal As fuurth prize J. Drlghton Leonard, why the demand for lumbar Is slow
continue to boast about Oregon’s
roads," M r Kent advised.
lation of mater. There are several won a |10 order for pictures from and w*>y It w ill conUnue slow until
"Crop conditions are only fa ir In
airports and signals In this district Shields studio and a special prise this condition Is changed. A study
which are now ready to have Juice uf twu pounds of coffee from of reports from all parts of the
Despite the fact that a p e rm it' Monday Is the date of the annual the middle west." said M r. KenL
turned on. and It Is expected that Shields grooary. W W. Latle won world, shows the condlUon to - be
_was Issued by the city council, the _______
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__ Cottage Grove "as the cool, wet spring seems to
| meeting
for the
a general order ooverlng all of fifth prise, a cadar eheat given by world-wide and In laying plans f o r . Associated Oil company w ill not ba I school d is tric t Three directors are be general. Unemployment Is ac­
of men
’ b e«« will be received within the Short's furniture store, and a ape the future It Is Just as well that permitted to erect an upright stnr- to be elected for terms of three countable for , the hundreds
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next few days. Ho far the Spring- i rial prise of a box of candy from northwest manufacturers look the age tank on property on north years and a budget of 358,547.50 wlll
one meets on the highways
field and Creswell beacons are the Schaefer's oonfectlonery. The other ’ Duatlon squarely In the face.
- - - - to childhood scenes and
Ninth street recently purchased by be up for consideration. O f th e'
I IL The council Issued the permit amount of the budget. 333.032.04 Is with old friends is always an enjoy-
only ones the Mountain States Pow- prizes follow: 8lxth, Dr. A C. Jew-
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er company has received orders to ell, pen and pencil given by Men- CapL Cruaon Is F m ien trd W atch under the understanding that the to be raised by a dlrect tax upon abI,e one' b“ 1 P1' Prevalence of tor-
faia» Estimated " “ <>*« and electric storms has-
•erve
1 denhali’s. seventh, W illiam Den-
Capt. C. C. Cruson. form er com­ state fire marshal would Issue his property of the district.
_tened outside
the end
visit. tax
We are
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nay, 3s service card on Golden Rule manding officer of battery "E." perm it upon being notified that the ___
receipts
of of
the our direct
h ’ me *< ain ln O’« fluiet.
g a ra g e , e ig h th , A . W . Ishmael, bill­ was presented
w ith a beautiful city had Issued one. This the fire totaTs25.SISdie.' The amounT of the glad
valley of the W illam ette.'
fold from Kelly Drug store; ninth. wrist watch by members of the out marshal refused to do, and as a re- budget is slightly higher than t h a t '
fit on Wednesday night Just before
the clty bas rescinded the per of a year ago, the increase being '
L A T H A M , June 10.— (Special.) —
the battery left for annual encamp- m lt which it Issued.
to care for Indebtedness. I t Is w ith-
Divorce Complaint Is Filed.
Shields, dress shirt from Owl Clean­ menL The battery marched to the
I t Is understood that the oil com­ In the 6 per cent limitation.
w - Mason filed suit for dl- Graduation exercises for a class of
er», eleventh, 35 welding credit home of Capt. Cruson and stood In pany now contemplates installing
Directors whose terms expire are vorce Tuesday ln circuit court seven eighth grade students were
H. C. Wells w aa elected president
' card from J. H. Dillon, tw elfth, P. line at attention while the presen­ an underground tank for which a C. A. Beidler. H . B. Griggs and Clem ®8»*nst his wife, Sarah Mason. The held Wednesday night of last week
of tha Cottage Grove Golf club at
1 R. Knapp, dress shirt from J, C. tation was made by Lieutenant permit Is not required from the S a rff Petitions nominating these COUP*« were married September 28, at the school house and about 100
a meeting held Tueeday night.
Denney company; thirteenth, Roas Sam Schwartz. The recipient was fire marshal's office, but no appll- three for reelection have been filed. 1922’ ln Manchester, N. H . Deser- were In attendance. Those in the
Other offloera follow: W illiam Zlm-
Peterson. 10-pound ham from (Jual- deeply affected by thia token of re- cation has been made to the city As the time for filing petitions has tlon «^d cruel and Inhuman treat- graduating class are Arline Dillon
meriy, vloe president; Cleo More-
1 tty m a rk e t
gard from the men he formerly council.
expired. there w ill be no opposition. ment are cited ln the sulL The Edna Grubb, Pauline W ertz, Rob­
lock, secretary; D. J. Scholl, treas­
Three remaining prises, lard from commanded The following was en-
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: p la in tiff alleges that his w ife left ert Kruse, Joe Sorensen, Jack Car­
urer; Roy Short, director for three
Dartela m arket, load of wood from graved on the outside of the case;
M rs. J. E. Loucks DM *.
blm M ay 13, O’* 1 he presumes her ter and W illiam Simpson.
Tax Turnover Is Made.
years. Committees for the year
A program, consisting of songs,
i City Fuel company and year’s sub- "In appreciation, Capt. C. C. Cru-
M ra J. E. Loucks, a form er re a l-1 5° h*, *? H 3* AnKeles and has
Taxes for 1929 amounting to 369,-
w lll be named later.
poems, class w ill and class pro-
acrlptlon from The Sentinel, w lll be son, from Battery “E," 249.'*
325.57 were turned over to the coun- dent of this city, died Memorial knowIedge th at she w ill not return precy written by members of the
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ty treasurer Friday for segregation. day at ber home In Seattle. Funeral
class, was given. H. M. Mercer gave
Cough D rops CToea the Ocean.
H e a v y Stock of Dairy Products.
They were distributed among the services and Interment were ln the
play within the next three or four
S P R IN G F IE L D , June 10. — ^ggi- the graduation address. Hugh Trun-
Cold storage stocks of dairy and various funds as follows:
Washington city. A grandson, R. A.
nell, chairman of the school board,
poultry products on M ay 1 were
State and county,
337.920.80; W elch of this city, and his wife and man cough drops, manufactured presented to the graduates cards in
W z w v d c rv n ’ c larger than on the
same date a cities, 310.2O4J0; school districts, son were visiting her at the time of here for the past 13 yeara. w ill be place of eighth grade certificates
were named a committee to have
H i T T U U u h U Il a year ago. but total supplies of meats U3.329.99; union high schools, 31,- her death. Mrs. Loucks during her sold in the orient this year through which w ill be given by the county
the new fairways cleaned up w ith ­
i and lard In storage show a de- 206.83; road districts, 35,423.17; Port residence here was an active w ork­ a Portland jobber. O riginally
in the next few week«.
later. A bouquet of flowers was
er In the Christian church and sideline, they have increased in given each graduate by women of
I t wa« decided to invite golf
Cottage Grove Is to have for the crease. Holdings of creamery but- of Sluslaw, 3109.54; forest tire pa
*“* ’ 3329.94; gray digger poisoning, served as president of the ladies' i popularity throughout the United the community. Students of the
clubs who had entertained the lo­ first time a place where temporary ter on May 1 were reported at 22.- trol.
I States so that last year approxi-
with 5, 31.
aid society.
cal team to play tournaments on automobile license tags w ill be Is- 988,000 pounds, compared
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1 mately 60,000 packages were sold, school and their parents presented
sued. Starting Monday tags for H* 3;000 pounds on M ay 1 a year ago.
the local course.
the two teachers. Mrs. Dw ight Mer­
i and the demand Is increasing.
Legion Auxiliary Plans Dance.
Stricter collection of accounts due : 1930-1931 may be secured at the and a five-year average of 7.1J9.-
Shaw Ui G ive Flag D ay Addresa.
cer and Miss Elizabeth Heacock
the club was voted.
The American Legion auxiliary
I Woodson garage. These w lll be for 000 pounds on that date. There
with baskets of flowers.
Rev. I. G. Shaw, psutor of the
City Not to Give Property.
Punch and cake were served at
the license year. This w lll be the were 5,751.000 cases of eggs In wlll hold a benefit dance Saturday Christian church and state chap­
A request of the state for ten feet
storage
May
1.
compared
with
3,-
night
at
the
Mountain
View
dance
lain of the United Spanish W ar o ff the east end of the property oc­ the close of the program.
I first time tags have been Issued for
952,000
cases
a
year
ago.
pavilion
at
Wildwood.
The
unit
' a complete year since the license
Veterans, w ill give a flag day ad­ cupied by the city hzdl, to be used
will have a refreahment booth.
dress Sunday afternoon at a picnic as part of the arm ory site, has
year was changed to start July 1.
Oregon Leads In Strawberries.
The
auxiliary
also
w
ill
hold
a
to be held at Yew camp near Cor­ failed to meet w ith favor on the
Road W ork 1'rogreaere.
Heretofore the only place In the
I t may not be generally known
cooked
food
sale
Saturday
at
the
| county where these tags could be
vallis by United Spanish W a r Vet­ part of members of the city council. that Oregon is recognised by the
Considerable county road work Is
secured waa the sheriffs office under way In the southern part of | sn>*th-8hort grocery. Mrs. George erans camps of Cottage Grove, Al­ I t has been found that the property United States crop reporting ser­
Investments made by new fam i- : This year all principal cities of the the county, reports O. E. Crowe, Matthews w ill be in charge.
bany and Eugene.
is required for storage of wood for vice as the heaviest in strawberry
lies locating In Oregon and buying state will have authorized license who was here Tuesday to Inspect
production of any of the late-pro­
the city hall.
land, equipment and household agencies.
a number of projects recently,
ducing states. Oregon had 10,000
goods during the first five months
started.
acres of strawberries laat year, re­
Two From Here are Graduate«.
of 1930 passed the million dollar
A power shovel has been rented
Oregon Hcraprm In Demand
Del mas Richmond and Miss Lena duced to 9,450 acres this year. The
mark, according to the May re­
A L B A N Y , June 10.—Orders for from the O. P. ft E. railw ay and Is
Burcham of this city are in this production in 1929 was 14,700,000
port Issued by the state chamber road scrapers coming from many being used on the Row river road,
year's graduating class of the U ni­ quarts and the estimate this year
(Burgess L . John)
of commerce. Families numbered states to the Slate Construction the commissioner said.
versity of Oregon. Richmond w ill is 13,230,000 quarts, or an average
265 and Investments amounted to company here have kept the fac­
Inspection was also made of
Pompeii (first century), gentlemen prefer blonds.
receive the bachelor of science de­ each year of about 1,400 quarts to
31,057,534. Izind sales have mounted, tory running 24 hours a day. The work on < he Ixirane road west, and
gree. He majored in law. Miss the acre. Washington comes next
the total being 48,768 acres during factory was kept busy all w inter work In the Dlsston d is tric t
Among the many different scrawls found on the walls of
Burcham w ill receive the master of in yield, w ith 12,325,000 quarts this
the period. During this same time and Is now six weeks behind or­
year and Michigan third w ith 11,-
science degree.
buildings of Pompeii, one effusion from a Pompeian lover
919 families wrote to the state ders. Three to four big scrapers,
I-and Grant Money hi Come.
191,000 quarts. The heaviest yield
may be paragraphed as:
chamber and said they had decided worth on an average of 31300 each,
Lane county w ill receive 399,-
Housewife— ‘Don’t bring me any per acre is reported from New York
to oome to Oregon and locate this are going out weekly. The plant Is 472.35 this year from the United
“ My fair girl has taught me to hate brunettes.
Pennsylvania,
each
2,200
more of that horrid milk. I t is pos­ and
yaar. and they Indicated they would on a paying basis and expanding States government as the Oregon
quarts. In Oregon and Washington
itively blue."
I never love a dark haired woman except against my will.”
have 32,939,070 for Investment pur­ rapidly.
California land grant tax for the
M ilkm an —" It ain 't our fault, lady. the crop this year has been dimin­
poses.
Their favorite actor is mentioned as “ darling of the peo­
year. A report was received by the
I t ’s these long, dull evenings as ished by weather too cold for best
Banks Are Oounty Depositories.
ple.” A certain gladiator is spoken of as the “ glory of the
county Monday from the depart­
makes the cows depressed."—Mis­ berry results.
The First National bank and the ment of the Interior that the claim
souri Outlaw.
girls,” and a “ lord among the lassies.” A woman is named
Bank of Cottage Orove of this city of Lane county which waa pre­
Cameron W rite« for Magazine.
in this public way, followed by the invocation, “ May you
have been named as two of 11 sented some time ago has been ap­
Free Pearl Necklace.
An article by Rev. Duncan P.
sneeze, sweetly.” Yet another scrawl reads. “ He who lias
HUBBN US'
banks selected for deposit of coun­ proved.
To every purchaser Saturday only. Cameron of this city, “The Foun
'«OU94WT ty funds.
Banks receive county
never been in love can be no gentleman.”
The check w ill come later. Us-
K elly Drug Co.
Jnl2c dations of Masonry,” appears in the
funds In proportion to their capital uaally the payment has been made
June issue of the Masonic Analyst,
WMXT'Sa ooail and surplus.
In October.
Loose Leaf Systems. Sentinel.
Portland.
VAmuil FOR mt
Pouo io r s n u
It
Eagles Elect Officers
And Distribute Prizes
Airport Is in Readiness
ror Turning on Juice
Associated Oil Company Directors to Be Elected
Is Not to Erect Tank
School Budget Is Up
rx
City Is to Take Case
To State High Court
Seven Are Graduated
From School at Latham
H. C. Wells Is New
President of Golf Club ¡
T a «
TemiMrary T«gs M»y Be
Spnirpd
OttUIcll
«t
Over Million Dollars Is
Brought by 265 Families
STRANGE BUT TRUE
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Bandon Divot Diggers
Defeat Locals 30-27
weeks.
The points scored by the Cottage
Grove players follow; Ted Diamond,
3; W illiam Moyer, H ; George Rol­
lins, 2H ; W arren Oliver, 0; Cleo
Morelock, 3; G. A. Sanders, 3; Peter
Nelson, 1; W ilb ur Spray, 0; Elbert
Smith, H ; Clyde Roberts, 2H ;
Cecil Caldwell, 0; Ralph Saltsman,
1; Lundy Woodson, 3; Victor Cham­
bers, H ; Fred Anderson, 0; Carl
W itte, 0; Glen M cFerrin, 3; L. W.
Coiner, H ; Swanson, 3.
The Cottage Grove Golf club has
scheduled a match a t Marshfield
for Sunday, June 22.
R ay Vinson, who had
been
groundskeeper and caretaker of the
course since It was started and
who had charge of building and
seeding the greens and fairways,
has given up his position due to
pressure of personal business and
Charles Newlin has taken his place.
Building and seeding the fairways
and greens of the four additional
holes have been completed. I t is
expected that these will be ready
fo r play in July.
Spraying for Fruit Fly
Is Urged by Fletcher
The first cherry fru it flies have
made their appearance and a w arn­
ing is being sent by County Agent
Fletcher to all farmers ln the coun­
ty to spray thsir cherry trees at
once, and all other trees in close
proxim inlty to their cherry or­
chards. In orchards where other
trees have been lnterplanted w ith
cherries, every tree In the orchard
should be sprayed, according to
Fletcher. Hedges bordering cherry
orchards should also receive the
regular spray applications.
Directions for spraying follow:
The first spray should be applied
a t once. The second spray should
be applied one week later, and a
th ird spray should be applied one
week afte r the second. An extra
spray should be applied after eaoh
rain from the time the first spray
Is put on until one or two weeks
a fte r the time fo r the last spray.
The formula for the spray Is as
follows: H a lf pound arsenate of
lead, two quarts cheap molasses, 10
gallons water.
Oregon Woods In Furniture.
M A R S H F IE L D , June 10—An Im­
ported gang saw arrived here last
week from Sweden fo r the new Ost-
llnd furniture factory. I t w ill aaw
profitably alder, m yrtle, maple and
other hardwoods, found here In
great abundance, w ith practically
no waste, even handling lodgs down
to five inches In diameter. High
grade furniture has been shipped
from eastern states to the west and
the product of the local mill w ill
go Into markets unhampered by
overproduction.
California Likes O ur Chicken.
A L B A N Y , June 10.—The Shook
Packing company one day last week
shipped 130 cases of boned fried
chicken to California points. This
is practically a new Oregon payroll
but in the few short months of Its
history It has sold 1000 cases of
chicken, using over 24JM0 L4aa
oounty chickens.