The Cottage Grove sentinel., November 28, 1930, Image 1

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VOI.I ME X I.
SUTHERLAND KILLED \S ix -M o n th O ld Pups
W in birst M atch
W ith Cougar
BY LANE PDSSEMLN
IN HOT GUN BATTLE,
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C O TTAG E O H U V E . LA N K C O U N TY , OHKXW , F R ID A Y , N O V E M B E R W, IBM.
R ip e T om a toes A re P la yfu l Civet Felines Lane County Streams
Hijili School Prepares
Pisca to ria I W iza rd s
For Basket Ball Tilts
Picked 'Phis W eek
Are to Be Restocked
A nnoy M iners
A r c P u zzle d By
h > n l> W ill M eet Mil T e a m . I I I
N ew Fish
Additional proof of the aalubrl-
G am e U om m isalon Adopts Tolley
IX1NDON, Nov. 25.— I Special.)—
NI M IIU a.
COUNTY BUDGET ITEMS
ARE GIVEN TRIMMING
ouaneaa of the climate of thia sec­
lx-u<ti<- A Houthern Divi
of P lan tin g O nly F ish
tion of the famous, fertile, fruitful Employes In the quicksilver mines
DORENA. Ore., Nov 28
<Bpe*
Piscatorial authorities here have
at Black Butte have hod a new
«Inn District 6
T w o Y ears of Age
Willamette
was
furnished
thia
week
lal.) A lively cougar hunt took 1
been puzzled by gifts from their Care of Poor Gets Boost of
hazard added to their work. Two
by
Mrs.
Edgar
King,
who
gathered
place Hatuiday In the upper reaches |
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friends of fish which they are un­
civet cats have taken a fancy to
13,160, While Office e x ­
of llarma creek. Henry Cooper,1 With the football season ended ripe tomatoes from her garden
shack In which the men eat
How stream« of Lane county, a« able to Identify and which are sold
Marcóla Killer, Surrounded by with bis aona Sunny anil lluz, and Cottage Grove high achool la turn­ Monday. She saved them for the
to
be
so
thick
in
a
stream
near
their
lunch,
being
attracted
there
well
a«
those
of
other
section«
of
penses Are Out.
Charley Teeters, with two promis­ ing Ita attention to baaketball In Thanksgiving dinner Thursday.
Sherriff’a Men, Open* Fire
The only protection given the by the remnants of food left by the the state, are to be brought back I ° “kridge that they are scooped up
ing seven month-old fox and bull preparation for the opening of the
miners.
A
few
days
ago
one
of
the
was
explained
by
Game
Commis-
|
in
neta
much
the
same
as
smelt
are
| terriers, Hklp and Turp, belonging Interaeholaatlc aeaaon In January. vines whs light burlap placed over workers, who was resting between sloner Evans at the monthly m eet-; "cooped up in the Handy each
Funds for salaries and office sx-
on Deputies,
j to Cooper worn partlclpanta. For A schedule of alx gumea with teams them after the first, frosts. The to­ shifts, fell asleep In the shack and lng of the county chamber of com- "Prlnk These fish, however, which pense were cut to the bons os the
matoes
were
firm
and
of
a
good
»iimo tlrno cougar signs had boon of league A of the aouthern division
was rudely awakened by one of the merce, held Thursday night at the evidently spawn in the winter, are I county budget committee decreased
and flavor.
of district 6 was drawn up at a color
civet cats playing over his body. Howard apartments north of Eu- uniformly about 10 inches In length, (he levy of the general fund In the
Officer» Rush in Upon
Impro
*?
*ar,°U
J
’
“>•
Mrs.
King
removed
all
but
one
■
r
, old Chambnra Lumber company meeting of high school principals
The man spoke gently and avoided gene.
Those received here were sent by la3l budget 11ft.880 in Ita draft of
tomato
vine
from
her
garden
some
cuttings. The dogs took the trail and coaches, held November 18 In time ago and Monday decided to force In resenting the liberties tak­
vised Shelter of Boot
Commissioner E v a n s expressed trainmen, who reported that they (he general fund completed Hatur-
on what la known aa the old lebnw Corvallis and attended by Principal
the belief that streams of the coun- werp able to fill several gunny sacks day.
remove the other vine to clean up en by the striped animal.
logger Murderer.
. ranch. A peculiarity of the pupa F. L. Grannis and Coach O. M. the
ty and of the state have been fished while their trains were stopped for
The county will raise $230,308 by
garden.
The
discovery
of
the
' waa noticeable as they took the Bagley. District 6 Includes Ixtne,
out because of the policy that pre- a short time.
taxation next year to cover expense
Christmas Cards. The Sentinel.
ripe
tomatoes
resulted
! cold trail In silence, going Into Benton, Linn and Lincoln c o u n t i e s , __________
vailed for years of restocking with
Home who are familiar with the °f county administration. The last
EUGENE. ( h e , Nov. 2ft.
Itay tongue only when they had trailed Ixiris making up the southern dlvl- \
sir s
fingerlings, among which the mor- whitefiah of the great lakes claimed levy raised $249,996 for this pur
Motherland, alayer of Oscar Holey, the beast to his lair. They then sion an.i the oth er three the north Banks Here Give Cups
flr"t (hat these must be the P»»» Expenditures In 1931 are
Cottage Grove Wins Last tality was so great that few ever
Eugene policeman, and Joe Haund- made tho woods ring with their em division.
r
e c
„ grew large enough to provide sport progeny of fish of that kind that scheduled as $268,308, but receipts
ere, deputy atate game warden, at wild cry of the chaae and sent the
The schedule follows: January 23, ‘ For 1930 Turkey Show
tjUITIC 01 OCUSOn 44*0 for anglers.
were planted in Odell lake a num- from fees and fines will cut this
Marcola August 28, waa killed In a big cat to tree within a quarter of Eugene high, here; January 30. i
The game commission In recent ber ot years ago as food for trout, down $33,000, leaving $230,305 to be
gun battle with officers early to­ a mile from the Jump. Cooper j Hprlrigfleld high, there; February i
years has been permitting the fry This theory was knocked into a raised.
day In the mountains near Weal feared the cat might leave the tree 6, University high, here; February
It H ear Is on Kes-eptlon Com ­ Keruppy But Light Oakland I
to grow to three or four inches In cocked hat when those familiar
Eight requests for Increases In
Fir. The H7-year-old outlaw who and rlaked a long shot, wounding 13. Eugene high, there; February
length, and during the past year with the country said that It would office expense were received and
No M atch for H eavy
m
itte
e
for
M
eet
to
Be
slew the two officers and wounded the animal In the hind leg. Another 20, Hprlngfleld, here; February 27,
not even these have been planted, he impossible for fish to climb over most of them turned down.
lo c a l E leven.
two deputy aherlffe died before he shot plowed Into the cougar's University high, there An attempt
H eld at O akland
The next planting, in the fall o f ' the mountains to get Into any
The greatest change In the bud-
had a chance to take other Uvea, breaat and he came to ground Hklp is being made to schedule games
next year, will be of two-year-old -’ (ream in the Oakridge country gft( was the increase of the funds
although he fired a number of ahota caught the cat by the throat. The with Albany, Roseburg and Drain.
fish, six to ten Inches In length. The only solution that seems cred- allotted to the public health service.
A cup offered by the First Na­
Under an avalanche of seven i , Three hundred thousand of these ‘hie is that the fish are graylings. The board raised the allotment
at the members of the poaae who cat couldn't get a claw onto the
A district basketball tournament
for the
and two
were closing In upon him.
dog. but he did give the little dog will be held In March to determine tional bank of this
< city ....
j , best
. , . .. touchdowns
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conversions are now |n poo), near the McKen- which are said to be numerous In from $3,000 to $8,960 (b cover on In­
As Hutherland fell back dying on “ abort arm ewipe that broke hla which team will compete In the turkey display from this district the Cottage Grove high school foot- zie river hatchery and are to be Crescent lake and have been caught I creased program of public health
and a cup offered by the Bank of bail team burled the Oakland high placed In the McKenzie Other hun- in streams on this side of the moun- work and to match national funds.
hla bed In the Improvised shack, he throat hold and hurled him 20 feet state tournament.
"Winners of A and B teams In Cottage (»rove for the best display eleven 14 to 0 u the locals' last dreds of thousands are to take their tain ridge. Why they should be uni-
Last year's $400 fund for preda-
fired one last shot at John Carllle, away. While this was happening
leader of the posse, and the man Turp landed on the cougar's back north dlvlalon will compete In of dressed turkey« from this sec- game of the season, played Friday p|'ace and will be planted iii~other formly of the same size has not tory aaimai poisoning was stricken
C ottage, .tream s of the county The policy is been explained
expb
who has conducted the most relent- a«J took the fastest ride In his tournament with winners of A and tlon are among prizes to be award- afternoon at Oakland
from the budget entirely because of
At any rate there seems no doubt complaints received from farmers.
leas hunt for the alayer and an young Ilfs In Ihe next hundred feet B teams In south division. Hairing ed at the annual northwest turkey | Grove's first touchdown came after to use the McKenzie river hatchery
teams is to be determined by
s ~ .e o .u s r
s e v e n m in u t e s or piay in me nrsi largely to s t o c k
Lane countv
fund of $5,000 was established
equally relentless campaign against os the animal leaped down the side of
20 at Oakland. C. R Dear of this , quartet and another was added in rtrZems. Experiments at pre^m that the fish are present in such for A maintenance
of the canyon In the same direction drawing.
of county fair
all bootleggers In Lane county.
numbers that they almost crowd
T he A teams of the northern dl- community Is a member of the re- the second quarter, most
of the are entirely with Rainbow
trout the water out of the stream whert buildings and grounds. It was de-
The officers went to the West Fit as the other dog had been thrown.
committee and Mrs. Dear scoring being done In the last half. from Diamond lake
they are found and that they make elded to budget a definite sum for
region for the fugitive murderer As Turp Inst his hold and tumbled vision are Albany, Corvallis and ceptlon
will be one of those in charge of The light Oakland players, ai-
this work rather than to take It out
Commissioner Evans said that splendid eating,
Haturday. November 18, following a off the cougar's back, Skip mun­ 1-ebanon; of ths southern division. registration and Information.
though they put up a scrappy, the new plan Is as yet an expert-
of the emergency fund later.
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tip received from an unnamed man aged to Jump In under the cat's Cottage Grove. Eugene, Hprlngfleld
Exhibits entered by Lane county stubborn defense were no match
An item of $13,000 budgeted last
who knew Motherland and believed flying tail, where he nipped the and University high. All other teams
or- turkey growers arc expected to be for the heavier Cottage Grove c ^ u i^ n X ^ r meVh^rw;:: Former Arcanum Team
year for the Cottage Grove armory
that he waa hiding In that vicinity cat's hamstrings fur a gain of 200 are B teams and have been
larger than ever before, according eleven.
was stricken out, as $15,000 was the
He said that if the state is to have
The woods between West Fir and yards, when a medium sized cedar ganlzed into county leagues.
To
Enter
Lane
League
"A county tournament will be to O. 8. Fletcher, county agricul­
full payment.
All members of the football squad a reputation for good fishing that
Oakridge had been combed during tree looked mighty good to the
cougar. As the cat gained a sub­ held during the week ending March tural agent, who is a member of the who made the trip to Oakland got will attract tourists, streams must
The assessor’s funds were trim­
the ten days.
special prizes committee.
med from $17,000 to $13,440. The
Into the game and a number of the be stocked, and he expressed the
The members of the posse which stantial limb Cooper arrived and 13, the place to be determined later.
The
basketball
team
that
played
E. C. Branch of Lee's Summit,
finally located Hutherland were sent a bullet through Ita heart. Aa Thia tournament will be between M o., who has had 35 years’ experi­ second stringers made a good show­ hope that within a few years we last year under the name of the extra money was needed last year
John Carllle, leader; I .enter Carllle, the animal struck the ground the four teams: the A and B winners ence, has been secured for Judge. ing. Cottage Grove played without shall have fishing comparable to Royal Arcanum team will again en- to carry on a special survey, but
his eon; Walter EdmUton. Clayton two little terriers were on his back. In the northern division and the A He is chairman of the standard of two of its regulars, Paris Breed­ that of the good old days.
ter the Lane county basketball this survey has been cut down this
Inman. "Taxi" Ixmsberry and Fred A snarl, one twist of the lithe body, and II winners In the southern di­ perfection revision committee of love, end, and Phil Hersey, half- 1 The game commission is provid- league, according to Ross Glass, year.
back.
Funds for paying bounties on
¡ng pools near the McKenzie river who is managing the team until
Petsold. The latter two officers an extension of the vicious claws vision."
Practice for Inter-close com pet I the American Poultry association
and the big fight t h e first for
animals were increased
Cottage Grove closed the football hatchery on property of the city of permanent
organization is com- predatory
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were recruited from Veneta.
Hklp and Turp was over. The cat tlon Is occupying the attention of and ls recognized a« one of the
because the old fund would not
About 180 yards from the lean-to was a female measuring six feet the local high school basketball leading American authorities on season with an average of .800, with Eugene, part of the site of the Lea- pitted The team has not yet chos-
two victories, two defeats and three burg power plant. Five thousand en a name
Last year the quintet
for the bounties that had been
ngalnat the log In which the fugi­ from tip to lip and weighing 68 players. Inter-class games to start turkeys.
a year for* a period of years was runner-up to the champions of called
1^* for.
tive waa found waa a deserted cabin pounds.
Other prizes offered Include two ties. A practice game was lost to dollars
Monday. About 80 players have
Care
of the poor was allotod
the alumni 13 to 0 at the start of is being spent.
‘ It is necessary to division B of the league.
which woe located by the deputies
been turning out for practice and sliver cups, one for the best display the season.
$40.800, an increase from $37,380.
have many huge pools to carry over
Gerald
Conner
represented
-the
s e v e r a l d a y s a g o . In d ic a t io n s w e r e
a number of good prospects are be­ of Lane county birds and the other
The scores of the season's games the millions of fish that It will be team at a league organization meet­ Expense of this work for the 10
that the cabin was h -lng used part Dori'IlU T eam s HoVC Hot
ing developed. Practice for the reg­ for the best dressed yearling tom follow:
necessary to hold over in order to ing held last week in Eugene. Of­ months of this year to date have
of the time. They thought that It
ulars will start at the conclusion of from Lane county, donated by the
carry out the plan to stock streams ficers were chosen and a tentative been $47,874.23. and an increase was
Grove
0
A
lum
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:
Cottage
might be Hutherland. and (hey then
Eugene Clearing House association;
Trial Basketball Games the Inter-clase scheduls.
with two-year-old fish only.
list of teams was drawn up. Play held necessary.
began the search for the other hid­
a barrel of condensed buttermilk I Cottage Grove • North Bend_6
A small increase
was voted the
Early completion of new work on will begin the first week in Janu-
Grove
6
.
¡
Cottage
U.
H.
K
6
ing place.
for the best display of White Hol­
LONDON.
Roseburg
8
'
McKenzie
river
hatchery
ary.
Prospects
are
that
there
will
cl®
rk
to
5a]ary for “
Cottage
Grove
0
The lair of Hutherland waa Io-
DORENA. Nov. 28. - (Special ) —
lands, given by Eugene Farmers’
be a larger number of teams in the added asi “t“ tJ
fruit inspec-
cated In a thicket about a mile east The Dorena girls' basketball team
creamery; for the best young Cottage Grove 0 Springfield _ 6 ur*ed by lhe county body
(S p ecial la Ike S a n tlssl.)
league this year than last, when I 7 . tor
J1“»«*» ,60°
£ * «“ •
1 Cottage Grove « Albany
of West Fir and half a mile (o defeated the Blue Mountain girls'
bronze
ben
from
Lane
county,
a
$8
Nov. 28.—The W. H. Bachclder merchandise prize from the Farm­ Cottage Grove 6 Lebanon __
LATHAM.
were entered. The teams will be w° rk and »n Increase of $1,000 was
the right of the Willamette high­ team 23 to 15 at Blue Mountain
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divided into divisions A, B and C, allowed
J“*“ « court» to con-
way. Two trees, each about three Friday night, while the local boys' family made a trip to Eugene Wed­ ers' Union Cooperative Warehouse Cottage Grove 44 Oakland __
(Special to the S entin el.I
according to estimated abilities of i f?rn? to a
law raising fees in
feet In diameter, had fallen craee- tram lost a closely contested game nesday.
company;
for
the
heaviest
bronze
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The J. D. Clark family and the cockerel entered In the show, a f T o ta ls------------ 66
Nov. 25.—Jesse and Hugh Trun- the players. Another meeting to the larSer courts.
45
wlee, and It .vaa against the upper 13 to 18 to a pickup team com­ Clyde
The
emergency
fund waa cut
Clark
family
epent
Tuesday
nell visited a relative, George Pot­ complete organization of the league
one that the killer built his lean-to. posed of men and boys of the Blue
special prize of $2, offered by H. A. [ _
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ter, Friday at the Pacific Christian will be held December 11 at the down $500, and election funds were
district. While both visiting friends In Eugene.
He roofed It with shakes, and It Mountain
Stoneberg.
Eugene.
The
award
for
knocked down from $16,000 to
The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. the sweepstakes display will be a
hospital in Eugene.
Eugene Y. M. C. A.
was arranged In such manner that games were only practice contests,
$2,000. This was made possible be­
J. B. Bryan of the extension di­
he could shoot out from under the they provided as much excitement Hervey Alldridge ls ill with whoop­ cup given by the Farmers' Security
High School Notes
cause no elections are to be held.
ing cough. Mias Myrtle Gllham ls Bank of Yoncalla. There will be a
vision of University of Oregon in­ CHAMBER OPPOSES BOOST
protection of the log at anyone as regular games.
The $2,000 will cover costs of regis­
helping
Mrs.
Alldridge
care
for
the
terviewed
Mrs.
Melville
Hanna
and
RED
CROSS
CONTRIBUTION
The
boys'
lineup
follows:
For­
who approached from the road.
number of special prizes.
tration and other incidental costs.
baby.
Mrs. Hugh Trunnell Thursday. The
wards.
Wayne
Vaughn
and
Harold
The deputise who stumbled onto
The sheriff was voted a small in-
The J. E. Banton family spent
Most of us are interested in try­ extension division is making a sur­
A recommendation against the
because last vear’s allow­
his hiding place, however, did not C°oPer center, Mendall Collins; Wednesday evening at the home of
IM1KKNA.
ing to make a success of life," af­ vey of rural organizations.
request
of
the
eounty
Red
Cross
"LZ. " “
Ernest
Wagner,
Elwyn
come from that direction. Home of K"“rdx
their son, Glen Banton. at camp A,
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Montgomery that this city’s contribution be in­ ance proved inadequate to cover the
firmed O. D. Adams, state director
Rales
and
William
Vaughn.
them approached Into the V made
(H
peclsl
to
the
Sentinel.
I
expense.
of vocational education, in an a d -, and little daughter Nelda of Eu creased from $100 to $500 was made
The lineup for the girls follows: the occasion being Glen's birthday
by the two logs and others from
Nov. 28.—Hubert Mosby of this dress to the assembly Thursday, gene were visitors at the C. S. by the chamber of commerce at ita
The fund for slaughtered animals
Forwards, Grace Smith and Llta anniversary.
the side.
was increased to $2,000 from $1,500.
Mrs. Joe Brookhart spent Thurs- place motored to Eugene Friday "Willingness to cooperate, orderli- Montgomery home three days of Tuesday noon luncheon.
Moaby;
centers,
Gladys
Isham
and
Petxold and Lester Carllle were
It was explained to the chamber Thistle funds were increased $200
guanla,
Eleanor day with Mrs. W. D. Eddy at evening and attended a wrestling ness, righteousness and knowledge last week.
approaching toward the end of the Doris Owen;
Black Butte.
, match.
are the four essentials of success,"
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buffington that the additional $400 would be and tax rebate money $200. The
Brooks
and
Isola
Isham:
substitu­
upper log through tho brush when
for traffic P?1™
patrol was
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Newton spent
Mr. and Mrs. John Wetzel and he declared. Taking the first letter (Gladys Yearous) visited at the
(he used for salaries and expenses o f ' allotment
~
they sighted the lean-lo and saw tes. Faye England, Carol Wicks and Sunday at the J. D. Clark home.
son Everett of Marcola visited Sun- from each Important word the re- Roscoe Yearous home Saturday af- the county
countv organization
oreanization and that a tri£nmed from $3,600 to $2,400.
Hutherland turn over In bed. Lester Juanita Rales. Rrulce Cole, high
Claud
Miller
of 1 Cottage Grove
day with
Mrs. Wetzel's mother, Mrs. lu a |t a spe||a
Work,
he . explained.
ternoon. . z-s They
are
making their social worker of the countv " unit m o Other
items
in the budget
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Carllle was the first to sight the
P(‘n<,|Pal- »■ hoys' coach and
the week end with a sister, Clara Kirk.
Mr. Adams kept the students home at Gearhart.
would spend three days a week malned the same as last year.
fugitive, and almost Immediately Mr Roa<'' prlnclP«* “f the grade spent
Mrs. W. H. Bachelder.
Mr. and Mrs. Lot Wagner and amused and kept them guessing as
Mrs. Lee Williams and son Al- here, would investigate all
Hutherland saw the two men and "Chool, Is coach for the girls,
Guests st the W. C. Hhortrldge family have as house guests Mr. to the final point he expected to Ien Lee returned Sunday from a brought to her attention and rec- P i f v R lld t f o t f n r F i r c f
fired a shot at them through the
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home Sunday were Mrs. O. P. Wills. Wagner's brother and the latter's make by odd drawings on a black- week’s visit with her parents and ommend relief, when needed, from
D U U g v l 1V I I U S I
thicket.
HAUINAW.
Mrs. Been Currln and children and wife from California.
board with which he illustrated his other relatives near Grants Poss.
county funds. The community chest i
T im
i m z»
p r D tw
r a a w c s A sizlu
lld ip n n p p
These two men then opened fire
The Radio club met Tuesday, committee would be relieved of all ,
1
a , r “ w s /VUIUCIlCe
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Jones.
Mrs. Butt of Harper, Neb., is visit-1 lecture.
parallel to the log. The others on
(Special to the S entin el.)
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Clark spent lng a sister, Mrs. C. D. . Van
. „ Valin.
, ,
, *'s"°vember 17, at the home of Mrs work and expense incident to care
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the other side of the log from Ruth
Nov. 28. Eva Mae Robinson ar­ Thanksgiving in Portland with a
A business meeting of the Sunday ‘ Three members of the Torch Minnie Nichols. Ten were present, of poor and needy.
F o r t h e f i r s t t i m e « ¡n r » t h e h u d .
•rland broke out of the brush Into rived Wednesday evening from daughter,
Mrs. Nelda Neglespaugh. school will be held December 4 af- j Honor society were advanced at The next meeting will be held Tues-
Members of the chamber ex- get system was adoDted there was a
a small depression. It was open Grants Pass and la visiting Evelyn
Mrs. J. M. Longfellow of Cottage ter the weekly prayer meeting K. the meeting Friday morning in day, November 25, at the home of pressed the belief that needy cases
representative gathering at the city
there, and Sutherland began firing Bsnaton.
Grove spent 8unday at the Hervey A. Tobias, missionary, is expected room 13. Victor Goff and Kath- Mrs. J. B. Grubb.
would receive quicker and more taxpayers' meeting Monday night
at them. The depresalon, however,
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Willey spent Alldridge home.
to be present. Officers will be crine Young received their torch
A daughter was born Sunday sympathetic attention through a held to discuss the city’s 1931 bud­
saved them, as the shots went over Sunday with Mrs. Willey's parents,
Mrs. Harvey Shipp and children elected.
pins and Mildred Chapman re- night to Mr. and Mrs. Hubert local community chest.
get. Salaries paid the city recorder,
their heads.
Mr and Mrs. W.
A. Keene,
at o t Black Butte and Mrs. J. E. Ban-
The disappearance of two basket- ct,|Ved her two bar pin.
Hichethier.
chief of police, city engineer and
The four men scattered along on Thornton Corners.
ton spent Thursday with Mrs. balls last week caused much dis-
Frances Randall, Elizabeth W ind-, Mr and Mrs. Roscoe Yearous and
Sidewalk
Problem
la
Settled.
other city employes were the bone
that side of the log then located
The Conrad Keene family of Harold Abeene, the occasion being may among members of the basket- ham
John Clark members of | their three younger children visited
A problem which had been before of contention. The discussion was
Hutherland by the shots and opened Walker and the I^slie Lenmlng Mrs. Abeene's birthday anniversary, ball teams and faculty as it was im-
dran,atic class and Miss Eariel Sunda>' w‘(h the Rufus Arne fam- the city council for months was friendly,
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those opposing
present
fire. I-eater Carllle and Petxold family of Delight valley were Sun
The Charlie Marlow family of possible to hold basketball practice o i ibert instructor, went to Eugene
in Cottage Grove,
brought to an amicable settlement salaries’exp’reseing’£ppro’^al%f the
called to them to stay back, that day evening guests at the Howard Sunnyside, Wash., former residents without them. Three dollars reward
play "Holiday." given by
and Mrs- Albert Hull and Monday night, when the body work of the various employes, and
It all would be over In a minute. Keene home.
of London, have moved to Colorado, was offered for their return. Prln- university students.
'
twins Ronald and Donald were adopted a plan for providing curb the budget was finally adopted ex-
But Carllle pushed on, with the
Mrs. James Conley and daughter according to word received here.
clpal Bruce Cole was told where
-
.Sunday dinner guests at the I. G. and sidewalk at the Texaco service actiy as presented by the budget
others
Joining him.
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.
m
is s Bernice m
o rn spent several , (o
oaus
ai>
— _ Bnaw
nome ln
L,ll-
Nellie and Miss Maurlne Russell
Miss
Thorn
to nnu
find mem
them ano
and me
the balls
are - ( Thp dramatics ^ class
lasJ. g u .- talks
Shaw home
in voltage
Cottage tirove.
Grove. Lil-
Sutherlan,l bpgMn firing from un- vlll,te(, a, |h „ Ra Stewart home Jays last week In Cottage Grove at again In school care and basketball >° Miss Margaret D ecks first «rede ,jan
Homer gpent the afternoon station comer at Fifth and Wash- committee. This does not neceasar-
ington. The plan, which is satis- ¡|y mean that salaries may not be
der the log st
the
four
men,
one
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shot passing Just over Ixmsberry’. ‘
Mnr¿cnMn
baby
head. The barrage
Mr,. Clyde Willey ot Drain le perlntendent nt public Inetructlon. j j d edopted voca»uM’io«
«1 the morning service of ihe Ctirls- b " ¿ d u c t e d " i n One’ wHh'theMdV S M ^ V ^ e ^ b u d g e t m ealy*pr!>
’ * of gunfire from I . sa 9 “ 7 ' y — A - —
• M
W
1 M
M
-•
- »"d
I m *• — vr
L '" .f<¿r_
Petsold I «ntl Lester Carllle kept the with
spending a week with her parents, and Arnold D. Collier, assistant « £ ( graders could understand tian church
waJk |n th<, b]()ck north and thejj dadn“a^ e ^ b u d g e t merely pro-
her
husband,
who
Is
working
slayer from raising up to get a good
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Geer.
county school superintendent and
c
R , a “g b ’ a"d
Little Ruth McCall, who has been angle to meet the sidewalk ln front
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shot and he was forced to thrust there.
Donald Kabler spent the week eounty club agent, inspected the Donna Bartells talks were chosen ln
two weeka with whoOping Of the Texaco station, which sets
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin liarpole of
his arm out from under the log and Lynx
brother, Dorena schools Thursday of last bY tbe small children as the best. cough, is improving rapidly. The back several feet.
Hollow spent Haturday eve­ end at Monmouth with
Editors Southern Oregon
shoot at random.
Miss Werdna Isbell and Miss j other three children, who have been
week.
with Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Douglas Kabler.
This gave Petxold an opportunity ning
Portland
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Kirk and Jewel Mackenzie were entertained ill with It, have not been very sick,
Miss
Ruth
Nowell
of
Benston.
District I.lnns Meeting Planned.
To Meet Here March 7
to shoot down the log at Suther­
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Chapmnn were and Willis Nowell of Cottage Grove children of this place motored Sun at dinner Thursday evening at the Mrs. John McCall, who was in bed
A district convention of Lions
land's gun arm. The shot apparent­ In Eugene on business Wednesday, are visiting this week at the Ed day to Curtin, where they visited practice house. May Chestnut, host- a week with the flu at the same
clubs of district 3, which includes
ly took effect
at the home of a cousin, Ralph ess, was assisted by Margaret time Ruth was sick, is also better. Cottage Grove, will be held Decem­
Tentative arrangements for a
Marie Shampang of Cottage Brasher home.
Carllle then ran around the end Grove
Mostachetti.
Mrs.
Ray
Weldon
and
daughter
Kirk.
spent
Wednesday
and
Thurs-
Elisha
Geer
returned
home
ber 6 in Springfield. Members of meeting of editors of southern Ore­
of the upper log and advanced dny here with her grandparents, Kennewick, Ida.. Friday evening. to
The John Teeters family of Me-
The second year domestic science Betty and father, Mr. Leonard. the local group are planning to at- gon, as well as of Linn, Benton and
down the opening of the V, ex­ Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Shampang.
Mrs. O. P. Wills spent Monday hana visited Sunday with Mr. Teet- class entertained at a luncheon called at the McCall home Sunday tend. A group of Springfield Lions Lincoln counties, to be held here
changing fire. A withering gunfire
A large number from here at- night with a sister, Mrs. W. T. era’ parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thursday noon at the high school, afternoon.
club members, including W. F March 7, were made Saturday by
from all guns was directed on the
Teeters, and his sister, Mrs. C. A. Those present were O. D. Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Van Nort- Walker, deputy district governor, I Arne G. Are, field secretary of the
tended
the
literary
program
at
Jones.
lean-to. Edmlston emptied two
state supervisor of vocational edu- wick and Vannie Trunnell visited will visit the local club the first state editorial association, who
Friday night. Two short
C. H. Woods, Ed Brasher, Clay-1 Peterson.
guns and virtually all others emp­ Walker
plays were presented by the Sagi ton Townsend, J. W. Thorn and
Mr and Mrs. Jack Kerns and cation; James M. Burgess, assis- Saturday at the home of F, B. Van Thursday in December. A program stopped here briefly on his way
tied theirs. Several times Suther­ naw school.
Phil and Dorman Brookhart at- Gerald Mosby of Eugene visited tant state superintendent; Arnold Nortwick.
is to be furnished by the visitors, home to Eugene from a trip to the
land was hoard to groan aa shots
The Latham school will be closed This will be Walker’s first official south,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tsd
Hudson,
new-
tended a turkey shoot at the Miller over the week end with Mrs. Kerns’ D. Collier, assistant county superin-
took effect.
tendent;
T.
C.
Moffitt,
acting
coun-
Thursday
and
Friday
for
Thanks-
visit
to the Cottage Grove club.
The feature of the m eeting will
lyweds, visited with Mrs. Howard place at Anlauf Sunday, returning parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mosby.
With his good arm Hutherland Keene Friday afternoon.
ty superintendent; N. E. Glass. Roy giving.
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be an Inspection of the plant of the
:
with
six
turkeys.
The
Happy
Circle
club
met
with
took one last shot at Carllle when
board
Mrs. Max Kruse and children
Tax Money Turned Over.
Standard Sesoning society. Editors
Hazel Yearous and Frank Laurlt-! The Clyde Willey family moved Mrs. I-awrence Chaffee Thursday Leonard, Hiram Griggs.
the latter wag only about ten feet
members; F. L. Grannis, principal went to Eugene Monday.
a turnover of $45,943.60 collected • in southern Oregon are partlcular-
Into
the
A.
S.
Newton
house
Mon-
for
an
all-day
meeting.
The
day
i
zen
of
Cottage
Grove
spent
Friday
away.
day.
was spent quilting and piecing of the high school
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Childs of on 1929 taxes was made to the ' >y Interested ln this plant for the
Tho shot went wild, and Carllle 'evening with Mr. and Mrs. Claude
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blocks. Those present were Mes-
Loren Harvey and Worth Harvey Cottage Grove were visitors Tues- county treasurer Monday by the ! reason that one Is to be located In
j
Willey.
and Lester Carllle fired Into Suth­
d«mes
Thomason,
Vaughn,
Doo-
senior
and
sophomore
class
dads,
day
at the J. W. Maddux home.
sheriff, It was segregated as fol- southern Oregon In the near fu-
and m Mrs. ITEM FOR BAIT SETTER
erland's head. He slumpod dead.
„ Mrs.
. _ Inez . Montleth
,
m
little, Spahr, Dodge, Orien Land, | urged the students to work harder
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Bushnell of lows:
ure, and others are to be located
The gunfire stopped and the of- ,Ruby R«'n«‘° n visited Thursday af-
ELIMINATED FROM BUDGET m
iu ip C T Floyd
io y d ^ Chaffee,
h r it e ^ ' Bales
and toward the citizenship cup. when Coquille visited over the week end
Gillespie,
Bales and
State and c o u n t y , $23,681.68; there within the next few years.
flcors approached the lean-to. The [tprnoon with Mrs. Nellie W"
-* ’
Witcher
¡Clara Kirk, and Miss Naomi Doo- they spoke at »he class meetings at the home of Mrs. Bushnell's par- cities, $9,351.23; school districts,
old man was lying ln a blanketed and Mrs, Frances Tucker.
Hunters and owners „,i
of .„i.i.
dogs ln ,lttle- Mrs Ray Biggs and Mrs. Wednesday morning.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Montgom-; $10,274.51; union h i g h schools, ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT
Eva Mae Robinson and Evelyn Iht. anniinn ™,iii
bed on the ground, nnd beside him
^H
on
of
th^
Wing of Hebron and Mrs. Elliott of
At the freshman class meeting ery.
,545.36; road districts, $1,617.61; BURGESS V I S I T S SCHOOLS
was a Portland newspaper, dated Benston spent Friday at Walker lift»» n i
ii*
r
°
U
.i
y
b“dKet
com'
Cottage
Grove
were
visitors.
Wednesday
morning
Wallace
Bos-
,
Vannie
Trunrfbll visited Saturday
Port of Sluslaw. $253.64; forest fire
with
an
aunt
of
Eva
Robinson,
November 16.
mittee in eliminating from next
Mr an(1 Mrs w ill w arnstaff of
laugh resigned his position as yell at the Lester Van Nortwick home patrol $217 77- grav digger poison-
James W. Burgees, assistant state
Upon receiving word of tho shoot­ Mrs. Oden Miller.
years budget the Item for payment Marahfleld visited several days last leader and Dan Kelly was elected.
In London.
¡„g, $£90.
superintendent of public tnetruc­
Mlldrod
Walkley
of
Cloverdale
ing Sheriff Harry Bown, his son.
sons hag been ata; ,1„ : ya t" th; ,02 o ™ ^ '
lng
a government hunter, wh.°
who . In
week with
wlth their
their cousins,
ooualna> B.
B. and
spent
n week
and The
The shop
shop classes
classes finished
finished putting
putting Mr.
Mr. and
and Mrs.
Mrs. W.
W. S.
S. Keyes
Keyes spent
tion, who was ln Lane county on
in " e .r " w h ? * V tnd.,.R^ ,nb7
Witcher homo for a week.
11
’“’, ¿ nrndntnr»»
I T , **‘ n nim .i. i» .?"yo[’
Nias Land. Two of their
children, new windows and window guards Tuesday evening m
In onifaii«
Eugene with
nnd
m.'. K. 8 »’>■»«
- .. ..
wiu» i Eagles to Solve Unemployment.
a high school Inspection trip, to-
left for West Fir to make an In­
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I n ' d n7a»Ory an, a, ' , , wa , " Minnie and Cecil, and a friend, Miss In the shop building last week relatives.
The Eagles aerie of this city has gather with Arnold D. Collier and
vestigation. Lee Bown nnd Rodney
I.
do«
Brown,
accompanied They have started putting In a
Margaret and Barbara Sorensen joined with the grand aerie in urg- Lawrence C. Moffitt, assistant coun-
Roach wore the two officers who
n m
Injured.
,
^ . ac‘lvity ° f them. They hail been in Hood R lv-, floor.
were over night guests of Margaret ing action by congress to relieve ty school superintendents, was a
were wounded by Hutherland nt the
1. M Marksbury of Eugene, for- he bait setter and that few v»r- er packing apples and were on their
The senior first team defeated McKibben
the unemployment situation. Reso- guest at a luncheon at the local
time Joe Snunders was shot dead. m?.Lire". t . h®re- rep,lved minor » nt». ” any, were accounted for. way home. Mr. W arnstaff spent the freshman first team in a vol-
Jack Warsham, who had been at- lutions have been sent from here high school Thursday noon of last
Coroner
W. W.
a, mt tn Wa.t
irir Brnnstetter
an i hrn„ k t also
tk » I »M « i,tO ' ’
/m ” b
e l ,5 varnjlnt dogs art of h|g boyhood In this vicinity, leyball game Thursday afternoon ln tending the Latham school, moved to members of congress from this week, prepared and served by mem-
,n
"
Mu a, h ’ " T '"'‘“ "f'
Dn *.
Fa“ ,? “ . e f ‘n '^ " i POl*On hr“ - * P®‘ fawn whlch
had had ,hp gymnasium. This game proved to California Sunday.
a?ata enclosing a resolution prtv bers of the domestic s c le n c classes.
b Hnntn. p in id v ai
i ,t ^ I 'k 1 ‘ pp*d 0VB^
I’ 1”" ® ng .n .th® Row rlver country 8|nce It was deserted by Its mother the senior first team the cham-
Mike McKibben visited Sunday posed as a basis for legislation to The three inspected the high school
nZmkia / t j ^
T k “ x"’ “^ k ."
'C U ’ tr° nK T "k ‘ T ' whcn a f®w dny’ old was ,nt®r®st- pl° n8
volleyball for this season, afternoon with Homer Buker.
£ me before the short session of In the forenoon.
” d- ! ^ : yT a l L ? L : j ? . Vr : . T i k i Unter
The junior firet team defeated
Mrs. J. 3. Powell of Cottage congress.
The purpose of Mr. Burgess’s vie-
searching for Sutherland until Mon- Willamette, Eugene. Miller was i The Item eliminated was $400.
The program sponsored by the the sophomore first team in a vol- Grove visited Monday afternoon
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, it In Lane county was to determine
day, when he was forced to return j driving north on Willamette when I
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Happy Circle club last Wednesday leyball game Tuesday afternoon In with Mrs. Alfred White.
Former Resident Is Girl Bandit whether standards set by the state
to Eugene on aocount of Illness.
the Stein car, going west on
Creswell Bridge Dedicated.
was declared very successful. A the gymnasium.
------------------- Mr. and Mrs. Don Kerrigan, ar-
are being observed. Both rural and
|
Seventh,
hit
the
rear
end
of
the
The
new
highway
bridge
over
the
large
audience
was
present.
A
pro-
■ ta .,.iw .a a i... » i ___
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.
.
. 2 ’ . ------------------ - - .......... - la r g e audience was present. A pro-
The Junior third team defeated
Road District« Vote Taxes.
rested in Seattle for theft of 773 city schools were visited.
ltas| lierrtis Rl|ien.
raus®d 1 to ,w crve and coast fork* of the Willamette river gram of songs, old time music, reel- the freshman second team in a
Road district No. 17, the Row rlv- money order blanks from the
A raspberry bush on tho W. J . ' tip „ over.
.
between Creswell and Cloverdale tatlons and a one act play was glv- volleyball game Wednesday after- er district, has voted a special tax Orenco postofftce 10 days ago, have
Maintenance Work
White city place hasn’t been dis­
„
W-RH forn,ttl]y. <>P®ner Wednesday en. Proceeds will be used to help noon ln the gymnasium.
of $5,000, and district No. 64 at Lo- been recognized as former residents
A road maintenance program la
couraged by the slightly chilly ln a motor bus aeledent two years afternoon of last week. Several pay for the piano.
Arthur Olson, a former student, rane has voted a special tax of of this section. Mrs. Kerrigan has now being carried on In all parts of
weather of the past several weeks. aB°.
hundred persons from communities
- ■
visited the assembly Thursday.
$781.82.
been identified as the former Miss the county, with machinery tot all
Completely ripened fruit was picked
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throughout that part of the valley
Royal Portables. The Sentinel.
Mllllcent Lewis, who was absent I
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Mildred Coatee, who married Don districts out, according to Ed Tnl>
from It Saturday.
Christmas Cards. The Sentinel, ¡attended.
, Christmas Cards. The Sentinel.
last week, has returned to school. I Christmas Cards. The Sentinel.
Kerrigan, Creswell young man.
Her, county road superintendent.
a
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