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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1931)
CO TTAG E G R O V E , l-A N E C O U N T Y , O REG O N , F R ID A Y , IA M AH» VOLUMK XI. vv i-o ' .«icCann Defeats Neet in Monday Match Li SEES8ETTERW1ARKEI CITY INAUGURATES E Latham Hoys Organi* I-I I Forestry L I uh I« . Itti«» Hu he mia M ill Starts Crew on Railroad LOCAL TURKEY POOL TOTALS13,OOOPOUNOS Library Monthly Report Shows 1767 Books Loaned LANE COUNTY C. OF C. TOMEETHEBEÏOWBHI Dirge Number of V«dunu*a Added A crew of eight men, under the L A T H A M . Jan. 14. (Special.) foremanshlp of Corbett Smith, to Adult and Children’s A I I I club In foreatry was organ started work yesterday building Juan B Rael of U nivenlty of ised Friday by boys of the Latham iallroad for the Bohemia Lumber slugging; Moaby Win» Departments. a. n t Pnrrlnnar R n cn rd er school. Forestry It a new project in company. The present road will be Prices on Shipment Run Higher Oregon to Be Princi Sulanen of Engineer, Recorder B n d „ .e lu d e s fie ld Warning" I n Iwuetl Agiunst Pre from Johnson. .••go Than December; Grades extended to the south of the pres trips Into the forest, methods of pal Speaker. Books loaned during December, and Chief of Police mature Production That ent mill-site. The company's plans Are Improved fire control, study of native trees 1930, by the city library totaled 1767, Those who attended the wrestling for reopening the mill are indefi Would Game Price Sag Are Slashed and forest perpetuation. 8. T. Rose according to the monthly library match Monday night between Wild nite but it Is hoped that upon com Juan B. Rael, instructor In the was selected leader of the local Approximately 13,220 pounds of report Just Issued by Mrs. Dan departm ent of romance languages cat McCann of Hiilem ami Harry pletlon of the road In a few weeks group and membership Includes II i m int, librarian. O f thia number this Neet of thia city got double value at University of Oregon, w ill be the (('row'* Lumbar I>l<».t.l Old Man Economy took over the Virgil Gugglsburg, president; John the lumber m arket will w arrant the turkeys were shipped from city Wednesday by Oregon Turkey 1130 were adult fiction, 116 adult speaker a t the county chamber of Painting » word plrlure of the for their money when the two reins of city government at the Gallo, vice president; M ike M cK ib resumption of operations. non-fiction, 323 children's fiction and Growers’ association members In commerce meeting to be held at »ctlvltle« of the lumber market dur wrestlers started ruughlng each Monday night seaalon of the city ben, secretary; Homer Buker.. song this vicinity. The shipment here 16# children's non-fiction. Forty- 6:30 tonight at Hotel Rartell. The School S em ester to End. ing the la«t two week» In Decem other with their flats. Neet was council and salaries of city officials and yell leader; Edward McCall, two borrower's cards were Issued Next week will close the first se filled out a car partly loaded at. meeting was changed from Thure- The Robert Gordineer, Albert ber la much like giving a descrip- disqualified for slugging, giving end employes were slashed. McCall, and ten were canceled, giving a day to avoid conflict with the lec ____ year __ ____ and ___ ex- Eugene. The price for this pool is lion of a graveyard nt midnight. McCann the match at the end of cuts varied from 88 per cent down Roy 1 tunnel, A rthur Hanna. Wayne monter of the Mchool total of 1160 borrowers. Money re- ta 7# and ture by Rear-A dm iral Richard K. Front a few daya before Chrlelmna 17 minutes. to 10 per cent. The night police W alker, Van John Trunnell, John aminations will be given Wednes- ! running higher than that for De- day and Thursday In both the grade cember according to M cK inley , celved from fines totaled^$6.78 and Byrd In Eugene. The meeting Will Both the wildcat and Neet show officer was the only one who es Gugglsburg. Eldon W ulker, H arry until the early part of January, manager 1 from the rental shelf $7.25. During open with a dinner. M r. Reel's sub Huntington of Roseburg. even when the market la In healthy ed good clean wrealllng for the caped Old Man Economy's ax. his McCall, David Hickey, Delm ar j and high «choolfl. the month 35 books were received ject w ill be "Spaniards In Southern for the association, who was condition, bualneaa of all klnda flrat ten minutes, trading some salary remaining at 111'* a month. Bushnell, Homer Hull and Junior | the 1 from the state library, bringing the Colorado and New Mexico.” I Gus Thrun of Sugar City, Colo.. arrangernent’1 for cornea almost to a alandatlll and punishing holda. Neet slapped a The salary of the city recorder Dugan I total for the year to 218. Professor Rael recently returned there la but little to be obaerved headlock on McCann that had the was cut from 1175 a month to 1125, J im a visitor at the John Thrun home. locai " pool A number of new books have from Colorado and New Mexico, The local birds graded higher that glvea any indication aa to what wildcat groggy McCann started the city engineer from $250 to 1225, Steel Cabinets. The Hentlnel. than those of the Thanksgiving and been added by the library, including where he studied Spanish folk lore. the future holda. roughing Neet and knocked him chief of police from 1150 to $130, Christmas pools, according to M r. -everal new children s books Among Last summer M r. Rael spent three After nnving having nau had 12 is wontha of dIJW„ w„n „ r, l)hu punen. »ne .„„„or and water departm ent aasle- „ , , , , , , |„ Huntington running about two the most popular la 'Haunted Air- months in these states, traveling by unsatisfactory business that has j re„| rOugh stu ff started when Me- , rol„ jjoo to $65 and water de D llttC ry Is IS I lUlSCU primes to one choice and six medl- ways" by Burtis, a story of aviation auto, collecting old folk tales and been at regular Intervals given Cann threw Neet off the mat and partment operatives from $5 to $4 urns to one common. Prim e and in the United States In future noting old customs. The trip last promises tliut an Improvement wus Into the chairs with a wrist lock, n day. The price cut recommends- choice turkeys totaled 74 per cent years. Other children s books fol- summer was sponsored by the uni Just around the corner the public falllng onto Neet. In returning to w,.re brought In by Mayor of the shipment and mediums and low: "Thistle Inn, Adams; Cry versity and so interesting were the luts become so saturated w ild peasl- the mal MrCann walked on Neet's Glass. The council was divided on Kr-prewcntutlvea and Senators Draw commons 26 per cent. Baby Chick." Bigham; “Judy of findings that leave was granted nilant that a sinister construct ion is head and shuulders. The treat the salary reductions, Councllmen Mendier» of Adjutant General’» "Land On the December pool the net Whale Gate." Burrows; Good 1'oaltlona on Im por during a part of fall term that Mr. now placed on every uncertainty J ment aroused Neet's pugilistic In- Brund, Helllweil and Lansing sup- S taff are Guewta at Annual price per pound paid to the grower Spell,' Carroll; Annapolis, Knapp; Rael mi ht return a t a tim e when that looms up. stlncts and he hit the wildcat with p,,r„ „ g the mayor’s recommend» tant Committees. by the association was cents for "Adventures of Nets, ’ 1-acr.rlnf- A " . .. Lagerlof; "A the people were less busy and could Unit Banquet. The mere fact that there ha*i been ■ a right hook to the side of the head lind Councilman Harvey. D u r Sea Devil," prime young toms, 20 cents for Boy Scout with the give more time to their story-tell no trading of any consequence since ; and followed that with a hard right a„ d w ,,» ,. opposing them. The for M artin . Pinocchio" Patri; ‘Robin ing. The thirty-sixth session of the prime young hens. 2 ■ 8 '» c cents the 20th of December means noth j to the ribs Neet knocked the wild- niayor voted In favor of the motion _ fc a . a a ,I 11' i ♦ zv o-r n h i n U /t F l * under way choice young toms and 28 cents for and T ito .’ Robinson, Money Buttery "E," 240th C. A., held its In the northern part of New ing There are two times In ths rat down three times before he wus to break the tie The salary cut annual anniversary dinner Tuesday state legislature got choice young and old hens, these Ahead, Singmaster; Lauterbach. Mexico and In southern Colorado, Monday. Frank J. Lonergan won, year when the lumber Industry In | disqualified for fighting. The ref will not go Into effect until Febru Thomas; “Young Trailers" and night, entertaining a number of the speakership of the house by a four _ grades comprising the No. 1 Spaniards live and talk and have Its entirety takes a holiday and this eree had warned both wrestlers ary 1, by vote of the council. “Lost Hunters," Altsheler; "On the the same customs as in the six guests, Including Colonel Alvin C. 33-to-24 vote over his opponent grade of Independent dealers; Is one of them. Mills and logging about roughing. Considerable change was noted In Baker. Portland, and Captain W il Herbert Gordon, the favored son of cents for medium young toms, 2 W arpath" and Son of the Nava- teenth and seventeenth centuries In camps are dosed and principals and The two have been remalched for the council committees appointed hos." Shultz; "W itch ’s Maiden." employes are away The pulse of January 26 with nothing barred, by the mayor. The finance commit lis E. Vincent, representing the ad the Meier faction in the legislature. cents for medium young and old T yrrell; “W hite Indian Boy,” W il their homeland. Though these Span ju ta n t general's office. The two _____ hens, 23 cents for old toms and 20 ish people have been cut off for The Lane delegation was divided in construction work even under fav not even the strangle hold. The tee, which heretofore has headed son. “Bradford on M t. Fairw eath- , three or four hundred years from orable weather at this season winner will take all. Neet Is w ill the list, was relegated to third highly complimented the battery, Its support, Earl H ill supporting cents for commons, these compris- Lonergan and Em m ett Howard and , ing the No. 2 grade of Indepen- «£ J»»» added to the high school their native land, they still speak reachra Ila lowest point. The re ing to lay a side bel that he will de position, being preceded by the wa declaring that If It continued to show the Improvement in the fu E. A. McCornack backing Gordon.' dent dealers. These prices were shelf. the pure Spanish of that time. Few tailer la busy with hla Inventories feat McCann. The ring will be ter and street committees. New Two books have been added ture that it has done In the past It them speak any English and nets W illard L M arks of higher than those paid by indepen- ... lo,h of .............- -------------- * — • ----- --------- end he too has but little necessity roped to permit McCann to use his men on the council were given the will soon rank among the best units Albany had no opposition for the dent d e a le r who paid S cents for ^ e re n ta l^ h e lf^ O n e jr a a ^ they have pracUcally no J>ooks, and no desire Io do bualn«»s The inbblt punch and Honnenburg lion's share of the appointments. the No. 1 grade and 16 cents for the ing Boy by Oliver LaFarge. Pulit- e„ „ er E „g i19h or Spanish. Modern In the state. presidency. latter part of December la a oientil ____ _____ ; ___ ____ i — -1 » L a n a ” Thor Jvnaeri, 176-pounder from The committees follow: W ater, A. zer prize winner, and the other w was Herbert W. Lombard, first lieu invention has meant almost noth ing spell for every brnnrh of I he Olympia, Wash., a former resident Brund, Ed Wiese. Jesse Lansing; Largely as a result of loyalty, j No. 2 grade. "The Scarab M urder Case" by S. S. ing to them and the Indian and Among the local shippers were tenant of the battery, was toast- lumber industry and thia year la no of Elkton, offered to take on Mc street. Albert Helllweil, Lansing, Hill, who remained firm w ith the and called upon the follow- Lone force, even under flre R E. Wicks, H . R. Shearer. R. G. Van Dine, a popular mystery novel. American civilizations have not exception. Cann after Neet was disqualified Brund; finance. W orth Harvey. master Other books added by the library ........ » _ _ ... _ __ Inz for speeches M ayor N. E. Glass. Ing speeches: May The Impatient are already asking, and to throw him In 30 minutes. Helllweil. Brund; fire and build drew a position on the important Sanford, Clara K irk , T. Collins and follow: "Rim of the Prairie," Aid- touched them. Mr. Rael believe» C. H . Brooks, Dorena; Mrs. C. F. that a collection of their folk tales Dr. H . A. Hagen, president of the "How will buying be after the holi Ths two put on some snappy ing regulations, Nelson Durham, ways and means committee. He rich; "Stump Farm ," Rose: “Foch days 7“ There Is no reason to be wrestling, giving the fans their Lansing and Harvey; lights and chamber of commerce; D. A. Em er also was placed on the bills and Pryse, Em m a King, E. W . Eyan- Speaks," Bugnet; "Red K night of w ill be of immense value in study lieve lhal It will not be as g axl os money s worth. McCann won when city property, Lansing, Brund and son. president of the Lions club; F. mailing, the education and the son, C. L. Blosser and Mrs. C. H. Germany." Gibbons; “Story of a ing the Spanish of 400 years ago Addison, Lorane, and Phoebe J. from a linguistic, phonetic and his It was before the shutdown In Jensen failed to throw him within Harvey; sewer, Durham, Helllweil O. Bennett, district commander of horticulture committees. Hough; "Falcons of torical point of view. the American Legion; Duncan P. _____ ______W illiam s, H. O. Tandy, Brison Cowboy »»» well » . . . taken stances are already reported where the time lim it. was care and Wiese park. Durham. H. W. Cameron, state chaplain of the of McCornack Nordhoff; "Journey's France," Traveling from house to house as vIce 'c’ haTrTion"ö f the "public Sears. Melvin Paul, Bert C -M y e r_ buyers have orders to place that are In the preliminaries Fred Jacobs, i X)(„b«rd, Mrs. Roy E. Short and End," Sheriff; "Mysterious Island." causing them anxiety both on ac 16# pounds, Collage Grove, defeated 8. L. Mackln; library. Miss Lula Legion; Sergeant Fran k J. J ira *. lands committee and the livestock C. R. Myers, R. H. Manbeck, c. Verne; "Jane Eyre," Bronte; "Tig last summer M r. Rael, himself a D. L. England. T. E Spaniard, was welcomed into hun Instructor for the 240th coast a rtil comm ittee. He also drew a poei- Halderman. count of the Inability of so many Roy Gordineer, 167 pounds, M arsh Currin, Mrs. Elbert Smith, R --------- r-haffe«. I 8. Ó ^ S r . , » , / C o t er's Claw,” Terhune; “Vehement dreds of households, where he was mills lo fill ordinary mixed car» and field, with two straight falls In 14 Trask, Mrs. A. W. Shofstall. Mrs. lery: Lieutenant Claud Washburne tloil on the important assessment Flame," Deland; "Angela's Busi told numerous folk tales, which he M. Davison and Verne Keahy, Cot a difference of opinion as to prices. minutes of a scheduled 20 minute B. R. Job and C. J. Kern; boxing, of Junction City; Captain J. C. and taxation committee ness," Harrison; "The Unspeakable took down In Spanish and which Thia Is another step In the process match. Phil Mosby. 136 pounds, Durham, Dr. C. E Frost. George Kopke of Eugene; Captain Vincent, Howard retained his position on tage Grove. Perk," Adams; “History of Mr. w ill be published In the American A crew of 12 men handled the re- and Colonel Baker A short address the roads and highways committee of the turn of the m arket which won from Reuben Johnson, 12# McQueen, LaSells Stewart. w grading and packing. Polly,” H. G. Wells; "Robert Kim - Journal of Folklore. O f special In of welcome was given by Captain has recently been »lowly taking pounds, when Johnson forfeited the •' ' V ir- terest to scholars of Spanish are Applications for the post of city I-aSells Stewart, commanding the but lost the chairmanship which he W eather conditions were favorable, berley.' Spearman. — F-oolish place. had held for several years as a re- match when he failed to come back recorder were received from E. W. Red the two unpublished manuscripts of suit of supporting Gordon. How the colder temperature m aking un gin,” Kathleen Norris; "The Home markets, notably the At for the fourth round after being Frans, J. R. Clark and O. V. Breese battery. religious plays, now In M r. Rael's guests were First ever he was named chairman of the necessary the pre-cooling of birds. One," London. lantio coast, have had strength hurt in «he third. The match was of , hl„ clty and , ro„, N D. Cem ent Li; Additional uVena„ “ „ / rn" Powell and ¿-c- eVtr " am ~ ™ ^ o°n \^ d ^avm TZbout a q ^ r t e r of a cent Several volumes were given the possession, which were brought enough lo bring about substantial scheduled for four 5-mlnute rounds rounds. of , Eugene. E . .» n r Action o „.. t - a i i i a . a * e ,,. committee on public instruction and saving about a qua__ Action on on the the applies- applle library by Mrs. Sam Newcome and over jn the 3iXteenth century. ond Lieutenant Roy Collins of E u price advances OB many Items. Johnson had won a fall In the sec com pound in handling costs. lions was postponed until the Janu gene, F. L. Grannis and J. H. is a member of the following Mr. Rael found that the men There 1s evidence that control of ond round. _______ , To watch the crew handle the Mrs. Lester Mooney. mittees: Administration and reor ary 10 session of the council. were the best story-tellers. Some Chambers. and counties, pig shipment of turkeys was a sigh the m arket Is slipping away from ganization. cities Jensen and Neet will wrestle ut S ta te Su p ervisor V isits. The proposition to w iden south of the stories were almost epic in Ihtrlng the dinner music was well worth seeing. Tables for the buyers. From every quai ter re 10 o'clock Saturday night at the E arl L. Cooley, state supervisor form and would take days to relate. River road was referred to the played by Ed Lundbom and Cleal judiciary. ports are coming to the effect that Wildwood dance hall. Mosby and In the senate H . C. Wheeler o f ; handling each grade and size were of Smith-Hughes work in public street committee. Godfrey Thlm Mackey He visited one man, a famous Two numbers, "Neapoll- this county was named chairman of go arranged as to make for the where orders have been turned Johnson have been matched for a the local high school story-teller, who said he waa so caked permission of the council to U n and D rin k to M ■ has - * greatest efficiency. — • The turkeys schools, *a s at down end prices boosted, the deal the agriculture committee and addl.pa3pd the axricul- preliminary circulate a jx petition In the city ask- o only," by me the giris girls' »<■»• sex c im n a ia u im v ii ■ ■» »••«> nly " were sung Dy , . . „ „„„„„A as well as r r id a j. tie aaaresseu m e »grau* busy th at he would tell him the era have promptly come back with the pigh school composed of membership on the way« and .a re arranged b> weight as wen ture cIub and assisted them with The Sentinel received a letter to • Ing protection for Cottage Grove the bualneaa. bakeries. The council took no ac- 7e ,n A lll'o ^ C a ro ly n G rannls. Mel- n‘(‘an1 8 horticulture, industr ies i r - 1 by grade, each plans for the annual father and shortest story he knew. This took day from Hercule» Jr. of Portland him five hours! The retail distributors, railroads who Issued a challenge to H a n y J „on as It was found tt had no ba c<x hri4I1J „ rrin e Burrows. Louise ^ n d a ^ U P e k in g the birds are - n" ban I“ « * ™ Wednesday un- and Industrial users of lum bri are Neet to wrestle him to a finish and education groups. authority covering the proposition. w-ynne and Frances Randall with Joseph W. McKinney Die». i crated according to grade and size der t e sponsors p in a position to buy In good volume match Hercules Jr. has defeated Dr. Joel C. Booth of Lebanon,! --------------------- _ - __ The council w ill hold an ad- Evelyn Smith as accompanist. Joseph Wesley McKinney, 86, died If convinced that the lim e .a oppor Gus Kellis, world's middle-weight join t senator of Lane and Linn , and the crates are so marked The dinner was served In I. O. O. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Saltsman of Saturday, January 10, at the home tune. It would be must unfortunate champion. He recently defeated journed ««nuion Munday night. I t was planned to . spend only put the counties, was appointed chairman . were Sunday visitors of a daughter, Mrs. A. L. Bennett, F. hall by the Rebekahs. of the niilltaiy ^ f a i r s committee forenoon here receiving birds but Woodburn If the revival were to start < ff too Mr. f rrgutfoit- in iwo b u b i k i h »«».n . .. who lives south of thia city. Funer rapidly, aa it would undoubted'y re II« also 1« willing to wrei*tl« any ¡ \ ( U t O V h C ( lC I t '/ l S 1 1 O U ' and was giverr membership on the the shipment was so heavy that here w ith relatives. M r and Mrs. James Allen, form er al services were held Monday af sult in a premature stimulation of middle weight wrestler in this city. medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, res- more time was required. » »>* residents, who spent the holidays ternoon at the M ulkey pemetery A carload of turkeys was shipped production and would rob the manu nere w .u . relatives, . returned . . » ........ l» -t olutions, road antJB¿ ' » ’’ ways and from this city just before Christ- Q o U I l t y W i l l L lllO r C e here with near Eugene. Rev. Ir a Aldrich of facturers of the advantage they | week to their home in Sacramento, assessment and taxation commlt- . . _ the local M. E. church officiated. ...» b-rtly » r e . » H A H s g e n t)> H t a d mas. tees. Cal. The M ills chapel was In charge of . — Elbert Bede Is learning that those ___ arrangements. There la a constant need for , Who stand near glass stand In dan M r. M cK inney was born Septem- lumber and other building materials . gcrous places. Strict enforcement of the laY ber 16, 1844, in Lim a, O. Surviving Just the same as there Is for clothes > A few weeks ago he paid half the which requires a perm it to haul pil _____ _______ relatives are _ a son, C. E. M cKin- and other human neceaalttea. The I Officer» Named al Annual Meet cost of replacing a glass that was ing and logs on county and state ney t route 3, Eugene; four daugh- population of the United Stales has , I broken In a friendly tilt. ------ highways and prosecution in court t e '9 j j r9 Bennett, Cottage Grove; increased Just as much In 1030 aa It ' ing; Carlton Spencer le At 5:50 Friday evening, January < a « .«i»v wa3 decreed Saturday afternoon by Mrs George Boswell, Death Valley, has In other years when times woie , Cottage Grove enjoyed a noveuy thp county court M j Thompson. Cai . M ra G L . Berry, Saginaw, 9. he raised a sliding door In a stock Speaker. prosperous. The American people | cabinet In the office of the Cottage this week—free bread, a bread » a r , tra ffic officer, was instruct- and M r9 A o Bildine, 3eattle, have not lost their desire to live in ; between a Eugene bakery and a ed to cite - - into court every ---------- Grove Sentinel, of which he claims person Wash. better homes. The demand for Dr. H. A Hagen was elected (w ith customary modesty) to be the Cottage Grove bakery bringing operating without a permit. lumber has been as great as ever ; president of the chamber of com Thg [aw provjdes a fine of from about this phenomenon . The Smith best editor the paper has ever had L itw iller T ran sferred to Satem . but it has been held In abeyance to merce at its annual meeting Thurs A moment after he raised the door, Short grocery offered the free $10 to $200 or imprisonment In the Harold L itw iller, who had been be released later when confidence day night of last week Other o ffi bread, displaying a sign in their count ja i, officials said, he started to close it to protect manager of the M acM arr store In has been restored. cers elected follow; L. W. Coiner, high priced paper from dust. At window: "Free Bread. W hy B u \ „lt 'would 9eemi - Cour . this city for two years, has been All of the better business heads first vice president; H. 11. Griggs, that moment the rope holding the Eugene bread and destroy lo«#1 ln_ missioner o. E. Crowe said, "that transferred to the company store In of the country cannot be wrong, second vice president; T. C. Wheel counterweight gave way. Bede s ¡dustries?" Tw in loaves, weighing a there sbouid be no disregard of the Salem. D. C. W heat, form erly with and they are predicting a gradual er, treasurer; F. E. Mendenhall. |e il hand went through the glass, , pound and a h alf were sold for five requiring a permit, since the the company store in Eugene. Is upward turn from now on. The secretary; C. E. Stewart and N E. nnd thf, deiCendlng door forced a cents at the Safeway and M acM arr co9t9 Ilothlng. The issuing now in charge of the local »tore. lumber Industry will be one of the Glass, trustees. i ____ i / - x — a . . . ’ . nnaL o tn rp • . . . . i ______ ____________________ stores and Gray's cash store. chunk of fractured glass down onto of the permits is the only way the M r and Mrs. L itw iller left Sunday flrat to be benefited provided man The Cottage Grove Electric bak- county can keep a check on the for Salem to make their home. ; . , .„^„„,„„1 »mt I Professor Carlton E. Spencer of #nd lnto Bede’s fin, severing all the ufacturers use good Judgment and |he U n|v ir , , ty <>f Oregon law school u,aderit ot the thumb ery, which has nine persons on its busines9." continue l ° ra* “ ,a,e delivered an address upon ' Some He „ t „ ni({h, Bnd a day in a payroll, is in the thick of the fight Latham P. T. A. M eets Tonight. til spring building has , l " » ts-gal Aspects of Advertising." deal- EuKcnv hospital, where the Injured The City bakery is remaining neu- W A T E R W A Y S .ASSOCIATION The monthly meeting of the sa id ; S ? u r n o w J toUc llm b u ; . n d g l v . *"« w l,h - ‘»vertl-lng from a legal flipper fUppor waa mended. H e was told I tral and is maintaining its price. PLA N S M E E T IN G T H U R S D A Y Latham P. T. A. w ill be held at 8 An attem pt is being made to viewpoint. that, when he started to come out o’clock Friday, January 16. Sever buyers control of the m arket be Secretary Mendenhall gave his f rom under the gas, he tried to hug ' settle the w ar amicably. A meeting of the W illam ette W a al families in the district are a r fore the first of April It w ill be a ennuul report, showing the flnancl- a „ tbc nurses In the building at one terways association w ill be h e l d ranging ______ - a program _ for the evening. lasting reflection on the merchan si standing of the chamber and the time. At any rate the nurses were T WAS almost forty miles to "Might as well be fined for run O F F IC E R S S T A R T C A M P A IG N Thursday ________ evening. January 22. at There w ill be musical numbers and ning seventy as sixty,” and, sure dising ability of the lumber Indus work It has accomplished for the the place where we were to smiling about something. A G A IN S T O N E -E Y E D C.ARS _ Springfield, r __ Herm an it L was afky, announced Smith-Hughes Sat In try which has during the past year community. take dinner, my dear, and we enough, the clock thing showed Bede says It might have been shown signs of Improvement. A campaign against drivers of urday by Fran k Jenkins, president, atructor in the Cottage Grove high only had an hour to make the eeventy. Accordion and banjo music was much worse. I t might have been his But it didn’t help, for only two automobiles w ith only one head- The meeting w ill begin w ith a 6:30 school, w ill give a short talk. At trip In, to, when we got out Into furnished by Ed Lundbom and right hand, or his voice, or he might the close of the business meeting blocks behind us we could see Eugene Eagle* V isit Here. lisht burning was started this week dinner. the open country, Henry made Cleal Mackey. have had his features so changed In Lane county by state tra ffic of- A delegation from Portland and and program an old-fashioned spell- the motorcycle coming. “Well, Members of the Eugene serie of the car just whizz. that he would have resembled fleers A number of arrests were representatives from other cities ¡ng match w ill be held. the Fraternal Order of Eagles were Frank Settlemeler or Frang Loner The motometer waa showing we’re in for It,” said Henry. made' The campaign is to be car- affected by the proposed canaliza- Tough luck, too. Then he slowed guests last night of the Cottage SPRA Y F O R P E A C H C T R L forty-five when, all of a sudden gan. LEAF GIVEN BY STEWART Presbyterians Defeat W arrior*. ried on for some time, according to lion of the W illam ette river are ex- up ai.d—do you know, my dear Orove aerie. The Eugene degree As Bede does not talk with his Henry looked into the rear-view —that The Lions, Presbyterian basket was no motorcycle police team exemplified Initiatory work Captain Jay J. Saltzman of the pected to attend. hands, he left for Salem Sunday to mirror. “Hek,” he said, “There’s ball team, defeated the Cottage for a small class of candidates. state tra ffic force. The period between January 1 5 ___ recuperate while handling his old a policeman chasing ua on his man at all, but just some deliv Relief Plan Is Changed. Grove W arriors quintet by a 8- ery person and ha went by ue I t is by order of H al Hoss. secre and February 10 Is the correct time j ob as reading clerk of the house motorcycle I” r— The emergency relief plan of __________ _ _ point margin Monday night on the Tax Turnover Is Marie. tary of state, that the campaign to spray for peach curl leaf, C. E. ... “Dear me, hadn’t you better like a streak. A tax turnover of $005.53 was Stewart, county fru it Inspector, an- j is being working crews on the state high- local floor, the final score being 38 Henry looked at me and 1 against "one-eyed" cars slow down?” I asked. But Hen conducted throughout the state. The ways in this district has been to 23. The two teams were evenly Rev. Randle S|»eaks at Rally. made Saturday to County Treasurer nounced Tuesday. The spray to use ry said no because the county looked at him. Then we turned offending driver is required to send changed from the original plan, it matched. The game waa hotly con- Grace Schlska by the county asses Is the 6-6-50 Bordeaux _______ mixture. Rev. L. H. Randle was one of the into the street where the Freds line was only two miles further lo the tra ffic department a certifi- was announced from the office ol tested throughout. sor. The collection was from per This means, M r. Stewart said, that spoakers at the Saturday forenoon on and he didn’t want to be late live, and who should step out H ap W olfard of the W arrio r* wa# sonal property taxes. cate showing that the necessary Raymond Walsh, state highway en-1 12 pounds of the prepared powder session of a rally held by the young for the dinner and the idea of but a policeman who made ue gineer. Two crews are employed high-point man of the game with correction has been made. should be mixed with each 50 gal- people of the Umpqua association pull to the curb and asked Hen getting a ticket bored him, he Rubber Hands. The Sentinel. ’ Figures sent out by the state and w ill work three-day shifts, al- jo points. Ions of water used. The spray in the Baptist church In Eugene. ry his name and everything. said. _.s in ternating with each other. The first The Lions lineup follow*: De- tra ffic division headquarters It Is The session was In the form of a "What’s the trouble now! Hen should be used aa soon as So he stepped on the agitator Salem show that during a ten day plan was to keep one crew busy for Young, center; Pillsbury and Schett- Salem show that during a ten ------ -------- — - - - r — stand round table discussion on the com ry asked. "I’m arresting yoo." mixod and not allowed to and the micro meter went up to period 12 000 motorists were given two weeks having them change a at t , tele, forwards; Chestnut and Sheet#, mission plan. Rev. Randle led the over night. sixty. Still the motorcycle per said the officer, “for making a the end of that time w ith a second' guards; Glen Swanson, Cledl# tickets for having only one head- ench discussion on "Service Commis- left-hand turn on a no-turn To obtain the best results son was behind us and gaining, Approximately 13,000 ma- crew. Under the new plan the men Swanson and Wendell Cochran, street.” I thought I’D DIE light, nart of new growth and buds should slon.” Those from here attending too. Henry gritted his teeth. The W arriors lineup follows: . « *_ _ii.. .. h l 5 » the rally . w ith YJ.v Rev. DanUln Randle worn were chines were found w ithout tail will not have such a long stretch Copyrls»” . lUO—!<*» J«n»r" bo covered. M r. Stewart said W olfard and of idle time. __ Shofstall, center; Isabelle Safley *nd Florence, M ar , lights. Gates, forwards; Glass and Blank, garet and Lucile Leonard. Salesbooks. The Sentinel. guards; G off, substitute. By Otbome Local t \ reeller la lllequallflrd for Lane Delegation Active In Legislative Session By Visiting Officers ------------ Hand H as Cut Hauling Permit Law Chamber of Commerce Bread W ar Brings Free Loaves to City _ _ __ M rs . M olla P r o pp , “ wc put oil in the clutch to make it slip better. I THE FEATHERHEADS Forty Miles Nearer This Way, But — Club Leader Take* I— ) • * , Wee«««« Me*e*«*ei V«te potTTV AAD XX HOUl'FôQTV, z PETOUQ HERe,reLLAül-YM¡JJSt BETTER. 6 0 BV RWM »TS ÖF lO N óEft.BO T ITS D ß y f / g X U T A LITTLE OOF l i H E TUlS UJA5 ¡ ------------------------ -SPEE0WAVÎ R. C. Kuehner, newly appointed county club leader, took ov*r W* official duties last week, w Kuehner succeeds Arnold D- Ool- ller, who resigned and left raca“ *" ly for the Hawllan lelond*. The new leader came to Lone from Klam ath county, where he had been head of club work for *te months. Prior to that time he_ wnn assistant state club leader with of fices on the O. 8. C. campti* te Corvallis. Mr. Kuehner expect# to visit the various club* In the ootm- ty soon. Yarlety Store Manager ' Fred Knickerbocker, who ho* been manager of the local Darling variety store for some time, ho# been transferred to the store. He left Sunday for hie new position. E. Andrue of the n ew manager for store.
