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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1931)
Vtll.UMK X I. SESONING INDUSTRY OOTTAOK GUDVF.. I.ANE COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANI A lti 30. IMI. C a tch t i f i t i Local C. of C. Hears Of Lumber Safety Work /.» Hin ned GAS COMPANY PLANS NI M B E « IX Dress Shop to Be Opened Lane Cities Will Have By Mrs. Ruth Garoutte Higher Total Tax Lev ies The Smart shop, owned by Mis. Inereax- in Cottage Grove Will Ruth Garoutte, will have Its grand Be ZA Milla; Aswwaor opening Saturday, February 7. The Delegation from Seattle und Four’s Work. Bids to Bo Called Thu Week, new dress shop will be located In Compiles Figure*. rooms In the Swanson building ovei Wenatchee Show Keen Digtribution System Js (he C J. Breler company store. Mrs. Garoutte will feature a tine of G. M. Eukln, representing the na Lane county cities with the ex Internal in Plant. Nearing Completion dre. o k , knitted suits, lingerie, hosl- ception of Coburg will have higher tional safety council, was an Inter -ry, costume jewelry and handker- total tax levies this year than they esting speaker ut the chamber of commerce luncheon Tuesday, tell chiefs. The Smart shop s rooms are did last, according to figures com Thai kv«n Interest continue* to Bids should be called tor this le-ing attractively fitted out in the ing particularly of his work In piled by Ben F. Keeney, county develop In tho business of III« week lor construction of u go* plant colonial style and attractive fixtures assessor. The increase in Cottage camps of the lumber Industry, Htandard Hesonlng society of Ihla building by the Naturul Gaa Cor a t e being placed. Mrs. Garoutte Grove w ill be 2.3 mills, the 1931 where lio outlines safety programs city was demonstrated by the vjntl for employe* und explains methods poration of Oregon, which Is Install has promised a surprise for each levy to be 75.5 mills as compared .Sunday of n delegation of ala out ing a gas distribution system In this person visiting the shop on the with 73 mills last year. The levy of first aid. H a rry M llhkln, local standing business men from Won manager fur the N atural Gas cor city, according to H a rry M illlkln, opening day. covers taxes for all purposes. a I rhea and iSrattla, W ash, who local representative of the company. poration, spoke briefly on construc Mric Garoutte wilt receive a new Comparative figures on the levies were guests fur dinner of W M Thia building w ill present an a t shipment of dressea each Friday for this year and the past two years tion of a plant and operations ip MaeGibbon, manager of the Bsson- tractive appeurance and will be ere and these, with the exception of In the various cities follow: the city. Ina society's business, and later vls- The chamber voted *3 to the Red tlrely of fireproof construction with regular ntock and special orders,1 City 1931 1930 1929 Ited Ilia sesonlng operations. steel frame, red tile walls and red will b* here for one day only, Hatur- Cottage G ro v e _____ 75.5 73.0 78.4 Cross relief fund In answer to a re Member* of the delegation lis Five Day Weak to Be Subject; metal tile roofing. I t will be di day. A feature of the Sm art shop C o b u r g ____________80.4 81.5 87.2 quest for that amount which Is be tened with rapt attention a* Mr. ing asked of all fraternal orders and vided Into two rooms, one of which service will be filling special orders C re s w e ll___________ 52.7 47.9 52.4 IM a ttn i Schedulixl W ith MaeGibbon and Geo. E Johnson of will contain an electrical control civic clubs. for those who desire special models E u g e n e ___________ 58.5 54.4 58.5 Omaha, engineer fur the Standard Eugene, Itoachurg. The following committees, ap board und automatic plant control or styles. The shop will be open Florence __________ 84.4 77.2 97.0 Heaonlna society, answered the fan- pointed by II. A. Hagen, president apparatus, while the other will con week days and Saturday evenings Junction City _ .........48.6 64 5 70.2 fir * of quest ton* hurled at them by of the chamber, have been an tain compressors driven by gas and appointments may be made for Springfield _______ 71.7 67.1 71.3 member* of the delegation. Aston- The following were selected to nounced; Agriculture, C. A. Beldler, proof motors, liquid and gas pres special fittings. Lane county's state and county lahment, almost unbelief, was w rit form a debuting squad In the Cot A fashion revue of the newest tax this year amounts to 24.1 mills O. V. Breese, N. E. Glass; resources, sure regulators and Incidental plp- ten on the face of each when Mr. tage Grove high school at the try ______ _______ models at the _________ Smart shop w ill ___ be _______ as compared with ___ 21.7 _____ mills ___ for last L. W. Coiner, G ottfried Graber, Ing. MaeGibbon explained that lumber, outs last week Versle McCoy, Vic 1 he appearance of the entire held Friday night, February 20, at year. The Port of Siuslaw levy is Charles Hull, HUI liartels; road* once aeauned, will not aaaln absorb tor (¿off, John Clark, Howard Tay and highways, C. E. Stewart. M. C. property will be greatly enhanced he Arcade between the first and 2.6 mills, the same as last year, imrtature, even when stacked out lor and Carol and M elvin lire«*«. Bressler, Ralph Chestnut; legisla by the contrast between the red econd shows. The individual city levies for this door* In an Oreaon mist. Thia fact Twelve students contested for tion. H. W. Lombard, T. M. Boyd, tile plant structure and the alum i year follow: I* one of many that ha* been acci places and th * winners were se Club to Receive Charter. City Mills D. J. Scholl; publicity, Elbert num painted storage equipment, all dentally discovered a* the *e*onlna lected by Judges who bused their The Latham Sewing club, of Cottage G ro v e _________________27.4 Bede, Elbert Smith, W. E. Lebow, of which w ill be surrounded by a process ha* become better un choice on aigumpnte presented mid which Mrs. Gladys Rose is leader, Coburg __________________41.6 W orth Harvey; Industrial, J. H. seven-foot cyclone fence. deratoud. Those connected with tt effectiveness of delivery, W ork also Is rapidly progressing is one of 18 4-H clubs In the county Creswell _________________ 17.4 Chambers, W. A. Woodard, W. M. are not yet fully able to explain The Cottage Grove squad will not on the distribution system, which which soon w ill receive charters, Eugene _ _________________ 19.5 what sesonlng does to lumber that compete In the state contest, ac MaeGibbon, S. L. Godard; aviation, Is now reported more than 75 per according to R. C Keuhner, county Florence _____ _______ ________________________________ 291 K. K Mills, II. C. Wells, L. W. cause* II to retain approximately cording to L>. A Emerson, debate cent complete, with every effort be- club leader. The club, which wan Junction C i t y ________________ .22.5 the same strength that It had before coach, but wilt debate the state Coiner; civic, I I. C. Wells, H . B. ing made to rush this to an early recently organized. Includes In its S p ring field __________________ 26.8 cut out of the tree, what cause* It question independently with neigh Griggs, J. A. Wiseman, O. E. Wood- completion. membership girl students of the La- The union high school levy for son; entertainment, Phillip Bu- to remove discoloration, what boring team*. The question Is "Re A store site also has been selected , “ tham school. ‘ 1 — - W alker this year will be 4.1 mills cause* It to give to fir lumber some solved That a Five b ay Week kowskl, Glen Owen, Harold Swartx; at 509 Main street In the liubbetl - and for Lorane the same. endorsement, b. J. Scholl, T. C. thing of the texture of pine, why Should Be Adopted in American In Secretaries Course 1» Planned. Special levies in nearby road dis Wheeler, C. J. Kem; representative* building and a complete appliance the lumber doe* not ahrlnk during a dustry," Dual debates have been to H im Lane county chamber of d‘«F‘"y "»» Immediately opened. The eleventh annual school or tricts follow: No. 13. 3 mills; No. 17. process that removes huge quanti arranged with Roseburg, Eugene Residents have been Invited to In- short course for chamber of com 7.9 mills; No. 56, 10 mills; No. 64. ties of moisture, so it does not as and poeelbly Springfield and It Is commerce entitled to a vote, H. A. spect this display and to ask any merce secretaries will be held at 6.1 mills. Hagen. C. E. Stewart, H . C. Wells; tonish those connected with the expected that a complete schedule advisory members orr county cham questions concerning the operation University of Oregon March 23-25, sesunlhg plant when others, who will be announced later. M r. Em er of gas and new gas appliances. it was announced by Dean David have had no fam iliarity with the son is being assisted in coaching by ber committees. C. E. Stewart, "Gas appliances have been won- E. I-'aville of the school of business county road committee, Herman process, find It almost Impossible Herman Isrfky, Smith-Hughe* in derfully Improved during the past administration. The course w ill to believe the claims that are made structor, and Eugene Dove, member Larky. county agriculture comm it few years," said M r. M illlkln, "and consist of a wide range of subjects tee, Elbert Bede, county legislative fur the process. <>f the junior high faculty. committee. The following Is the list these appliances may now be con- and round table discussions. Promi- Members of a recent delegation of directors: H. A. Hagen, C. A. sldered not only one of the most nent speakers from various parts of IM-Icctlon of Breeding Stock, Feed from Medford wvre fully as aston Beldler, Phillip Bukowski, C, E. essential parts of home furnishing, the state w ill be on the program. ished with what they found as were but also among the most a t t r a c t i v e _____________ ing Program H ill Be Stewart, N. E. Glaaa. the members of Munday's delegation as well. Crowe Inspect* Road Work. from Wenatchee. Discussed "At the same time the efficiency County Commissioner O. E. Crowe In the party Hunday were the of these appliance have been Im was tn the community Tuesday In following Fran k W. Hhullx, presi proved, so that residents in specting road work in progress Registration of students for the A special turkey day, or one-day dent Commercial Hank and Trust section w ill find gas not only a safe above Row river in the forest re company of Wenatchee; Ueo. C second semester at tho high school and convenient fuel, but an econom serve on Brice creek. He also tn- turkey growers' institute, w ill be Jones, apple and fru it wholesaler, totaled 273 when registration closed ical one as well for all household pected a piece of county road on held Tuesday, February 3, in the of commeroe former president of W’enatchee Tuesday. This is the largest en Locals Defeat K night* fu Volum purposes. Including cooking, air and Sharps creek near the red bridge, Eugene chamber rooms. Arrangements have been chamber of commerce, John H. rollment of students In regular a t bus and Springfield water heating, refrigeration and In- where a small crew of men is work- made by Chas. R. Dear, Cottage Mooney, financier of Wenatchee; tendance In the history of the ( clneratlon." ing. Ix'ague Quinteto. Grove, H. F. Johnson, Junction Thomas M d iffe r, Beattie, power school, according to Principal F. L. As service lines are being run at City, and H. A. Stoneberg, Coburg, sales engineer of the Puget Bound Grannis. Regular class work was the same time distribution lines are Highway Sign* Are Placed. serving as a special committee of Power and Light company; Harold resumed Monday following first laid, residents who have not al A number of guide signs indicat Tho Cottage Grove W arriors ba* semester examinations given last the Lane county agricultural coun Woldenburg, manager Great North ready signed for gas service are ing the state highway route through ketball tram of the Lane county cil, and County Agent O. S. Fletch ern Lumber company, of W enat week. urged to get tn touch with local the city, were placed this week by basketball league defeated the er. chee; Fred W. Graham, Beattie, representatives of the company os a Cr»w from the state highway de Knights of Columbus quintet 22 to The program for turkey day fol assistant general agricultural de AM'HBCTATIV K AUDIENCE soon as possible to insure necessary partment. Black and white signs ATTENDS B AN D CONVERT 2o Friday night on the local floor services being run so gas may be giving distances to the most im lows: velopment agent, G reat Northern and downed Springfield 32 to 28 10:30 — "Selecting B r e e d i n g Hallway company. Others who were enjoyed Just as soon as this new portant points both north and south The band concert, presented by Monduy night in Springfield to fuel is turned Into tho distribution of the city also were placed. Signs Stock," by C. S. Brewster, Portland, guest* of Mr. MacGIbbon at dinner boost Its league B average to throe were Geo. E. Johnson, Omaha, loca the Cottage Grove band and spon bearing Pacific highway's official i Demonstration, using birds that w in* and no defeats. The W arriors system here. tion engineer for the Btandard sored by the Coast Fork Farmets* number. “99." were placed at d iffe r are on display especially for this had defeated Springfield in a prev part of the program.) Meaonlng society, N. K. Glass and union Friday night a t Hebron hall, Short Story. ent points along the highway. was well attended by an apprecia ious game played here. The local 12—Recess. Elbert Bede. ”1 left my money at home," said 1:15—“A Feeding Program for tive audience. Six selections were quintet Is scheduled to play a league a lady to the conductor. "But you The local Methodist brotherhood played by the bund and Mrs. Ora game with the Eugene Tartans will have to trust me, for I am one have received an Invitation to at Turkeys," by H . E. Cosby, extension ( AM t i l l I l l I H M PEAK Thursday night on the local floor. Agricultural N A M E D F O B N. M A C D U F F Head Hemenwuy gave two humor tend a district rally in Springfield pouitryman, Oregon Tho W urriurs-Knlghts of Colum of the director's wives.” college. ous readings. D r. H. A. Hagen "Lady," answered the conductor. Monday night. Dr. Luther Love- bus game was a nip and tuck battle 2:15—"Blackhead and Intestinal In memory of the late Nelson F. gave a brief talk on community ac from the opening w hittle. A t half "I couldn't trust you If you was the Joy. national leader, w ill be the Parasites of Turkeys," by Dr. W . T. Macduff, for many years supervisor tivities and Rev. E. M. Whitesmith director's only wife." principal speaker. time both teams were tied at 12-all. Johnson, poultry pathologist, Ore of the Cascade national forest, a o f Eugene gave the address of the The game was featured by hard gon Agricultural college. peak within that forest has been evening on "A Sense of Values." J, l.', 2:45—"Rearing Turkeys in Con- named Macduff mountain, accord D. Bryant of tho extension depart- 'vT W arriors K. ” finement,” by M r. Cosby. ing to a decision Just received from me ut of University of Oregon In- H. ” W oifard (4) F _ ____ N u r re (8) 3:15—Question Box. the United States geographic board. troduced Rev. W hitesmith. The .Jatea (4) ..F...„... Grendler (6) Interested persons have been in Macduff mountain la lucated ap proceeds from tho concert were di Jhofatall -C _ V itu * (4- vited to attend this meeting, ac proximately three miles south of vided equally between the bund or O KlliMon (1) cording to the county agent, and a McKenxIe bridge, on the divide be ganisation and tho Farm ers' union. L Woifard . G _ Watson (1) special invitation has been extended tween King* creek and the east Subs: Cottage Grove — Glass. to turkey growers of adjoining fork of the south fork of McKenxIe LOMELI. SCHOOL TO HAVE Blank <1>. and G off (2). K. C's.— counties. river. The suggestion to name thia SMITH - HUGHES CLASSES Relllng, Rertree, Cochran. M r. Dear, in commenting on the peak for Supervisor M acduff was In tho Springfield game. Cottage value of this institute, pointed out made by Forest Ranger Smith T a y Cottage Grove, which lias the dis Grove took the lead at the start of that during the past season a prof lor o f McKenxIe bridge, who has tinction of be,ng the only district In the game and remained In front itable price was paid for high grade long been stationed at that point Lane county with a Smith-Hughes throughout. Tho W arriors ran up turkeys while prices paid for lower and wno was a close friend of Su system of agricultural education In a score of 9 before Springfield made grades were unprofitable and that pervisor Macduff. ita high school, soon will share that a point and the score at the end of growers with a large percentage of Thia proposal was approved by * “ h, 5 C^ rd,‘n« th- quarter was 16 to 2. Spring low grade birds were the ones who nnriuw, , , tl)p th* Supervisor Thompson, at present to announcement of E arl R. Cooley. expressed the most dissatisfaction In charge of the Cascade forest. It state supervisor of agricultural edu ond quarter, the score a t h alf time with turkey prices in 1930. He said was endorsed by L. A. McArthur, cation. The Lowell district recent- being 21 to 16. In the second! h a lf that a method of determining how- secretary of the Oregon geographic ly constructed a new union high Springfield scored 12 points to 11 fa t a bird was in order to classify board, as well ax by the regional school und the Smith-Hughes *ya- for the W arriors but could not over it according to grade would be geographic names committee of the tem w ill be established with tho come the locals' lead. shown at the institute. He believes forest service. j opening of the school year next fall. The W arrio r lineup follows: IL this new method to be the best yet Final approval by the United 1 The Lowell branch w ill be the W oifard and D. Gates, forwards; devised. States geographic board makes the ; th irty -fifth In the state. Kenneth Goff, center; O. M. Bag- name official and It wilt oe Included Icy and L. W oifard, guards; R. COUNTY WILL ENFORCE on all future Issues of government Blank and A1 Shofstall, substitutes LA W ON T R U C K M IR R O R S maps. IIE H H O N , Jun. 28. (Special.I Ernestine Heaton, nine-year-old duughter of Mr. and M ia. Ernest 1 teuton, wus pulnfuliy burned about Ills aim s and upper p ails of the body Saturday evening when her clothing was Ignited by a burning mutch. Thu small girl probably would have been seriously burned bud she not bail presence of mind to Jump Into u nearby bed and smuttier the flames with bed cloth lug. President II. A. Hagen N am es Standing Committee* for Six Students Selected fo r School Debate 1 earn Turkey Growers Meeting Will Be Held Tuesday Record L Set in H igh School Enrollm ent Cottage Grove Warriors Wirt Basketball Games ,f/ jumped a foot, Exanilnatlon Results Given. Gounty Assessor Lists School District Levies Gortrum Caatcr nnd Elm er Craw ford, student* In school district No. 24, passed the eighth grade exami- Special tax levies for the various nations held In Lane county Janu- 1 school districts of Lane county were SaSaS* I <kS*S»SS*, S* Ma a ss — — S » « * ary 15, according to a recent an announced this week by Ben F, nouncement mnde by the county Keeney, county assessor. The levy school superintendent's office. Bor- for Cottage Grove, district No. 43, . . . . trum Caster also pussed the seventh , is 24 mills. grade geography test given January Levies for nearby districts fol- 16. He also was one of 15 students who were placed on tho honor roll , low No. 24. 6.2 mills; No. 25, 4 mills; for having an average of 90 or No. 2«, 7.7 mills; No. 48. 2.2 mills; No. 60, 9.9 mills; No. 61, 1.4 mills; above In their examinations. ] No. 75, 6 mills; No. 80, RIJI mills; No. 84, 6.4 mills; No. 93, 3.6 mills; Rev. Louis H. Randle returned No. 119, 8.7 mills; No. 122, 8 mills; Monday from a ten-day business No. 124, 16 mills; No. 128, 5.9 mills trip to Sacramento, Cal. No. 131, 10 mills; No. 177, 5.7 mills; No. 191 7.1 nulls. District No. 4, Eugene, has a levy of 14.9 mills; No. 19, Springfield, 20.8 mills; No. 12, near Eugene, 24.9 mills; No. 32, Mapleton, 29 mills; No. 114J, Alsea, 25.6 mills; No. 28, Veneta, 24 mills; and No. 139, Elm ira, 27.8 mills. said ELKTON M R ESTI.E lt DEFEATS HERCULES JR. OF PORTLAND *,or ^ensen Elkton, who sub- ,or H a rry Neet when the I n I I 11M 11 ,11 „ , ■ M n 1 . I . , I a latter was unnble to . . compete, .1 de feated Hercules Jr. of Portlnnd Sat- 1 u>day night tn a wrestling match at t 11 A» A l o l i t i ! r i ì s i im i» n n 1>| I i o n Ton the Mountain U View pavilion. Jen sen was awarded the decision when Hercules Jr. was Injured afte r 24 minutes of rapid fire wrestling. The Elkton man threw the Portland wrestler with a whip wrlstlock, Hercules Jr. injuring an arm In the fall. The two have been rc- matched for a finish match to be held at 10 o'clock Saturday night at ,ho Mountain View pavilion. p hlJ j4 Osby ant, Reuben Johnson wrestled to a draw tn the prellntln- ary, each one winning a fall In the two 8-intnute rounds. Charley W hite, 160, and Fred Jacobs, 160, have been matched as a preliminary t<v the Jensen-Hercu- les Jr. match Saturday night. M rs . M olla P ropp , “when the transmission backfired.” HE radio is a wonderful in vention, my dear, and I never really appreciated what a wonderful comfort it to have one in the car until last week. Henry and I went out for a lovely evening drive and it was rather late when we started back home. All at once, "Bang!" went a tire and Henry said .. .well, you might know what HE would say under the circumstances. Of course, we both piled out and Henry looked into the tool box under the seats. Then he looked under the floor covering. Next he lifted the lid in front over the engine and looked all around. Finally he went back and looked in the tool box again. It may have been woman’s in tuition, but I rather suspected that Henry was looking for T something he couldn't find, and I asked him what it was and he ■aid it was the handle for the is Jack or Jill, or some such per son's name. “Do you mean that long, flat piece of iron?” I asked. "Yes," he said, "where the hek is it?” "Oh, I used it to poke the fire with,” I admitted. Then I turned on the radio for what Henry said wasn't fit for a lady to hear. And while Henry raved and looked around for the plank and things one lifts wheels with, I listened to the grandest music. Of course, deep down in his heart Henry knew it was all hi» fault for not getting a new poker after we lost the other one. But when one is listening to the Tor- reador Song from Bohemian Girl, one just hasn't the heart to rub it in. my dear. Copyright, 19 SO -John Jensen. On and after February 1 arrests w ill be made for violation of the law which provides that gll trucks shall be equipped w ith mirrors, ac cording to announcement of M ike Thompson, county tra ffic officer. M r. Thompson said Tuesday that very few trucks in use in this coun ty are properly equipped with m ir rors. The law requires that mirrors shall be placed in such a position that the driver w ill have a clear view to the rear of the truck to ob serve approaching traffic. Many trucks have no mirrors at all, while others have them but not placed rightly, according to the officer. M. E. Choir Selects Cantata. The Methodist choir has selected for its Easter musical program the cantata. "Christ Victorious," by Frederick E. Nolte, which they will present Easter Sunday night, April 5. The cantata is a new arrange ment and the choir w ill begin re hearsals next week. i ■. A. ( i. 0 . (/ roat Is VS Years Old Today AGfilCULTlIfiALCDlINCIL HITS AT OLEO SALES E G. O. Groat, pioneer pastor of ■ several central states, as well as of ■ Oregon, is celebrating hl" 95th _ __ _____ ,__. , ___ __ birthday anniversary today. The . __ f inn Organizations Back M o V *- ment to Help County Dairy Industry. local Baptist church sent him a birthday cake and flowers and members o l the church w ill call to day or send greetings. Rev. Groat, though he has seen, almost a century pass, remains v lg -1 A movement seeking the pledge orous and alert of mind and keeps : of all Isuie county farmers to cease abreast of the times. He has been use of butter substitutes and to able to leave his home but little of back m erchant* In efforts to dis recent years. He greatly enjoys continue sale of substitutes was started last week a t a meeting of visits with friends. the Lane county agricultural coun cil. The council also approved reso lution* favoring doubling the duty on powdered egg* Imported Into the United States and urging that the embargo on Imported narcissus bulbs be continued without change. Local Five Outplay* Visitors in A rodent control program for 1931 was submitted and approved by the First Half to Lead by council. Other fa rm project pro One Point. grams, presented during tho farm ers' week conferences, also were ap proved. The Cottage Grove high school Pledges stating th at they will re basketball team lost its first con frain from tho use of butter sub ference game to Eugene high school stitutes and back merchants in 29 to 17 Friday night on the local stopping its sale are being circu floor afte r sweeping the visitors off lated among the farmers of the th eir feet in the first half and gain county by delegates from the 21 ing a one-point lead at half time. farm organizations represented at The big purple quintet from Eu- the council meeting, The pledgee gene showed itself overconfident in are to be signed and returned by the opening minutes of the game February 15. and the Cottage Grove five ran the A similar movement In Yam hill score to 7 to 0 before the Eugene county resulted In about 95 per offensive could get tinder way. The cent of the farmers signing the locals maintained supremacy in pledge. Chambers of commerce In the first half, leading the visitors the county joined w ith farm organ 13 to 12 at the end of the half. Th« izations In backing the movement. purple quintet's offensive started to The disparity of sales between function in the second half, the vis butter and substitutes was dis- itors scoring a bigger percentage of cussed at a recent Lane county tries than in the first h alf and chamber of commerce meeting in gradually drawing away from the this city. Cottage Grove five. A committee from the council The lineups follow: will be appointed by the president, Cottage Grove (17) Eugene (29) Elmo Chase, to investigate possibi C la r k _________ F_________ Ohlsen lities of canning chicken at Eugene W o o d a rd --------- -F__________ H ill a means of building up the poui- Schaffer ______ C________ Bradway try industry of the county. Guggisburg___ G ________ Northum Granges and farmers' unions of C r a w fo r d _____ G _____ Fomcrook the county were urged to sponsor S a f le y -------------- S___________ Chinn local agricultural programs which L e w is _________ 9__________ Vossen would aid in carrying out the coun- W r i g h t _______ 3 __________ Morris ty programs. Copies of a resolution asking the Cottage Grove will play Spring- Oregon legislature to memorialize field tonight at Springfield. congress, asking a 36 cent duty on dried eggs in place of the present 18 cent duty, have been sent to Senator H. C. Wheeler and Repre sentative E. A. McCornack. The rodent control program as approved by the council follows: ‘ Carry on an Intensive campaign Spring is in the air and signs of spring have been noted in Cottage against gray digger ground squir Grove and the surrounding coun rels in all parts of the county. "Induce farm organizations to try. An unfailing sign is th at stores are displaying seed assortments. A nominate one rodent control super number have reported that pussy visor for each school district cov willows are in bloom and some ear ered by the organizations to be ap ly spring flowers have been found. pointed by the county court, with Frogs have started their spring the understanding that the county agent shall select supervisors in chorus work. school districts not covered by any farm organization, provided farm P R E S B Y T E R IA N Q U IN T E T S ers in such districts arp sufficiently D E F E A T L O R A N E H O O PER S interested to organize local commit tees. The boys’ and girls' basketball "Publish notice to poison ground teams of the Presbyterian Sunday squirrels on M arch 5, 12 and 19, and school defeated the boys' and girls' set Monday, M arch 30, as poisoning quintets of Lorane Monday night on day. the high school floor, the boys w in "Complete poisoning of squirrels ning 13 to 10 and the girls 21 to 16. on neglected land before July L The lineup and individual scores “Conduct four gopher demonstra of the boys’ game follow: tions on an area basis. Presbyterians (18) Lorane (10) ' Assist farmers on rat control S cheufele-----_ _ F ______ Schneider problem by disseminating informa Pillsbury, 2 ___ F ______ 1, Addison D e Y o u n g _____ C__________6, King tion on various control measures. Promote interest by showing rat Cochran, 8 ____ G_________ 3, Hays ! control films a t grange and other Chestnut, 2 ___ G____________Kelly Recommend poisoning Rollins, 6 ______3___________ Teals meetings. ' w ith powdered red squill and gas- B e n n e tt_______ S 1 sing w ith calcium cyanide dust" K e r r __________ S The lineup and individual scores REVISED CASCADE FOREST of the girls' game follow: Lorane, MAI* FO LDER IS ISSUED Lillian Schaffer,. 8, and Katherine Schneider. 8, forwards; Mildred A new edition of the Cascade na Dempsey and Eloise Addison, cen ters; Anna Dunn, Opal Henderson tional forest map folder has just and Lois Gowing, guards. Presby been received a t the office of the terians, Mildred Bennett, 15. Doro regional forester, Portland. The map is on a scale of one- thy Baldwin, 6, and L ila Dutton, I t show* In forwards; Mahel Blackmore and fourth . . . . . . inch to the . . mile. . . j Erm a Bennett, centers: Dorothy i det* * ‘ the country lying east and __ , B O I lth f\v I v lifT o n n F r* tfr is x r Cascade 'a a s * « z « A south of Eugene to the Haney and Lucille Stoneburg. summit. I t includes the famous guards. Three Sisters country, as well as W aldo lake, Odell lake, Crescent Health Note. I f people would use bootleg liquor lake and others. A red overlay shows for exterior application only a lot of main motor highways, secondary routes, the Three Sisters and Salt burns would result. Creek game refuges and Improved forest camps. On the reverse side of the map, text and a number of attractive pictures explain the purposes and resources of the Cascade national fo re s t Several attractive auto The exclusive privilege of promot- trips are listed, and suggestions are ing boxing and wrestling cards in given to forest visitors as to care this city for the coming year was w ith fire. granted to Calvin Funk post of the Single cop'les of the map may be American Legion by the city boxing obtained free from the forest ser- commission at its meeting last vice library, Portland, or from the week. forest supervisor, Eugene. The Legion's application was pre- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ sented by a committee consisting of I Kin, Destroys House. Commander Robert From m , P. S. Residence property in Creswsll, Bukowski, Pete Nelson, R a lp h ; owned by Lester Doolittle of this Chestnut and Charles H all. The i city and occupied by the boxing commission was represented K irk p a tric k fam ily, was complete- £.y D r „ C « E ' Frr° o ’ „ chDairm an' ly destroyed by fire one day last George McQueen. LaSells Stewart, ( week- F lre wa> caU8ed by an sx- Nelson Durham and Fred Bennett. plosion in a heating stove The Legion committee Is working : scattered flam ing material on plans fo r a wrestling match to started instant conflagration In al be held soon and expects to make most all parts of the five-room resi announcement of the contestants dence. A one-year-old boy of nextjweelc____ ______ K irk p a tric k fam ily was painfully burned and other children, fined to their beds with narrow ly escaped death. Almost the entire contents of the house were burned. The house was par tially covered by insurance. Cottage Grove Quintet Loses to Eugene 29-17 Signs o f Spring Noted In Cottage Grove Legion Post to Handle Local Wrestling Matches M. B. Lots of Breaks, But All Bad Ones C. Chapman Attends U. sf O. U N IV E R S IT Y O F OREGON, Ejt- gene, Jan. 80.— (Special.)— Among new students a t University of Ore gon this term who have swelled the total registration to a new mark of 3266, is Clair Chapman of Cottag« I Grove, who Is a Junior In the school of education. Registration At thio time last year was «198, showing that in spits of the much talked of
