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w e a k i f n u t w e a k e i th a n it wu » d u r ­
in g th e la tte r p a rt o f I >«■« * inh« r.
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crea»« In p ro d u c tio n fr o m th e l«»w
p o in t rea ch e d « lin in g th e L h d o j * .
It le n o th in g to becom e a la rm e d
o v e r a» th e c u t la « till co n e ld e ra h ly
b e lo w h a lf o f n o rm a l w it h th e p io »
poet» th a t it w ill re m a in th e re u n ­
t i l th e re ha-» been a s u ffic ie n t in
creaao In th e d e m a n d to b rin g
a b o u t an Im p ro v e m e n t In price».
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tio n I» no lo n g e r one w h ic h rived«
th e u rg in g o f a n y c o o p e ia tlv e m ov*?•
m e n i A m a jo r it y o f th e m ille
th ro u g h o u t th e n o rth w e s t ax* to d a y
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basi» p u re ly o u t o f c u n e id e ia th m
f o r th e ir em ploye», w h o w o u ld
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d iv id u a l n e c re e ity , p ro d u c tio n r e g u ­
lation ha» a m o t« e u h s ta n tia i ch a r
a c te r th a n It ha» e ve r had b e fo re
H u m o rs c o n tin u e to com e in fr o m
th e t h ic k ly p o p u la te d se ctio n s o f
th e east to th e e ffe c t th a t th e f lin t
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w ill re q u ire th e p o v e rty s tr ic k e n
people, w h o have lo n g been o u t o f
w o rk , to get th e ir b ill» p a id Bo th e y
w ill a g a in have s o m e th in g to epend,
some d e fin ite fo re c a s t co u ld t*«
m ade as to w h e n th e d e m a n d fo r
lu m b e r w ill im p ro v e .
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d u s try a re in c liio 'd to be lie ve th a t
th e r e tu r n to n o rm a lc y w ill be «low
a nd th e y a re n o t » x jx ’v tln g a g re a t
d e a l o f the f ir s t h a lf o f th is ye a r
b u t d o fe c i h o p e fu l f o r th e f a ll
m o n th s .
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j»eople w h o a re s u ffe rin g as Is
b o rn e o u t by th e e x tre m e ly l«»w
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a b o u t s p e n d in g t h e ir m on e y fo r
a n y th in g u n t il th e y can eee a t least
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M o s t e v e ryo n e agree» th a t th e de­
p re ssio n has s tr u c k b o tto m . W hen
n 1 • . - •
tlo n u pon w h ic h th e fu tu re d e m a n d
o f lu m b e r depend«.
William Zimmcrly Named
Head of Holding Company
R e p o rt Mhowa S-MMM M pont un C o n ­
s tr u c tio n : F o u r ll»l««a o rc
C o m plete d .
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wan elected
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C re e k
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O th e r n e w ly elected
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D a u g h e rty , tru s te e fo r tw o year«.
W . A. W o o d a rd la th e h o ld o v e r
tru s te e .
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p re s id e n t, E lb e rt S m ith , vice p re .il-
d e n t; T . C. W h e e le r, tre a s u re r.
C lyd e R o b e rta ,
s e c re ta ry ;
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R a n d a ll, tru s te e .
T h e re p o rt o f th e y e a r’s w o r k
35000
show ed th a t a p p ro x im a te ly
had been sp o n t on c o n s tru c tio n
w o rk a r i l course b e tte rm e n t« a n d
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th e course one o f n in e holes, hud
been c o m p le te d . Im p ro v e m e n ts o f
th o co u rso a re In p ro sp e ct f o r th ia
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E a r l HUI a n d C ly d e R o b e rta w e re
a p p o in te d a c o m m itte e to p ro m o te
sale o f s to c k In th e co m p a n y.
Lorane P. T. A. (lives Program.
T h e P a re n t-T e a c h e r a s s o c ia tio n
o f L o tn n e sponsored an e n te r ta in ­
m e n t T h u rs d a y n ig h t o f la s t w e e k
In th e a u d ito r iu m o f th e L o ra n e
h ig h school. A re c o rd a tte n d a n c e
w as re p o rte d . A p ro g ra m In c lu d in g
a 30 m in u te p la y . songs, dunce« and
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L u m b e r c o m p a n y d o cks n e a r th e
station. T h is is th e f ir s t ro b b e ry o f
1: H m a ll» m th is c ity , as f a r as
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1100.
T h e m a n n e r In w h ic h th e ro b b e ry
was c a rrie d o u t was n o t le a rn e d a nd
lo c a l p o s to ffic e o ffic ia ls a re a w a it ­
in g th e a r r iv a l o f a p o s ta l Inspec­
tor to d e te rm in e b la m e f o r th e
robbery.
Irene Griggs Is I {(snored
On 0 . S. C. Campus
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tin g d o w n tree s and t r im m in g up m e n t.
A t le a st 700 h ig h school delegate« T a y lo i a nd J o h n C la r k J r. ta lk e d bushes on th e ba n k.
Jo h n O B rie n was b o rn S e p te m ­
fr o m a ll p u rts o f th e s ta te a re ex- on »< o u tin g a t th« c h a m b e r o f com
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and a w in d s h ie ld was sm ashed b u t
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liv e s e c re ta ry o f th e n a tio n a l c o u n ­ m ade b y D a y to n a n d J o h n C la rk
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c il o f p a re n t e d u c a tio n , and M a ry J r ; f in g m o d e l a irp la n e , J o h n
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fo r several ye a rs. C a p ta in O ’B r ie n
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w om en delegates. C. A. H o w a rd , s ta n d
C o tta g e G ro v e L e a d e r, da ted J a n u ­
ta te s u p e rin te n d e n t o f p u b lic in b o a rd H o w a rd T a y lo r ; s ta m p c o l­ a ry 7. 1899, has been fu rn is h e d T he was also a leader in la b o r in te re s ts
and -served as s ta te p re s id e n t o f th e
tr u c tio n . w ill speak a t th e o p e n in g le c tio n , F re d Bosley.
S e n tin e l b y M rs . L in c o ln T a y lo r.
T fio d is p la y o f T ro o p N o. 18 has
A m e ric a n F e d e ra tio n o f L a b o r f o r
co n fe re n ce .
O n th e f ir s t page was a b ird 's -
A ttr a c tio n s aside fro m th e s t r ic t ­ been p lur cd In th e w in d o w o f th e eye v ie w o f th e c it y a n d a s to ry se ve ra l years.
I n 1907 C a p ta in O ’ B rie n r e tir e d
ly e d u c a tio n a l ones w ill be a fo rm a l C o tt ge G ro v e p h a rm a c y and was b e a rin g th e fo llo w in g he a d: " C o t­
tea h o n o rin g h ig h school
w om en p re p a re d b y A rm a n d R ig g s , asais- ta g e G ro v e , th e L iv e s t a n d M o s t fr o m a c tiv e business lif e a n d m oved
to h is f a r m on th e S iu s la w b e lo w
dele g ate s, sponsored by th e A sso­ < d b y L le w e 'ly n R ex a nd L o u in W il­ P r o m is in g C ity
in
th e V a lle y ;
L o ra n e .
S u r v iv in g re la tiv e s in ­
c o n ta in «
th e
fo llo w in g :
c ia te d W o m e n S tu d e n ts , S a tu rd a y son. I t
B lessed b y N a tu re in A ll T h a t a
clu d e h is w id o w . M rs . J u lia O 'B rie n ,
by H o w a rd
a fte rn o o n in th e lo u n g e o f M e m o r­ W o o l b o a rd , m ade
P ro g re s s iv e P eople N e e d .”
T he and th re e d a u g h te rs . M rs .
K a th ­
ia l U n io n b u ild in g , a s tu d e n t b o d y T a y lo i. m e r it badge sashes f o r v a r i­ s to ry w as In k e e p in g w it h th e h e a d ­
«lance th a t n ig h t In th e b a llro o m , ous s e ctio n s o f s c o u tin g , m ade by in g a nd th e c ity 's f u tu r e w a s p ic ­ e rin e H a n m g a n , L o ra n e ; M rs . M . J.
and a c o n c e rt S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n A rn u io l R lg g a ; le a th e r th o n g w o rk . tu re d in g lo w in g te rm s . A la rg e M c G a rth . P r tla n d ; M rs A . H . H a n ­
.
g iv e n by th e s tu d e n t m u s ic a l o rg a n ­ Afn-. m d R ig g s ; n e c k e rc h ie f slides p a r t o f t h a t fu t u r e has been a t- k in s . S e a ttle
______________
yew
iz a tio n s o f th e ca m p u s.
A ll d e le ­ m ade fr o m k u k u l n u ts a nd
tanned. E a k in i t B ris to w 's a d o c
.
,
,
.
g a to r w ill be gu e sts o f th e s tu d e n t wood, A rm a n d R ig g s : p a c k boa rd ,
c u p ie d th e b o tto m t h ir d o f th e page.
a s s o c ia tio n a t n
n o rth w e s t
con fitte d , b o w in g m o d e rn w a y to pack
I n th e in s id e pages th e B o h e m ia
°
fe re n c e b a s k e tb a ll gam e w it h U n i- w ith d ia m o n d h itc h , L le w e lly n R e x ; m in in g d is t r ic t h a d a page, a lm o s t
pack b o a rd . A rm a n d R ig g s ; d ru m
v e rs lty o f Id a h o .
a page w as g iv e n to c h u rc h e s and
___
corpe p ic tu re ; c u p w o n b y d ru m
fr a te r n itie s a n d tw o pages w ere
c o ip a t M e d fo rd L e g io n co n v e n ­
g iv e n to s k e tc h e s o f e a rly pio n e ers. Cottage Grove Quintet Stages D e­
T a x T u r n o v e r Is M ade.
tio n
These w e re illu s tr a te d w it h cru d e
A tu rn o v e r o f 1928 ta xe s was
termined Rally In
lin e c u ts th a t b o re a s t r ik in g re­
m ad« by th e s h e riff'« o ffic e to th e
se m b la n ce to th e . c h a ra c te rs th e y
c o u n ty tre a s u re r S a tu rd a y m o rn in g . A 7
I-a»t Half.
re p re se n te d . P io n e e rs lis te d w ere
T h e to ta l a m o u n t tu rn e d o v e r w as
T h o m a s S im p s o n L e b ow , Jam es M.
d iv id e d In to th e
C h a p in , S ilas L a n e , R ev. C. H . W a l­
T he C o tta g e G ro v e h ig h school
lace. J o h n C u r rin , P h illip N u m b e rs . b a s k e tb a ll te a m lo s t 50 to 20 to U n i­
S ta te a n d c o u n ty , 13.616; c itie s ,
H a rv e y C la y b u rn e V e a tc h , Joseph v e rs ity h ig h school o f E u g e n e F r i ­
3577; school d is tric ts . 3941.53; u n io n
F u r t h e r p ro o f th a t s p rin g is w e ll T a y lo r , J e rry ’ T a y lo r , Ja m e s S h o rt- d a y n ig h t on th e lo c a l flo o r. T h e
h ig h schools, 322.21; roa d d is tric ts ,
3122 34: P o r t o f S iu s la w , 39.25; f o r ­ on Its w a y is th e v iru le n c e o f th e rid g e , S. E . V e a tc h , W illia m C u r rin , v is ito r s p ile d u p a c o m m a n d in g
est f ir e p a tro l. 320 76; g re y d ig g e r g o lf b u g as m a n ife s te d in th e a c ti­ W a lla c e W . S h o rtrid g e , C. J. Sears lead in th e f ir s t h a lf, s c o rin g fo u r
p o in ts in th e f i r s t m in u te o f p la y
v itie s o f those g o lf a d d ic ts w h o a n d J a c k Sears.
fu n d . 35.
a n d a m a s s in g a score o f 30 to 7 a t
have be>-n b itte n b y th is p o te n t bug.
h a lf tim e . T h e b lu e a n d g o ld q u in ­
A >arge n u m b e r o f g o lfe rs w e re on
M r. a nd M rs . A lb e r t H a n se n a re t h f co u rse S u n d a y a nd th e r t-o nt
te t sta g ed a d e te rm in e d r a lly in th e
th e p a re n ts o f a d a u g h te r b o rn c le a r a fte rn o o n s h ave e n tic e d
a
F e b ru a ry 9 a t th e P a c ific C h ris tia n la rg e n u m b e r to th e lin k s .
h o s p ita l In E ugene.
th e f ir s t - h a lf le a d o f th e c a m p u s
A lre a d y th e C o tta g e G ro v e G o lf
M rs. O. O. V e a tc h was c a lle d to c lu b I t a lk in g g o lf to u rn a m e n ts
W r e s tlin g fa n s w h o a tte n d e d th e h ig h ho o pe rs w a s to o la rg e to o v e r­
C on d o n la s t w e e k b y th e s e rio u s 111 a n d tw o have been a rra n g e d w it h m a tc h b e tw e en B illy
B a rto n
o f come.
nes« o f h e r m o th e r. » M
s a B a n d o n a n d R o se b u rg . T e n a ta tiv e T ro y , N . Y.. a n d T h o r Jensen o f
T h e te a m w o r k o f th e v is ito r s was
»» rs . - M
„» a lis *u
s u p e rio r to th a t o f th e lo ca ls and
C h ris m a n , wrho is - v x is itin
n g u - a t the dates have been m ade w it h C o rv a l­ E lk to n S a tu rd a y n ig h t a t th e M o u n ­
hom e o f a b ro th * r, . IL C. B r o u n , in lis. A lb a n y , B e n d a nd M a rs h fie ld .
ta in V ie w p a v ilio n w e re g iv e n th e ir t h e ir b a s k e t s h o o tin g a b ilit y was
th a t c ity .
M* ssagae fr o m
M rs
m o n e y 's w o r th o f to p n o tc h w re s t­ b e tte r. U n iv e r s ity h ig h s c o rin g m o re
.m «^*
V e n tc h s ta te th a t M rs . C h ris m a n s
lin g , B a r to n f in a lly w in n in g fr o m b a s k e ts in p ro p o rtio n to n u m b e r o f
S
teel
C
a
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in
e
ts.
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l.
c o n d itio n re m a in s c r it ic a l
Jensen a f t e r th e la t t e r h a d ta k e n sh o ts th a n d id th e locals.
A tte n d a n c e a t th is g a m e was one
th e f ir s t fa ll. A la rg e n u m b e r a t­
o f th e b e st th is season, a la rg e
te n d e d th e m a tc h .
Jensen p in n e d th e N e w
Y o r k e r n u m b e r fr o m E u g e n e a tte n d in g as
f o r th e f ir s t f a ll in 16 m in u te s w it h w e ll as a la rg e n u m b e r o f C o tta g e
a s in g le to e h o ld . B a r to n cam e o u t G ro v e ro o te rs .
/
T h e lin e u p and in d iv id u a l scores
s tro n g a f t e r th e re s t p e rio d a nd
th r e w th e E lk t o n g ra p p le r in 7 fo llo w :
U. H. S
C o tta g e G ro v e
m in u te s w it h a series o f he a dlocks.
Jensen w a s so g ro g g y fr o m
th e B u c k , 9 ________ F ____________ C la r k
p u n is h m e n t th a t he had ta k e n th a t M illig a n . 14 ___ F _______ W o o d a rd , 1
he a ske d f o r an e x tra 5 -m in u te re s t K ru s e . 5 ______ C__________ S a fle y. 5
p e rio d . T h is w a s re fu se d a n d J e n ­ G ra h a m , 5 ___ G __ G u g g is b e rg , 7
sen fo rfe ite d th e m a tc h w h e n he M c A llis te r , 12 _G________ P le u a rd
Subs, U . H . S .: S o u lts , G la d , K n e e -
was u n a b le to com e o u t f o r th e
la n d , Jacobs, 3, D e n s lo w 2. N a s h
t h ir d a n d d e c id in g fa ll.
G rove ,
I n a p re lim in a r y , a m ix e d b o x in g a n d W h itta k e r . C o tta g e
a n d w r e s tlin g m a tc h . P h il M osby W r ig h t 2.
C o tta g e G ro v e w ill p la y E ug e n e
th re w J e n n in g s B o o k e r tw o fa lls
h ig h school to n ig h t ( F r id a y ) In E u ­
co,t
o u t o f th re e to w in .
gene.
T h e E u gene ho o pe rs w it h
B a r to n a n d Jensen h ave been re-
m a tc h e d f o r S a tu rd a y n ig h t a t th e tw o w in s a n d one d e fe a t a re in a
p a v ilio n , a c c o rd in g to H a r r y N eet, th re e -w a y tie w it h S p r in g fie ld a nd
m a tc h m a k e r. T h e m a tc h w ill s ta rt U n iv e r s ity h ig h f o r le a d e rs h ip o f
a t 10:15 a n d w ill be to a fin is h , league A.
O. M . B a g le y. C o tta g e G ro v e
w it h n o tim e lim it . A p r e lim in a r y
c o n s id e ra b le
b e tw e e n tw o w re s tle rs whose nam es coach, has ru n in to
a re b e in g k e p t s e cre t has been , h a rd lu c k th is season. H e w'as
b ille d as a m a tc h
b e tw e en
th e h a n d ic a p p e d to b e g in w it h b y a
M aske d M a rv e l a n d th e G re a t U n ­ la c k o f v e te ra n s a n d a d e a rth o f re ­
serve m a te ria l.
H is squad has
my dear, we spun cle a r a ro u n d
know n.
’ <
O U kn o w , m y dear, I have
since been c u t d o w n b y th e loss o f
lik e a to p and w e n t th e o th e r
a lw a ys th o u g h t w h a t a t h r ill
tw o m en. H e exp e cts to h a ve a
w ay.
it m ust be to ru n a m o to r
! m u c h s tro n g e r te a m n e x t y e a r a n d
I te ll y o u I was p a ra ly z e d . . .
boat. W e ll, the o th e r day the
i is d e v e lo p in g h is reserves w it h th a t
ju s t froze n to the wheel.
I
T o m s to o k us o u t in th e irs . . .
i idea In m in d .
missed ca t boats and cruisers
a p e rfe c tly gorgeous m ahogany
and ro w boats and canoes by
runabout.
inches. E v e ry b o d y was g iv in g
D o re n a B o y s R e tu rn .
T o m said it ran ju s t lik e an
T h e B o h e m ia L u m b e r co m p a n y ,
advice, th e engine was ro a rin g
T h re e D o re n a y o u th s , W a r re n
au tom o b ile . Y o u ju s t step on the
w
ith
h
o
ld
in
g
s
s
o
u
th
o
f
th
is
c
ity
,
re­
w id e op n. the sp ra y was fly in g
C ooper, 17, C lif f o r d T h ra s h e r, 15,
buzzer and puah the th in g f o r ­
c e n tly s ta rte d o p e ra tio n s In b o th and C h a rle s D o ty , 16, w h o ra n a w a y
in clouds a n d . . . w e w ere ju s t
w a rd and there y o u were.
th
e
m
ill
a
n
d
r
e
fin
is
h
in
g
p
la
n
t
and
tra v e lin g .
fr o m h o m e th e f ir s t o f la s t w eek,
H e w a n te d me to t r y it and I
a t p re s e n t is e m p lo y in g 75 m en. re tu rn e d F rid a y . I t w a s e rro n e o u s ­
A !! a t cnce we h it a san 1 b a r
rem em bered w h a t he said about
T
h
e
m
ill
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r
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n
n
in
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to
its
f
u
ll
c
a
p
a
­
anu th e n w e stopped t o suddenly
ly re p o rte d th a t th e boys w e re ex­
a b o a t being lik e an autom obile.
c it y o f a 50,000-foot d a ily c u t. I t is p e lle d f r o m sch o o l N o boys w e re
th a t e ve ryb o d y fe ll o ff the seats.
So I pushed the le ve r th in g f o r ­
exp
e
cte
d
t
h
a
t
o
p
e
ra
tio
n
s
w
ill
con­
T o m m anaged to tu r n o ff the
e xp e lle d d u r in g th e p a s t w e e k, i t
w a rd and aw a y we w e n t.
tin u e u n t il th e f ir s t o f J u ly o r u n ­ w as s ta te d S a tu rd a y b y B ru c e A .
exhaust and s to p the engine.
‘‘ H e a d fo r the d o ck,” said
t
i
l
such
tim
e
as
w
a
te
r
s
h
o
rta
g
e
w
ill
A n d th e men had to get in to
Coie, p r in c ip a l o f D o re n a h ig h
T o m and I d id . . . a t t h ir t y m iles
cause c lo s in g o f o p e ra tio n s .
the w a te r tr y in g to p u ll th e boat
school. T h e th re e boys w e re pla ce d
an h o u r.
" H e lp I”
I
yelled.
o
ff,
b
u
t
i
t
was
no
use
and
then
it
on p ro b a tio n b y th e s ch o o l b o a rd
"W h o re is the b ra k e !” I saw the
s
ta
rte
d
to
ra
in
and
th
e
re
w
c
sat
o f school
d o ck c o m in g s tra ig h t fo r us.
M r. a n d M rs . E lm e r M c C o llu m o f because o f in fra c tio n s
fo
r
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o
h
o
u
rs
u
n
til
a
b
ig
boat
T o m ye lle d fo r me to th ro w her
th is c it y w e re guests a t a d in n e r ru le s , M r. Coie s ta te d . T h e y a t­
came
and
helped
us.
to s ta rb o rd. “ W h e re is the s ta r­
a n d re c e p tio n g iv e n la s t w e e k in te n de d classes f o r tw o days a fte r
T o m seemed ra th e r peeved at
board and w h e re do I th ro w i t ! ”
E u g e n e a t th e T. H . W illia n hom e b e in g p la ce d on p ro b a tio n a n d th e n
me.
b
u
t
i
t
was
a
ll
his
fa
u
lt
and
I
I shrieked. B u t ju s t as w c were
in h o n o r o f M r. a n d M rs. R . T. W il­ le f t hom e
to
ld
h
im
so.
Im
a
g
in
e
a
boat
g o in g to slam in to the d o c k I
lia n a n d d a u g h te rs o f M a rs h fie ld .
w
ith
o
u
t
brakes
I
F re d W itc h e r c o lle c te d b o u n ty on
m anaged to tu rn the w heel and.
M rs . M in n ie H u f f o f D u f u r v is ­
Copyright, 1930—John Jensen.
ite d la s t w e e k w it h re la tiv e s in th is tw o b o b cats la s t w e e k a t th e c o u n ­
, clty^____ ____________________________ ty c le r k 's o ffic e .
O r e g o n S tub*
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C o rv a llis , Feb. U . Ire n a G rig g s .
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hom e
C o tta g e G ro ve ,
by
econom ics, has been elected
p o p u la r vo te one o f th e o u ts ta n d in g
s e n io r w o m e n on th e ca m p u s. T h is
is one o f th e h ig h e s t h o n o rs th a t
can be rece ive d , fo r o n ly th o se s tu ­
d e n ts e x c e llin g in s c h o la rs h ip , le a d ­
e rs h ip , p e rs o n a lity a n d a c tiv itie s
a re choaeo. She w ill be fe a tu re d in
th e p o p u le ilt y se ctio n o f th e 1981
L e a v e r, co lle g e y e a rb o o k .
M i 4 G rig g s Is p re s id e n t o f th e
P a n -H e lle n ic c o u n c il, th e h ig h e s t
o ffic e in s o ro r ity le a d e rs h ip a w o m ­
an s tu d e n t can h o ld on th e O re g o n
S ta le ca m p u s, v ic e -c h a irm a n o f th e
1 o u n d in g o f L«> c a I C h ris tia n ICn- pep c o m m itte e , and a m e m b e r o f
th e r a lly dance c o m m itte e . Hhe Is
d e u tn r i f Y o u rs A g o Is
vice p re s id e n t o f th e s e n io r class,
d a y e d ito r o f th e B a ro m e te r, c o l­
D rsM rllxH l.
lege d a lly , a nd a m e m b e r o f A lp h a
O m ic ro n P l. n a tio n a l s o c ia l s o ro rl-
O le b x k lio n o f th e f if t ie t h a tu n - *y-
v e is o ry o( Ute fo u n d in g
o f th e
C n iijn u a u E n a v a v o r »octety, h e ld
h u n d a y u«got, l e o i u a i y 1, a t the
4 *X '« o yici iu n c h u rc h , b i o u g h t
to
iig o t v » n y C o tta g e G r o w H is to ry .
R ev. Yv. V. M cG va, w h o caute to
V o lta g e G ro v e m J u ly , llWMi, gave
T he d a n g e r o f p e r m ittin g sp re a d
in te i « » im g i n m n ie c e n c e s o f th e
e«*iiy V u ii» tia n
E n d e a v o r g ro u p , o f red ra s p b e rry m osa ic In to ra s p
w h ic h wae o rg a n iz e d in N o ve m b e r, b e rry fie ld s o f w e s te rn O re g o n Is
p o in te d o u t In a le tte r w r it t e n
by
A« ye a r» ago.
K e v MtXHW c ia iu ts th a t th e g ro u p D r. S. M . Z e lle r, p la n t p a th o lo g is t
o
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n,
wo» Ute second o r t h ir d s o c ie ty to
be o<g«4niaed h i 1-ane c o u n ty , th a t a nd re c e n tly re ce ive d by O. ts.
th e C u m b e r l a n d i'r v tfb y te i im i F le tc h e r, c o u n ty a g r ic u ltu r a l a g e nt.
W h ile th e la rg - o c o m m e rc ia l p la n t-
c h u rc h a n d p o s s ib ly th e E u g e n e
i t*-t»byt«*rian c h u rc h had o rg a n is e d Ings o f th e C u th b e rt v a r ie ty in O re-
jm .t txtfo re . M r M cG ee on h is a r- < on
m osa ic, th e d i­
rt v a l h v i« becam e p a s to r o f th e n o w «ease ts p re se n t in s m a ll p la n tin g «
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a n d m id d le w e s te rn g ro w in g sec­
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M i»« B u iily V e a tc h <aow M ts . W . gon p la n tin g s has com e ns a re s u lt
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M r« . H e rb e rt E a k m ,
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M r«. becom e so I f c a re la n o t ta k e n to
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members, J im W a lla c e a n u W ill Ed-
w a rd s. M r. M cG ee sa id th e re w ere
o th e rs th a t he fa ile d to re m e m b e r.
th e pledge re q u ire d a c tiv e m e m ­
bers to ta k e som e a c tiv e p a r t and
u.utociat« m e m b e rs to be pre se n t,
b u t m a n y a sso cia te m e m b e rs to o k
T h e boys' b a s k e tb a ll te a m o f Do-
a c tiv e p a rt. A h o s t o f y o u n g pco- r cn a h ig h sch o o l d e fe a te d th e W a lk -
pie a tte n d e d a n d gave re v e re n t e r h ig h school q u in te t 12 to 10 F r i ­
e n d t h o u g h tfu l a tte n tio n .
d a y n ig h t a t W a lk e r In a L a n e
" E v e r y c h u rc h in th o C o tta g e c o u n ty league ” B ' co n fe re n c e gam e.
G ro v e d is t r ic t, " sa id R ev. M cG eo, D o re n a to o k th e lead In th e f ir s t
"Is n o w e n jo y in g som e b e n e fits o f q u n rte r a n d m a in ta in e d th e lead by
th o C h r is tia n E n d e a v o r w o r k
be- n m a rg in o f one to tw o b a ske ts
g u n th e n T h o C. E. pledge w as th e th ro u g h o u t th e gam e. W a lk e r ’s fiv e
fo u n d a tio n a n d in s p ir a tio n o f th e w as w e a ke n e d by th e absence o f
so cie ty. G od's c o v e n a n t w ith
th e one o f Its re g u la rs w h o w as o u t be-
H v b re w s I t th e hopo o f Is ra e l d o w n cause o f In ju rie s ,
to th e p re se n t, l ’e te r In h is f ir s t
I n u n o n -c o n fe re n c e c o n te s t th e
si rm o n re m in d e d th e f ir s t C h ris t- W a lk e r g ir ls d e fe a te d th e D o re n a
tla n s o f th e c o v e n a n t to ‘y o u and g ir ls 20 to 9.
to y o u r c h ild r e n .' G od has a bless-
T h e lin e u p s a n d In d iv id u a l scores
In g f o r e v e ry c o v e n a n t n iu a ln g n n d fo llo w :
k e e p in g people on e a rth .”
B o y s ' G am e
M iss S u ra L o u is e S h ie ld s gave a D o re n a (12)
W a lk e r (10)
g e n e ra l h is to ry o f th e so cie ty. She C o o p e r ...........F --------- W itc h e r (6)
to ld h o w It w as o rg a n iz e d by D r. W . V a u g h n (7 ) F --------- P e lle t tl>
F ra n c is E . C la r k o f P o rtla n d , Me., M . C o llin s <2) C ----------R e n n e (3)
u m in is te r o f th e C o n g re g a tio n a l E . B a le s (2) .. O ------------- W a lk lc y
h, how th e so e h 'tv. because o f W in . V a u g lim D G
P u lle n
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Girls’ Game
o f th e c h u rc h e s In th e la n d a nd D o re n a (9)
W a lk e r (20)
soon becam e w o rld w id e , h o w th e O. Is h a m (3) — F . .— ..........W a rd
M e th o d is t c h u rc h gave It th e n a m e S m it h ---------------- F ----------------- S tro n g
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t is t c h u rc h th e n a m e o f B a p tis t M o sb y ...... .......R C _______ N ix o n (2)
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(6 ); W a lk e r, B e n s to n (8).
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on Year « Work.
T h e n u m b e r o f books loa n e d by
th e c it y lib r a r y
d u r in g J a n u a ry ,
2227 v o lu m e s , exesaded th e n u m b e r
issued In a n y J a n u a r y f o r th e paet
f o u r y e a rs a n d surp a sse d b y 40«
th e la rg e s t n u m b e r Issued In a n y
one m o n th h e re to fo re . S h o u ld th e
y e a r c o n tin u e In th e p a th set by the
J a n u a r y re c o rd , 1931 w ill f a r s u r­
pass th e t o ta l o f 1930 w h ic h its e lf
s h o w e d a n in c re a s e o f 1219 In to ta l
n u m b e r o f v o lu m e s lo a n e d over
1929, a c c o rd in g to th e a n n u a l lib r a ­
r y r e p o r t ju s t Issued.
T h e c ir c u la tio n f o r J a n u a ry was
2227 v o lu m e s as c o m p a re d
w ith
1821 in N o v e m b e r, 1930, th e re c o rd
m o n th In
c ir c u la tio n
h e re to fo re .
J a n u a r y c ir c u la tio n s f o r th e past
y e a rs fo llo w : F o r 1930, 1333 v o l­
um es, f o r 1929, 1545 v o lu m e s ; fo r
1928, 1798 v o lu m e s , a n d f o r 1927,
1240 v o lu m e s .
T h e a n n u a l lib r a r y r e p o r t show s
th a t 14,988 b o o ks, 1219 m o re th a n
th e p re c e d in g y e a r, w e re loaned
d u r in g 1930. O f th is n u m b e r 10,085
w as a d u lt f ic t io n , 830 a d u lt n o n ­
fic tio n , 2695 c h ild r e n 's f ic t io n a n d
1398 c h ild r e n 's n o n -fic tio n . F ic tio n
w a s 92.4 p e r c e n t o f th e t o t a l o f
b o o ks lo a n e d to a d u lts a n d w a s 85.8
p e r c e n t o f books loa n e d to c h il­
d re n . T h e la r g e s t d a ily c ir c u la tio n
w as 170 on N o v e m b e r 8 a n d th e
lo w e s t w a s 17 on A u g u s t 29. T h e
a v e ra g e d a ily c ir c u la tio n w as 62.9.
T h e c ir c u la tio n w as 4.99 vo lu m e s
p e r c a p ita . 4.9 tim e s p e r v o lu m e and
12.05 v o lu m e s p e r p a tro n . T h e cost
o f c ir c u la tio n w as th re e c e n ts a
v o lu m e .
T h e lib r a r y o w n s 3042 v o lu m e a
V o lu m e s a d d e d d u r in g 1930 to ta le d
204, o f w h ic h n u m b e r 173 w e re ad­
d itio n s b y p u rc h a s e a n d 31 w ere
g ifts .
T h ir ty - o n e
v o lu m e s
w e re
w ith d r a w n f r o m c ir c u la tio n .
The
lib r a r y s u b s c rib e d to te n p e rio d ic a ls
d u r in g th e y e a r a n d re c e iv e d s ix as
g ifts . E ig h t G e rm a n books on re ­
lig io n w e re a d d e d in 1930. V o lu m e a
b o rro w e d fr o m th e s ta te lib r a r y
to ta le d 218.
D u r in g 1930, 305 n e w b o rro w e rs
c a rd s w e re Issued a n d 195 w e re
w ith d ra w n , g iv in g th e lib r a r y a liv e
r e g is tr a tio n o f 1160. T h e liv e c ir ­
c u la tio n is 38.6 p e r c e n t o f th e c ity 's
p o p u la tio n , b a s in g th is on 3000.
T h e lib r a r y re c e iv e d 3581.85 la s t
y e a r fr o m th e c it y b u d ge t. R e c e ip ts
fr o m fin e s to ta le d 370.66, f r o m lo s t
books 31.35, f r o m re n ta l c o lle c tio n s
158.40. and
fr o m
o th e r sources
37.50. T h e c it y has a p p ro p ria te d
3600 f o r th e lib r a r y t o r th ia ye a r.
C o tta g e G ro v e Is f a r
b e lo w
th e
A m e ric a n L ib r a r y a s s o c ia tio n s ta n ­
d a rd o f 31 f o r to ta l in c o m e p e r cap­
ita , th e lo c a l In co m e p e r c a p ita be­
in g 24 t i cents.
O f th e J a n u a ry , 1931, re c o rd c ir ­
c u la tio n o f 2227 vo lu m e s, 1433 was
a d u lt fic tio n , 163 a d u lt n o n f ic tio n ,
440 c h ild re n 's f ic t io n a n d 191 c h il­
d re n 's n o n fic tio n .
F ifty - th r e e
books w e re
b o rro w e d f r o m
th e
s ta te lib r a r y .
T w e n ty -s ix b o rro w ­
e rs ’ c a rd s w e re issued a n d 19 w e re
canceled, g iv in g 1167 as th e to ta l
n u m b e r o f b o rro w e rs .
Highway Safety Patrol
Installed at Assembly
Ten Freshnzen Boys Compose Group
to Patrol Streets Near
City Schools.
(From High School Note«.)
T e n fre s h m e n boys w e re in s ta lle d
as a h ig h w a y s a fe ty p a tr o l o f C ot­
ta g e G ro v e h ig h school a n d w ere
g iv e n t h e ir in s ig n ia , s a fe ty o ffic e r
badges a n d w h ite sa m b ro w n belts,
a t an a s s e m b ly h e ld F r id a y a fte r ­
n o o n a t th e h ig h sch o o l. Joe B a k e r
is a c tin g c a p ta in o f th e p a tr o l a n d
o th e r m e m b e rs a re H a r o ld M a c k ln ,
V ir g il H o r n , C lif f o r d S haw , J im m y
M o rtls o n , T h e o d o re Coon, L ee D u ­
gan, R u p e rt S h a w , T o m C o x a nd
A lp h a P itc h e r.
R o b e rt F ro m m , c o m m a n d e r o f
C a lv in F u n k p o s t N o. 32 o f the
A m e ric a n L e g io n , w h ic h is sp o n sor­
in g th e p a tro l. C a p ta in J a y S a lts-
m a n o f E u g e n e a n d S e rg e a n t E l-
le n sb e rg , m e m b e rs o f th e s ta te t r a f ­
f ic fo rc e , a n d R e v . D u n c a n P. C am ­
e ro n , s ta te c h a p la in o f th e A m e ri­
can L e g io n , addressed th e assem­
b ly . E a c h stresse d th e p o in t th a t
th e boys w e re h o n o re d b y a p p o in t­
m e n t on th is s a fe ty fo rc e a n d th a t
each one s h o u ld a lw a y s be a t his
post. S e rg e a n t E lle n s b e rg p o in te d
o u t th a t i t w a s a n o p p o r tu n ity fo r
each to s e rv e h is s ch o o l a n d to be
a n h o n o r to it .
T h e fo rc e Is on d u ty each school
d a y to a id in h ig h w a y s a fe ty w o rk
In th e v ic in it y o f c it y schools. O th e r
c itie s h a ve s ta rte d a s im ila r p ro ­
je c t
Youth Stricken on Highway.
A y o u th a b o u t 20 y e a rs o f age.
a p p a r e n tly s tr ic k e n w it h epilepsy,
w as fo u n d S u n d a y , on th e P a c ific
h ig h w a y a b o u t f o u r m ile s s o u th o f
th e c ity , In a n u n co n scio u s state, A
p h y s ic ia n a n d a m b u la n c e
w ere
sum m oned
and
th e m an
was
b ro u g h t to th e c it y Jail. He w as re ­
leased M o n d a y a f t e r he had reco v­
ered. T h e m a n ’s n a m e w a s not
le a rn e d b u t he w as th o u g h t to be
a h itc h h ik e r fr o m San F ra n cisco .
Tax Collector Deputy Coming.
A n n o u n c e m e n t has been received
, fr o m th e P o r tla n d o ffic e o f Clyde
O. H u n tle y , c o lle c to r o f In te rn a l
reve n u e , th a t a d e p u ty fro m h is Of­
fic e w ill be a t H o te l B a rte ll Febru­
a ry 23 f o r th e purpose o f s s s ts tin g
ta x p a y e rs In p re p a rin g incom e ta x
re tu rn s . M a rc h 18 Is th e la s t day
f o r f ilin g re p o rts and taxpayers
have been u rg e d to f ils re p o rts as
e a rly as possible.
Harvey la Renamed Rajah
Worth Harvay has received word
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W* « il
th a t he has been a g a in n a m e d as
ra ja h fo r H llla h tempi«, Mystic
S h rin e , fo r th le d is tr ic t. He
served In th a t p o s itio n f o r a maa
i o f years.