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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1931)
V O I.V M K X I . V' a*« c o r i age ( ¡ i n n i MEETING OF EtiliORS , High School Notes TO BE HELD MARCH 7 ' ~ J i Pian l a n e c o u n ty , o i i m k i n u u i h y , makcti «. im i . N U M B E R SI. H'ould Safeguard American Legion Post Many World War Vets February Precipitation To Give Student Award Apply for Bonus Loans City Council Sets I -oiv Record SC O U T N EW S I CITY SELLS TIMBER ON WEST WATEBSHED Spooks! Hades! And both on F rl- Seven members of troop 16 spent A feature of the chamber of com Medal W ill lb- Given to Eighth I xm - u I American I-eglon Poet O f February, with a precipitation of | day the thirteenth! You wouldn't merce noon luncheon Tuesday was Grade I'upll M aking Meat ficers Assist Applicants; 3 31 Inches, was recorded as one of Saturday and Sunday camped on K. ' suspect such a thing of the Torch a resolution, designed to safeguard the driest months In the last 40 D. Raker's homestead on Rat creek Oroup From Southern Oregon | honor society. Those little book Showing In Year. Instructions Given. the city council, which was given years, according to C. E. Stewart, several miles east of this city. A r C. J. Cameron Is Succeufal worms want something new and mand Riggs, scoutmaster, drove to the chamber of commerce secre Will Be Flrat to Une New cooperative weather observer. D u r startling, so they have Invited tary to be read. No action was Bidder; $5420 Ig Sale ing that length of time there were them out and left them In charge Calvin Funk po«t of the AnieiL Many World war veterana of thia Satan to come to the honor society Armory Building. of Irvin < Rubles) Aubrey. The taken on the resolution have made application, un 13 years when the rainfall was In scouts established themselves in pay assembly Friday. March 13. l i e The resolution Is herewith print can ixgion, at Ita meeting Monday district Price for Tree« F **>ruary, said M r Stewart will Judge souls, so watch your ’ d In full: "To Mr, General Public: night, made plana to award a rued dcr the new bonus law Just voted by M r Raker's old house on top of Probably for (ha first lime In Ita step. Ten cents will tell whether It has come to the attention of a i, an oiliclal American Legion congre«« over President follow« the hill about a mile from the road. ..........." history, Cottas« Grove will enter you go to heaven or hades. m i Tim ber on the city's west side They spent their time playing ball your committee on morals that our School Award medal, to the eighth Hoover’« veto, for loans on their e e e best »‘Uusted service certificates, the 1 ,1 = m**n . tain a group of Oregon editors Sat _ ___watershed was sold to C. J. Cam- and other games and helping Mr. City Council Is laboring under g ia d e stu d en t w ho m ade the . . . . 143.3, maximum, 63; minimum, 2k urday. when newspaper men from The domestic science department many dangerous and difficult con showing In honor, couiage, scholar- ,a * Pro*l<l ,n4f for loans up to precipitation 3 31 inches^nm nher Raker burn brush. Mr. Raker fur- eron for 13420 a t the Monday night t-ane. Douglas, Coos, Curry, Jaek held an art e x h ib it T u e s d a y , W ed dltlons an<l situations nlshed the boys with a bean feed meeting of the city council. I t la eon. Josephine and Klam ath coun nuMday, Thursday and I* rlday In the associate with the common herd; Saturday noon. They had taken understood that M r Cameron will tho school year This is part of the American Legion post are assUUng Ï numb* r ot P » * * cloudy ties will be here fur a group meet lunch room and room 13. R a p ro , httl thry Mre all of tender provisions tor the remainder of «upply logs from this tract to the | Americanization program of the veterans In making out applica- j ' ' ' ing. ductlons of master paintings, In- an,j naturally of a wild dlspo their meals. Mr. Raker Is form er Jacobsen A Lemley sawmill, locat- post. tlons The editors will be the first to eluding modern and old, wsre on Now therefore be It resolved scoutmaater of troop 16 and Its «1 at the northeast lim its of the have the honor of using the new display. The exhibit was open each The post will select the student To as ■t and facilitate the work F a s h i o n R e < t)U i> P h l t i t i c l rn,-mb<’rH counted tt a real treat to city. which will be put Into opera "That there be a committee of g out applications the " 1 be with him again. tlon In a few weeks. Mr. Cameron armory, arrangements having been afternoon until •! o'clock. An ad six <6> appointed, conxlxtlng of the after consultation with teachers of muking out applications the made to hold the meeting there. mission of 10 cents was charged, city health officer and five (3) and with members of the eighth state service officer of the Am eri has had considerable experience In A feature of the meeting w ill be the proceeds of which are to be other members, named by him, all giado class who will vote separate can Is-glon has Issued Instructions : Troop 16 Is planning another both logging and lumbering opera- a visit to the plant of the Htandard used to buy pictures for the lunch to be good moral men over-night hike to Rujada next tlons. to post officers to be passed on to ' ___ ly on the five qualifications. Heeonlng society, where the eeeon- room. week end. Routine business for the most "Their duties shall be to guard The award will be made on a applicants., • s s Ing process will ba explained by W O. Ilrx tlle , member of the over said council, first: To see that ,, ... A fashion revue, featuring the part occupied the council’s time The Instructions follow: "Same latest in women's wear, will be held Robert Z Drake, owner of the busi faculty of University of Oregon, they are not on the streets after 9 basis of 20 per cent for each of the Troop 18 trimmed and cut poles, Monday night. A petition for a note ’ Form 1185) tonight I Friday i b e tw e e n th e r ie .t qualities: Honor; strength form ot “ veterans ness, who Is coming from Omaha spoke before the senior class Tut« p. m , nor before sunrise a. m Sec following .............. ....................... ......... ................. ed' « * " ad" a n d ^ c o n d s ^ s ^ «he A r ^ d e secured several weeks ago, to the sewer on Seventh street between expressly for this meeting In the day morning concerning plans for ond: Before each and every meet and stability of character; high proper length to build a signal tow Quincy and Harrison avenues was ir* *.* untli ^ear* a ^t€r theater by the Smart shop, an ex- er at Its regular meeting Saturday referred to the sewer committee. A evening the news|>aper boys will be continuing (heir education. He a l ing of said council they shall ex conscience* und devotion to duty ?„e^ o n .** nlt* word has elusive dress shop which was re- night. The prize In the stool con- complaint as to the ditch on south guests of U r. Drake at a banquet at so discussed with Individual stu amine each and every member and. and practice of clean speech« Cour r<.u-hiMi . . . Bravery im v ,.,„ In the luce of -------- Hotel llartell. dents the courses they are planning In case any member has contracted age: opposl [cached us at th u early date as to cently opened by Mrs. Ruth Ga- test was awarded to Forrest D m - River rood was referred to the how soon checks w ill be Issued; do routte The session will open at 11 o'clock to follow. ley's patrol for four stools. Six street committee. Coundlmen Dur- any dangerous germs, he shall be tlon and danger, and g ilt to stand not make promises; do not ask for Mrs Garoutte was in Portland and will continue until about 4 Pictures of all organisations and quarantined until all danger has up fur the right and do one's duty. stools were selected to send to the ham, Harvey and Helllwell, who special consideration." it can not last week selecting the newest children’s farm home at Corvallis, will be assisted by C ity Engineer o'clock, when the trip to the seson classes were taken for the annual been passed. Scholarship: Scholastic attainm ent; be granted; It Is "®c*ssary that spring models to be shown at the The troop staged a contest hike to Coiner, were named to Investigate Ing plant will be made Problems last weak and Monday of this week "These recommendations are evidence of Industry and applica indigenous to the publishing bust by M r. Ellis of the Kennell-Ellta made only with the best of Inten tion In studies. Leadership: Abili number o r'" A " number te n,,) ~ 7 * “ * “ " d * * hlPment ot the top of oil well hill, dividing In- the city’s dump ground, complaint ness will be discussed, the program studio of Eugene. Part of the tions and to help to maintain the loan application lock of ' H « m ? i T ?” r* ' lv e i th u week i°„ two 8«ctlone and giving the little having been made that the city Is ty to lead and to accomplish slow up’ loan If there is a n i'd e T h JZ°m Californla Afternoon dresses, fellows a head start. Scoutmaster dumping on private property, and being In charge of Arne O. Rae. proofs have been returned to the present high character, moral Service: as Io how name appears X i r t l f l ^Inner dresses. formal«, sport suits, ™ Aldrich announced that a new to make recommendations In re Eugene, field secretary for the edi high school. The Individual plc- status and ability of our honorable through group action. Kindliness, unselfishness, fellow torial association. de «ivn f..n J l,? : dre“ ea “ nd of tenderfoot Investiture ser- «ard to moving the dump ground lures of ths seniors ami faculty al city council. Hlgned: Your Comm it At a noon luncheon at Hotel lia r- 1 so were taken lost week. All the tee on Morals." noslerj will be featured during the v‘ce W*H he conducted next Satur- The bugaboo of salary cuts for promotion of the Interests and wel- ‘B<- bureau or to state headquar- revue. The models w ill be Maxine day night. tell Frank Jenkins, Eugene editor, pictures were to have been taken city employes again raised Its head fare of associates without hope of ,eri1 asking how to make applica- Nelson, MadelJe Beidler. Genevieve , Patrol leaders of troop 18 w ill deliver a talk on advertising last week but because of rain part Deputy Assessors Meet. personal reward. llon or how much you can get; see Woodard. Edith Easley and Leon- Tuesday afternoon to discuss met over the allowing of bills. Salary problems. o f them had to be left for this the cuts went into effect February 1 A number of deputy assessors met tine Stark. Mrs. John L. Kelly w ill 1 rearrangement of patrols About 20 are expected to attend week. . „ 4 ,• ». and it was pointed out that ap Friday with County Assessor Ben The visit to the seson I ng plant _____________ The cast of the operetta, "Jerry F. Kenney preparatory to starting were appointed a committee to take (|uiry ,.an not bt. anawered; jfcheck assist Mrs. Garoutte with the revue pointive officers, according to the will be of Interest because of the of Jericho Road," presented four their field work March 1. Among charge of the Legion's share of the does n t reach you a» vou exnecterf and will announce the models. Miss city charter, served from April 1 to o „ i . . nr " UnCe„ T* m™ e s Miss , fact that Mr. Drake contemplates ■ kits at a special assembly held last the nrw deputies present was L. L. dedication ceremonies of the new do not write asking why the’ delay.' M rs d e n ^ a n e y will «In? a ^ o 1 ^ O n l G r O W U lg C o n t e s t April 1 and th at therefor the salary the location of one or more plants Tuesday afternoon to advertise the Burns, who w ill assess " the Dorena arm ory. Plan. were made t„ a l. every letter that nfust be a n s w e r^ M r . Inez MeVks the L T u W P la n n e d fo r 4 -H W nrV cuts should not go into effect until In southern Oregon. operetta. district that time. The m atter was amic lend the American I-eglon auxili- slows up 20 checks; If first loan Nook will drem the mrwioi.’ h V r la n n t U I0l 4 l l W OrK ably The Girls' League wilt hold Its adjusted when appointive of No changes have been made in ary program on community service was made from a bank, your certl- for the nivna and *w111‘h a v e ^ h o m r , ' T * - fro? v a n < your monthly meeting Thursday morn the regular schedule of valuations ficers announced th eir willingness U now in Veterans' Bureau, of their makeup. * ing. The constitution will be voted on either personal or real property to be held March 16. Fred Ben- Local Bank Is Sponsor for Pro- accept the salary cuts os from nett, district commander, reported oshington, D. C.; urge every ap- The feature picture will be "The upon. February 1. and no new class of property Is to Ject In This Section of »‘ Oak- “ ‘“ r n ^ e n ^ i V i 1 “ ^ C?e‘° r F ,th e r '" f * * ‘ urlng Marion The officers, class repreeenla- be .«erased th l. year according to ° n “ r* " nt I 'p« lon The committee to investigate the ridge, where plans were made to UT1 Ca rodloti 4 government life tatlvcs and chairmen of commit Mr. Keeney. Lane County. Prayther creek watershed reported 1I X - — doing J*s__ Insur- • h ■ lm I | Davies, popular screen star anee policy; • e.nse you m w »1 ill be organize a post there. lees of (he Girls' league met last the m atter still under investigation. and his dependents a distinct ser County-Wide Project to E xterm in Tuesday and decided to have a A county-wide corn growing con The committee to Investigate the vice." page in ths Grovlon, high school possibility of enacting m ilk Inspec N IN E T E E N G RO UPS E N T E R ate Praia Has Support test, sponsored by the F irst Nation annual. tion In the city reported the pro P O L Y l'IIO N IC SONG C O N TE S T al bank of this city, the Bank of W O R K O F L A N E 4-H CLUBS of Farmer«. The University high basketball ject still under consideration. The Commerce in Eugene and the Junc- TO R E A C H H E IG H T A T F A IB quintet scored a second victory same committee was appointed to U N IV E R S IT Y O F O R EG O N , Eu 1 tion City State bank. Junction City, An Intensive campaign against over ths Cottage Grove team at Eu I has Just been announced by the investigate the proposition of meat The Cottage Grove high school gene, March 5 .— (Special.) — That gene Friday night by a lopsided Blanks for use In obtaining 11- I inspection for the city. Plans are now being made, ac gray digger ground squirrels will he basketball team lost Its final game students at University of Oregon county club agent, R. C. Kuehner. Considerable interest was aroused carried on in all parts of Isine total of 42 to 6 This was (he last of the season Friday night at Eu- like no music but Jazz Is disputed cording to Inform ation received censea under the new amendments Eight pounds of selected seed county again this year, according game of the season for ths locals, gene when University high school by the large number of entries In froi^ the county club agent, to to the state nursery laws, passed by w ill be furnished each member en- by a council resolution. I t was the legislature with an emergency who ended with a total of six de 4-H club work in Lane coun tabled for 30 days. The resolution to County Agent O 8 Fletcher downed the locals by a one-elded the polyphonic song contest which climax ty $y determining county cham clause and now in effect, are ready rolling, upon his agreeing, w ith his in full follows: Resolved: T h a t the Squirrel poisoning day has been set feats and no victories. score ot 42 to 6. The win clinched w ill be held at the university In parents' consent, to turn in a rec- mayor or any member of the city Augusta Hack, assisted by Ber for distribution to those wishing I Lane for Monday. March 30 the championship of the league for May. This contest was originated pions and winners at the to the county club agent, and council, or any elective or appoln- Exhibits, demonstra- them by C. E. Stewart, county fru it ord • real's a «« Aaelelkta __ _ » _ ai_ _ aa The Ia n s county agricultural nice Mosby, entertained Rev. and thf campus b'kh. Lottage < .rove t i. >• ‘r bv nu i. ... ) o f tin I o . county fair. Judging contests w ill be inspector, who has received detail- to al> exhibit. member tive officer, or employe of the rt' City council has adopted gray digger Mrs. I. O. Shaw Tuesday evrnlng at a dinner at ths practice house. ground squirrel control work as one desires, and he may purchase addi- hlbited from serving upon any com- The agriculture club has been In- of the county-wide projects to be tional seed from the same lot. at mlttee appointed by any organizes a', U .I V 0 ,4 .0 » .,™ . o . » .- ..m m l i e . . . . . . . . .11 c l . b . cost. tion to Investigate matters In which ...... . I 4 . , , . , 1M , „ “ " f , u p „ „ ....c w v w j j “J ... The county w ill be divided into ‘ he CitY at Cottage Grove Is a par- 1» expected that subordinate products banquet to be held March Lane county, M r. Stewart said. 3 In Odd Fellows hall. three districts. D istrict 1. including ‘Y- Be *‘ further resolved That The gome was one sided, Unlver- Grove will be one of the represen- iuture. granges. Farmers' union locals, and He cited that a 315 license fee I all those living on a rural route out s» ould any of the above named of- Jimm y Mortensen, freshman, has slty high school showing superior tatlves of PI Beta Phi sorority. Each club is encouraged to hold community clubs will cooperate In must be paid by nurserymen and left school. of Junction City and trib utary to f*cera or employes accept such ap- ability In teamwork and basket Two large loving cups are offered an achievement day and a local ex- tho campaign. ‘ n addition to that, it is florists w ith one acre or more de the Florence highway, w ill be the P°‘ntment his salary shall be for- Farm organisations In eommunl- 1 —— — shooting. The locals made their lo the ensemble making the best voted to business, by landscape district sponsored by the Junction f®ited and his office shall be de- ties where ground squirrel control t i r ’ it • iir - za i first score lata in the second quar showing at a competitive audition hoped to have community exhibits gardners, and dealers doing a busi City State bank. Entrants w ill clared vacant during such period of Is a problem ars expected to noml- ” llKinS »V inS OVCT JOneS ter when Woodard sank a basket. to be held In May. One cup w ill go *n different parts of the county, ness over 3300. make their exhibit at Junction investigation. nate one rodent control supervisor The last half was rough, most of to the women's house or hall en- The 4-H club fair, held at Junction A 33 fee w ill be charged nursery for each school district covered by the 23 fouls called during the game tering the best vocal sextet, and the City last fall, was voted a huge men with less than one acre de City. D istrict 2, inoluding those living on rural routes out of Eu other will be awarded to the men's success by every one and It was the these organisations. In communi being made In that half. organization with the best quartet general opinion that another should voted to their business, or to deal gene. w ill he In the district spon ties where there are no farm or The lineups follow. ers doing less than 3500 in business. sored by the Bank of Commerce, ----------------------be held this coming year to precede gsnlzatlons. ths county agent will NuhetltuU. Grapplers Stage Tor- University High. Cottage Grove The $3 license is applicable to Eugene, and entrants w ill make Crew Improves Iloud. the county fa ir activities and to select rodent control supervisors If Q Milligan, 6 — F _ _ _ ......... Clark rid, , Scrappy Battle The crew of men at work improv- act as an assembling point in prep- ®rs, I®3® ‘ ban one acre of their exhibit in Eugene. District there la sufficient local Interest. Buck. 1 1 --------- F ------- Woodard. 3 Monday Night. c ‘ th e Lorane L o r a n e hill h ill road ro a d expect e x n e c t to to aration aration for for the the activities a c t iv it ie s a t the * S ° ck and berry growers sell- 3. including those living on rural These supervisors will he appointed Kruse, 2 __~_.C________ Schaler lnK he ing to out-of-state trade. A 31 li routes out of Cottage Grove and Tax Rolls Turned Over to Sheriff by the county court and will be giv Graham, 7 ___ G ____ Quggisburg finish the work In that section this county fair. Other community acti vities of this nature are to be en cense is necessary for berry grow Creswell, and all in the southern Are 3192,000 G reel tor. en authority to poison squirrels on MacAlllster, 8 ..O Crawford, 3 week, according to John Trunncll, Speedy Jones of Kelso, Wash., ers selling to home trade, and end of the county, w ill be in the neglected land at the expense of and Jack W ilkins of Portland, new Substitutes: U. H 8.. Jacobs 2, who is in charge of tho work. They couraged In other parts of the Figures Show. agents must obtain a 31 license. district sponsored by the F irst N a county. the owner. comers to the local wrestling game, W hittaker 6, 8oults 2. Glad, Dens- have been cutting banks and wid Any person who buys and sells tional bank of Cottage Grove, and O fficial notice has been given to staged a scrappy battle Monday low, Nash 1, McCully, Kneeland; enlng some of the curves. They ex stock beside that he grows himself entrants w ill exhibit in Cottage pact to begin work the latter part all persona having charge of land night In Phillips hall when they Cottage Grovo, Safley, W right. Over one-third the total number Total amount due as taxes in ' of the week on the Shoestring road of accidental deaths in the United is construed as a dealer under the Grove. A member w ill be allowed Lane county this year Is more than In Lane county to take steps to ex Referee: Chappy King. new law. substituted for Thor Jensen, who to compete only In the district 3192,000 greater than that of last near London. terminate gray digger ground squir was nut because of Injuries, and States are caused by motor vehicles. M r. Stewart pointed out that the where he enrolled. rels on their property w ithin 10 Ulackle Herman of Seattle, W ilkins year, according to figures sub- Cruson Named Reserve Officer. provisions do not apply to the sale days from March 3. The size of the project is one acre mitted by Ben F. Keeney, county The Sentinel is In receipt of a winning two out ot three falls. A of plant, shrubs, etc., by anyone not The county agent has prepared big crowd filled the hall. and any boy or girl between the assessor. The tax rolls were turned communication from the Army regularly engaged tn business or a supply of poison barley for sale ages of 9 to 18 will be eligible, over to the sh eriff for collection Press, headquarters N in th Corps when sales are only incidental to Every member w ill exhibit 25 ears Monday and the assessor’s figures Jones, who weighed In at 146 to farmers of loine county at cost. area, Presidio of San Francisco, farm production, or when the an of corn and a completed record is show that there Is due and uncol- Thia poison barley may be purchas pounds, took the first fall after 43 Cal., announcing that Claude nual sales are less than 350. ed at the office of the county agent minutes of torrid wrestling, pinning Churchill Cruson, 208 south Sixth . to be exhibited at the corn show to lected the sum of 32,257,510.25 as and from dealers In all parts of the 1 tho Rtappler with a fly I be held in the county next fall. Out- compared with 32,063,343.10 '■■) street, was recently commissioned OLD TERRITORIAL RO.AD county. Ths ehsrge Is 40 cents for Ing toehold. W ilkins came back a captain In the coast artillery re- standing exhibits w ill be sent to year. TO B E G R U B B E D . G R A D E D the Pacific International to com a five-pound bag. which Is 10 cents strong and took the second fall In The state and county levy for pete In the Portland union stock 1930 on which the taxes soon to be per bag less than has been charged 23 minutes with a series of head- • * rve- u n|‘ c‘* States army, accord- locks. easily pinning Jones after ,n* to Information received there Grubbing w ill start in a few days yards corn contest. lu former years. collected are based was 24.1 mills getting him groggy. Jones was a fr,,,n the wnr «‘ «'Pnrtmcnt. Captain I on the road leading south from Lo All Livestock 4-H club members as compared w ith 21.7 m ills for favorite with the crowd. He show- Cruson served In the regular army rane to the Douglas county line, un- 1929. FINAL ORGANIZATION DAY ____ od to ___________ good advantage but W ilkins' | for " number of years prior to the . , - i —- r »»»«. »o V144U. in auui- The assessor's statement of taxes F O B 4-H CLUBS IS S E T ten-pound weight advantage worked W orl‘> war and saw service during trie? w “ on. t0 “ vestock projects carried f ° » ectibIe as 8iven the sheriff fol- __ W ilkins ___ ____ ! against him. took the third ,he W orld war He ” was for a Hum- trict. according to P. M Morse circular announcing the contest l0Wd- Ths final day for organisation of and deciding fallI in i 'l l minutes with , ber of >’eilr8 captain of the natlon- , county engineer. Lane county has * “ is being sent to all schools in the ®ta ‘ e and county, 31,196,427.26. cooking and sewing clubs for 4-H a cradle roll after rabbit punching a’ guard unit of thia city. a mile and a half of the old terrl- Special school taxes, 3514,506.10. I county asking fo r the names of ft | torial road to complete and it is I those interested in the project. club members In I-ane county has Jones seven times. Fans reported Union high school taxes. 357,- been set as March 10. A strenuous ths match as one of the cleanest SPEEDY' JO NES W R E S T L E S expected that Douglas county will 411.68. JACK W IL K IN S TO D R A W attempt to have all cooking and seen here for some time. build the rood from the border line Special road taxes, 387,147.88. sewing club members complete their to Anlauf, where it connects with George K e rr and George Suttles _ . . Special city taxes, 3378,263 12. 148-pound wrestler work by the tlms school Is out will boxed four 2-mlnute rounds to a I . s Pe«‘_dy Pacific highway. Special port of Siuslaw taxes, from Kelso, Wash., and Jack W il be made In Lane county this year. draw. Grading work w ill follow the 310,042.04. Summer time projects for boys ' kins, 156-pound grappler from Port clearing, it was announced. Lane Special forest patrol ta t, 314,- land, who substituted for Jensen and girls In 4-H club work Include county has already built two and a T W A S S O M E party, my dear, have been any more stationary. 771.71. I-eglonnalres Go to Oakridge. nnd Stecher on the Saturday night I half miles of this road and It is the following: Canning, room Im- if you know what I mean, W e tried the good night stuff Special extermination gray dig The Cottage Grove Lions club ,st , H Amilr. i X Mountain now In good condition. In the early h .„ , l.- .u .'» ; .; ™ . , p » i , ~ ™ . 'J . n O » t " ” wr’’* “ '"K <*"> »‘ and about two o'clock every again and the folks were begin will broadcast an hour's program ger squirrel tax, 3113.85. V ,* w Pavilion, wrestled an hour to rose and flower garden projects, I : u i Au ‘,rli ! ? l.U | ‘.IOn " r i 1 tO days all through tra ffic between the body stepped outside to see us ning to bet we wouldn't make it Special horticultural tax, 367.01. Sunday afternoon between 3:30 and vegetable garden, poultry, rabbits, fr' ~ t,° “ RrouP a draw, each bonecrusher winning W illam ette valley and southern drive home. in ten good nights. Henry got Total, 32,258,705.62. b e ... livestock club. Tnd crop^ I ‘ S i d' * r?c‘ " » a fall. 1:30 over KO R E , radio station of j Oregon and California followed this all fussed up and fixed the points "Good night!” we yelled as Collected by county assessor on Eugene. Rev. Duncan P. Cameron » b° known »’ W ilkins took the first fall in 23 . route. clubs. April IB has been set as the r « l e » , J he Henry stepped on the starter in the exhaust. personal property, 31240.37 Is in charge of arrangements. w '‘ h a double arm bar and final day for the organization of w V r ? i ^ thing. I t whirred, but the en A t kist Fred came to the res Total due and uncollected, 32,- The program w ill include the fol mTen.U n 7 H . •I«nlfled their J()nM took the , econd 28 mln. this type of club. gine wou'dn't explode. Henry cue. He said what I ’d have said Poultry Club Granted Charter. lowing: Vocal trio, Mrs. Amorel 257,510.25 th a n e J / becoming members. A ute, wlth n dol)ble „ , tophold got out and turned the intake a long before if I hadn't been so The Hebron Poultry club is listed Monson. Mrs. Cleo Morelock and , a PP t f ° r ," n, * r Nelthpr c° uld » '» » '■» “ >• « - Saleabooka. The Sentinel. little. Everybody stood on the busy saying good night— " I ’ll i among 11 4-H clubs soon to receive Mrs. Glen Haney; vocal solo, Mrs. PLANS MADE TO CONTINUE rnngements have been made for a nlnln|ng n)ne m |nu, „ . porch waiting. bet you're out of gas.” . , . and ' charters, according to word re- Haney; instrumental number by Steel Cabinet!. The Sentinel. ALFALFA WEEVIL BATTLE l° C'“ P°.V ‘ ° W lldc* ‘ McCann. 138 pounds, of "W ell, good night!” we sang all the time there hadn't been as I eelved by R. C. Kuehner, county orchestra, under direction of Fred L l8„ P? ‘ L l.he.£ r- 0PI r- a n d Blackln Herm an. 165 again. But the more we tried the much as a drop in the gasket I i club leader, from H. C. Seymour, Anderson; vocal duet. Dr. H. A. Those who attended the meeting pounds, from Seattle, have been Favorable action In ths legisla more the car didn’t go. Henry W e got away about three, and state club leader. E. J. Edwards Is Hagen and N . J. Nelson; group ture on funds to continue the battle from this city were Rov. D. P. Cam billed as the main attraction for said that maybe the generated Henry said, “ I'm off guessing at leader of the club. g íT T ÍH COM« AUX«, eron. Fred Bennett, Peter Nelson Saturday night at the Mountain singing. Lions club; address, D. A. against the alfa lfa weevil Is gratl- was flooded. So he fixed T H A the gas. From now on. I ’ll watch and Floyd Hunter. OVO MAM • «ILI. AMO Emerson. president of Lions club, lying, according to C. E. Stewart, View pavilion. “ Here goes— good night!" But the ammeter.” And I said. " I Small diamonds have been made A L f C WILL. 0 g T M C R B . address. Rev. Cameron. | county fru it Inspector. Contlnua- a fence post, my dear, couldn’t told you so!” artificially by dissolving carbon ---------------------- tion of w ork of the quarantine M IC « H A N O v r s A M O Copyr'shl, 1480- -John Jetiten. There Is No Substitute for News There Is No Substitute for News melted in Iron and allowing It to There Is No Substitute for News- station w ill be made possible If the paper Advertising. ______ N 0 U C A M W O R K M ETT paper Advertising. crystalixe. paper Advertising. governor signs the bill including the j W IU T B A . W M C M 'M U alfalfa work appropriation. By Osborne i fiA M T PLAV colf Farm ers of this area could do W ill'«ou well to Increase their acreage of fto AWAV alfalfa, said M r. Stewart, but an AMO 1ST M t other Infestation of the weevil PO MY I would probably result In a quaran pqopeptv motweb wanted to sell - a suckeo « WORK : tine In California against Oregon and would discourage further plant ing. \ " M For Tonight Campaign Is Under Way Against Gray Squirrels Cottage Grove Quintet Loses Last Game 42-6 New State Nursery Law Provisions Are Explained I In Wrestling Match Here County Taxes This Year Show Increase Over Last ’With Hetttyfs incomef said M rs . M olla P ropp , “ we don’t need our batteries charged’ L to n s Club Sponsors Radio Program I THE FEATHERHEADS r FeBx Thought It Was a New Hotel Al f e s ? F :IT IS ?.»•< George W. R iggs Dies. George Washington Riggs, 77, na tive Oregonian, died Monday a t hie home at Mabel. Mr. Riggs was born April 17, 1853, at Crawfords ville. He was a son of pioneer resi dents of that community. R. V. Riggs of this city Is one of six sur viving sons. Other surviving rela tives include two daughters, three sisters, two brothers and 13 grand- chlldren. The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at the Mabel church. Rav. C. F. Pike of the Springfield Meth od lit church officiated. Interm ent was In the Upper Mabel cemetery. -AM* Mimeograph Supplies. Sentinel.
