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COTTAGE IIHdVF,, I.A S F COUNTY. OREGON, FRIDAY. APRIL I», 1931.
C ottage G ro v e’s N e w A rm ory Building Is to Be
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D edicated W ith E laborate E xercises Saturday
M U ltr it M
WHETHER TO PURCHASE
I. oc a ted Here
C ar Without Steering
H heels Humps Hog,
Humps D river
Cottage Grove probably will not
be able to claim the honor of being
I the place where the Lockwood
hotel, pioneer hostelry. wan located
, A picture of the hotel wa» recently
printed by the Kugene Reglster-
I Guard, but It« location was not
known beyond the fact that It waa
som ewhere In thia aection of coun­
try.
Two pioneer
women,
both reel-
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LONDON, April 1. 'hlS'rtwuit.d P o s t e r & K la i,c r
C ity I O p tio n On B o o th - K e lly Trying
to gtve service has resulted
in the necessity on the part of N.
Permission for Sign on
Land on Prayther Creek
J. Nelson of the Nelson Motor com ­
Burkholder Building.
pany m aking explanations relative I
Expires This Month
to an accident that happened to a
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car that a custom er had made ar­
A resolution Introduced oy Coun-
Whether or not the city U to ex­ rangem ents to use while his own
ercise an option which it holds with was being repaired by the m otor oilman Brund, which would have
the Booth-Kelly Lumber company company.
penalized any member of the city
Mr. Chetwood, who is employed governm ent who became a member
for I the imrviMMWJ
purchase ox
of i 1400
acres
of
1M
n«; a
u c « ox
Ae
logged <•«
"» the Prayther at the Black Butte quicksilver of any civic com m ittee having t<> do
j m
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Oardiner Km- creek w ater. hed u u
d, cld' d at mines, w as the victim of the acci- with affairs in which the city aa a
plre and Scottsburg have each re­ an adjourned meeting of the city dent. He was within a mile or so corporate body la directly Inler-
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ceived one vote. The two voting council, to be held April 20. The of the mines on his way home w ith eated, waa voted down ft to 1 at
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I for Cottage Grove arc Mr». W. H. three-year-option held by the city the "service” car when he suddenly Monday night’s session of the city
j McKenzie, who «aid that she re­ expire« May 1, and It will at that became aware that he was holding council.
building
as having
In speaking In favor of the reso-
1 membered
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u the
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. - i time be necessary for the city eith- the steering wheel in his hands
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? ,em T,nuber er to make a payment of »1.000 or without the wheel being connected , lutlon, Councilman Brund ref -rred
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relinquish the option.
to the steering m echanism . He had to City Engineer Coiner, who was
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“ ‘u “ 7 “ “ ' The total price to be pa.d oy «he been traveling over the rough part a member of a chamber of coni-
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the 1400 acre, la »3,000. At of the road, and it was presumed m erce com m ittee to which was glv-
W. H. Champion. She said It waa 1 . the time the option waa given the the bumping completed a partial en investigation of the ITayther
located where the so-called Spray .city the Anderson & »Middleton break in the bolt that connects the creek watershed. During the dis-
I brick now stands.
' Lumber company bad until March wheel with the steering m echanism , cusston it w as learned that Mayor
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O. O. Veatch, who know» every i 31 of thia year to remove some tim- The car, traveling at a slow rate Glass Is a member of the same
building that the city has ever had, j her left standing on five forties. of speed, bumped into a stump, the uommlttee. L a t e r
Councilman
' «ays there never was a hotel where ' This timber has never been re­
front wheels and wishbone were Brund pointed out that City Attor-
i the Spray brick now stands, that
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ovcu a
n u would
w u u ia g
o with
w n u the
m e t land.
ana.
moved
and
go
shoved back under the car and the ney Lombard is a member of the
‘ “ rema,“ed * " “ I’ The Booth-Kelly Lumber company car tipped the driver out into the m ilitary company com m ittee hand-
! w 2 . h ul?
" has a cruise which shows over « -
road. He was not injured.
ling the request for removal of a
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At the
Nelson explains that the car is I telephone pole in front tft the
and ne^er'hfd 7 7 '
U m ^r'am uld p^y for the not of any of the fam ous brands armory.
for which his company has the
Councilm an Brund agreed to re­
and never had a fence around It as
shown in the Register-Guard pic-
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,°? “ agency, and that should be ex p la n a -' m oval of penalty, which was that
tion enough.
i any officer working on a civic com-
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defective,
an b&e been
claim-
ture.
e wav
remembers
It aa aiT
the were there
gtu, wouid
enough
,o
-------------------- m ittee, under the conditions set
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pay for the watershed tw ice over, i __ . u , •
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forth, should lose his salary for the
' fa m ilia r
with Dimm er* hiilVin *"
il could
*°ld at
0,8 thou‘ i n s t a l l a t i o n V a p o r i z a t i o f l
period that he was a member of
MOST BKAl T IF t I. ARMORY HU tl.D IN G IN OREGON.
I c o r i X a * « T wha^ Mr V « U h h « X " 4 and 0,6 C‘ty W0Uld
the
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KJ____1 „ IV____ com m itU e, but that was not
The building Is Iftl'» feet by »«•« fset. It contains a rnnln auditorium 62x100 feet, a supply room, battery room, officers’ and orderlies’ rooms. a j -----— —
— , w ual n u i, d t
11—,d v ih .
D o DC su fficien t to save the resolution.
rlfls range 1(1x127 feet. rooms for various veterans' organizations, kitchen and dining room, lobbies and rest rooms. New furnishings and equip- “ ld- She saye thia hotel was the ’ h "
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A representative of Foster A
mont have been purchased, Stevens, Nlbtock * Ix>«bo, local firm, were the contractors. Other persons furnishing materials or labor for the build-i I>eP°t hotel and that she was oper-
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Ing were as follows J. II. Chambers A Hon, lumber; Cottage Grove M anufacturing company, mill work; Schofield Stewart, plumbing and heating; alor l ° r the Postal Telegraph com-
v« n , n . tim e . «„a it h e .
DeVore A Bldwell, painting; G etty . A Graber, hardware; Malcolm Horn, gravel
pany, which had its office in the ! vanou’ Ume“>
*.»>*• been
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the
Burkholder
building. It was
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I building, at the time that It burned found neces“ ry durln« dr>
sea’
sons to augm ent the Dinner creek "
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P°inted
th« sidewalk at
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kwood
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supply. The intake Is in the Ump- S ™p *t*d ’ “ cord.‘.n^ l ° HarrV “ A*1" thia point Is narrow and that a pro-
C ollage Grove will be a military
Three hundred special invitation« signed, Lee It. Woods Sr. becamr city the original unit designation
ikin. local representative - of a n the
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‘^ c h e s,“ wh“en“
city Haturday when several mem have been issued and there will he rirst lieutenant and Frank H. Hnod- - n l|,h tA,r * l â
"* 1907 ' "Mr U x liw ix « , d o e, not remember qua forest, but the greater portion ,k,B
bers of the general sta ff of Oregon representatives here from Eugene, grass w ss appointed second lieuten-
£ m ™ d s ere’
“re ,iv e feet above the -Wewalk. might
and four military companies from Springfield, Junction City. Port u n t
which
Theee tests consist of air being £
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other cities will be here for dedlca- land. Klamath Falls. Roseburg, Sa­
In June, 1013, Captain 0 » Metcalf
the city has an option.
forced into the tanks and machin- lead
t0 the
a r m o ^ The
tlun exercises for the new armory lem, Albany nnd other cities.
Paul Pieper, ranger at Rujada,
was translsrred to sta ll
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Among the high officials who
Honor guests will be as follow s. tain Jam es C. Johnson ertele en- lOittrp 8. Bttkoweltt moved up to the S om e brink Th . b m i o i — - t t n speaking at the chamber of com- ery at a pressure of approxim ately request waa u b ied.
will he present are General George General « n il
36^ 00?«
P etitions for the removal of a
Mr». George A. sumed command of sixth company, second lieutenant as of May 21, L t . n d a ' a » «iîe c ê nXni’ h o t * d V i l * 1 merce luncheon Tuesday, said that
A. White, In rommand of the north­ White, Brigadier • General Rllea, Lieutenant Snodgrass resigned and 102«. Samuel G. SchwarU, who had I fr„nt ha , M.n
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drOp Postal Telegraph company pole
r e n m d e X thaï the forest »ervice has no control . X .36 b° Urfia« «
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west arsa and adjutant general of Colonel Irwin, Major ' and Mrs. Merle U B cov.ll, who had been been battery first -ergéant, w a s , X ? n o ^ o ^ T b i m
whatever over privately
owned n pressure, thia indicates the sys- from W hiteaker avenue were ra-
the sta le and Brigadier General Waahburne, Mayor and Mrs. Glass, company quarterm aster sergeant, successively appointed second and ' tjuildln,. shown ln
th land, that it would do its best to
l i ^ h t a P d guards
against ferred to the gtreet com m ittee and
leak»««-
Thoa. R iles This probably will be Mr. and Mrs F. L. Grannie, Lieu- became second lieutenant. Upon first lieutenant following the resig 1
k picture
8nown ln lne R egister-¡p r o t ê t the city’s interest, but that any lo“
city attorney.
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Guard
The huge tanks for the storage of
Brigadier General Kllea’s first pub- tenant and Mrs. H W Lombard, the elevation of Captain Johnson to nations of Lieutenants IX'Long and
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all the governm ent can guarantee
The city attorney
instructed
lie appearance since his recent ad Hecond Lieutenant and Mrs. Orvll a majority in September, 1014, F irst Bukowskl in 1020 and 1030. He ,
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| is protection of the portion of both liquid butane, or bu-gas aa it ! I to request the removal of debris of
eorf t h e - ^ S e X Ä n tE i g ^ l ^ l7 ther creek on
“ “ tumbleduw" huikilngs.
vancement from lieutenant-colonel, Hazen, Mr. and Mrs. Bede, Dr. and L ieutenant Woods was assigned to commanded the battery folic*"'*"*' =
Out-of the-clty military units th sl Mrs. Hagen, Robert Fromm, Rev. command the company and waa Captain Cruson'a resignation
The sew er com m ittee reported
will join with battery ”E , ' 240th C. and Mrs. Cameron. Hugh Smith, elected captain to rank from Octo- until his own resignation on ac­ street, closely resem bles the hotel I Mr. Pieper said that the city’s m- the vaporization equipm ent are now
that it had found a suitable place
A., are company "M." machine gun Mr. and Mrs. Emerson. Mr. and he r 2v, 1014. The following Janu- count of removal from the state in pictured by the Register-Guard.
| tereats have been protected in the in place.
These tanks are cylindrical, o f j for a city dump ground on the
unit, 102d Infantry. Eugene, com- Mrs. Edward Bailey, Senator and ary Claude C. Cruson became the August, 1030.
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permit recently given for graz­
city's w est side watershed proper­
pany ’’C,” 182d infantry. Eugene, Mrs. 11. C. Wheeler. Representative junior officer ln place of Lieuten-
Captain LaSells D. Stewart, who R o O C I lt S u p e r v i s o r s A r 6
ing a large band of sheep ln the st.-sel construction w ith riveted and ty. The com m ittee was empowered
medical detachm ent of Iftllth tnfan- and Mrs. Earl lltll. Judge and Mrs. ant Scovell, who waa promoted to la a world war veteran with over
national forest near the city’s wa- welded seam s, sim ilar to the tank to arrange for the construction of
cars in w hich the liquid gas i s !
try, Eugene, and
first battalion C. P. Barnard, R epresentative and first lieutenant. With the resigns- seas service as an officer of engio-
terahed. H e intimated that there shipped. The liquid tank will have a road to the property.
hewdquartsre unit, l«2d infantry. Mrs. E. A. McCornack, Senator and lion of Lieutenant Scovell in Janu- eers, waa elected captain and aa-
ia a growing demand for grazing
The street committee was auth-
Sprlngfleld.
Mrs. Joel C Booth, Col. and Mrs. ary. 1018, Lieutenant Cruson be- signed command of the battery in
* j land, that the cutover Bootb-Kelly a storage capacity of 15,000 gallons.
At 2 30 a parade will form at the J. C. Johnson. Col. and Mrs. Ii K. came first llsuleuant and Benjamin August, 1030, with Herbert W. Lorn Additional District* Will Be Or- land (ln the Prayther creek water- while the gas storage tank w ill orized to employ county machinery
old armory to inarch to the new Lawson. Major and Mrs. H. K. Met- C. King, who had been an enlisted bard as bis first lieutenant. -The |
l shed) would be suitable for that have a capacity of approxim ately lor scarifying macadam streets of
gunited Upon Request to
the city.
armory for flag raising ceremonies, calf, Captain and
Mrs. LaSelia man in the company, w as appointed vacancy for second lieutenant w as,
j purpose and possibly would be used 12,000 cubic feet of gas.
W hen com plete these tanks will
The street com m ittee was auth-
In line will be the Cottage Grove Stewart, Mayor and Mrs. H. E. second UsulunanL
filled the follow ing December by 1
f l f the city loses control.
County Agent.
be coated w ith alum inum paint, orized to draw up an ordinance
band, American I-eglnn drum corps. Wilder of Eugene, Mayor and Mrs.
These officers constituted the of- the appointment of Orvil O. Hazen,
which against the red tile of the that would permit construction of
school boy patrol, auxiliary units Wllford P. Tyson of Springfield, fleer personnel of the battery for who had been acting first sergeant
building, will give them an attrac- board sidewalks on outlying im-
of veterans’ organizations and high Mayor and Mrs. J. II. Miller of the next year and a hair or until for several months.
Seventy rodent control supervis- TOWER OFFICIALS W ARN AS
TO
DANGERS
K
ITE
FLYING
tive appearance.
proved streets.
school Students. Rev. Duncan P. Junction City, reserve officers of a short time after the unit waa tak-
That the m aintenance of b atten
h*Ve been aPP°inted bF t*»e
Every effort is being made to
Ail appointive officers were re­
Cameron of this city, state chaplain lam e county and former officers of en into the federal service at Fort "E, ” 240th Coast Artillery as an L“ ’e
1° >aad in the
Kite
flying
season
is
approaching
of the American Legion, will deliver the local national guard unit.
Stevens for world war service. Af- o outstanding
u t s t a n d in g a
n d l live
i v . component nf
against
digger ,
and
of cam paign agam
si gray
aiggei
- arm er days of spring and speed up installation work, so that j elected by an unanimous vote. They
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gas may be turned on a t the very I are City Engineer Coiner, Chief of
a short address, after which the
Governor Julius L, Meier, who ter the m ovem ent
the Mountain States earliest possible m om en t
i Police Pitcher, City Attorney Lom-
building, said by the general start wa, invited to be present and take panles com prising the Oregon regl- interest of each and every resident dl"lricta- Siaty 7
supervisors p
comDanv
are
cooperating
W hen work is completed and the bard and H ealth Officer Frost,
t o be th"
t h s "lo*t
m u s t beautiful
b e a u t if u l armory
a r n u .r v part
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*^o* er company
program,
has declined mont of coast “ artillery
to F o il of _______
Cottage Grove
is «-»»«z
generally rec- were nominated by 20 farm organ- with
local safety organizations in plant ready to be put into opera- The city engineer was also given
building in the state, will be thrown
invitation on account of the Stevens on July 2ft, 1017, a number ognixed. N ot only as a testim onial
a d. thB remalnder
m eetings an eifort 10 Prevent serious accl-^U on, residents will be invited to the duties of w ater superinten­
open for Inspection
of transfers from the sixth com- of the interest o t the community in °
a5 d 1 com m unity me
pressure of state business.
dents which occasionally happen as participate in dedication
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cere- dent,
street com m issioner and pur-
At 7 sharp there will be a strictly
psny were m a d . in furtherance of national defense i , battery ”E ’ im- ors Dy
J ~ ^ ‘y
the result of kites com ing in con-
Historical.
monies at the p la n t Follow ing the chasing agent. The duties of the
military parade, In which t h . visit­
t h . plan to reassign coast artillery portant. but also as a vital Indus-
f°r this ,
w ith power lines,
Sines May 4, 1007, nearly a quar­ troops to tactical units for over- try Insorfar as pecuniary gain to f®*1
ing military organisations will join
county are listed be-
c M Br^ er vice president and dedication there will be an ins pec- engineer for the additional duties
Uop- tcgir of the plant properties.
are to be fixed by a com m ittee com-
with battery ”K.’’ It will form at ter of a century, Cotatge Grove has «can duty.
d u tv .
T h is Involved
in v o lv e d conver-
c o n v e r - the
ih e city
c lt v is
is concerned.
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A . low. (Num bers refer to school dis- ---------. ..... ........... f
Thia
Since
reor-
company,
Bert Stoneburg spent sev- posed of the entire council.
the old armory and the line of occupied an important place In the slun Into heavy artillery and the g a n lialion following the world war tricts in which supervisor, are to
today
declared,
“It
.
our
that
the past week in Port-
Salaries to be paid the various
march will be east on Main street military history of Oregon,
serve and the name of an orgamza-
loss of the original Identity o f the this unit has been paid between tion
or other inform ation after th e j fÌre. to unduly alarmk chil
Hugh Milligan home, officials did not come up for con-
u ^ h ^ e w i i . n t . I - » » ^ o j and
past th s reviewing stand which Will d a<r m ark, the original stationing
or the equiva-
action
of
.
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v
Ore«on
n
a
l‘onai
most
of
thS
men
of
th
t
Cottage
lent
of
interest
M
a daughter of M rs.; «¡deration.
indicates
be placed at the Intersection o .
----------- most of the men of the Cottage lent of interest a t 6 per cent on name of the « comm
« o m u unity
i u i y in
m c a ie s i ' k,
fl-
However it is oilr
ic Stoneburg an d sister of Mrs. De-
M .ln and Seventh streets, on to ttuerd In this city.
assigned to
lhe ° rKa n‘zat‘°n or group by which , ,llltv
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■ Grove v battery
wwwwwww^ were
w««« aaai^nad
__ »150.000 for nine years
the
supervisors
were
nominated.)
duty
a"d
our
de8ire,
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cooP€ra'
Young.
Isth iim Haa Measles Epidemic.
Eighth street, south on Eighth to
Cottage Grove waa on Ils toe« In batterlea ’ C ” of the «5th and 69th
It is intereating to note that thia
Creswell - (Creswell Grange) _ »Iw»»» m every possible manner
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LATHAM, April 8 .—(S p ecial.)—
Washington, west on W ashington to 1907, Just as it has b«wu over since, artillery regim ents, coast artillery city has furnished a number of
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Scharen;
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of
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pre;
entiOn
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Cases of m easles in the commun­
the now armory, where the units and the location o f a company hero corps, it may be said that the old high officials in the military organ- R iia s e ii- N L
* p . « i n > . dents. It is for this reason that we
tQ
attention of
ity have increased i n ' number to
will "’and retreat and •ower
wa« due to the activity of those »iXth com pany became an overseas izalion of the state. B. K. Lawson R ussell, N *4 of 40. Henry Taylor; [reapectfuI,y
such an extent as to form an epi­
d Th* w
, e , I"£d frun> Colun-I Geo O. unlt and pul lnto cffect and to ha« been advanced to a full co lo n el, 12, H. D. Ludington ; 41, Elvin parents that it is
» dangerous for 1
demic. H alf of the children in the
dedication program In the armory Yoran of Eugene that a new tnfan- Rl>od advantage the training It had In the reserve corps. H. K. M etcalf
M Parry: 1/8, ¡k ites to be flown near electric or S
Latham school were absent the end
h‘ V! 17 company wa* to » • “ uthorlzed received during the decade of Its was a major during the world war Jobn W ullschieger.
telephone lines and especially so i
Coast Fork—(Coast Fork Farm­ when m etal wire or strips are used
the clly band play at the Seventh som ewhere In the state. Prominent existence prior to the world
war. and J. C. Johnson Is now a major
ThV V p^pqua national foi st has I ot laat week on that account and
and Main Inter.ectlon during the re.ldcnta went to Salem at once to
rp o n the reorganization of the In the reserve corps. B. K. Law- ers' U nion)—61, E lisha Geer; 75, in building kites and when any kind just re?SidW '4lit^ra;
;ement number °1 severe cases have been
parade or give a short concert at
urge that the outfit be placed here Oregon national guard follow ing son, when he became lieutenant- J. D. Clark; 50, Lester Gilcrist; 45, of wire is used for kite string or allotm ent for rlScal ye;
The reP°rted.
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N ew cases recently reported in-
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»uccew fu,
the war and upon the
of colonel, was advanced from captain G. W McFarland; 34, W . B. Dor- tails of kites. It is also dangerous total allotm ent a m o u n t s a p
lce elude Dorothy W hite, Darrel and
er aes. Charles Cochran will be
Janies C. Johnson, Harry K. Met- tbe residents of Cottage Grove for and never waa a major. C. C. Cru- ward; 124 and 131, Jack Robinson; for kites to be flown in a thunder mately »8,500, which is
Hugh Trunnell.
j Margaret McKibben, R oy Trunnell,
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▲ ufkii
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®n<l Berton K. I-Awnon were th0 allocation of a unit to thia city, »on, recently comm ander of bat- 25, rv,u~k.
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I storm, for a w et cord or w ire may the am ount for the prese
._ Lilliam Hull, David Hickey. Eldon
AJ**' ®, p ‘* ln' nr*,t
and second (-.„„cral George A. W hite, the adju- tery "E. is now a captain in the
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County aC( a3 a conductor for the electrici- year. Authorization has
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‘‘•«<••»*"1. respectively, of the new tant „enprali Buthorixed the forma- reserve corps. It is a coincidence A gent)—191. M. A. Horn.
ty generated by such a storm. It is tended to the local forest to con- J' aiker. Ilene Trunnell, Ellen Jean,
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I .ARraar Donnl/l nnzl Unlive Dili Unaa
L orane—(Lorane G range)—36, R. very dangerous
ThT.k tn ii2I 1 . X
° * neral unU
dea'*na‘wl co”’‘ Bon of company “D." 186th Infan- that Saturday will be the birthday
for children to at­ struct eight new lookout or firem an l-e R °y. Donald and Baby Pat Han-
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,.r*i‘n’ ‘? ny, ? ’
H Or; ’ °" 'n/ an’ry In ‘ «T. on December 27, 1021. This anniversary of Colonel Lawson, A. Flick, Lorane.
tem pt removel of a kite tangled in houses, a warehouse at Layng na- Helen Powell and Betty Eylar.
L ieutenant
un| t t waa
Was sworn In wlth
with Captaln who so long w as connected with the , Dorena — ( D o r e n n a “ , Farm
f Cleudr
t i.w .r . W „ ashburns.
„ ¿ „ . « a Capt.
e K La-
. the latter part 1 of 1007 . lie
u te n a n t un|
" T ers’
A electric transm ission lines and par­ creek ranger station, nine new
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“L * * 1" Ea*" on wa* pr<’n,oled l° «’»pt**» Claude C. Cruson, First Lieutenant local outfit and who took a promt
“ , , A’ Land:
J- » • ticularly for them to climb poles horse pasture fences, about 17
promi­
tery
local unit. Mayor Glass, nnd transferred from the company Ge"«uge A. 'P r o c to r 'jr 7 \n d Seeond nent part in securing the armory. Spahr; 119, Warren Kelly; 128. after their kites.
miles of new telephone line.- There
Chas. Bales; 177, R. C. Gleason; 84,
11 A. Hagen (president chamber of and Lieutenant Metcalf then be- Lieutenant Clarence S Milne
Its
“It is the policy of our organiza- is also the usual am ount of m ain­
In the days of the old sixth corn- L. W. Hunt.
com m erce), D. A. Emerson (presl- cam e the second In command nnd officers and federally recognized on nanv
this citv w a s a lw a v a r e n r e -
money to keep up exisiting i
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tion to guard against accidents of . tenance
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dent Linns club), Rev. D. P. Cam Harley H. Petr e became the juntoi January 12 1922
pany tnis ciij w as alw ays repre-
Additional supervisors will be ap- au kinds. However, it is necessary ’ improvements. The Umpqua forest
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rifle team
eron (state chaplain
American o fflcer Captain Johnson trans-
trans-
A 7 ' rll, 1923. Captaln Cru>on
re_ -ented in the state
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pointed upon request of farm or- that we ask the cooperation of par- already has 526 m iles of telephone
Legion) nnd Elbert Beds.
ferred to the sta ff In June, , 1910, g|gned nnd w u succeeded by Lieu- the 12 men from the state that were
ac£ ° r’a i*lg to County ents and teachers in Informing line to maintain, exclusive of the
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The exercises will open with and Lieutenant Petrie resigned
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children of the hazards incurred mileage authorized for this season.
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“‘“T8 * i th ;'Th" *hort,y •'»•«’ward. Captain Lawson, bert W. Lombard became first lieu- q u en ti^ ’had ttr e e amfour or five states that farm ers In other com- through carelessness or lack of in- Construction of new im provements
Star Spangled Bannor.
The Invo who had been on sta ff duty, was tenant and Sergeant Donald M. De- *
y ad three, four or ftva muniUes w ill be assisted in organlz- formation so far as the dangers of is quite largely done by the sum­
cation
, g t will be by b Rev. T I. h G Shaw
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ing for squirrel control upon re- kite flying are concerned."
mer force, as incidental to other
Ths high school girls’ sextet will
quest. Farmers desiring this ser-
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work.
s.„ g two n u m b er, "The Glow
vice should apply to the county
Latham Hom emakers Meet.
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This Is the biggest bargain
LATHAM, April 8 —(Special.) —
Moon- by Frederick K. L ogin T h , fleer, were on duty when the com- April W llfrrd 's^M ^Cnleb’'tweem e s n ’T i g r ^ H i i i c v
The Sentinel has offered since
A general discussion on better
Two E nlist ln Army.
before the war.
homes and on the treatm ent of
W illiam J. Booker and Carl M.
j.
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The Sentinel is follow ing the
Melba Cochran. Frances
Randall December 13, 1911. Thle conver of Captain Proctor In July 19°4
The 00,11 ou tn t* rrom the time Nelson of this city enlisted Satur­ measles, led by Mrs. Hugh Trun­
of the Latham
trend of the tim es and has re­
and Louie« Wynne, with Evelyn alon was one of many occurring on Claude C. Cruson reentered the sèi^ of flr ,t orSanl“ tl°n un i» today, day in the United States army at nell, w as the feature
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H om em akers’ club m eeting last
duced the price of subscription
Lane county has asked the United
Smith as accom panist.
Two or that date with tho disbandment of vice as captain of the comixinv In haa alw ayB ranked high at annual
the ____
Eugene recruiting office. Book- Thursday afternoon at the home of
from »2.25 to »2.00, and during
three vocal numbers will
be given tho 4th Infantry and Its rebirth as November. 1924. encampm ent and several tim es has er will gerve
the ’firid 7rU lie7y « " r ^ M b n k ’S « ^ T b !
nJ States treasurer for »107,504.61 as
the present month Is m aking the
by a male quartet composed of A. coast artillery. Other Important
A« a result of tho expansion o f
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b‘g
at Fort Lewts- Waah • and N el~ " “u tte“ S the dlH a rlo o rt bv Dr its share of Oregon * California
astonishing offer of a whole
A Richmond, George Matthews, changes occurring about this time the national guard of this state and at the ,orU ’
will see service with the coast ar- Am - n - n i A nè Ìh» it X . f .,1 " „7 land grant receipts for this year.
year’s subscription for »1.60.
Fred Bennett and Fred Langston, were the promotion of Cuptam the form ation of additional units,
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tillery in the Philippine Islands.
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Uan,el8 of the Lnive™ity of
W. B. Dillard, county
clerk,
Iowa child welfare research station, mailed the request to W ashington
A dance will follow these exer- Lawson to Lieutenant Colonel of com pany "D" was converted to
Those ln arrears m ay take ad­
Good humor Is good sense.
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was read and discussed.
rises. The general public Is Invited the regiment and the election of coast artillery and redesignated
Saturday. The federal officials will
vantage of the offer by paying
Those who are old enough to
A bank advertisem ent tells us
The club’s next m eeting will be make a recheck and make the final
to this as well as the other portions Lieutenant M etcalf to captain __
arrearages to date, a t the old
on battery "E," 249th coast artillery, k now better wish they were young ! that money ln the bank Is the
Thursday, April 16, at the home of determination of am ount Lane w ill. rate, when they wtll be entitled
of the exerriaes. Thera will be no February 13, 1912. During Jnnuary, on April 6, 1926.
enough not to know better.
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cret
to
poise,
but
the
secret
of
hav­
Mrs. Nichols.
get.
charge for any part of the pro- before Captain Metcalf took com-
The allocation o f battery “E ” to
to a year In advance a t »1.5«.
ing money ln the bank ie one of
The county figures Its share as
gram. The dance will start at 9.
mand, Lieutenant Hutchinson re- Cottage Grove brought back to this
Those paid in advance may
Income Tax Records. Sentinel.
balance.
Income Tax Records. Sentinel.
»8,083.39 more than was granted
pay a year in advance from date
last
year.
The
last
figure
was
»99,-
Otbome
of expiration, and will have
419222.
sm all credit due on the amount
The county treasurer segregated
paid in advance, or they may
the amount requested to the several
HUUl-PlIT IT
take the entire credit for hat
''JUST WHAT I SAID J-
M0WM H A i WRlTTSN
W
MV
FELIX
funds
as
follow
s
;
AM IF I C O U L O H T
they have paid In advance and
ME HANDS OF A j
PW ID C M IF MB CANT SILI
'IF
I
SOLD
TW
AT
PQOPEOTY
State and
county,
»68,427.46,
M 'A T D Û M0Ü
,IT>1
SELL IT AT
have that deducted from »1.50 to
REAL ESTATE
■CUT a P PICCE OF «J6PS0T«'
school districts, »15,010.52; union
MEAN ? / •
FOG. M3UG MÖWEQ AT A LOSS,
m ake paym ert to a year from
I'LL BE BLAMED IF
BLAMED f - take too »
OF HCQS ON I K CAST S ice
high schools, »3,947.52; P ort o f | now.
.HAVE ANVWING TO
I'D BE BLAMED-IF I SOLD
CHOICE/ -
OF TOWN RM HSO.FBLIU
Siuslaw, »3355; roads, »18,764.01.
w n w it /•■
IT AT A P Q o riT l b BE BLAMED;
Examples:
1 hjbscriber paid In advance
Tax Turnovers Made.
to next November has paid 20
w
-
A turnover of 1929 taxes am ount­
cents more than he would have
ing to »18,484.80 w as made to the
paid had the rate been »1.50. Ha
county treasurer Thursday by the
may deduct the 20 cents, pay
sheriff. The m oney waa segregated
»1 30 and be paid to a year from
i follows:
November, or
State and county, »9,843^1; ritiea,
A subscriber paid In advance
$3,812.53; school districts, »4,065.78;
to November has »1.00 In sub.
anion high schools, »219.20; road
Ila
districts, »30948; P ort of Siuslaw, scriptton coming to him
k x
may deduct that, pay »3 eanta
$51.74; forest fire patrol, »80.86;
and be paid In advance
a
grey digger poisoning, »2.50.
year from date.
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a
B ack taxes am ounting to »6,864.
f w
Subscribers paid In advance
17 were turned over to the county
who take advantage of neither
treasurer Saturday by the sheriff.
The collections were for the year« i offer will be given proper
n
n
1924, 1925, 1926 and 1927.
at tim e they do make
COTTAGE OBOVE
Incom e Tax Records. Sentinel.
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THE FEATHERHEADS
By
County Will Ask Federal
Government for $107,504
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