The Cottage Grove sentinel., August 07, 1931, Image 1

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VULUMH X I.
NUMBER «
STILL NEBULOUS
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Bird is Tam e
IX lN D O N , August 4 (Special.)
A humming bird that might have
been a cross between a regular
humming bird ami a yellow jacket,
recently visited flowers at the W
I. Townsend place, and H was as
tame as a humming bird recently
described In (letter Homes and
Hardens It was about half the
sise of an ordinary humming bird
ami stripes of a light brown orysl-
low color ran around the body.
The bird "hummed" up to a phlox
and paid no attention to Mrs Town
send, who stood for several min
utes so close tu It that she could
easily have placed her hand on It,
Ho far as known this Is the only
striped humming bird ever seen In
this vicinity.
¡ad e t S t e w a r t
H o n o r S tu d en t
Forest Officials Mean It
When They Say Forests
Never to Be Depleted
C O M GROVE
FIRST IN LEAGUE
Ix r a n L. Stewart, son of Mr. and i
Mrs. l-aSells Stewart of this c ity .’
Millions Are Spent by Sport* * * " named the outstanding student
i of the field artillery unit at the
Lumber P u b l i c a t i o n Find»
men Seeking Stream« That
Fort I-ewls K. O. T. C. camp which Elkton in Second Place; Two
Nothin« Upon Which to
closed last week, according to a
Teams to Play Here
Are Well Stocked
copy of special camp orders, signed
Ranger Pieper Take« Editor on Another Trip to 8how What
Predict Improvement
by M ajor F. J. de Rohan, executive
Sunday Afternoon.
Government 1« Doing to Preserve Timber Resources and
officer, and Lieutenant F 8 Blinn.
An effo rt Is to ba made to reor­ adjutant received thia week by The
Make Timbered Areas the Playgrounds of the People.
|C' h » ' i Lamb«« tllsui.)
ganize a rod and gun club here as Sentinel. The field artillery unit of
The Cottage Grove baseball team,
Tha general outlook lor lha
part of a program to make this which Cadgt Stewart was a mem­ by defeating Yoncalla 9 to 5 Sun­
northwest lumber Indue try le eo
(Hy Kt.llKHT HKPK I
Visitors Are Welcomed.
section of Oregon more attractive ber was named the honor unit of day at Yoncalla, cinched first place
It requires a trip through a na­
hazy that no one ran point to any
It is the policy of the forest ser­ for tourist-sportsmen Many thou­ the camp. Cadet Stew art received In the Southern Lane- Douglas Coun­
tional foreat to bring a realisation vice to extend every reasonable sands of dollars are spent in other a riding crop as trophy.
thing definite or certain
upon
ty Baseball league. The team's fin ­
of
what
forsat
officials
mean
whan
w hich to make a forecast ae to
courtesy to visitors In the forests. sections of Oregon because of their
The 1631 F ort Lewis R O T. C.
thsy say that there need never be Hlgnboards aid them In traveling fame ax fishing grounds, and ratl- camp Included cadets from Oregon. al standing was eight wins and two
what the future holds.
defeats. Elkton, with seven wins
There Is nothing that the lum ber
a depletion of western forests and Mn,j gUe*ta are always welcomed at lions of dollars are spent an n u a lly 1 Washington and California
' and three defeats, placed second.
to understand what the forestry lonely lookouts or ranger stations, In the country by those who are at­
Industry nan do within Its own
Elkton and Cottage Grove will
department la doing to Insure per­ where there la certain to be found tracted to places where the big ones
ranks today that le workable which
play at 2:30 Sunday afternoon on
petual production.
will bring about an Improvement.
are biting. It Is believed that prob­
a plentiful supply of food.
I Delbert Kelly field for the league
Production Is down Io an extreme­
1 remember years ago. shortly ably several hundred tourist cars
Another Interesting sidelight of
t purse, which will be split on a
ly low point but the last two weeks
such a trip Is what the government after my arrival in Oregon, while would stop here annually for stays
I basis of 60 per cent to the winner
have seen prices, which were a l­
Is doing to make the forests the a party of us were endeavoring to of several days it It were known
■ and 40 per cent to the loser. I t was
ready under ooel for everyone, los­
make our way a short distance In­ that there was good fishing Many
playgrounds of the people.
: agreed at the start of the season
ing further ground In most of the
This w riter took such a trip re­ to the forests over a wagon road, prospective settlers Inquire about
that the teams In first and second
domestic markets. Just how long
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cently, It was one of several such that a ranger Whitcomb was his fishing and bunting.
places should play one game on this
the mills that have money to lose
The state game commission is
trips he has taken, always over new name I have not seen him since —
basis. Elkton is responsible for both
will be willing to operate as they
territory, or partly new territory put his own horse between the following a new plan in the props-' Tonight'» ProgTam Will Open of Cottage Grove's defeats. How­
now are, running deeper in the red
(Its host was Paul Pieper, district shafts to take the place of our horse gation of young fish and Is not re­
ever the score Is even between the
each month, hi a question
It Is Council 1» Asked to Adopt ranger at Rujada. who saw to It which refused to pull the mountain leasing them until they are old
With Chautauqua Program
two for Cottage Grove had defeat­
grades T hat was an Introduction enough to care for themselves. It
practically out of the question to
that
everything
was
provided
to
ed Elkton twice In non-league
Ordinance for Protection
reduce wages further, and moat of
of Magic
games.
make IJje trip a pleasant one for a to Oregon forests that astonished Is believed that the plan will w ith­
the other expenses are fixed
person who doesn't mind roughing one who believed, from what he had in a few years result In splendid
The box score for Sunday's game
Milk Produoen
The stimulation which business
follows:
It and la willing to take to the heard befdre hla arrival, that they fishing streams wherever plantings
preserves
carefully are made, but no community can
in general received when President
saddle for 10 to 20 miles a day over were great
The community meetings being Cottage G rove (9)
Hoover first announced his plan for
get fish unless It has a rod and
The city water department will rugged country. The trip was guarded against trespassing.
AB
PO A
held this week in the armory under
financial relief for Germany died hereafter collect penalty upon de­ through the Umpqua foreat. from
gun club. This was learned recent-
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the auspices of churches of the city Knickerbocker, as ..3
out very quickly.
Jy
when
Ed
Keltxer
made
applica­
O
ld
Ocean
Bed.
Rujada
to
Musick,
to
Hertrude
lake.
linquent accounts. The penalty has
1
have drawn capacity houses each Van Blaricom, 2b .JS
Ixioklng the situation squarely In not been applied since the first of Holland Meadows, Hardesty look­
We saw unmistakable signs that tion for fish /o r this community. night and w ill continue until Sun­ W itcher, c f _____ 5
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the face It has to be admitted that the year, but It has never been re­ out and home by way of the June »nee the ocean bcut against the China pheasants and other birds
J.
Bricher,
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day night. D r. Leroy J. Mitchell is
there has been but little relief to pealed and the city council, at Its Mountain way. which Is all up and rocks on some of the ridges along are also sent to communities hav­
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the evangelist and the programs are Cochran, i f _____ 5
the widespread unemployment all Monday night meeting, ordered down for 17 miles.
which we traveled, but that was ing sportsmen's organizations.
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provided by talent from the Piney Pillsbury, 3 b ___ .4
One reason that fish and game
over the United Stale# The h ar­ that It be collected. Another rule 1s
before
the
days
of
national
forests,
0
Of course Pieper was assisted as
Woods school of Braxton, Miss., Cooper, p ____ __ .5
vesting of this year's crops finds (hat water service be shut off when host by forest service employes at forest rangers and country editors. are sent to communities having
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which wa.j organized to train col­ I. Bricher, l b ___ .4
these organizations is because such
prices so poor that many kinds of water rent la dsllnquanl for »0 days
It
Is
doubtful
whether
there
was
0
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ored boys and girls In C h ristian ity,: C. Swanson, r f
the points named, and the boys In
foodstuffs have been left in the
A petition asking permission to the woods live well despite the ex­ even a tax problem In those days, groups are expected to cooperate character and service.
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fields due to the Inability to get construct a wooden walk in front
one-
*n
*he
protection
of
fish
and
game,
and
(here
certainty
were
no
pense and difficulty of getting food
The program tonight w ill open I
enough to pay for th r
mat of of the (auMwell, Olsason and Breed
to see that proper fish ladders are
piece bathing suits
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to them by pack train.
at 7:30 with a Chautauqua program
handling In getting to the markets love properties on west Main street
built
where
needed,
to
see
that
w
a­
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of magic At 8:30 D r. Mitchel] will Yoncalla (5)
People cannot buy lumber without was referred to the street commit­
ter wheels a r e so constructed
Ingenious B a k e O v en s.
give a sermon lecture on "The J. Cellars, 3b _ . . . i
M illions o f Treee Grow .
money, or at least the prospects of tee.
Because of the difficulties of and located that fish will not be Greatest Challenge."
R. Wise, c
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having some, and on that sound
In every trip this w riter has made packing heavy articles Into the injured and to In other ways pro­
Fire Chief Mackin was given
A t 7:30 Saturday night 100 chil­ E. Cellars, 2b . —.4
basis of reasoning the outlook for authority to purchase 100 feet of he has noted that hundreds of mountain fastnesses, the forest ser­ tect wild life.
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dren in uniform w ill give a concert R. Cox, If ____
the fall months la none too cheer hose.
Mr. Keitzer, who is taking an in­
thousands, probably millions of vice boya have to exercise their
and at 8:30 D r. M itchell will give a Applegate, sa-p X - J
ful
L. M Hankins aaked the council young trees, young firs and plnea. Ingenuity in providing many things terest In the reorganization of a I sermon lecture on “Mother, Home E. Kruse, lb _
4
The United Htalee la In a peculiar to enact an ordinance standardlx-1 ranging In age from one year up, that are almost necessities. I was club here, says Oregon could easily
H. Kruse, c f _ __2
and Heaven."
condition We are poverty stricken ing grades of m ilk and cream It are crowding out underbrush and Intrigued by their method of pro­ be made a great sportsmen's para
Guard,
3
Two services will be held Sunday.' 5
ua/ ' 1l rf
in the midst of plenty
The facts was said that outsiders are selling soon w ill be well on their way to viding ovens. In several camps f .'va­ dlse, that it would become the The celebrated
C ” Cox, p-ss ____ 3
Driggs
fan
are there la too much of every­ a lower grade of milk than local replace the millions of feet that go gal Ion kerosene cans had been used. greatest fishing state In the world 1
B. Cellars, ef
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thing too much wheat and yet producers at prices that local pro-
the saws every year. There are One aide of the can was cut out and
C. Wise, r f ___ ___ 1
people are going hungry for bread; ducera can not meet.
now »real stands of timber where. In about the center of the apace Ited. and thousands of additional I pear at the 2 30 afternoon service
too much wool and people are wear­
Bide were received for au d itin g ' »ben the pioneers arrived here, | wires had been strung lengthwise tourists would come. He points to Dr. Mitchell w ill lecture on "Ameri-1
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ing their rlothes to shreds; too city rerorde but no action was there was nothing except brush, to form the shelf upon which bis­ the fact that two years' protection
Summary 2-base hits, W itcher.
ca and Prohibition *' A t the 7 o'clock
much lumber and people are crowd­ taken.
grass and a few seed trees. This Is cuits, bread or cake was placed of the steelhead has resulted i n 1
service Dr. M itchell will speak on J. Bricher. Pillsbury, J Cellars.
ed Into antiquated houses. Unless
A transfer of 31200 was made shown by the age of trees that The open aide was then shoved up their appearance in streams where "Love, Courtship and Marriage.”
Applegate, H . Kruse; 3-base hits.
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some miracle can be performed up from the street fund to the general rl‘ “ K® from 60 years of age up. The close
to an _ open
fire The
results they were never before known
At last night's meeting, in place W itcher. J. Bricher. Cochran, R.
<>n business It begins Io took
fund.
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‘ number of young pines in the Ump- were astonishing, and the product They have even appeared in inland
Cox: hits, o ff Cooper. 8. off Cox, 8,
though Ihe coming winter will
Councllman Helliwell and Chlsf 'iua Is something of a mystery, wax palatable for one who had been streams which could only be reach­ of D r. Mitchell's sermon lecture on off Applegate. 9; Dougle play, E.
make last winter look like a proa of Police Pitcher were Instructed There are a few great seed trees working In the open or who had ed by coming up the Columbia and "Finding God," D r. Fred Bennett Cellars to E. Kruse; bases on balls,
parous period for the lumber indus­ to attend to removal of rubbish, extending ISO to 200 feel towards traveled IS mllex or so on horse - W illam ette Steelheads were pro- of Chicago, president of the Ameri by Cooper, 1, by Cox 1; strikeouts,
tected by merely classifying them can Science Foundation, spoke.
try.
overhanging limbs, etc , from streets ,he heavens. But why It the young back.
by Cooper. 9. by Cox, 2; h it by
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as trout. He believes that if steel­
growth only starting now? W hy
Nothing Is to be gained by build­ and sidewalks of the city
pitched ball. I Bricher by Cox;
head
have
increased
so
much
In
M
rs.
M
a
r
th
a
M
ou
nt
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hasn't It been In progress for 30 or
ing a foundation upon false hopes.
A t the Hardesty r. ountaln look­
passed balls, R. Wise 2; winning
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too years’ There la little mer- out 1 offered to take my usual two years, prohibition of commer­
Funeral services foi Mrs. M artha pitcher. Cooper: losing pitcher, Cox:
Crow's (•a rlflc Coast L um ber D i­
cial
fishing
for
10
*r - U
C I U D S ! chantable pine on this tide o f the place as
years
would
re-
i
Adaline
Mount,
who
died
Thursday
gest has always made a sincere ef.
dishwasher.
Lookout
time of game. 1:55; umpires, Hogan
fort to avoid making (he wish
mountain*, but in year* to come Smithson said: "Nothing doing' I suit In complete stocking of all of last week In Salem, were held and G. Smith.
there w ill be billions of feet of IL do the work for my guests." There's streams of the state with the vari­ Monday afternoon at the Methodist
father to the thought In analysing
The final standings of the league
ous ocean fish tha/ seek fresh wa­ church. Rev. M eredith A. Groves of­ teams follow:
the general outlook xnd a clue»
This reproduction comes entirely a real lookout for you!
W L
ter
for
spawning
He
believe
that.
scrutiny of business today shows
ficiated.
Interm
ent
was
In
the
A.
A lookout’s Job lx about the most
without effort on the part of any-
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If
the
state
does
not
act.
the
fed­
little, |f anything, that promises a
F.
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M
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O.
O.
F.
cemetery.
one except those who keep out for- lonesome one that 1 can imagine.
Elkton
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The Dorena Cob and Kernel Corn
eral
government
will,
and
that
a
better demand for lumber at any
The
Rebekah
lodge
had
charge
of
eat fires. Every year the govern Sometimes he goes a month w ith­
S u t h e r lin ____________________
time during the next 60 to M days club and (he Itorena Cowboys. m rnt extends Its fire fighting lines, out seeing a human being, and us­ federal order prohibiting commer­ services at the grave. Mrs. Mount Reedsport _________________ ,_ 4
4-11 clubs, under the leadership of
every year It Is better fortified to ually Ihcn It Is only the packer. cial fishing will be a real closing was aged 77 years. 3 months, 27 Yoncalla
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P. F. Rose, are being sent 4-H club
get Its men quickly to a fire with Smithson said he had read Wells' order with which the legislature days. She had been a resident of Lorane
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charters for their organlaatiohs.
will
be
powerless
to
interfere
the
Cottage
Grove
district
for
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"Outline of History" three times. In
These are presented by the United better fighting equipment than all those readings he did not learn
years.
they had the year before. Every
States department of agriculture
M artha Adaline Veatch was born
year many miles of trails and tele­ where forest rangers originated,
and are forwarded to the county
see
April 3. 1854. in Enfield. 111. She
phone wires are added. From an
club agent by State Club Leader H.
was married to David Mount on
New Forest Growing,
C Seymour. Members of the two eminence one may look over hun
November 7, 1872, in Enfield. They
On our return trip we passed
died* of thousands of acres of
groups ar»: W arren Cooper. Mendle
came to the Cottage Grove district
trees that took like a trackless through the area where the United
Ordinary Thief Doe* Not Know X T M“îv“n‘ B r n n e t t '’" C h ¿ X ¡ ^_1^ ™ r , '-b-ttí ! n‘]u.l,Ltx‘"_“ , ’ w2L1
in 1885 and settled on the London
road. Mr. Mount died in 1887 and
find trails or ways leading through for several years. The area la fully
Kaufmann, Donald Sanford and
for many years Mrs. Mount oper­
these vast area*, the location of covered with young growth from
How to Beat Present
Clifford Thrasher In the Corn club;
one to eight j ears of age that w ill
Each Team Wins Game by One
The sum of $8088.70 is delinquent ated their farm.
Claren INiterson, Orville Peteraon. such trails and ways being such as
Surviving relatives include
a
to make every acre as nearly ac­ soon be crowding out the under­ on street and sidewalk assessments
Oar Oonitniotion
Charlie Kaufman, James Brooks.
growth. The new growth is from and »3.368.16 Interest is delinquent daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Green.
cessible as possible.
Point. Tie to Be Played
Robert Wagner, Olenn Jennings.
xecd trees left standing.
on property which the city is likeiy Cottage Grove, and a granddaugh-
Donald Hanford and Melvin Ben­
Off Tuesday.
Crime would be cut down 70 per nett In the Calf club
to have to take over to protect its ter. Mrs. Lloyd Stanfield. Portland.
G overnm en t M a in ta in s Roads
The idea that some have of interests, according to a report
Mrs. Mount was a charter mem­
cent If every person stepping out of
The
government
cooperates
every
Uncle Sam’s service was Illustrted
ber of the local Methodist church
hla ear. I f even only for a minute,
year in the maintenance of two by a sign I found stuck on a nail made to the city council Monday and was a member of the Rebekah
would lock hla car, according to
night by the city property commit­
The Christian Sunday school base­
county
roads
Into
the
Umpqua.
inside a packing box cupboard In tee. The committee expressed their lodge.
Joe Keller, Portland, special agent
ball team defeated the Methodist
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Champion and Sharp. Creek, lead- o„ ,: r a m p f i f ^ :
ra m ? i . of
In Oregon for the national auto­
Sunday school team 19 to 18 in an
ng to I t . fire .tatlo n a t Musick, private construction, so keep it X
. S v ta
k e n o over
7 e r bv
T t T 2 as ,
mobile theft bureau, who was a
already
taken
by the
the c city,
indoor baseball game last Friday
from which point supplies, taken clean. I f you are arreated Governor well as that likely to be taken over,
visitor here Wednesday and con­
and the Methodists returned the
th a t far by motor, are sent In sev- Meier won't pardon you."
ferred with Chief of Police Pilcher.
is worth approximately the city
compliment Wednesday night by
lookouts
..
* to outlying
x
j n government camps there are liens against It. The recommenda­
No fire* have been reported this era! directions
Cars are so constructed these
defeating the Christians 15 to 14. A
or ranger station*. It hax started, printed signs requesting sanitation
year
from
the
Layng
creek
section
tion
was
made
that
sales
be
made
days that locks make them practi­
championship game w ill be played
entirely at Its own expense, the and warning against the hazards of
of
the
national
forests,
according
to
on
the
installment
plan.
cally secure. In an entire year In
Tuesday evening on the high school
construction of a motor road that forest fires.
word
from
I
he
ranger
station
at
Portland, of tha ISO to 173 cars
T H O R N T O N C O R N E R S . Aug. 6. grounds. Considerable interest has
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will lead through the heart of the
stolen monthly, only one has been Rujada.
— (Special.)—W . C. McLagan. who, been aroused in the series,
Mrs. Em ily Brookhart Dies.
Umpqua forest from the Rujada
I» o p Road la Pasaahle.
Fire«
have
been
reported
burning
a car that had been locked, and
Both teams scored their wins in
Funeral services for Mrs. E m ily it is feared, lost his life when his
district ranger station to Diamond
A t the start of our trip we travel-
thia was taken by a man who had near London and In the Potts *
Elisabeth Brookhart, mother of Joe airplane crashed in a fog over ¡ the final inning. In F rid a y’s game
been an automobile mechanic and I Turpin cutting on Mosby creek, but lake Ranger Pieper said he expects ed over the recently opened loop Brookhart of this city, who died Winchester bay last week, is a ¡ the Christians scored seven runs to
understood rewiring Ihe Ignition. I *■ believed little damage haa been thia road Io be completed w ithin road In the Bohemia district which
10 years. The first section Is being connects the Champion and Sharps Thursday afternoon of last week at brother-in-law of L. R. Smith of nose out the Methodists who had
Very seldom does a thief enter a i ,ll’ne'
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built on the roadbed of the old creek roads. W hile careful drivers her home In Drain, were held at 3 this place. McLagan delivered a : been leading 18 to 12.
car which he finds standing at a
Wednesday's game was a see-saw
logging road operated several years accustomed to mountain roads need o'clock Sunday afternoon at the fresh crab by airplane to Mr.
“ Ito by the United States Logging have no fear, it Is not yet a road D rain Church of Christ. She had Smith several weeks ago. M rs .: a ffa ir w ith first one team and then
curb. Ha watches an owner leave W o o d a r d
a car, sees that the car haa been
company, which extended seven or that Invites the average motor car been a resident of D rain for 43 Smith, who was visiting in North the other gaining the lead. The
left unlocked, knows that the o p -1
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eight rode* up the mountain* to the operator. A piece of old road is yet years and was born 71 years ago in Bend, sent the crab by McLagan. Christians scored three runs in the
erator la out of sight and that there :
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east of Rujada. The old railroad ties in use that has several sharp hair- Kokomo, Ind. A fter her marriage who was on bis way to Tillamook. first to lead 3 to 2. The Methodists
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a ll
U a.
..L l.k
la a good chnnre for u getaway
The » tail
of 4 the
plane in . w
h ich , scored two in the second and held
are used for bridge decking. W hile pin turns. This old piece of road is she lived in Missouri for several
“Automobile thieves are In four i
this road will be p rim arily for pro­ to be replaced and the drive will years before coming to Oregon. Mr. McLagan and a companion. Rex the Christians scoreless to take the
Brattain. were flying was brought lead at 4 to 3. At the end of the
claaaea, the tourist who wishes
The W. A. Woodard Lumber tection of the forests, all national then be one that no one who would Brookhart died several years ago.
transportation, tha crim inal who oomiumy'a mill resume,! operations forest roads are open to the public like to motor through the Alps
Besides the son here, surviving up from Winchester bay by a g ov-¡fourth both teams were tied at 9-
wishes a car to take him to and this week for an Indefinite period. and this one w ill a t once become should miss.
relatives include five children, Mrs. ernment dredge last week but no all. The Methodists forged ahead
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Eva King, Las Vegas, Nev.; W a l­ trace of the two aviators has been in the next two innings and at the
from the scene of a crime, the So far as now known the run will one of the greatest scenic drives In
ter Brookhart, Scottsburg; H a rry found.
Joy-rider who start* with taking a be merely to clean up logs that al- the state. Everything within rea-
end of the sixth were leading 13 to
Improvements at Rujada.
car for a lark, sea* how easy It la ready are down The mill had not son is done to make the people feel I At the Layng Creek district rang­ Brookhart. Multnomah; Mrs. C. G.
10. In their h alf of the seventh and
operated
for
several
months.
that
the
forests
belong
to
them.
and goes from bad to worse, and
er station I found a rather preten­ LaG rander and Stanley Brookhart. I steal Legionnaires Attend Picnic. final inning the Christians scored
All that I* asked of those traveling tious Improvement program being Drain.
tha commercial thief who remove*
A group of local Legionnaires at­ four runs to take the lead but the
Interm ent was in the Drain cem­ tended an American Legion picnic Methodists came back in their half
Identification marks and sell* the 0 4 4 Fellow s Picnic N ear Lorane. In ’ be forests Is that they practice completed. A separate building has
ear. The commercial thief has been
held Sunday at Riverside park. A and tied up the game w ith two
Several hundred persons were In sanitation and exercise every pre- been provided for the business of- etery.
completely eliminated In Oregon by , attendance at a picnic given Sun- cautlon to prevent forest fires.
flee of the ranger and his protec-
basket lunch was served and games runs.
the registration law and the others day by the Lorane Odd Fellows
The score by innings follows
provided
entertainment.
Other
Whnt has been said of the Ump-; tlon assistant, the old barn has been
Morgan on State Police.
would ba eliminated If ears were lodge on the upper Sluslaw near qua forest, which Is only a small removed and a new one provided,
represented
were Methodists . ....... 2 2 5 0 3 1 2—15
Paul Morgan of this city, who was Legion posts
always locked when left unattend­ Lorane. Lodges from Cottage Orove, pnrt of the natlonnl forest area of (be old warehouse has been re- a member of the state tra ffic force, Springfield, Junction City, Albany. C h ris tia n s ...... ........3 0 4 2 0 1 4—14
ed." M r. Keller said.
Eugene, E lm ira and Crow were rep- the state, Is applicable to all the placed by a new one. which is also was retained as a member of the Brownsville. Monroe. Corvallis and
Sentinel.
Fire Proof Sa
esented. Games, swimming and forests. And they should be called a garage for half a dozen cars state police force, when that or­ Eugene. Approximately 200 were In
hand music provided entertain­ forosts. They are no longer re- owned by those who have gone In- ganization took over the tra ffic attendance. A short meeting of the
Arm y Deaertera Arreated Here.
district council was held.
servee.
(Concluded on page 6.)
department on August 1.
Jack Muny and George Doyle. ( ment.
deserters from the U. 8. army at
Vancouver, Wash., were arrested
By Oaborn«
Hunday of last week by Htate Police ’
O fficer Morgan when the car In i
which they were riding crashed
with another near Yoncalla. The
two had stolen a car In Portland
and were said to be under the In­
fluence of liquor. One Is In a hos­
pital na (he result of Injuries sus­
tained In tha crash; the other Is In
Jail. The stolen car was demolished.
CITY IS TO COLLECT
P E N A L T Y ™ BENT
ARE DRAWING CROWDS
Horen a
Get ( charters
8
No F ir e s R e p o rte d
1* rom I’Orests
Mill tO Cllt
THE FEATHERHEADS
H a rt Car Damaged In Critah.
A Chrysler automobile belonging
to H a rry (F a t) Hart and driven hy
Jimm y Renford of Medford, crash­
ed Sunday of last week at Coos
Junction with a car driven by Ruby
Coryel. Roth cars were badly dam­
aged. Mlsa Coryel suffered only
minor cutH and bruises but her
mother, who was riding with her,
sustained severo cuts. Stnte Police
O fficer Morgan, who Investigated
the crash, reported that Renford.
who had no drivers' license, was at
fault. H a rt was returning from
playing for a dance. •
CHURCHES OF CITY
TIE BASEBALL SERIES
58,000 STREET LIENS
FOUND DELINQUENT
GREATLY CURB CRIME
L o s t A v i a t o r W as
Known Here