Nt'MHK.K 8.
COTTAU■ GltOVK, U N K COUNTY, OHKGON, I HIDAV. O< fORKM IW, 1981.
VOLI MK XL
1 .0
C. E. GETS SOME
Locals Are Stronger on Offen-
six e and Keep Ball in Ene
m y’s Territory.
Ald<>l by a g rid iro n alm oet ankle
deep in mud. the Sp rin gfield high
school foo tb all tra in held the hard
d riv in g Cottage d ro v e eleven to a
0-0 tie last F rid a y afternoon
In
Sp rin gfield. T he ra in and mud
alowetl down the locals* pow erful
line a tta c k and made an a e ria l o f
fensive p ra c tic a lly impossible. C o t
tage d ro v e missed several chances
to score, the wet ball am i Insecure
footing com ing to the aid of the
S p rin gfield defense which fought
stubbornly.
T he firs t q u a rte r was plnyed a l
most e n tire ly in Sp rin gfield t e r r i
to ry. the b all being Inside the ten-
y a rd line three times and on the
one-foot m a rk e r once. S p ringfield
kicked o ff to Cottage Grove to open
the game. T h e locals punted back,
S p rin g fie ld m u ffin g the punt and
Cottage G rove recovering on the
S p rin g fie ld 2O-yard line. A g ain in
the fo u rth q u a rte r Cottage d ro v e
drove to Springfield's ten - yard
•trip e a fte r H o rn , local rig h t half,
had carried the ball on un H -y a rd
Jaunt Just as the th ird q u a rte r
ended. H o rn ’s run was the longest
one of the game.
C ottage Grove's big scoring th rea t
cam e in the firs t period when G ug
glsberg. Cottage d ro v e tackle, re
covered a fum bled punt on S p ring-
field's seven-yard line. T h ree tries
a t the line failed to gain. On the
fo u rth down G ugglsberg took the
ball on a sneak play but was
stopped six inches fro m the goal
line and a touchdown.
S p rin gfield's only scoring threat
was on a m arch via the a e ria l
route. Bruce Squires, d im in u tiv e
S p rin gfield q uarterb ack, got o ft
several passes fo r good gains in
spite o f the m uddy ball. T his th reat
was stopped when Pieuard, blue
and gold halfback, intercepted a
pass on
his
own 35-yard line.
S p rin gfield a t no tim e was closer
to Cottage Grove's goal than the
25-yard line. Most of the play was
between S p rin gfield's 80 and 20-
y a rd lines.
Both team s displayed great de-
tensive strength.
O ffen sively the
locals were the stronger team , h am
m erin g out five firs t downs to tw o
fo r S p rin g field . W a rd .
Cottage
G ro v e
fu llb a c k , outpunted the
S p rin g fie ld k ic k e r to keep the ball
in S p rin g fie ld te rrito ry and Spring-
field on the defensive.
Cottage Grove's lineup follows:
K e lly , le; Gugglsberg, It;, D eLaey,
leg; C ra w fo rd , c; S p ran kle, rg , P.
Thles. rt; R . Thles, re: S tew art, qb;
P ieu ard , Ih: H o rn , rh ; W a rd , fb.
Substitutee. W oodard fo r Stew art,
Sorenson fo r S p ran kle, W . S m ith
fo r D eLaey, Safley fo r R. Thles,
M ille r fo r P. Thles.
Cottage G ro ve w ill play Albany
this a ftern oo n
a t A lb an y
and
A rm iftlc e day w ill play Lebanon at
Lebanon. T he next home gam e w ill
be played F rid a y , N ovem ber 20,
w ith Roseburg.
BE
TO NEEDYOF COUNTY
Court Is Ready to Help in Dis
tribution of Whitefish
Offered by State.
Lane county w ill be glad to co
operate w ith the state gam e com
mission in d is trib u tin g W hitefish tn
needy fam ilies if suitable arra n g e
m ents fo r storage can be made,
Judge C. P . B arn ard stated F rid a y .
U n der a suggestion by Com m is
sioner J. C. V a n d e v e rt, the com
mission is prepared to catch the
W hitefish w hich abound In Odell
la k e and the M cK en zie and Des
chutes rivers and do the packing if
the counties w ill pay fo r the crates,
tra n s p o rta tio n and storage, accord
ing to a le tte r received by the
judge fro m H . L. M oreland, chief
cle rk fo r the commission.
Lane county Is w illin g to pay the
cost of the crates, about 80 cents
each, and tra n s p o rta tio n charges, If
storage can be obtained fo r keeping
the fish on hand, Judge B a rn a rd
stated th a t he would a tte m p t to
reach an agreem ent w ith Eugene
firm s w ith storage facilities to
handle the fish free of charge.
T h e W hitefish are said to be an
excellent food fish and a supply of
the fish a t low cost would be an
Im p o rta n t Item in spreading the
funds availab le fo r re lie f In the
county, the Judge declared.
W h ile according to the unem ploy
m e n t survey made by J. M . Devers
o f the state h ig hw ay d ep artm en t
fo r G overno r M e ie r’s unem ploy
m en t com m ittee showed Lane coun
ty as havin g the most favorable
situ atio n in the state, the problem
here w ill not be an easy one, said
Judge B a rn a rd . I,a s t year the coun
ty had 491 unemployed to care for.
w hile M r. Devers says the num
ber w ill reach 600 this w in te r. T h e
county has no w o rk to give the tnen
a t present nor is there lik e ly to be
a n y u n til the budget board has
settled on the am ount o f m oney to
be spent on roads in the county
d u rin g 1932, he stated. Road w o rk
is the ch ie f means o f creating w ork
fo r the unemployed.
P . T . A. C onvention Attended.
L A T H A M , O cl. 28. -(S p e c ia l.)
T h e necessity of parents ta k in g
tim e to study th e ir own child, th e ir
schools and the com m unity In
w hich they live was emphasized
throughout the fou r-day sessions of
the an n u al convention o f the O re
gon Congress o f Parents-Teachers
association. M rs. John M cC all and
M rs. A rch ie W a lk e r, delegates fro m
the L a th a m P. T . A., attended the
convention last week in Eugene.
Old Days Recalled
Bright Days Ahead
Pat Jennings Tolls ol Early
Work in Bohemia anil of Big
Plaus for Future.
OLD GRIDIRON MEN
ARE DETTINO IN FORM
Darrell Arne W ins In ( ) I ti lim es A n ie le s
Are r'ound
Keel Judging
l i i S co u t, S in g le
LEGION IS NOT WET O Lunger,
Is V isitor
IS DELEGATE’S REPORT Here M on ila V
NO CHANGE SEEN
EUMBER MARKET
An antiqu ated bullet mold and
loading o u tfit, an old bayonet, an
old butcher k n ife am i a kettle, all Robert Fromm Bay» No Demon
L ik e the ghost o f another era in '
o f which have the appearance of
Monmouth N o r m a l Coming
m otordom "Old Hcout," one-cylin Few Mills Resume Operations
having been burl«»«, m any yenra.
■tration
Followed
Vote
der Oldam oblle runabout which won
Here Anniatloo Day to
til) JACK IIOXVAHlt.)
are on dlephty In the «how o t H at
Others Shut Down, Spring
history's firs t
autom obile
race,
on Reaubmisnion.
H o tel Bai tell. A ll the Ite m * were
W h ile h ittin g up a tr a il fro m
across A m erica, In 1903, chugged
Moot 0. 0 Alumni
found by T om P a rk e r, the bullet
Revival Expected.
the Lead C rystal m in in g com pany's
nut o f the m usty and roadless past
mold, bayonet and loading o u tfit at
headquai lers in B ohem ia m ining
and In to C ottage G rove M onday.
"T h e A m erican le g io n
did not
D iam ond lake
and
the butcher
d is tric t recent!)-, this correspondent
D riv in g II was the aarne man who
A team composed o f fo rm e r foo t
(Crow', bomber I>!<••(.)
k n ife anil k e ttle In the Bohemia feel that II had tak e n a position held the tille r when "Old Hcout"
came head on Into P. J. Jennings, ball stars now living In Cottage
d le trirt. It la poaalhle that
the w ith the wets when It voted o ver "one-lunged" Itse lf and hlrn to glory
A c a re fu l study o f conditions a f
president o f the M a d C rystal, who G rove has been organised to meet
bullet mold, bayonet and loading w helm ing ly fo r resubmlsslnn o f the 26 years ago. H e Is D w ig h t B fecting the lu m b e r m a rk e t shows
in his g reetin g a d m itte d th a t he M onm outh norm al school super-'
o u tfit w ere uaed In one of the In pro hibition question, and there was Huss, of D e tro it, M ich.
no change o f any consequence d u r
had been ta k in g a bint'e-eye view of varsity In a gam e here
W ednes
dian wura of ea rly dnya. The b utch 1 no outburst o f applause when the
the d is tric t fro m a h ig h e r eleva day. N oveniber 11. as a p art o f the
"Old Mcoul" and Huss are togeth ing the past tw o weeks.
announced,"
Robert
er k n ife and k e ttle evidently were i vote w a s
tion, ju s t to refreshen his m em ory A m erican Legion's program
T h e re Is a desultory b u t sluggish
er again a fte r a generation In a
In
Ueed by ploneera In the Bohemia I F ro m m , delegate to the recent na- good roads tou r of the P acific m illin g ebo ut of the fac to rs th a t
on old land m arks, fo r It has been celebration o f A rm istice day
i tonal ro n ven tln n o f the Is-glon,
dlatrtct.
nearly 35 years since M r. Jennings
coast. T h e y have Just com jileted a have to do w ith shaping both the
U n der the
direction
of
G len!
i »aid in an address Hunday evanlng
was firs t active in O regon m ining t i ’h a ti S m ith , the squad is w o rkin g
4000-mlle Jaunt along the old ro u te , supply and the dem and and the
nt the P reshyterlaji church In which
and since he firs t developed m in er out d a lly and
they raced over In 1908. T h e a n tnargln between these tw o d eter-
Is beginning
to 1
lie gave a detailed rep ort o f w hat
al ground in Bohemia. P. J. was
tique little machine, despite Its 27 m ln ln g /ln flu e n ce s la « till so n a rro w
round Into a sm ooth-running ma ’
' liapjiened at the convention.
living over again these old tim e c,d | | - ¿ quaJ „ „ „ . ¿ „ . W , ’ ta k in g i
years, has chugged every m ile of th a t business is alm ost In a sleepy
H e said th a t there w ere cheers a
*eenos and th in k in g of the old tim e '
the road fro m the A tla n tic to the deadlock.
th e ir d ally practice seriously and
short tim e a fte rw a rd , when
the
hoys; and the w rite r was winded are try in g th e ir best to get Into
Im p a tie n c e a t being idle coupled
P acific e n tire ly under Its own pow
newly elected n ation al head o f the
A fla l rock broken fro m a ledge goud physical condition.
er. It has only tw o speeds ahead, w ith a desire to see I f they can get
a u x ilia ry was presented, and that
h igher up staged a setting fo r
T en o f the squad have had e ith e r
I lie w ouldn't be astonished I f a mo- but averages 28 miles and climbs by w ith eome o f the reduced oper
a review of M r Jennings' a c tiv ity college or service football (ra in in g
a tin g expenses have tem pted a few
nearly all grades on high
i l i n n picture of this dem onstration
in the d is tric t covering over a h a lf since leaving high school. A ll ex
"O ld
Hcout."
as
It
wheezed f ir m ills to resume saw ing. T o o ff-
would
appear
as
havin
g
followed
century.
Loa
Angeles
Man
Saya
Gold
through the streets, ca rry in g M ay - eet this, p lan ts o f equal o r g re a te r
cept four o f the e n tire squad have Latham Man, 111, 0 o 11 a p x e a
' the announcem ent of the vote on
"Yes." said
M r. Jennings:
" I played for C ottage G rove In
or Glass and E d ito r Bede, seemed capacity th a t w ere o p e ra tin g have
(he
Development
Always
Fol
leaubmlsslon
o f the prohibition
From
Expoxurc
While
in
came to Cottage G rove and the Bo past.
to have just chugged out o f a pic closed so th a t there has been n o a p -
' question.
ture. It looks like an old-fashioned ' preclable change In the d a lly ru t
hem ia m in in g d is tric t in the fa ll of
lows Depression
M em bers of the squad, the posi
Umpqua
Forert.
M r F ro m m aapl th a t H o over got
1893. I'll never forget th a t year, fo r tion each plays and w here each
« prolonged w elcom ing applause bU“1“ y. w ith the horse and w h ip
M a n y operators feel a deep re-
we had one o f the hardest panics played Iasi follow :
am l that the M g lo n boys were w ith
N,° top or w "/* I »P<” >elblllty to provide fa ith fu l cm-
we have ever had I hud been m in
<1. Swanson, q uarterb ack. S. O N
W ith new processes fo r tre a t h lm In hie request th a t no unneoea- 'h*®1«1 add to ,ta ®*!di anc* or, u tb ® ploy«» w ith a liv in g d u rin g the
T o m F oster of l-a lh a tn Is In a
ing lead ore in the Sluean d is tric t. S ; Rollins. halfback. O. S. C.
Roseburg hospital s uffering fro m m ent o f low grade and m ixed ores, sary dem ands be made uin.n the ,,r v , r " com fo rt. T h e single seat com ing w in te r m onths, fo r the fu-
B ritis h C olum bia, fo r several years. Kooks; Cochran, fullback, U. o f O
' ™ ta
*’
h urric a n e deck." UMty o f expecting them to seek
exposure and fro m w hat 1« believed the depteaslon is bound to bring nntlonal treasu ry at this lim e.
S ilv e r wns undergoing dem onltlxa- F rosh; H u ff, fullback. U. 8
T h e re were 92,(MX) men In a p a -'* ? r , * * lr ?,
I’* * * * 0 » ’' 1'
high In em ploym ent In o th er llnee Is clear-
N.; lo have been ptom aine poison, fob developm ent o f the Bohem ia gold
tlon und wo w ere o nly getting $3 G off, h alfb ack. C G H . 8 .; Gales,
...............
— - opinion
..............rade
of Legion d eleg a tes, and all ,he a ,r . N o « ''« t in g wheel Is visible |y app aren t. Home m ills contem -
t, in the
of
low ing a h arro w in g experience In m in ing d is tric
per hundred, shipped to the sm elt halfback. C. G H . 8 .,
W heeler, the Um pqua forests. H e owes his G lenville A V Collins, consulting en- day was required for ihl». T h e pa- , " ‘, , ®a d ' a m etal stick, like a shinny plate o p eratin g ae long as possible
er. I sold m y lead p ro perty In h alfback. C G. 11 8.; G Scheufele,
g ineer of !«•« Angeles, who was i*»le started p rom ptly at 10 o'clock C ub' r **r ’ out o f *he ,oa boards on a g re a tly reduced schedule. O th-
B ritish Colum bia a t a sacrifice and center. U. 8. N .; M cG innis, guard, life to his 10 year-old son K e ith , here d u rin g the past w re k on his and It was eight «’c lic k tn the r v . “ "i* e" d’ ?
" drt, * ' £ a
ers are try in g to fig u re out some
who accom panied h im when he |e f|
routed out fo r C a lifo rn ia . En ro ute U. o f Neb ; P ru itt, end, S O. N . 8.;
the flatten e d method by w hich they m ay ad
here tw o weeks ago on a camping, th ird trip Into the d is tric t. He w ill n ia g when the last of t h . line
I heard o f the Bohem ia m in in g dis I l M cC argar. center. U. o f O.
pa...... I the review in g stan d, m en b’>dy b ' f ’ * “ " " ’• ‘" ’’i t one lu n «- vance th e ir men m oney o r m ake
flailing, hunting and prospecting re tu rn again in about 30 days.
tric t and stopped at C ottage Grove Frosh.; Dove, guard. O re N o rm a l,
r " “ !ne Pi * ? ‘ " f 7 horropower. a rran g em en ts fo r them to secure
M r. Collins pointed nut that de h av in g been m archin g past t h . en- "
trip
.
fo r casual investigation. I m et an Boss, end, O S C.; C. Swanson,
T he , ? th; r , * ke' rb y ; adlaU>r »• ««>- foodstuffs to be paid fo r la te r when
velopment of gold properties «1 tire tim e
F
oster
and
son
w
ere
in
the
T
w
in
old tim e r, John It. M cGee, who had guard, C. G. H. 8.; Benger. tackle,
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d v r the body. T h e fin is h in g touch It Is again possible to put them to
way« results fro m a depression, and
crossed the plains in ‘49 fo r the C O. I I S : Chestnut, tackle. C. O. lakes d is tric t when (he senior was
, Is the o rank. the handle of which w ork.
there are Indications in all gold dis
taken
seriously
III
W
ednesday
of
C a lifo rn ia gold fields, w here he had I I S . W M cC arg a r, end. C G. II
looks lik e that on the now obsolete ,
tric ts th a t history is to repeat It
W h ile b ut few have m ade any
mined the g re a te r p a rt of his life. 8 ; K elley, tackle. C. G. H . 8 ; last week. Recognising the need of
CO»iTi0| i r nd.’ r..
. .
.
' d®,ln lt « decisions as yet, the pros-
self.
m
edical
a
tte
h
lio
n
,
Foster
a
tte
m
p
t
At the tim e we m et he owned the
O
ld
Scout
a
second
Jaunt
across
pec
U are th a t the m ills w ill go
Haney, end. C. O . H . S : C u rrln . ed to w a lk nut to civilisation
Mr Collins has been m akin g a
He
Annie now the Noonday in Bo
A m .r lc a was eponeored by Olds down e a rlie r and re m a in Idle long-
tackle. C. O . I I . 8 ; K e rr, guard, C was w eak and could tra v e l only thorough Investigation o f the dis
hem ia. I was Interested and the O. J. If . 8.
M o or W o rks. I- m - ln s . Mich., orlg- er over the usual m id w in te r tlsup
slowly. H e am i hie son were caught tric t fo r capitalist« of the C a lifo r
next d ay we secured saddle horses
O R E G O N S T A T E C O L L E G E . Inal builders o f the fam ous m a- , h, n they have In m any years. T he
nia c lly , but was not In a position
in
a
storm
and
th
a
lr
blankets
be
und h it out fo r Bohem ia and M c
R s la tlv s ly
favorable chine, to com m em orate a q u a rte r, w eath er w ill have more o f an In
came so heavy w ith m oisture that Io say w h e th e r or not sales of Corvallis.
Gee's m ine. T h e firs t day we made
I n uenc, on , a w ln g program s this
property a ie lik e ly to result fro m pi less fo r egge In com parison w ith c entury o f good roads progress
they
w
ere
le
ft
behind
and
the
tw
o
the warehouse, the h a lf-w a y stop-
hie visits. T h e fact th a t he is lo most o th e r fa rm products are noted
u
_
w in te r than o rd in a rily . W hen con-
pent
three
nights
on
tha
tra
il
ping place, now k no w n as Lund-
F ly ln g .Squadron M«w4a.
dltlons become adverse fo r eith er
the O ctober rep ort on the a g ri
w ith ou t bedding and
w ith
little re tu rn a fo u rth tim e lead« those in In
p ark, and the next day we took the
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A
l
*
special
m
eeting
of
the
F
ly
.;
m lil' o r " l o ^ i i n g " ^ ^ 'o ^ r o h o n
ra l situ atio n and outlook Just
food. T h e senior com pletely col terested In the d is tric t to believe c t e u l ltu
tra il up the m o u ntain to the Annie
e s « I by the a g ric u ltu ra l exten- , * s ,iuadron F ou nd ation held Sun- ( there w ill be nothing to induce the
th
a
t
som
ething
la
lik
e
ly
to
happen.
lapsed
Hal
ur
day
six
miles
fro
m
mine on Grouse m ountain.
ston service. T h e college Index o f 1 '•>' aftern oo n at
the
M ethodist i owners to keep under w ay, If do-
Hteam boat ra n g e r elatio n. T h e lad M r Cnllina bus given p a rtic u la r a t
" A fte r sam pling the m ine and
< «o< tion
< on to
i o ores
ore. a
m t the
m e » M u usick
,n «
«„«.
ten
and O regon fa rm prices shows an ad- ‘'nurch. It was decided to c h a n g e 'lng , o m eane added loss.
h
urried
on
to
the
station
and
led
looking over the c ou ntry
which
Ix>ad C rystal properties, both o f varies In egg prices fro m 33 per
nam e o f the group to t h e U n lt e d ' Qn the con>umin
d th
,
T h e recom m endation
that alt D is tric t R a n g e r F red Aseom and
many people said was a rough one.
w|«ll «« IS
« S’ well
VS «-«I develop..! T I I h I V e I re
V
S 1«
IS cent o -- f the
•--- 1 9 » 1930 average ...
e»-.«
.
_
wh.eh
are
'«
P ro . peels are not cheerful.
an
assistant
back
to
his
fa
th
e
r,
who
but w hich to in« a t th a t tim e, com am usem ent features at the county
now a c tiv ity at the le-ad C rystal -',r,y to 70 In October. T his la the ,ro v *- T h e nam e change was re r
p aring it w ith the snow slide peaks f a ir be discontinued was the rec was lO pt at the ran ger station over ow n ed by local pei ,o n ,, but the greatest Im p ro vem ent registered b y , «m m ended by the com m ittee on Rum ors are a flo a t to the effect
th a t in some sections of the U n ited
Hunday
anti
tak
e
n
to
Roseburg
of the Slocan, looked lik e a race om m endation o f the local cham ber
M usick has been inactive for eome “ "X o f the m a jo r fa rm industries ¡ '•onatltutlon and by-law s and reso-
Slates the slum p appears to have
the
reports M onday. H e was s till unconscious tlnie.
track, I w ent to Roseburg, having of com m erce, when
O th e r com m udltlss fo r w hich cur-
,7 ? *’
.a
. .
.
already passed the bottom . A few
decided to close a deal w ith McGee. made at the recent session o f the *b **n he a rriv ed at the hospital, but
rent fa rm
p ric e , are
re la tive ly v
\ e reT * , nder *
are predicting an increased de
re-
R e tu rn in g to C ottage G rove I took county c ham ber w ere subm itted to physicians believed he would
good are h u tte rfa t. h op . and o n io n .
w
v
______
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LATHAM .
a force ____
of _
men
Into _____r
ra m p . M y ___
firs _ t It a t the Tuesday noon luncheon o f ‘ o ver M r F oster has had heart
A tem po rary shortage In m U k pro- i ' " ' „ . r t h . ^ ? h a m
p rM ,d e n ‘ m and fo r lu m b e r e a rly n ext spring
w ork was the survey o f a tun nel lh * cham ber T h e county cham ber 'ro u b le fo r some tim e, and It was
cist I« tbs 8*alta«l.)
secretary- but in q u iry doss not develop any
was caused by poor pastura .re««ne
r- n n
sound fou nd atio n fo r such a fore
fro m Horseheaven s l o p e
th a t
referred the reports to m em ber 'relieved th a t poisoning brought on
Get. 28. M r, and M rs. Masan ducllon
.........
u ... treasurer. C. O. Hosroan
J] . .
_•___ a. . _
. a _ *
as haaet • • •* *!.
i\ liilants and sun Roy visited S u n rondltlona d u rin g the sum m or, but
eventually 1 drive ltkio fast, tapping bodies. T h e cham ber recomm ended a heart a tta c k .
R ev M e re d ith A. Groves of the cast even though the a b ility tosu p-
report,
day w ith M r. and M rs. Htanley thia s itu atio n Is expected to change M ethodlst church gave an Intern et-, K Î * " opP °’ lnK °P ‘n<°n is Just as
the ore bodies. It w a . in A p ril, the adoption o f the m a jo rity
d u rin g the w in te r and spring
The lng and Instru ctive address dealing
B
tllc k s y and fam ily.
spring of 1394. th a t 1 startsd to w hich would continue t h . fa ir as
MOUNT VIEW.
hop crop Is below average and w ith phases o f p ro hibition
T he Pro’ Pec ‘« o f the presidential
M r. and Mrs K ay P o tte r visited
build a road fro m * the warehouse an a g ric u ltu ra l exhibition fo r Lane
(•pseisl lo Iho Msallavl. >
and
M
rs.
J
e
«
e
«
-"
O
»
v
e
r
s
to
c
k
,
are
m
uch
I
s
m
than
T h e next m eeting o f the group cam Pa ‘« " »<*nd “ « bugaboo to
into the m ins, a distance of nine county people, w ith professional ex
Oct. 28 R ic h a rd H a n n a le ft for M onday w ith M r
a year ago. Production
o f late w ill be held a t the call of the exscu- n,an>’ an d pessimists point to pre
miles. M y firs t road cam p was at hibitors e lim in ate d and would have P o rtla n d M onday evening lo attend T ru n n ell.
onions
Is
expected
to
be
41
per
cent
u ve com m ittee.
! cedent* w h e re in depressions have
M r and M rs. W ill W h ite of P o rt
the forks o f Cham pion and F ra n k horse racing and c a rn iva l features the stock ahow.
less than last y e a r and 26 per cent
' been lengthened out through the
Brice creeks. I em ploytd 47 men financed. I f p erm itte d at all, by
M rs. L u lh e rla Dowens la spend land spent S a turday and Sunday below avi-rags. w hich has g reatly
discouraging Influences of political
T h e construction was a ll pick and those Interested In giving the ex ing this w eek w ith a dau gh ter. M rs. w ith M r and M rs. N . W W h ite.
E lm e r B u tle r HI««.
M rs. D. L. I Janis o f Eugene vis Im proved the m a rk e t situ atio n over
shovel w ork, w ith a few team s, but hibitions.
F u n e ra l services w ere held M on thu nd sr w hich has caused conserva
B u tte M ooney, o f Blue M ountain.
last year.
T h e m a jo rity report also recom
the road was com pleted Into the
day aftern oo n fo r E lm e r B u tle r tive business m en to seek
T h e telephone lines In the neigh ited Tuesday w ith a sister, M rs. L.
One o f the most unsat Isfactory 12-year-old son o f M r nnd M rs j ' l ' ' ’hlle *hlB •• no doubt °n>y
evil
mended th a t the date o f the fa ir be borhood w ere put out o f c u n in ils -' W M iK ib b e n
m ine in 60 days.
Roy Hgtids visited S aturday w ith condltiuns Is the potato situation U. B u tle r, who died ea rly F rid a y t h e rl,a <® oursetl fo r the m ost part
"W h ile this w ork was In progress made la te r In the year. In order slon by the w ind and ra in atorm
N a tu re stepped In to c u rta il yields m orning. Rev. D. P. Cam eron o f UP®’1 lm a Klnation it
has to be
displays S a tu rd a y and Sunday.
the J. C. B u ke r fam ily .
I ordered a 20-stamp m ill
fro m th a t bet is r a g ric u ltu ra l
s ub stan tially this sum m er, but the the P resbyterian church o fficiated !e £ * on* d * * t h .
may
be
made.
F
a
ir
dates
In
the
past
M
r
and
M
rs,
G.
A.
Johnson
nnd
P o rtland , also an a e ria l tra m and
Sirs.
Beils
Bond
and
M
rs.
Yates
(
acreage
was
larger.
Production
of
Ev<,rJ'thlng considered, there are
saw m ill. T h e construction w o rk of have been n rranged to suit those of Irv in g visited W ednesday of last fa m ily spent Sunday evening In late potatoes Is estim ated a t 22,- and In te rm e n t was in the Shields
cem etery.
1
niany u nknow n q u a n titie s to be
p ro m oting
the racing prograrA.
Eugene
the m ill was superintended by m y _________
___________________________
w eek w ith M rs. A m an da Hears.
M rs. J.w G allon and dau gh ter ° 00'000 bu’ h" ’ m or* lh a n
,M 0
E lm e r B u tle r was born August * r , * hed in «hting up the fu tu re of
brother Janies, a w e ll know n m ill-
M rs. Bond, who was Miss B u sh n ell,1 D ella m otored lo P o rtland M onday
,lelda n ,a>’ noJ b* harvested. p 1919, in c * e n tra l ' C
m a rk e - t **“
th a t * ------------------
no one can
- ity. Neb and 11,0 lum
— ber
-------------
w rig h t, and ou the firs t day o f the T h a t means th a t I have been a t It tau g h t school In D v llg h t valley In mo, m ng no business.
however, because o f low prices, s a y .
w „ h h|> paren{, elgh , ' predict s afely Just w h a t we m ay ex-
follow ing Deeem bsr the m ach inery
years; and I am prepared to say 1881 am i nt th a t tim e wns a close
M r and M rs. A lbert H
u
ll
and
,
t
b
''
*
rlc
”
Mre
down
,o
’*
"
•
years
ago.
H
e
Is
survived
by
hl»
pccl
d
u
rln
8
th
e
next
fe
w
months
H u ll and
was in operation and the stamps that I can sell to the U nited Htatcs friends o f M rs. Hears. T hey had n o t'
than h a lf the average
parents nnd fo u r h a lf brothers and but w llh out the Injection o f some
fa
m
ily
motored
to
Eugene
Saturday
'm
eltin
g
com
pany
fro
m
1,800
to
dropping.
<*-
seen each o th er fo r SO years. M is. t
sisters as follow s M rs. M abel H u rt unexpected force, any speeding up
m orning.
'"The process Installed was of the 6,000 tons o f ore per m onth, such Yates was fo rm e rly Miss J a n u a ry
nnd E . W . B u tler. Alliance, Neb.. between now and next spring ap
u«
Is
to
be
found
In
several
mines
‘
a m a lg am a tin g and
con centrating
and lived n ear W u lden when u
M rs M a ry Sandm an, n a rb ln e . Neb.; pears Improbable.
type, and we saved Co per cent of In the B ohem ia d is tric t, am ong child.
F red 8. B u tle r, T re n to n , Mo., and
M r. and M rs. A lb ert H u ll
and
the values by a m a lg am a tio n and 40 w hich Is the M usick, and this not-
D. L. E n glan d o f D orena visited
a bro th er. Russell B u tler, who Is In
l«jr cent through a process o f con w ith stan d in g th a t t h . property Hunilay wltto M r anU M r«. Charlc« fa m ily visited Sunday w ith M r and
the a rm y a t M onterey, Cal.
M rs. A. L. W oodard.
centration . T he new
tun nel was long since ha« pa««ed fro m my
M r. arul M rs. J W M addux mo
M r antl
c i aud. A rn , , , ^ nl
A series o f cooking d em on stra
d riven through 800 feet of hard ownership. V e ry n a tu ra lly we th in k
Chartea J, Butler Die».
tors,t to Roseburg W ednesday. Mrs. tions la being held by the N a tu ra l
anth raetto and 800 feet fa rth e r the Lead C rystal Is In the same i j on<j ay evening a t the Glen Line-
F u n e ra l services w ere held 8un -
M addux visited there u n til Mondny. Gaa corporation a t th e ir M ain
through the dyke, w here we struck class.
I baugh home a t W alden.
„ directio n w.
M r. and M rs. A lb ert H u ll visited street _____
.................
Mr
M r, M a rt(n of HprlnK
o ffice under „ the
of day a fte rn o o n fo r Charles James
bodies o f ore ru n n in g In value
fro m , O fte n tim es In the past year, d u r-t
w ith
M r. and L o Ula J Boullgny chef H e Is an ex* B u t,®r - w ho died F rid a y follow ing
110 up. I operated this m ine 13 ln ^ ^ " ic h we
been developing
have moved onto the Oeborn Sunday aftern oo n
Mrs. W A H em en w ay.
|w r, 1>n ,lngel fooi caUM several of “
a tro k ® iro m w hich he
months and the production was our ?r *? *B* holdings, I have been j,|a(.a
T h e house belonging to M r nnd which are being given aw a y each ” ®v®r f*B a lncd consciousness. E ld e r
380,000. It was the fo llo w in g year
the question: 'W h y has the
M rg Q aorg„ l ^ y ng and daughter,
A p proxim ately 100 w ere present
Thom pson o ffic ia te d and interm ent a t the m eeting of C ottage Grove
that I sold the p ro perty to Ed Ix-e
dla‘ r l<* been d o rm a n t ao M rs. George D uerst, and the lat M rs. A lb e rt H u ll caught fire H atur- ,|ay
lay
evening.
Dam
age
wns
slight.
.
Concluding
the
d
em
onstration
i
n
J
“
*“
,h
r
M
u
,k
®y
cem
etery
n
ear
a
c
r|e. F ra te rn a l O rd e r o f Eagles.
of Chicago
long?' M y answ er Is: 'U n til recent- ter's ch ild ren of G reehnm vtslted
M r. and M rs. George Stephen en tire meal w ill be prepared n t 11 E u «®n®- ,
ln June of the m u m y e a r C har- ly tbs « m e lte r. have not been buy- F rid a y evening w ith M rs. Am anda
T hu rsday n ig h t o f last w eek at
who u n til
recently „ In S a tu rd a y and w ill be served , “ r , ’ ’ “ V " w a* bo™ O ctober 4, w hich several state o ffic ers w ere
ley Bruncau located the H elene •»» «h«*«* com plex ores, cla im in g Hears. M r. and M rs. Duerst, who and fa m ily ,
mine In Horseheaven. the s trik e th " ‘ they w .r e not equipped
to had been here fo r tw o weeks, left lived In the M ou nt V ie w d istrict. „ t 3 ,, ni , he m eaj <o consist of ,W’ 1' n c ln r k county. Kansas, and guests.
J ° °®®»on ln 1889 H® had
ru n ning east and
west, cu ttin g t r * a ' ‘ h ""}: and '•» ‘ he second place, S a tu rd a y fo r th e ir home at Greeh- moved last w eek Into the L a th a m rlCe. potatoes, peas, prunes and a
D . D . H a le of P o rtla n d , w o rth y
-----------
' |a rg r roa„ ,
F
H
, lived here IS years
H e was a
district
through the m ain Calapooya range u n tl* the lest year or ao, the trans- am.
president of the state aerie and
M rs. W . H. Keyes Is vis itin g In
T he Stand ard O il c o m p a n y ', an-
, „ *“ 7
J ? “ ' ----------
- —
- ..................
-— — w —
i deputy
grand
w o rth y k
president,
des-
T h l. Is the .am e vein upon which
M rs. W . M. H ands celebrated her
Eugene w ith a daughter.
nouncem ent car spent Tuesday and
, A llo w in g child ren . M rs. Crlbed a plan fo rm u late d by the nn
the bead C rystal m ine is located, o f the d is tric t and to sm elters ha« seventy-sixth b irth d a y anniversary
M
r.
nnd
M
rs.
Hoy
Rodgers
and
..........................
Uonal E a * '« a * ro u P to stabilize em -
tw o miles west. In the heart o f thé h®™ P roh ibitive on account o f In M onday evening a t the borne o f a
W
ednesday here as an added a t p?,"
M , n " , yH J® el' Top p ®"lah' W n ’ h.; pioym cnt. T h e plan w ill be pre-
fa m ily , w ho recently lived In the tractio n fo r the dom enstratlon.
adequate and. at the best, very bad
d istrict.
eon Roy. A n other aon B ert and his
M
r
,.
R
u
th
F
erro
n
,
J
e
ffe
rson
I
sented
, o congrel. g th ,„ y e a r Pnd
____
“T h e croppings o f the Helena roads. But today, than ks to the co w ife and M r. and M rs. Eaton P o rt [ jit h a m d is tric t, have moved to
d
| ,
•
•
the
Eagles
w ill endeavor to have It
assayed only about $3 or 36 a ton operative s p irit o f L an e county and er o f C ottage G rove w ere there for M l T i h l f e o l co
m petitive spelling contest I | | £ 0 Q | F i s i l i n i !
Is
4-11 Health Club Formed.
enacted Into law . T o secure g re a t
In gold. B run eau drove a tu n n e l' the forest service, the road prob the evening.
held
In
the
upper
fo
u
r
grades
nt
I
0
A
n
o
th
e
r
4-H
h
ealth
club
has
been
er b ackin g fo r the plan the Eagles
100 feet long and broke Into o r e , lem Is ra p id ly being overcome, and
T h e M t. V ie w school w ill prosent the L a th a m school fo r the firs t slx|
started In the west side school, the
R e p o r t C ( 1 O il U m p q U Q
w ill a tte m p t to Increase th e ir m em
ru n ning 318 per ton. I t was a t th is ' the sm elters o f today have pro a program F rid a y at
the school
4-A
and
8-B
classes
h
avin
g
organ
bership by 225,000 to b rin g total
tim e th a t I took over the m ine and cesses o f segregation of values nt house. T h is w ill he followed by a weeks was won by the seventh
ized
such
a
group
under
the
leader-
grade class. Mem bers o f th a t class
m em bership to the m illio n m a rk .
Im m e d ia tely continued the d riv in g the sm elter nnd w ill pay fo r all pie social o r box social.
ille
g
a
l
operations
by
com
m
ercial
*h
lp
o
f
th
e
ir
teacher,
Miss
M
y
rtle
are A lb ert M cC nll, Jessie G rubb and
Cottage Grove's quota of this n u m
of the tunnel 700 feet. In this drive | values contained In this class o f
-•
■
Snauer,
w
ith
M
rs.
V
ln
a
l
R
a
n
d
a
ll
o
f
B e tty E y la r.
fisherm en on the U m pq ua have
ber w ill be 120 and the local aerie
I encountered tw o shutes o f o r e ,, ore.
M ore than 7,320,000,000 sm all fish
T h e honor ro ll fo r the L a th a m been reported to the state gnme the local health group to assist.
one 133 feet long w hich was very J
expeHence In m in in g and
already has s tarted Its drive.
were
produced
by
U.
H.
governm
ent
T h e follo w in g officers w ere elect
school fo r the firs t six weeks of commission by E d K e ltze r, w ho was
rich, a ssa y in g 3108 per ton In the i ,lo.v ’ 1.?p n« B ” h * m a o re . long ago
A r th u r R e d ic k o f Seattle, aud ito r
hatcheries d u rin g 1930.
Breese;
vice
school follow s: F irs t
to
fo u r t h 1 in s tru m e n ta l In tho o rg an izatio n o f ee: President, R ex
spring of 189« I put In a 10-stamp "a tl»fl*G me th a t It would be only
grade:
R o bert
Dugan,
Charles the local game protective associa president. D onald Henderson; sec fo r the g ran d aerie, described the
m ill T h e ore at the depth gained , a m,a.u ®r
y « "ra d n t" .'h®«« « « •
re ta ry , N o rv a l B rig h t. O th e r m em •grow th of the Eagles lodge during
was very free and I made a high 'vou d b® ln dem and and a t p ro fit trlc t I was a young m an nnd alone. P lu m m e r, H o w ard Dickens, Robert tion
V ln a l
R a n d a ll Jr., the 30 years he has been a m em ber,
sa v in g by a m algam ation . T he prt>|
‘
‘ ‘ h * T o d ay I re tu rn reenforced by three D enham , M ilo M cC all, Jean Y e a r
M r. K e ltz e r said th a t com m ercial bers follow :
measures
sons, nil m in in g men, w ith George ous, D o ra Johnson, A lice T ru n n e ll, fisherm en ndm ltted th a t they were Peggy Rodgers, E lr a D ixon, V io la o u tlin in g the various
ductlon o f the m ill fro m the s ta rt t " im e Is now here.
sponsored by the Eagles fo r the
averaged about 31000 per day. T h e re I "James P. K im b a ll of N e w Y o rk H . Jennings, m y eldest son, In D a rre ll M cK Ib h en , D e lm c r Bush catch ing tro u t ln w ire nets, w hile W rig h t, O rv a l T an d y, O pal Fuson, good of the nation.
to be Donald M ille r, Frances Hughes,
were several days In the firs t 60 C ity, a noted geologist and m in ing charge. W e have taken .over the nell, Bennie M cC all and Helen the law p erm its th n t fish
James B ird , Charles Maddess, D a r
Reynolds O h m a rt o f Salem , vice
days o f operations th a t we took engineer, exam ined the en tire m in Lead C rystal m ine and have had It Pow ell; fifth through eighth grade, caught only w ith hook and line.
M cC all, According to K e ltz e r, nets were w in M cLendon and M y rn a Salts- president of the state aerie and
fro m tho plates 33,600 In a 24 hours' ing d is tric t o f B ohem ia In 1901 nnd under steady developm ent fo r the Ire n e H u m p hreys, H a r r y
c h a irm a n o f the old age pension
D orothy
Gallo, also being operated ln closed w a man.
run. T h ere ore several men now In hla rep ort he said th a t It would year. I hnve hnd this p ro perly In llen e T ru n n e ll,
com m ittee, told o f the old age pen
liv in g on R o w riv e r w ho can v e rify be only a question o f tim e u ntil m ind d u rin g all the years I hnve ] B etty E y la r, Jessie G rubb, Albert ters.
Poster« Make Appeal.
sion plan and described the steps
these ores would be m ined
nnd been absent fro m the d istrict, and M cC all, Helene Johnson nnd H o m
this statem ent.
Its location and values have been! er B uker.
Tw elve-sheet posters u rg in g g iv being tak e n to have the next state
“T h e m ain tunnel on the Helena m arketed , as they are dsep seated
ing to various funds fo r re lie f o f legislatu re enact It as law .
O nly a few wom en w ere p re s e n t;
was d riv e n a distance o f 2,300 feet nnd In tru e fissure veins. M r. K im rehearsed m any tim es to m y sons.
distress d u rin g the com ing w in te r
In itiato ry- w o rk was exem plified
in the m o u ntain late r, and several ball not only enjoyed the d istinc N o w they are Interested w ith me. fo r the rad io lecture last Tuesday
nt the home o f M rs. Leo W llllnm s. |
are being placed on the billboards fo r A llen M . B row n, J. J. Kennedy,
good ore shutes w ere broken Into, tion o f being technical, b ut w a . W e nre nil satisfied w ith tho year's
o f F oster-K lelser, who have con Seth Feuston and M r. S h attu ck.
I operated tho H elen a several y e a r, p ractical as w ell, and was d ire c to r developm ent of the low g rade ores H o w ever It was decided lo send for
trib u te d the space. T he paper Is
Past w o rth y presidents of Cottage
successfully, the production o f th e . of the U n ited States m in t nt W ash- of 316 values In the blocking out of lite ra tu re nml to try lo get more
Tho
M
ou
ntain
V
ie
w
pnvlllon
at
con tribu ted by the W est V irg in ia G rove aerie, E . M . Henderson,
mine d u rin g the period of m y op-j lagton fo r 14 years. H is opinion has 80,000 tons. W c are now In about Interested. T ho next m eeting w ill!
...............................
...........
,
______
C
u>P
C
r®r
k
w
ll>
°P
pn
•»«
w
in
te
r
;
p a per * P u ,p com pany” * a n d ’ ’the
eratlon being 3700,000.
! alw ays c arried w eigh t am ong m ln- 100 feet on a d riv e on base ore and be held w ith M rs. Johnny Olson.
Loren H a rv e y , N . J. Nelson, J. B.
M rs. A rchie W n lk e r attended th e i
H n tllrday n ig h t w ith a cut*1- lith o g ra p h y by
the
E d w ard s A
expect by the firs t of M nv to have
Leonard and Cecil W oolley, were
John W . Cook and W a lte r Jess of lng men."
Ntato P. T . A. convention W edne»- ” ,n n ,'nn p ro gram conaiatlng o f a Oeutach L ith o g ra p h in g company.
a
no
ther
100,000
tons
In
block,
run
I t was here th a t M r, Jennings
given ce rtific a tes a tte s tin g th e ir
Los Angeles w ere a t this tim e de
-lay o f Inst w eek In Eugene.
I dnnc® a ?d w restlin g m a tih . Glen
nlng
high
In
lend
and
copper,
w
ith
services by tho grand aerie.
veloping the old M uslek m ine, and shifted on the old rock th a t was
W h ile in Eugene ns president of « t" n ®- »71-pound g ra p p le r fro m
Troop 16 to Meet.
In 1898 I purchased It fo r 3100,000, serving as a seat, chuckled to h im some zinc and good gold nnd silver
A supper
the " close
the L a th a m P. T . A., M rs John M e- Albany, who ha« appeared on other
A
reo
rg
anization
m
eeting
o
f
boy
’ " pp" was served a t ln
d'
value.
T
his
block
o
f
ore
should
paying 320,000 cash, w ith three years self a m om ent and said:
c a ll attended every session o f th c Pa vl'l«’n PJ’*’»«'«'"». has been m atoh- scout troop No. 18 w ill be held n t 1 of the m e®,ln *r In itia tio n and
average
363.
W
e
ure
now
In
the
"Yes, m y e a rlie r a rriv a l In Bo
to pay the balance. I installed a 10-
dance
was
held
a
t
the
Eagles
meet-
state convention except when tw o) fid ,^ t,b Sw ®‘ ® . ° ' H®n '
P "d " d’ .
stam p m ill on this p ro perty the hem ia wns In a real panic and now, m o u ntain 700 fre t, w hich gives us ,.r more conferences w ere liel.l at o f
B in m rv I ' , a . a „ i
♦
*nB lnst n ig h t and In itia tio n and a
»«“ . A lb erta , Canada.
same year, and In 19 m onths the n fto r m any years devotod to m ining a 'b a rk ’ o f 40 feet, on a ledge 20
m er mem bers o f the troop have l,nnce w l" be he,d N o vem ber ’ •
the
sntne
tim
e.
She
visited
n
t
the
feet
wide,
w
ith
high
grade
lend
ore
production fro m the M usick stam ps Interests In o thor sections, I have
been asked to attend.
M rs. G erald
paid the balance o f the purchase returned In w h a t I w ill not call n on both foot nnd hanging walls, homes of M r. nnd
A room In the a rm o ry has been N ew Thone Book D ue In N ovem ber.
|.i i ' " From that tim e I m aintained real panic, b ut In a very depressed T h e com pany w ill be ready to In Counts and M r. nml M rs. James
A new edition of the L an e coun
active developm ent. As I
gained 1 tim e. I come not because of these stall a concentrating by filtra tio n Hayes nnd called M rs. Ole C h ris
ty telephone d irecto ry w ill be ready
depth in the old m o u ntain the ores depressed tim es, but In spite of plant enrly In the spring for the tensen d u rin g reeess In convention
fo r d elivery some tim e d u rin g the
became base, lead, zinc, copper, them , and fo r the reason *hat I feel ( low er grade ore, and the high w ill hours.
T ie Social la Planned.
Nrat w eek In Novem ber, according
T he ann ual taxpayers' m eeting
c a rry in g gold and silver, w ith lend; lh a t the tim e Is now a t hand when, be shipped d ire c t to the sm elter,
A pie social and H a llo w e ’en pro- to announcem ent fro m C. E. Jolly,
| fo r the consideration o f the city!
H e a lth G roup to M eet.
predom inating, T h l i was a complex through Im proved processes o f re-
As we laid our course head on
P a c ific
T h e C ottage G rove branch of the budget w ill he held In the c o u n c il' g ram w ill be given a t 7.30 tonight d is tric t m an ager o f the
ore, the smelters would not pay me ductlon o f ores and the develop- 1 for the cook house, fo r It wns then
for lend nnd copper combined, and m ent o f roads Into the d is tric t, over high noon, this pioneer m inor add-1 Lnno C ounty H e a lth asaoclatlon cham ber nt 7:30 M onday evening. J at the M t. V ie w school house, the Telephone * T eleg rap h com pany.
T h e Issue w ill
con tain
10,850
w hich ores m a y be transported to ed; "Yes, we expect to do business w ill m eet at 3:30 M onday nflernoon T h e budget was w orked out care- public gen erally being Invited. The
penalized me fo r the zine,
In the yenrs o f m y m in in g experl- shipping point«, wn m ay expect t o i l n B ohem ia and on this property In the council cham ber of the c ity fu lly by tho council and budget teacher, Miss E lle n Arnest. and copies. T h e book now being used
was Issued In J a n u a ry o f th is year.
once I have m ined all over the! reap substantial returns fro m our fo r m an y years. In fact, I expect hall, M rs. D ella F itzg e ra ld of E u - . com m ittee and there la no Indlca-1 pupils are In charge.
nurse, w ill tlon th a t th e re w ill ba a n y O bject
' ■
n orthw est and have shipped ore to m in in g operations In Bohem ia.
to own tha Lead C rystal as long as gene, county h ealth
Loose L e a f Books. T h e Sentinel.
every sm elter In
the
northw est. I "W hen I firs t came Into thia dis- I live."
•p e a k . T h e public has been Invited, tlona filed a t M o n d a y ’s m eeting.
| Loose L e a f Books. T h a Sentinel.
D a rre ll A rne o f (he C o lla g e Grove
high school elock Judging (ra m won
firs t place In beef Judging Hatur
day a t the In te rn a tio n a l Livestock
exposition. O th e r m em bers of the
team were Is w re n c « K ent, Leo D u
gan and E d g a r H u n t. T h e y left here
T hu rsday, accom panied by (h eir In
stru c to r. H a rm a n L a fk y , and
re
turned Hunday. T hey spent T h u rs
day n ig ht w ith M r. M f k y 's p a r
ents In Salem and on th e ir way to
P o rtla n d
F rid a y
Judged several
classes o f livestock at farm s on tha
h ig hw ay A ll attended the F. F. A.
banquet S aturday night In Portland.
TOM O B I S » BDHEMIA PROSPERITY
« I IO -1 M -O ID SON COMING. ENGINEER
Eggs, Hops, Onions Are
On Upgrade in Price
TARE OUT AMUSEMENTS :
AT FAIR, RECOMMENDED
Gt» Company Holding
Cooking Demonstrations
STATE OFFICERS ARE
VISITORS EAGLES MEET
Mt. View Winter
Programs to Start
City Budget Coining
Up for Final Action
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