The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, October 30, 1931, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, OCTOWFH ÄO, lftftl. — ■I l II — il. — •K N TnnC L, OOTTAOB OBOVB, OBBOON. , ■ 1 i ■ 1 Wl Beans and T o m ato es Commissioner«’ Proceedings Are Picked MILK CREEK. Ort 28 (Hpoetol.) tS sp t.m b sr t.rn i oonvIuilsU.l Oreen Kontucky Womit! bsans DIHT. NO. «MI H b.11 Oll Co., »W1 34; Mlllsr-Mantoril Tractor C o, <9- were picked from the A. Woolcott M3; Equipment, <130.48, Gladys Harden last week, a* were ripe and Ijnnbart, 1 4 «8; Chas. Gold, <114.14; kreen tom ato«. About a bushel Of I Onion Oil Co., <90.78; b. b. lark s,' 'he latter were gathered. <3 90; J. W hyer, HIM; John Peter- aon, WHO; Surveyor, <600; 41. W Turkey lle m o n a lr a tlo n P la n n e d latnihert, <73.68; 11 V, Jenkins, Killing and dressing turkeys fori <130 37; Victor Kraal, <47.43; Joe market will be demonstrated at the' Owen, <31 80; W. A. Pettit, <1.89. , Itulpli Willoughby fnrrn, five miles 1>IMT. NO. lit ; luiw ienre Couch, south of Eugene on Pacific highway at 2 p. m. Monday, November 3, by WOO. DIRT. NO. 89: Equipment. <143.- C. It. Dear, extensive turkey grow 00; F W Hawkins, <200; K V. er of Cottage Grove Ilarrett, <1898; v P Miller, <39.54, John Trunnell, <12 48, A II Hmlth, M isa G ro v e W in s <10 <12 87; Jam es Tedford, 129 94; Fred Miss Evelyn Grove won the <10 Langston, <10 Oft; Lowell Toil ford J given away Haturday night for the <10 OA; F. F. McCullough, <17 4A; closest guess to the number of I W. Isom. <13.13; John Cotton, <4, Herds In a squash. Hhe guessed the M, Curtis Wilson, $18 90 exact number, tusi The next best DIRT. NG. 71: It. A. Ilabb lldw e. guess was 599. Co.. <4.00, Globe I4rr. Co., <2040; C. A. Davis, <7.07; lloy Mpry, <0 10. M ore I h a a a C ur-S ery Glance Clyde Carder, <«10; Joe Almasle, <8 10; Andy Almasle, <8 10; Iv a n 1 As Elsie nnd her m other walked Rurcamp <3 10. Wiley Cox <M 10 the child observed W an e,, Rurcamp, <7 18. C. j . Fow- * *n!'" u h",,‘trl,7 '«” » ■ l»r, <3 10; K. K. V ln c.n l, <3.10 ¡J"**' D IR T . N G . 7«: E q u ip m e n t. < 1 0 3 - 03. J. II. Chambers, »7.62; James ’’ 'J1’ " 7 S S EE GAS DEMONSTRATED IN YOUR OWN KITCHEN! '»••'■ ¡••r.; « h . „ >l<” «h-pplng» Tedford, <07 83; Lowell Tedford. <10 MO, Fred bangeton, <28.04, Fin- »21.90; Curtis Wilson, W - ley Wblppe, <0 78, C. E. Aber- UM: v - A- Hendrickson, 821.71; M.' • rumble, <4.78. F. F. McCullough. T. Jackson, <0.43; D. It. Hbank,| 411 MA, Gao. B o tts , <38.70; John »27B^ >**»y Fitch, <34.03; Guy Col-I Trunnell. <1187; Everett McCoy l,y. «M .74; Jack Hbrum, <100 S3, , <20 77; h t Marlin, <1714, Milton w "‘ Forrester, <07.73; M eter Rwag I Filch, <71.08. gart, <83.70; Geo. Wlecarson, <108.-1 DIRT, NO. 82: W II. Dandy, 838 - 7»1 Wlu Adame, <80 82; E. Hbrum. ’ 40; Fries Hilwo. C o, <0.00. <11.04; It. C. Gleason, <38.28; Ralph DIRT. NO 83 Globe bbr. Co., * " ’«• »«>.77; A E. Davis, »80 77; T .| « 2 M0. Elliott Mercantile Co . <4.M J H w r a ..y , <7 48; G eo. Tolman, <13.-1 GKNKKAI. RD A DM. « . Clelr Parks. <12 44; It. E. HUI, | FEKItlKR: C. J. Colter, <173.00. <797, Jess M e ets. <10 30; Art Hund- H ltllx lE : Rcott bbr. Co., <120.28, «rman, <«8«, Graber-Gettys Hdwe. A. F Mitchell. <1184; A. C. Rtrik 137.42. er. <174 74; Dick Bushnell, <400; MAINTENANCE: Ultumule Aa- Hllls Creek lsbr. Co.. <13080. It. A l’h“ 11 Co., <139.84; T. J. » Ila b b lld w e C o , <322-33; J W. -''weany, <14 MW; Equipment. <10100; Mueckenbush A Hon. <19228; J, C. C. H . Johnson, <0.38, H. M. Peter- Ponsler Motor Co.. <180 43; W. J <83.81; Ralph bee, <3 08; Clin-j blchly, <301 03, Fischer Lumber ton Pew, <808; Link bund, »14.98, | Co.. 114 40; W H. Dandy, <33.44; Vernon tnmglas. <3 08, T. Conners. Kqulpmsnt, <282 04; Geo. Hchnelder. <7 17; M Peterson, <0200; Oliver <13.80; Hathaway Motor C o, <10; Fosback, <11.10; Elmer Petersen, Houthern Pacific Co.. <104 81, Rco <1270 bert Warehouse Co., <14 45; Twin EMERGENCY: Norman Hoard, Oaks Lumber Co . <8 00, J. It Meek, WJ»I Marshal Body A Fendei <9 00; Fries Hdwe Co., <0.10; Tri- Works. <8 00; Federal Reserve Hank angle lArr. Co.. <0482. Ralph Eaves, «» Portland, <1,000 00; T. J. Neely, <8.00; Rooeevelt Highway bbr. Co.. »2.80; Kurveyor. <82.107; l-awrence <10.70; Peter Hkovbo, <4.00; Weet- Couch. <0 00; Pure Iron Culvert A ern Lbr. Co., <10.29; ta w ren ce Mfg. Co., <104.92; N. L. Austin. <0- Couch. <28 00; Surveyor. <102.80; "0; Mrs. O. F Monroe, <93.00; J. T. Martin Peterson, <18 00, John Carr, Bogart, <43 01; Fred Brown, <22 48; <0.30; C. H Johnson, < 80; H. 11 .( C. O. McBee, <33 92; John Hum- Flnsgan. <132.88, Yellow Fir bbr.' mere. <8192; W Mowery. <38.92; W. Co.. <10 35; A. J Acheson, <19 89. C K. Htrlker. <15 71; V. C. Mowrcad- W. Ilrown A Hon. <4.03; Eugene er. <3809; Jam es Htlenllchler, <13- Auto Tup C o. <1.75; Eugene Auto »9; John Stonelake. <12.75; Jelmor Hheet Metal Co.. <14.78; Itrund Haw Htonelake, <12.78, Everette Mercer, Hhop, <0 40; Win Kyle A Hons C o, <11 1«; Frank W orthington. <3 19; <27 70; Roy Foster, <20 02; Morris Clinton Hines. <399; Ray George, l.br, C o. <17 30; G. A. Ilalton. <19- <3 99; Jack Hodges. <33.91; Equlp- 64; C. U Madden. <0019; Peerce ment. <8200; C. R Miller, <917; H. Hervlce Htatlon. <2 90; Pederson A C. Conley, <7.97; C. H. Johnson, Brown, <100; Hooth-Kelly bbr. C o. <917; Frank Jarvhi. <7 98; O. Har- <27.22, G. H. Waggoner. <10.00, wood, <1270; Jay Oldham. <1340; Peters McDonald bbr. Co.. <094 81, Htate lnd. Accident Com.. <13012. Hlmmons Co.. <200; Hhell 4)11 Co., MAKKKT ROADS. <70 88, lludd Kompp, <70 88; Henry MAINTENANCE J. D. Fountain, Plronl, <40 92; Percy Patterson. <9.88; K. V. Barrett. <9 88; Eugene <45 90; Frank Järvi», <44 90; Roy Concrete Pipe Co., <10.78; Eugene Worden. <1075; It. E Hill, <23 93. Sand A Gravel Co., <33 00; Houth- G. W. Brabham. <94 3«. Istra Horen- ern Faclflo Co . <17.10; Cha«. Neet, sen. <70 06; E. F. Brabham. M l <7; <8.99. O. J Neet, <3.19; Fred D p - Jam es Daniels, <8 88; F. V. Greer. p»rt, <3.19; Carl Humphrey, <3.09; <24.72; Ira Gilstrap. <4.90; Miller Kenneth Danstrom, <14.33; Henry Horensen, <132 81; Wm. Sanborn, Robinette, <4.78; E. F Roberta. K »H-»3 : c - c Wulnn, <9 87; T. H. Hanbum. <104.78; Ralph peter- purge 33192 p- J. Damewood. son, , • *,33i 8; »163.78; Jobn Htelnke. <4.78, H W ., 2 « ri n®r, Kryr. *87 78; F. .” r<,’Wn' Carson. <04 80; Merl Albro, <33 49; »199«; Bert I etem jan <4F93; John c „ ff a ,,,,!,,,,,,,. |28.7O: C. b. Red«- Van Orden <.M) S8; >< H _P«rnf. ( 9 - ,11Pr <14 31; Jam es Tedford. <11.97; 1 67; Ray Wright. »»#-••; W alter p r M<-Cullough, <3.49; I W Isom. J‘M.,7<2 J° hn »3 ■«: C. A Van Hcholack, <1 99; M F c L i n a 74 W UCk * S tr ik e ? ' *' W*,U ce’ 171 “*’• »equipment. <78-, ,, J .S , w 78: T. J Forcum, <7.97; George <101.02. Ray McCargar »48.41jJ. T. $797. v<.r„ H>rper j w B . C S NO OBLIGATION TO BUY . . Let Us Show You W hy 5 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 People Choose Gas . . .The Quickest, Hottest Easiest Fuel to Use! Try fast gas cooking your own way — j’n your own kitchen! Without any obligation on your part to buy, Natural Gas Corporation of Oregon will install any new gas range select, for a convincing trial. See for yourself why 4 out of 5 city families throughout the United States cook with gas» See how a gas range can save one-third o f your time in the kitchen. See how easy it is to use. See how easy it is to buy— no cash down payment— convenient credit ternts. Phone for your own private gas demonstration now! i . ’ iS .'S T S S ; 8 * m ’ WW '» r < ^ w ‘ »TO73 C A “ A ,U hb HdW* C°* J T’ Junes' 17 49 * 1 F A k lo J '<14 31 »fl7M; Frv<‘ Brown- »“ » i HUI C a ih l.“ ' 414 31 f H T P,,iter' c - «• Mcllee, <44.90; John Hum- i -4 99 C A D.W.' 137 90' E F n‘’ r** W); W V ln ^ M IM M H e r. K Jrk 1 -1 M Jm U C J Fow?er^t22 M W arren Hur' “ ^m Jp. M K ' w U e ” ' Ccx MOui; | i T £ h o f Ne’e ? ' & 9,2U 'S l < A l b r r l « > " » " “ 0«. Hudd K"n,”P- ,M 11; Hcnr>' n. M 89 ‘S V b I A r C a G ^ : .W 47' A MMhenv71« » ' " " ' " “ « u m m ^ M L W ; w ’aL 47; It C.' A d X . <“ 47; A .’ M^ W -.Tay.or. ,44181; E.w.n Tay W icks, <18.47; Carl Scott. <7.97; H. lor, <159; Earl Phillips, <3.19, Al A. Carter. <6.37; Jam es lluuiphr. v. bert E. Nelson. MAO. AbVADORE WEST: Ren Oakes, <319; Ellis Edwards. <26.04; O. J. Neet, <12.78; W. B Scott, <480; <04 98; Equipment. <14070; O. W John McGlllvrcy, <3 19; Jam es Me- Stlngley, <4145; m il Fuller. <33 49; Glllvrey, <3.19; Henderson Stewart, Ren Smith, <35 88; Melvin Shove. 315 47 C a r l H u in ..h r r v <15 47' Earl 85; J M K' Ilcr- »7S’ 2 : T- M Drury. <18 47; Joe W alker <15 47; « 7 7 8 8 T ’'* d °n ' ’ Fred bappart. <7.97; O. Drury. <1- tTJ 831 Fred Hrown. 59. Albert Neet. <2 93; E J Mabe, ” ’’ t *’'*” * ’"‘’A?.'1, <898; L H Porter, <6.19; Ray Sur- Hmlth, <121.80; Warren Bamford. camp, <3.19; J. K. Thompson, <5.98; <1.19; Roy Fitch, <2.49; Equipment, ■ N. b. Austin, <19.93; Homer Austin, <7.80. ROW RIVER: Equipment, <1686- <19.95; liert Martin, <1398; Tom 88; Surveyor, <37.33; Lawronce j ph <88.80; Jam es Stephens, <60.61; Couch. <9.00; F. A. Moore, <184.28; L ouis'B eers. <60 61; Sm ith A W at- J*-, V. Barrett, <119 90; Ralph King, kins. <02 14; State lnd. Accident f? , 0 7 : t AQ ***°7 : L- W- Com., <211.38. Hunt. <119.70; Wilbur Pitcher, <107- ' EQUIPMENT; Pacific Tel. A »M 21! H- F Telg Co.. <1190; Eugene W ater L lt<',h.''r' R C- Cle»«»n. <30- Board, <72.89; Edwin Tullar. <179. w ■? ■’ •''«tard, <44.04; Howard . 26; A. A. Martin, <174.74; R H. NorUn. <38.28; A. b. Williams, <62- Smlth. <164.80; Leo Driver, <129.74; , „„ C. E. Van Osdol, <140 74; Rny Wor- W ALKER WEST: Eugene Con- den. <118.27; Earl Luckey, <124.74; crota Plpa Co.. <2 64; Roy Robert- R A. Babb Hdwe. Co., <61.02; Mil- "*,n- » ‘38 00; Equipment, <t,609.26; f lcrs Machine Shop, <2.38; Oregon D- Fountain, <10.86; J. W. Dyer, El. Ry. Co.. <7.57; Cresseys. <1.00; »<3 4 2 : A- E. Shnrpe, <4.00; M. T. Manerud-Huntlngton Fuel Co . <19 Jackaon, <t2.38; Marlon bebow. <0- 44; Twin Oakx bbr. Co., <122.93; 1#: E‘> E»rl, <0.19; Gerald R. Con- Bailey El. Co., <52.84; Mldgley PI ner- »’”0 88; Geo. Conley, <20.73; W. Mill Co.. <.80; Standnrd Oil Co , 1 A Renne, »1.59; Verne Kenhey, $9- <238.77; Chnrles H. Fowler, <7.80; 87l L- J- Caldwell, <32.09; Geo. Morris Chevrolet Co., <1.02; Puritan Walker, <20.38; W. M. Banks, <22- t A u g Co., <1.40; A. C. Ilnag A Co . »»I c E Thornton. <0 38; Ijiwronce <29.95; John W. Conaway, <14.15; G. Fisher, <038; Chas. C. Connor, <90- A. Halton, <14.63; Schofield Stew 76; T. J, flweany, »12.47: Roy Fitch, art, <1.10; M. L. Wallace, <08.81; »24-M; Clair Parks, <24.94; Geo. Hprlggs Bros., <4.80; Mark C. Sand Tolman, »24.94; V. A. Hendrickson, arson, <48 80; Nordllng Parts Co.. »8 'M>: Prank Jarvis, <19.48; Curtis <17.90; Hathnway Motor Co., <3.01; Wilson, <39.90. 8. B. Flnegan, <15.41; J. M. Holland, COTTAGE G R O V E WEST: »1.00; Veltum A Clow Mfg. Co , Equipment, <9.00. <86.29; Scott bbr. Co., <120.35; J. W BRIGGS HILL: Tho Frederick R ust, <1621.20; Walters - Bushong Po»t Co., <2.13; Surveyor, <3.41; Eu- Lbr. Co., <1.92; Emory Insurance gene Concrete Pipe Co., <186.98; W. Agency, <13.41; Portland Oxygen A W. Hawley, <1.00; Equipment, <320- Hydrogen Co., <97.89; Knowlea A 21; Clair Parks, <14.88; Geo. Tol- Graber, <13.66; Miller-Sanford Trac- mnn, <14.35; Fred Smlgley, <192.78; tor Co., <80.80; W. B. Dillard, <4.40; Cleo Smlgley, <68.18; John BJerke, F. A. Moore, <2.50; Sim m ons Co., f <114.81; W. W. Hawley, <139.27; <9.17; Lawrence Couch, <46.80; Argle Smith, <139.27; Alf Westrope, Carlson A Hatton, <22.61; Nntlonnl <122.38; Walter Westrope, <88.60; Machinery Co., <113.82; Orogon Mn W esley McCullough, <71.77; Geo. chlnery Co,, <211.86; Preston A Tollefson, <42.28; Jess McCulloch, Hales, <13.80; Pacific Mach. A Tool <14.06; Gordon BJerke, <7.84; Henry Scttel Co., <21.78; Howard - Cooper Briggs, <38.92; Ed Haldorsen. <9- Corporatlon, <46.34; J. E. Ila se llln e : 57; John M ohs , <15.47; B. F. Dless, A Co., <873.99; b. A. Snow Co., <128 <6.38; E. II. Donne, <3 19; John Mc- 44; W estern Auto Supply Co., »2,90; I Daniel, <6.19; Norman Hem enway Union Oil Co., <1345.18; Shell 011'<6.19. Co., <76 01; Frnnk Jarvis, <20.18; I CANTRELL LANE: Surveyor Alvin W lthain, <18.21; A. F. Will <86.96; Rny George, <0.98; Jack son, <49.69; D. D. Conley, <124.78; Hodges, <29.40; Geo. Tolman, <17- Ben Wilson, <112.25; G. O. Thorpe, 46; V. A. Hendrickson, <85 4?- <129.74; R. O. Palmer, <128.30; Ted Equipment, <090.25; Clair Parks’ George, <113.84; Donald Colby, <99 <17.40; Jay Oldham, <20 20 74; W. H. Mend, <99.74; John Trun WOLF CREEK: Lester Igtke nell, <39.90; R. L. Mathews, <8.38; <430.82; Pedersen Bros., <408.80; j ’ C. H. Johnson, $29.00; O. Harwood W. Dyer, <34.06; Equipment, <2876.. »47.86; Ray George, »86.27; Jack 80; A. Eldon Kraal, <96.4». Baking Heat in IO Minutes— Broiling Heat in 5 Minutes — Y o u r G as R an g e Saves H e a t — Saves F u e l! W ith a new closed-top gas range, one small gas flame HEAT WATER IN 15 MINUTES INSTEAD OF AN HOUR—W ITH GAS! TRY THE FASTEST KIND OF COOKING IN YOUR KITCHEN! will keep 3 or 4 pots simmering at once. A n insulated W h y wait and shiver this winter fo r piping hot hatfitf gas oven keeps all your cooking heat right on your food — and saves more fuel. Gas heaters give you oceans of hot water four faster than any others! I f you prefer an instantané Strike a match or touch your automatic gas range heater, you may have steaming bath«, «teaming d lighter for the quickest cooking heat there is! water— at the turn of a faucet any rime. T h a t’s the first thing you'll notice— your gas flame is hoi almost instantly. So be ready to cook when you light your range. Y o u r actual cooking starts quicker— ends quicker — and you’re out of the kitchen sooner than ever before. T u rn off your gas the second you’re through and there’s not a bit of fuel wasted— ever. LET US INSTALL A GAS RANGE ON TRIAL Hotter Fuel — Batter Food T r y broiling a juicy steak — something th at’s rather hard to do successfully with other fuels, all of which are slower than gas. Y our natural gas flame is so hot in 5 minutes that it sears all the savory juice into your steak — saves it for your dinner. Slip your favorite cake into a gas oven—-set the oven- heat regulator— and your fanciest baking is donel Y’our gas range maintains just the proper heat as long as you want i t — no more “ pot-watching” . YOUR OLD STOVE IS YOUR DOWN PAYMENT— YOU ONLY PAY FOR GAS YOU ACTUALLY USE1 Your present stove will take care of your down payment on a new gas range— the fastest cook there is! Y o u may take from 10 to 30 months to complete payment an gaa Select Any One You W ant Today! ranges or water heaters that actually coat less than many other similar appliances. See our new gas ranges — pick out any And you don’t tie up money in a fuel supply. Yon one you like. W e will install it immedi ately and pipe gas right into your buy no gas in advance — you simply pay for the fuel you’ve used — when you’ve used it I kitchen. T h en try gas cooking for a few days without any obligation to buy. O n Cake« and Luscious Pies Actually Bake Themselves! -And remember, the more gas you use, the lower your gas rate becomes! • your decision to keep your gas stove — you pay the regular charge for gas con nection and installation. Otherwise, you simply pay for the gas you have used during your gas range demonstration. NATURAL GAS CORPORATION OF OREGON Controlled and Managed by STANDARD O IL C O M P A N Y OF C A L IF O R N IA MILLION CAS USERS CAN'T BE WRONC COOK W ITH CAS