The Cottage Grove sentinel., November 13, 1931, Image 1

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COTTAGE GROVE, IA N K COUNTY, OREGON.
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THYROIDS AS PROJECT
I R I D A I , N OVI.MHF.K 13, l»3l.
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P ric e
O f S te a k s
K a rte ll M a y G e t H is
HANDICAP GOLF MATCH
V o ic e B ack
FINALLY TURNS
A printer'« error came near caue-
C. A Bartell of Corvallis and Cot- j
T h a t the lure of placatory pur-
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’ Ing a cruah at the tiartala m arket
tage Grove, who recently under­
aulta la tempting to Cottage Grove
' Friday and Haturday. The ad copy
lealdenta waa evidenced by the Large Number of Oracle Pupil« «aid, T-bone ateaka, lOe each, 3 Final« Qo to 37 Holes and went. an operation for the removal I
of his sound box, has learned of a :
OotUge Orove I» Victorious In large number who braved the rain
for 28c." The ad waa printed to j
mechanical device that will enable | Further Reduction in Cut Giv­
of the week end to flail on the
Zimmerly
Loses
by
Miss
Are Said to Be Affect­
read, "T-bone ateaka, 10c each, 8
him to develop a voice, according
Football Quine« Lebanon
Umpqua near Hcottaburg.
Poor
Iba. 25c." In thia caae the copy waa J
ing Seller« Upper Hand in
to a story In the M cM innville Tele­
ing Short Putt
ed by Disease
catches were reported Kuturday,
plain enough ao that the proofread­
phone Register.
and Monmouth.
with batter catchea on Hunday and
the Dickering
er had no excuae for overlooking
M r. Bartell had Just visited
Monday.
A clinic for treatm ent of grade ‘,
7
by * 7 .
George
J.
Swift,
living
near
Mc­
Brighton Leonard waa victorious
That the river near Hcottaburg
d,d
«“ * « » * « what had In the finals of the handicap golf Minnville, who some time ago un­
All Armistice day plana war« will aoon be a Cottage Grove flail­ school children with thyroid ten-
(Crow's Lumber Otreel )
carried out according Io schedule. ing preaerve waa atteeted by the denclea will be held early In De- happened uni I housewives began match played Hunday, defeating derwent an operation exactly like
W hile there Is very little of a
The day upened at 11 o'clock with fact that at one time Hunday 18 of ^
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^ o ^ n e ^ r X K
W illiam Zim m erly on the thirty- M r. Bartell'«. M r. Sw ift has tried
firm nature to support the opinion.
the firm « of a aalute, the local the 10 boa I a on the river carried
seventh hole. The two were tied at several artificial sound boxes, but
It Is nevertheless true that the past
C o tta g e G ro v e b ra n c h o f th e L a n e a w a y ,
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l«eglun poet's famous Hill« cannon Cottage Grove flahermen.
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ttle cnd
the thirty-sixth hole. the one he prefers la a rubber bulb week has seen a better feeling
bain« used. Immediately thereafter
A partial Hat of thoae at Hcotta­ county health aaaoclatlon. Dr. H. do and probably had his compeU- wh,ch waa supposed to conclude tn . that costs only a few pennies. Mr.
four buglers, one at each corner of burg over the week end followa: M Kerron. county health officer, tore guessing. This week Bill read match, and had to continue play to Bartell used this and was able to creeping Into the merchandising
the Sixth and Main Intersection, George Matthew» Mr. and Mra. will conduot the clinic and will be hl» own proof.
j break the tie As the two teed off talk so that he could be understood division of the lumber Industry. I t
aoundad tape in memory of thus« W illiam liartela, W illiam Thum, assisted by membera of the health
It appeared that Zim merly was to perfectly. M r. S w ift believed that Is not improbable that a consider­
comrades who hava «one waat.
win. He got a clean drive down the 1 wlth, * llttle P«et»c« M r
Bartell able part of this fram e of mind
Hubert Wulgley, Charles Itoner, | group.
fairway, while Leonard hooked off ' * ould b* able to use n Proficiently. comes about through the very
A parade formed at 130 at Ma Anchor Aletead, Loren Ksevay, W.
Through recent health work In
aonlc temple and marched the M
Into No, 8. However, he came back M r Sw ift believes that many mutes marked fu rth er reduction In the
MacGlbbon, Joe Hhort, Joe the echoola It waa discovered that
length of M ain street. In line were Hmith, Mervllle Veatch, Vlnal Ran­ a large percentage of grade pupils
with a pretty approach shot, which could learn to talk by using the cut and the temper ot the mills to­
ward producing any more lumber
the American leg io n drum corpe, dall, J. A Powell, P F. I lose. 8. T. have a tendency toward thyroid
put him on the apron. Hla next ap­ rubber bulb.
than they can sell profitably from
battery "E," the band, membere of Ruse. Al Hbofatall, Dale Hawklna, ' trouble. For this reason the health
proach wasn't so good, as he was
now on.
the women's relief corpe, Spanleh- Guy M cFerrln, Hchofleld Htewurt, group chose as Its first major proj­
12 feet from the flag, but he sunk
Buyers are reporting a very no­
Amerlcan war veterans, member» Ciao Morelock, Nell Hlner, Mie« ect the work of securing proper |
I with one putt. Zim m erly was on In
ticeable Increase in sales resistance.
of the leg io n and of the Ix>glon Goldie llayea. Pete ilayea, G. Haw- treatment for thyroid cases already Appropriations
A r e Smaller ,wo' wlth “ "hot from the ■*‘le
In numerous Instances orders have
auxiliary
r
'the green for a birdie. He missed
' ley, E rm ll Tiller, F. Oaldablnl and on record and for others that may
been returned without much ex­
At 2 30 an alumni football team Ia>w Farmer.
I be discovered. The group hopes to
and went five feet beyono the flag,
Than Those Made tor
planation, showing th at the produc­
trounced a Monmouth Normal team
i secure active cooperation of parents
still having a five-foot side-ball putt,
er» finally have their backs against
23 to 0. Following thia membera of
Lane Exposition.
I at the clinic In order to Insure a
which he missed. Zimmerly'« handi­
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I the wall and intend to fight.
the American 1-egion serenaded II.
cap waa 4 and Leonard's was 12.
successful conclusion to the project.
It. Godard, Civil w ar veteran.
e s
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.
Retail distributors and industrial
Zim merly did not play up to hla
The health group also will sponsor
At 8 o'clock membera of the
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The proposal to discontinue the form of a week before,
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an eyesight
project.
when he waa County Judge Barnard Would users of lumber are also undergoing
change of mind. F o r many
l-cgion and their famlllea, membera
Flans for the sale of Christmas Lane county fa ir or at least make 1 only two over par on 27 holes, while
Have Each Give D ay’« a months
they have wisely felt that
of the Monmouth normal football
aeals were discussed. The sale thia radical changes in the method of ¡Leonard waa going strong,
lumber prices were to drop further.
team and the alumni football team
year, as last, will be handled by the
conduct would be In Un« with
In the consolation match, Hogate
Wage Each Month.
They have ignored attempts to es­
and dtetlngulahed guests gathered .
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nigh school senior class as one of act i ° n tsken In other counties.
| has defaulted to Stowell and Stow-
tablish firm price policies and have
for the Legion's annual dinner, held
Linn county discontinued holding ' ell Is to play Caldwell to see who
¡ Its cltixenshlp projects.
fur the first time in the new arm- Buttle Royal Is Promised, Both
As a counter proposal to that of refused to believe that the bottom
W ork of the newly organized 4-H . a fa ir In 1930. Albany being held shall have the honor from the low-
ory. A number of gueata spoke
health clubs was told and plans for too close to Salem and the state fa ir er half of meeting Daugherty, wln- reduction of wages of all those in had been reached even though it
Team«
Have
Defeated
briefly.
'the future were discussed by lead- to draw crowds large enough to pay ner of the semi-finals in the upper Lane county paid from public was generally realized that lumber
At 7 o'clock the Legion eponaorod
I ere and advisers of tbe clubs.
i expenses. The Linn county fa ir was half.
funds, County Judge Barnard has was being sold for less than the
Univeriity
High
the picture, "The Dawn Patrol," and
-
made the suggestion that each per- cost of production. Today there la
I To promote membership In the conducted by a fa ir association, the ,
at 9 o’clock the Legion's annual
i health group It was decided that county appropriating <2300 a year C x .r » e « r» « l 1
Z e \ son on the public payroll, county much evidence that many retailers
dance started at the armory.
beginning to feel th a t it ts wise
1 representatives should call on each ttnd anY deficit being made up by , O C I l l l l l v l Zx J l O IO r i J
S \ . / employes, federal employes, state '
Cottage
Grove
high
school's
fig
h
t­
Remembrance Hunday, the Hun­
woman's organization In the city, public subscription.
employes, school district employes, to anticipate their requirements to
ing
football
team
will
play
one
of
day before Armistice day. was ob­
explain the work of the group and
Washington county appropriated ,
contribute one day's pay each some extent during the next 60
days. Already gestures have been
served with a union evening service Its hardest games of the season th e need for additional members.
12300 a year In 1928 and 1929 and
month for five months.
Friday
afternoon,
November
20,
at the armory, at which Rev. Dun
The membership thus fa r this | 12000 a year In 1930 and 1931. I t Is
W hile the judge admits that those made toward both wholesalers and
an P Cameron, form er stale chap- w b ,n , 0 ,* y J ? " 1
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dl8'
N J NelaOn h“
demanded an paid from tax funds have not suf­ mills wherein retailers have shown
.i_ of . the
a - Legion,
r
____ _ *. school on Delbert Kelly field Rose- year Includes: Mrs. Roes Peterson, c K ^ d thr«..Thi / aer . r ,M f
lain
delivered
but The fered as have those depending up­ a willingness to buy in quantity If
Mrs. Roy Leonard, Mrs. W M. Mac- continued until after the depres- apology from The
burg
has
a
powerful
team
and
has
they could do so on a bargain basis
stirring address
slon.
Gibbon,
Mrs
W.
H.
Daugherty,
Sentinel suspects» that N. J. doesn’t on private employment w h e r e This trend Is ordinarily never ex­
mads a good showing this year.
Win at Foottmll.
Yam
hill
county
appropriates
$1,-
wages
have
been
cut
and
w
ork
Mrs.
Vlnal
Randall.
Mrs.
Schofield
Cottage Grove, which ha* differed
j care whether or not he gets an
Cottage Orove won all
premiums
hours shortened, he says that wages perienced until the early part of
„ „ Its foot
Ih n * f * e Ih i* . . .
n
ie w u r i, a
irs . n.
v M
ills , M
rs . V
io v iu in g p
r e m iu m s
Stewart,
Mrs.
K. j K.
Mills.
Mrs.
C. . p F 130 a year for p providing
ball battles on Armistice dsy, but ® y . d
HosWos. Mrs. George Matthews. !»t the state fair and the livestock ' apology Just so something Is said paid county employes are low and December Just prior to the holiday
ts determined to . keep Its slate M r . i v ic i . h n w \ i — r* i ic . ,n ex o o a itlo n b u t d o e s n o t h o ld
that will indicate what be has to should not be permanently cut. He shutdowns. To have the buyers be-
has sig
signed
ned no agreement
a g re e m e n t Io
to
end : son,
. '
mm.
I-ebow, Mrs. C. J. Kem, exposition but does not hold a e coun-
sell, so here's the apology:
clean and to aven the count with Mrs. W
hostilities.
polnts out that his plan would raise <ln to look »round the latter part
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ty fa ir because of being too close to
Mrs.
Beldler,
Mrs.
A.
L
N. J. demanded the apology on ac- 14,000 monthly for relief of the un- ' of Octoi>« r is very unusual and Is
A Monmouth super-varsity team ■ Roseburg for the 8 to 0 defeat euf- Wynne. Mrs. Claude Kime, Mrs. W. ¡Salem.
ferad last year.
i
count
of
a
short
editorial
squib
employed.
' construed by many lumbermen -to
contested with a team mailo up of
R. Job, ■ M rs.) The Benton county fa ir was dls-
The strength of the two teams la L. Workman, Mrs. B.
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st w
eek w
h ic h said t that
hat h
a lf a
: la
last
week
which
half
alumni of Cottage Grove high
The Judge ts not in favor of any ' * * an excellent indication of what
Herbert
Eakin,
Mra.
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f
on-^
rn
u
n
d
y“
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a*
°
°
n
the
do"
n
radio'’
«quawkiag
out
jazz
on
and other schools and were de­ hard to compare although both have Mrs. C. R. Dear, Mrs. r . c . men- • ------ --
uui tb m
a in s t r e e t o of f a any
n v e city
ttv all at decrease in road work, or any ’ be future holds.
rs. r Mrs. E. A. Men-
the strong University high denhxll, Mrs. Ira Isom.
W. ¡Justified by the benefits obtained J »he
lhe main
„ me street
Ume
a poor
adver
feated 23 to 0. The locale forced defeated
much has been said about the
ec
n o o i eleven.
e le v e n Cottage
vonage Grove
urove turn
’ urn-1 zr* ~ - —¿z' —7
A' W '
nnnmL K„ ien?i l Lix2ibla ned the same tim e are a poor adver- further reduction in wages for road
school
r
t
l
l
r
l
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7
M
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u
t
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f
a
i
a.
arA
M
e*
r
the play, had a well coached line
ed in a 0-0 victory while Ilnecburg
V ' S ? n , r ' ^ f r*'
*« 1.» ,h
V b » * et*
yf * f tisement for the radio business, in work, as either action would only greatly depleted retail yard stocks
end kept breaking through and downed lhe campus high 23 to 13. , K H F l»ld« »nd M r*
B>°r-
T
Y T " . , * 1Ul clut which (pd. adv.) M r Nelson Is en- add to the amount of charity that ^ a t to mention this subject might
spoiling the plane of their oppon­
work among boys and girls.
1
v « h» h ». *
v . - i would have to be dispensed. The j appear to be dragging out a factor
O f seven games played Cottage set
ents before they got their playa
says the county court Is en- j *h lch has fo r many months re-
Officers of the group are: Mrs. levTedMrnr*th C° “ nty,'
“ ml11 *" Bennett, but Fred isn't much of a ' Judge
,
started. G. Bcheufele, Dove and Grove has won five, tied one and A L. Wynne, chairman; Mrs. W. M levied for the county fair, enough brOadcaster. W ell, anyway, M r. Nel- deavor‘“ K to administer county mained impotent, yet the necessity
McGinnis tackled passers eight or lost one for x percentage of .833.
do much funds in such a way as to relieve ,
buying when business takes an
MacGibbon, secretary - treasurer; to pay the expen.ee for a caretaker son ln. , gUl that h„
S co re» o f lhe game« fo llo w
ten times for 10- to 13-yard losses
Cottage Grove, O - Eugene
- ..33 ! Mrs. Vlnal Randall, finance com- f,nd extra help In caring for the 1 better w ith such old-time songs as both taxpayers and those who are upturn Is not only true of lumber
Four touchdowns were made by
I hut of every other commodity. M ak-
' rnlttee; Mrs. K. K. Mills, nurse«' «rounds. » The county miJOs up ..M y Darling Nellie Gray" than in need ot charity
the locale on line plays and one of Cottage Grove, 13 North B e n d _12 committee; Mrs. C. A. Beldler,
The University of Oregon faculty l° g due allowance for the rapid
i s
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Cottage Grove. * University H L 0
these was converted for the extra
movement of freight which w ill not
™„oucie-» oy me slnK and la lk
language 1» the first to agree to the plan.
Cottage Grove. SO Oakland
6 1 chairman of loan closat; Mr». C. J. 1 — ~ *»“
point. Reverses and spinner plays
necessitate carrying stocks oflum -
0 Kem, publicity; Mrs. Claude Klme, held in 1931. the county but none * “ which probably doesn t a p p i y t o
were used by the locale with good Cottage Grove, 8 - -Springfield
ber as large as those of 15 years
education committee.
M r Nelson refused to
effect
The school teachers got Cottage Grove, 13 -A lb a n y
Polk county has been accustomed tej|
ago, it must still be recognized that
ttnnn
.
I*” “ **•’ w riter of this Item what
their single ecor. on a 90-y.rd run Cottage Grove, 7 -L .b a n o n -
retailers have been riding to a fall
b™nd of radios he sells, otherwise
on a punt return In the final per- '
through imposing upon their ability
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■’ complete—and
— F - ’— e n u bill
on,
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led.
!w i m 2.
appropriation ' wdj be preaented the flrgt of lhe
I to get not only quick delivery but
The high school team held a hard
The local lineup was as follows:
was made and used In fixing up 1 mOnth
small quantities of varied assort-
G. Swanson, qb; Gates, fb; H u ff, le; scrimmage last Friday afternoon
grounds and building, thus giving 1
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ments. T heir Inventories have been
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| the fa ir board a chance to catch up ! _ . .
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Cochran, rh; C. Swanson, re; Beag- with the Cottage Grove eleven that
J reduced to a much lower point than
O. N. 8. super-varsity
er, rt; Dove, rg; O. Scheufeie, c; played X r the
-I.,!-.
Th,
i S IL V E R T O N , Ore., Nov. 9.— U nity i A ll appropriations reported arc T** v "
' " ' Fav* Taiea
: they can every hope to keep them
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of both pine and fir lumber manu- »mailer than those In Lane county. '
check(for 337.0M.90 represent-
S E A T T L E , Nov. 6.—New business during normal times. The retailers
Chestnut, Ig;
McGinnis, It;
C.
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ing the personal and real property I taken by 224 mills reporting to the are fully aware of this as are they
Scheufeie, le. Substitutes: Wheeler, ended In a tie, each team scoring a facturlng districts In regard to !
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of the Pacific Telephone and West Coast Lumberman's associa- also of the extremely low Dricea
Currln, Freeman,
W attenbargar. touchdown.
stabilization of wages and lumber
I Al Atrra
rnmnonv
n a a coun­
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r
Telegraph
company in
In Ta
Lane
McCargar, Brlcher, Roes, P ruitt,
tion for the week ending October I which they are not able to obtain.
prices was expressed here Friday at
ty
for
the
second
h
alf
of
1930.
was
31
showed
an
Increase
of
21
per
For
over
two
yearg
the
pr,ce
Qf
K err, Rollins. Glen Smith was
the meeting of the Oregon 4L dis­
turned over to the sheriffs office cent or 15,900,000 board feet, over
coach.
trict boards. Delegates from east
lumber
has
steadily
declined
along
Friday.
the total for the previous week.
Cottage Grove high played at 1
and west of the Cascades voted to ,
with general business conditions. I t
The total tax bill of the Pacific
I t was the largest percentage i n - ___ been __
l^banon and came home with the"
m aintain present 4L wage scal-'S )
an _ impossibility to con-
Telephone and Telegraph company crease from one week to another has
vince” r7tallers th a t‘ lum ber“ pnees
long end of a 7-6 score. The lone
and to urge low-wage lumber op*r- '
for Oregon for 1930 was $987,832.83, durlng recent months and reversed wpr.
touchdown for the locale was made
ators to adopt the wa:;o and price
of which approximately $820,000 ! suddenly the general weekly move- were going to advance when every­
by Woodard and W ard bucked the
stabilization plan of the 4L o rg in -
izatlot*
I
°* °* t’1'n«s which we should was for real and property taxes, ment downward in orders. R ail thing else was on the down grade.
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hall over for the extra point.
Today the situation Is changing.
D e s p l^ p r.v a ilin g low price, for )
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“f’e ^ f "¿ ‘ ‘d T i n o ^ i
The local lineup follows Breed- '
Unquestionably the low point of the
love, le; C. ; Smith,
It; W. j Smith,
depression has been passed. Many
8prank*
*
“ Ig;
- - farm products, severa. -rfakdenta
" - S
- " K s x s
x d " t e i x " • —
miiis “
farm products have enjoyed sub­
feet during the week from the stantial price Improvements and
previous period.
there is an atmosphere of hopeful­
P le u e r r ih ^ H o r n , i h ; ” W ani. f'.
p " " f ^ m ^ X t o “ 'pr'oj.’
° f ,h* lar£ ’ ‘ Paclflc
| ^ 't h e '^ r U ^ d
o f*th e 7 ^
W hile the m ajor gain In the ness creeping into all lines of trade.
subs Kelly for Breedlove, M iller rets which they have undertaken
w^ ,t| ° ,>era *°" * h , d announced In- tlonal forest service, and W. V. Ful-
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week's orders was in the Atlantic Retailers and Industrial users of
for C. Hmith, Linn for Crawford. „ part of their school work.
i
’1 “ * th\ l L " °2?er ler> Public relations man for the D O C \ \ e l l s
1 d is W h v
coast market, increases were regis­ lumber are awake to this and when
DeLacey for W. Smith, Stewart for . Eugene Burkett showed a profit 1 *’ maintain wages and working state forestry department, w ill be
tered in rail delivery sales by many mills begin to close and buying be­
Woodard, Breese for Horn
of $130 at the end of a year's proj­ standards, and thus aid in bring* speaker«
of the mills serving the Interior of comes harder, w ith attendant price
Cottage Grove high Is coming ect In pig raising. He started last
7 ^ . l L Pr° ntabl# PrlC# io r ,o r' I The
"*H be with the
the United States. Dealers' lumber advances, they are going to feel
' chamber of commerce at a noon
through the season wifti almost a fall with one purebred sow and
stocks throughout the central west that it Is a safe time to anticipate
" It 1. the low-wage non-4L o p -. luncheon. The aecond w ill be at the
clean elate. It has been defeated ended not only w ith hla $130 profit
They're telling a good one on are known to be extremely low and
but once, by Eugene. It tied Spring- but also with several pigs with erators who are holding down the Arcadg the, ter at 2 J0 , hlg be(ng "Doc" Wells, who was a few min­ generally badly broken and some their requirements at least in a lim ­
lumber to an absurd flg- sponsored by the chamber of com­
ited way. W hen this is done they
field and hae defeated Albany, which to continue the business. He i f,rlce
R uegnltx said
"and many merce and Lions club. The third utes late reporting at the golf links ( buying for filling purposes has w ill very quickly discover that
North Bend, Oakland, University pald $33 last fall at ths state fair
one
Sunday
morning
recently.
When
j
been
anticipated
by
the
industry,
there is not enough lumber on
high and Lebanon.
for a Chester W hite sow from otbor 0P"rat<>r’ . rather than dissi­ will be at the Mountain View dance the others of a foursome asked why
hand to go around and It w ill be
championship stock. He successful pate their investments by selling pavilion at 7:30. Motion pictures he was ___________
behind time ___
he __________
said that
lumber
below
cost
or
cut
wages
to
necessary in an increasing degree
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i - ,. 1
« ly raised nine pigs of ihe first Ilt-
poverty levels, have shut down w ill be shown at each meeting. M r. 1 bis w ife had wanted him to go to
to buy what the m ill is able to fu r­
Fuller carries a complete motion , church and he had agreed to fbp a
nish rather than what they would
W ith the Introduction of Improv­ their plants.
picture equipment.
, coin to decide which It should bs.
A
united
lumber
Industry
is
noc-
prefer to buy.
ed stock, the boys of the Smith- esaary to m aintain approved wage J ! ! ” 7 , . " ^ . b l’ frTe T i J ? 2 7 ' " L had l ° " V i “ “ i 3 befT
my .
The stage is all set fo r a very
Hughes department hope to make and D ries sta n d a r d « an d to snread I ?ub,lc and wUI be free School chil- side came up.” he said, "and that 1
a specialty of high class Chester employment as far as possible dvr-
tbL ? !!y Y IU a! te?d lh e a f’ i ° ° k Ju it the am °unt of time that ! State O fficer Smith, working on quick revival from a buyer's m ar­
ployment
as
fa
r
as
possible
dur­
ket to a seller'» m a rk e t I t may
W hlto breeding stock.
ternoon meeting In a body.
11 am late."
the commercial fish patrol at Flor­
Ripe wild blackberries are re­
ing the present period of low de­
come during the next 60 days or it
ence, was fired- upon early Sunday
ported from
the Lynx Hollow
mand for lumber and forest prod­
may not be until early spring, but
Tax Turnover Is Made.
morning by A. A. Robb of Florence
neighborhood by A. B. W olfard.
ucts,” he said.
it Is in the offing and lumber man­
A turnover of 1930 taxes amount- while Smith was tied up a t the
W hile they haven't the lusclousneas
I ing to $27,538.86 was made Saturday j Robb dock trying to start a recalcI- ufacturers and wholesalers have
of those reaching their growth In
good reason to feel cheerful over
Foottmll Team N ets »39.99.
. by Sheriff H a rry L. Bown to Coun- trant motor. Robb said that he had
warm er weather, they are palat­
The Cottage Orove high school
ty Treasurer Grace Schiska. The j been troubled by thieves removing the outlook.
able. Mr. W olfard reported the
football team netted $39.99 as profit
turnover was segregated as follows: , articles from his fishing boats and
hushes as laden with green berries.
Lloyd Griggs, son of M r. and Mrs. from business done Friday at the
Gus Peret of Yoncalla and W il­ State and county, $13,987.07; cities, 1 when he saw the officer's light on
Others have reported a second crop h jj Griggs of this city, has been i Texaco service station operated by
liam 11. Herren of Aberdeen, Wash., $5,492.26; school districts. $6,540.50; the dock he fired over the officer's
growing on berry bushes. Straw- j named cadet captain In the R. O. : W alter Oaroutte at F ifth and
berries are still ripening In many T. C. unit at Oregon State college, j Washington. Operation of the sta- whose names recently appeared In union high school districts, $496.89; head to scare away what he thought
press
dispatches in connection with road districts, $737.07; port ot Sius- was another thief.
fam ily gardens and roses are still Thls is the second cadet officer that ) tlon for the day had been turned
a hunting accident in Africa In law, $101.13; forest fire patrol,
Officers How ard a n d L illard
In bloom.
Cottage Orove has In the unit, over to the boys. The sum w ill be which M r. Herren lost his life, were $191.48; poisoning grey squirrels, went from Eugene and assisted
Loran Stewart having been recent- j used to buy new football Jerseys or known to a number here, especially $145.
tn investigating the affa ir. A charge
S IL K C R E E K , Ore., Nov. 10. —
A new telephone cable 2300 miles ; ly named cadet colonel.
other football equipment.
M r. Peret. A. W . Helllw ell of this
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! of assault w ith Intent to k ill was (Special.)—Ernest Darnell suffered
long will link many of the main ’ Young Griggs also has been elect-
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city talked with both of them short­
Foiglee Hold Dance. Initiation.
placed against Robb, but he was injuries to both feet a few days ago
cities of Italy.
ud to Scabbard and Blade, m ilitary Donald Umphrey I» on Committee. ly before they left on the Ill-fated
In itiation and a dance were held released after a hearing in Eugene at different times, in the same man­
honor society
O R E G O N S T A T E C O L L E G E , trip.
at last week's meeting of Cottage , justice court.
ner and w ith but a short tim e be­
Corvallis, Nov. 8. - Donald Umphrey
Mr. Herren was a capitalist and Grove aerie, Fraternal Order of
tween the two injuries. The first
The motion p i c t u r e business of Cottage Grove, senior In engin­ road contractor and Mr. Peret Is a Eagles. Degree w ork was exempli­
Vernon Musser, a Mullens (W . Injury resulted when he dropped a
holds fifth place among the largest eering. has been nnmed to serve on fancy rifle shot and movie photog­ fied for Ray Baker, M ike Quaglia, ' Va.) machinist, has built w hat Is
tie while loading a truck. The in­
Industries of the United States.
the committee In charge of campus rapher. They were taking photo- ! Claire Arne and Jack Murphy. A ' said to be the smallest locomotive ju ry to the other foot happened
Radio telephone service between decorations for the annual home­ graphs of the lion when It attacked number of Eugene Eagles attended capable of operation. I t is 22 Inches
when he dropped a tie while un­
Europe and the Canary Islands ha.« coming celebration to be held here Herren. Peret was unable to shoot the dance following the business long and has a boiler th at w ith ­
loading the same load. The injuries
been Inaugurated.
November 13 and 14.
for fear of hitting Herren.
session.
stands steam pressure of 75 pounds. were painful but not serious.
OTHER COUNTIES TALK
DISCONTINUING FAIRS
PÜBLICEMPLOYESARE
ASHED TO HELP IDLE
COTTAGE GROVE PLAYS
T o N . J . N e ls o n
INCREASE IS SEEN IN
ORDERS FOR LUMBER
4L G roup M oves For
Stabilization of Lumber
SMITH-HUGHES BOYS
SHOW PROFIT ON PIUS
I
STORY OT NATIONAL
FORESTS TO BE TOLO
i
>Ct'
H e W as L a te
S ta te P o lic e O fficer
Is Mark for B u llet
B J a c k b e r r i c s r i c k e d ¡ter.
i n L y n x H o llo w
L lo y d G rig g s N a m e d
P e r e t, H e rre n W e re
C a d e t C a p ta in
K n o w n H e re
In ju re s
B o th
Feet
In Sam e W ay
Fanny Has a Right to Get Sore
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