The Cottage Grove sentinel., February 26, 1932, Image 1

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AUK I.K IIV r , LA N K COUNTY O R E G O N , F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y M, M t .
V O LU M E XI..
«oolcys E n t c r t a i n
Housebreakers
R. F. BOYCE IS OBSERVER OF
WHY CHINESE NOT FIGHTERS
WATER PROFITS
N I M B E K te
Local Relief Flans T o
Go On Air
LUMBER PRICES
M r uml M ik . J, II. Cooley were
The Cottage Grove relief council’s
called from down town to their
They Are Afraid of Nothing but Lack Coheriveness and
garden project, designed to help the -
I home on south Sixth street Hstur- Armory Filled Monday Night at
needy help themselves, which has 1
i day by a report that someone was
Leave Thing« Until Bye and Bye.
attracted county-wide Interest, w ill
Councilman Gives Figures on i breaking Into their home. When
Program Oiven by Legion
ba given radio-wide recognition by I What Immédiat« Futur« Hold«
;
the
Cooleys
arrived
home
they
KOAC, Oregon stats collage broad­
Valuation and What De­
Depends Upon Reaction to
E
n
tire
lock
of
cobsslvsnaaa
and
a
and
Auxiliary.
while ths Chinsas a r t always going
found the marauders comfortably
kind of crasy quilt eort of gov­ to do a thing bye and bye. The Japs casting station In Corvallis, Wad-1
preciation Should Be.
ensconsed In the house and making
Federal Relief.
nssday, March 2. O. V. Breese, I
Over 600 persons filled the arm­ ernment that Is In keeping w ith ths evidently know how to take advan­ chairman of the relief council, has 1
themselves thoroughly at home. The
characteristics
of
ths
Chinaman
tage
of
that
lackadaisical
attitude.
(By ANI'KEW UUCMl))
housebreakers proved to be M r. and ory Monday night for a commun­
(Crew*» Lamber Dl<««t.)
been asked by W. L. Kadderly,
The following report shows the Mrs. It. L. Cox of Portland. Mr. ity meeting In observance of the probably are tbs reasons that Japan Another reason for lack of cohestve- KOAC program director, to give an < Tha general outlook for tha tima
has
been
able
to
Impose
upon
Its
nasa
on
tha
part
of
tha
Chinese
actual net profit of the Collage i Cox being a brother of Mrs. Cooley. |George Washington bicentennial.
8-mlnute talk, starting a t 12:20, dee being appears to hinge upon tha
Urove water department for the They were permitted to remain un- The meeting was sponsored by the neighbor. T hat Is ths Inference to may be that there are so many dia­ crlbing the garden plan and the re- stimulation which business In
be
drawn
from
tha
experiences
of
lects.
Often
those
living
In
close
American Legion and the Amerl
year 1631 to have been »1326 12
til Hunday afternoon.
suits expected.
leral w ill receive as a result of tbs
it. P. lioyce, office manager for tha proximity can not understand each
lean iziglon auxiliary.
The report that was published
Attention of ths stats college financial relief program th at tha
O.
P.
4k
E.
railw
ay
of
thia
city,
who
other,
but
an
astounding
number
sometime ago left the Impression
In an uddrees on Waehlngton,
broadcasting station was called to government has Just launched,
j ilsv. D. P. Cameron paid a sincere spent nine years In China as an of these, particularly those In busl- the Cottage Grove plan by R. C.
that the profit was »3623.28. Money
The very Iow production of both
Ezpreee
nese,
understand
English
and
that
agent
for
tha
American
'
tribute
to
ths
first
president
end
that comes Into the water depart­
‘ language frequently has to be used Kuehner. Lane county club leader. f ,r and Fonderoea plna throughout
'declared that the genius of Wash- company
ment from sources other then from
M r. Boyce was In iiong Kong, by the natives to make each other who has promised the relief coun- the northwe, t u bemg nullified as
I ng ton was the genius of patriotism.
the sals of water should nut be
d l assistance In organizing the far as Its effect on the relation of
Ths speaker expiessed the belief which Is governed by the British In I understand.
figured as a profit for ths water
garden work.
ths supply to tha demand Is con­
typical
British
manner,
foreigners
Mr.
Boyce
was
a
witness
to
many
' that Washington would havs been
department.
i
_____
cerned through the bad influence of
were
secure
as
long
as
they
re-
of
the
battles
between
w
ar
lords
1
as
great
a
man
today
as
he
was
In
The »(1,000 bond payment might Several Hundred Delegate« Are
heavy Inventories and tha lncreaa-
malned In that city, or as, long as and ones saw a firing squad of the
, Revolutionary times,
be figured as a profit If the syetem
„
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I ing anxiety for liquidation.
i Uns of the outstanding features they remained In nearby territory victors line up 23 or 30 men against
Expected from Nearby
had been pro|>erly depreciated all ,
Manufacturers have recently bean
wall and shoot them all with one
| of the program was a short play, over which the British exercised
these years, but since depreciation
turning down a good deal of new
Communities.
concessions volley. The victims apparently had
"When Georg« and M artha Re- sovereignty through
lias never been taken Into cunelder-
business calling for special cutting
I turned,** staged by the American fio m lbs Chinese government, but no fear of dsath. There was not a
atlon the bond payment (bat la I
which carried prices that they
Cottage Grove will be host t o - ____
_ _______________
Legion
auxiliary. George _________
Matthews when they left ths protected cons quiver on the part of any of them.
made each year can not be figured night to several hundred 4-H club and
knew to be inadequate, but these
Miss Eunice VanDenburg play- tta«y were « ‘ the no®rcy of various ' Boys of 12 to 14 make ths best
as a profit.
_ .
.
same concerns havs been «rilling to
members of south Is n e county st ,,d t),„ parts of George and M artha war lords In their business dealings ‘ soldiers and seem to have no feat Woman la Killed Instan
Instantly d(cj(er on anything already In pile
the Sentinel of February A etated a district meeting to be held at 7 30 .Washington and Fred Bennett and “ nd ot unrestrained bandits while of anything. During one occasion
and In most cases have felt com-
When Struck by Truck;
(hat I wanted to »how the water
Ml|gli school gymnasium U r ,, c. C. Cruson were the modern traveling. Even Chinamen who have Mr. Boyce saw police duty fo r the
I pelled to accept orders even though
department In bad.
That Is not _
a txirge delegations ars expected George and M artha. The play show- »pent years abroad ars considered i E u r o p e a n settlement In Hong
a »•»_.
Driver
1«
Held.
the prices received did not give
fact. The motion that was mads by from Lorane. Black Butte, Hebron,
” ‘ ---- * lad ths reactions of the original foreigners whsn they return w ith ' Kong. Foreigners wers called Into
ms doss not bear out that slate- I .a (ham, Dorena, Dlsaton and other 1 George and M artha to present day foreign ways and foreign money. service by ths British, who rule that
them cost.
Mrs. Anton Johnson, 48. was in-
meat. W hat is ths use of kidding communities. Hix auto loads of ‘ inventions on their return from the They are permitted to keep the city and also seem to take the lead
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______of the
The
unfortunate position
ourselves and the public Into the leaders from north Izins clubs are paat. Two stately minuets were at- foreign ways and sometimes escape ln the orient ln looking after inter­ stantly killed about 7:30 Tuesday manufacturers has been clearly
belief that ths water department 1s pimming to attend. The Cottage tractive features' ot the play
with their lives.
national affairs. Each treaty port night on south Sixth street about , demonstrated the past three weeks,
making mure money than It actual Grove chamber of commerce 1» ' The Cottage Grove band gave
M r. Boyce believes that tha unrest has an International or foreign set­ h alf a block beyond the city limits during which time an already small
ly Is. Who does It benefit T
when she was h it by a Ford truck production has been brought down
____ opening of In China followed education of a tlement.
sponsoring ths meeting, which will ■ lft-minuls concert at the
I havs not been able to flgura out be In charge of It. C. Kuehnor. I the insetlng and* played a number trw ln foreign countries. Evidently
Mr. Boyce was not certain about driven by Robert Sidney Jenkins, iower through enforced ehutdosma
account of bad weather. Ordi-
why the motion was voted down county club leader
during the program. The audience while abroad the students learned the alleged Chinese custom that ail IS, and thrown about 15 feet into
a ditch. She suffered a fractured narUy if the mills were only turn-
unless tbs motion was not properly
Ths program w ill open at 7:30 was generous with Its applause In ths putency of political intrigue and i debts must be paid by tbs last day
understood by tbs four councilman with a 30-mlnute concert by the appreciation of the high class work ways in which leadership may be , of each year or the debtor must skull and broken back. Jenkins ing out 2ft per cent of a normal cut
turned to the profit of the leader. ‘ commit suicide. He was certain was held by state police officers and snow closed the logging camps
that voted against It. I am satisfied Cottage Grove band under the di­ of this group.
and taken to Eugene.
and production came to a
In my own mind that ths council­ rection of Charles Cochran. N. J.
Tha complete program follows: The result has been that, while the ; that the express company was not
Charges of involuntary
standstill for two weeks, there
man want ths public to know tbs Nelson will sing a solo and an ad­ Hand concert, Cottage Grove bund, national government Is more or less : considered in any such custom. New
actual facts as muoh as I do. They dress of wslroms w ill be given by under direction of Charles Coch- recognized, a province, or part of a Year's, however, is a great holiday slaughter were filed Wednesday af­ would Immediately develop an anx­
ternoon against Jenkins by District iety to get under cover w ith spe­
probably thought that the publica­ Elbert Bede, president of tbe cham­ jran ; song, "America," audience; In province may be governed by a war < lasting for about two weeks.
_ business and prices
A large part of the business of . Attorney A lta King. Jenkins was cial cutting
tion of such a report as I wanted ber of commerce. M r. Kuehner will 'vocation, Rev. Meredith A. Groves; loid who devises bis own methods
published would reflect upon the give
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ths _________
response. Following thia minuet, group of central grade for collecting revenues and for : the express company was handling ; released on »1000 bond. According would be strengthened. This situa­
work of some of the city's officials, moving pictures of various 4-H school children; two numbers, Pres­ maintaining his retinue. He bolds money that arrived there from na- te the report of the state police, the tion has prevailed, a t least with tha
but 1 don't think that It would. In project» will be shown. The pro­ byterian choir; reading, Mrs. John his Job until another w ar lord comas i tives who had gone to tbe United truck was traveling on the wrong 1 inland mills, since the first of tha
fact It never occurred to me that gram will end with several short I.. Kelly; solo. Mis. Edna Pearson, aloB(j and drives him out. Thsss w ar I Stales. There were few transfers aide of the road, without proper month but the volume of buying
way at all. The city's officials, as talks. Dr. 11. A. Hagen, deputy dle- Eugene; "B irth of the American lords, at least In southern China, 1 the other way so fa r as natives ware lights and exceeding the speed lim - bas been so small that outside of a
far as I know, are doing their work ‘ trlct governor of the Llone club, Flag," pantomime under direction where M r Boyce was located, speak ; concerned. I t was astounding the it a t the time of the accident little complaint on the part of the
well.
| will speak, as will also several rep­ of Mrs. C. E. Frost, w ith Mrs. Clara good English which they learned in amount of money that found Its Brakes of the car were ln legal con- buyers a t delayed shipm ent
change in general conditions
The report is as follows:
Burkholder ax George Washington College. Apparently the w ar lords way there from the earnings of dltlon, they reported
resentatives of various 4-H clubs.
Io.
uceas (r o a W aler
Accompanied by her husband, rèsulted.
Mrs. Alice Woodruff, River Road, and Mrs. M ary Smith as Betsy have not yet become accomplished la undry men and c o o k a holding
114.270 97
One unfortunate phase of lav
president of ths Lane county lead Roea; »• lection, Christian church bandits. When one la driven out he down Jobs ln the good old U. 8. A. who was walking on the side near­ tory reduction which always has to
, , L_ rl .. will apeak ^briefly choir; piano duet, Madelle Beidler Icavee his treasury and parapber-
The Chinese have not yet become est the edge of the road, Mrs.
era association,
be met, now threatens to become an
load Mias Helen Cowgill, assistant *nd Frances Mackln; number, Cot- »»H * of government behind for bis civilized to the extent of practicing Johnson was on her way to Cottage injurious factor to the general mar-
P m n lte
leader ____
will _ give
a talk tage Grove band; address, "George »uccessor. Usually the w ar lord bo- birth control. Tha birth
rate is Grove to attend a Royal Neighbors
w U aaU aaaous
11 Vtf slat e club
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__________
iia ia e irr frtini genaral fund
lodge meeting. The husband was I ket. T hat is the cleaning up of
444 I I on conducting club meetings.
I Washington,** Rev. Cameron; quar Ing driven out makes little resis­ high, although m ortality Is
I ranefxr frwtu Mtwsr fund
ft .S 4 0
ends where Idle m ill
The evening s entertainment will t®t number. Methodiet women» tance and his soldiers that fall to high. I t is a case of survival of the not injured. The left side bed ot Job-lot tail
T ra aa f« r f r v « a ir w t fund
420 00 close
with games and light refresh quartet; play, "When George and
away readily adapt themselves fittest and one who makes it must th® truck h it Mrs. Johnson, throw- stocks •-----
have - —
been ---*--------
reduced to the
peaMMs
pre^ntatlons;
the wl.hm. of the new w ar lonL b , phy. icaIly ^ u l p p - for almost 1»« her to the left Into a ditch. ^ ‘“ ‘ 7 " i 'x ^
•2 0 .4 1 0 14 menta ssrved by U . chamber of « » rth a Returned;*
mixed cars.
W hile thia
U s M a ts »
o plan to at- "8 t®r Spangled Banner." band and , On® r® "o n ‘ hat the treasury and anything. M r. Boyce remembers Janklns stopped immediately, went to
to fill
,d l mixed
cars.
Wh
Those who
M atarla! of » a r i.,« binde
•
73224
paraphernalia of government is not on< fam ily of 4» children. The i lnt<> Cottage Grove, notified police means the selling of shorts, la v
Motera and Uuaoa
1 J 4 8 I tend havs been asked to take platee ' audience.
__ grades and odd patterns to a con-
>.(jtiH»utaat and «oola
..... »
....„
, —
moved may be that the defeated maid would take them on tbe I officers and summoned a physician.
1 15
low &4
war lord may be back w ithin a few streets w h e re th e y - ~ ^ ( tra v e l'In ' D “ * 1 * kld marks showed" for 100 «Iderable extent it has an Injurious
Ths chamber of commerce com­
and state
officers who ln- i ®«®ct on both wholesale and retail
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days and doesn't wish to be bother- ¡¡n.a of seven. In each row w e n ‘ | feet
4 M 00 mittee in charge of arrangements
('uUeator'a salary
ed packing things back and forth, children of practically ths same vest (gated said that this indicated pneea. Numerous mills through-
P rinting and advertising M ...
14 18 Is H. A. Hagen, O. V. Breese and
i' «ta«» aad 1
to n 00
M r. Boyce said that ths armies age, apparently seven children by that Jenkins woe driving about S3 out the northwest now have stocks
I'titnp boue» slartriclty
gttO oo C. A B eidler
have been cut down to where,
of the w ar lords reminded him of seven «rives. The prolific father miles an hour. Jenkins was on his
42 70
4.000 00 purpose of casting reflections upon
nothing so much as bunches of maintained a two-story house to way to Cottage Grove to attend na- unless there is a very marked lm-
7.474 00
tlonal guard drill and was the only provement in the demand that wUl
-
sheep. Although they have plenty provide sleeping quarters.
the
W a rra n t intorrst paymont
>42 an anyone but ln ths hope that
M r. Boyce’s position required so- member of battery "E " absent that justify a resumption of sawing, it
1,113 7 40 taxpayers will get a better under- ’ Colorful costumes, an attractive of advance Inform ation of the ar-
night.
| is not improbable th a t job-lot i
Machina shop work
5 >0 standing of ths ftnanc
they
better class of
stage setting, tuneful music, clever, rival _ of
_ _ an invader,
.
.. make
.. . little . cial contact w ith . the
.
1 1 lu h l
County
Coroner
Clarence
Simon
w111 be made-
dialog and gay Spanish dances Preparation to resist the attack and the Ch nss. « id h . acquirsd some
144 05 which confront them.
and State Police Officers Paul
The northwest lumber Industry
355 00
M s trr reading
This Is only one of the problems made the hlxh school operetta. "The when they SCC they are about to be dexterlty wlLh th® chopsticks, al-
Ac<|.lent Insuranra
ru«h headlong in any though he never became an expert Morgan and H . W . Hovrard care- has been taking It on the chin so
31 34 of ths city government, there are r^ lle of B a ^ e l^ a " orM entcdW cd-
^
y
d
M
lW
u
"
prodSoI
d‘r®cUon
that
ta
k
e
,
them
away
However,
t
h
.
Chines,
recognized
M ls r o lls n * •<> is
2 10
fully Investigated
the accident much th at It la now staggering
Hofund inetsr dsp»>alts
154 3« many others. _____
lion Th, lux’l, e c t “ d Lvmnaeium fro.m wher* ^ e y were. Each man the deficiencies of their visito r. In Tuesday night, lntervle«ring w it- about groggily. The fu tility of at-
1.124 ia
To ba lanes, or p ro fil for I 9 J I
and commi* “ ry thl"' re’ pe,<;t
provided nesses and visiting the place of the tempting to show a margin of prof-
Editorial note.--Inasm uch as Ths w »i weH n n ' y a n d ’ t h ^ T u T .n c “ L*
r i o . e i o . i t Sentinel is subjected to criticism In
accident, but at that time fixed no j it on present prices Is clearly ap-
departm ent
with small silver fo rk a
was generous with Its applause.
I t probably Is well that the Chi-
Funeral ceremonies of ths Chi­ blame nor gave a decision as to the parent Stumpage values have long
Mr. Brund's statement. It wishes to
W arrants outstanding
Tom Howard, as l*atrlck Malone,
cause of the accident.
1 since been absorbed and the avsr-
>7,040 43 add a few sentences.
January 1. 1V31
a red headed Irishman, stole the nese can not be gotten together ln nese Interested M r. Boyce. A t flret
Funerai services for Mrs. Johnson age concern today feels lucky I f it
R»es|vs4 from sals
Whan M r. Brund made hie mo­ show. H it amusing antics and clev­ one cohesive body. They seem to he had d ifficu lty la distinguishing
of tim ber
1 2 .1 3 1 0 1
tion before the city council he said er by-play brought down the house have no fear of death. Under prop- between a funeral and a wedding, w ill be held a t 10:30 Saturday fore- operates and suffers no other la
Reeslvsd from Lana
county
250.00
something about wanting a state­ time and again. Other leads were er circumstances they «rill follow About as much noise was made at noon a t the M ills chapel and Rev. than Its stumpage cost T he de­
W a rra n t Wa. 10,410
blindly the leader they worship. I f one as a t the other. A t first M r. M eredith A. Groves of the Metho­ mand for cutting business Is so
ment such as would be made by
cashed back
142.10
C<T h 2 "c2 fi 'fnl'lnwl 7 U b d a M o n , I lhvae tecmlnX hundreds of millions Boyce sympathized w ith the mourn- dist church «rill officiate. Interm ent light that the small concerns th at
a v o o »2.50# IS one reporting his Income for taxa­
H«r..r
’ houl<1 Acorné a fighting machine ere, but when he learned th at they w ill be ln the A. F. * A. M .-I. O. O. have no overhead and are sawing
tion purposes. I f the state or fed­
to the j Bp, they mlght were professional mourners and F. cemetery.
on a sort of cooperative basis w ith
»4.400 so eral government should require an tero, a wealthy plantation owner,
Harold Mackln; G loria de Montero,
J u n . I , 1097. smoust of
In g ra Josephine Mathlson was their employes are easily able to
conquer and rule h alf the world. . that the fellow who mourned the
... »4 400 50 Income tax report from the city wa­ hie wife, an arlatrocrat,
o u l.la a d ln s w arrsel» —
Dorotny
However, there la no danger under loudest got a bonus he was no bom July 21, 1883, ln Norway. She handle all the timber business be­
ter department for 1S31, this la
The money received from the what ths report would have to be, Stewart; M argarita, an accomplish­ present conditions. China has no longer touched by the sig ht In te r- was married January 26, 1601, ln ing placed a t prices which the larg­
ed
daughter,
Florlene
Strauaen;
sals of timber was used to pay off using Mr. Brund's own figures:
cannot consider.
navy worthy the name, only anti- ment usually does not take place Norw ay to Anton Johnson. Surviv­ er operations
Lieutenant Harold W right, customs
bonds and bond Interest, but It has Actual operating expenses
quated field equipment and no way Immediately. The coffin la carried ing relatives Include tbe widower Added to this dismal picture la tha
Inspector
from
the
United
States,
tha tendency Just ths same to re­ (stats a n d federal gov­
to raise a w ar chest.
i to a temple or holy place of some and six children, Mrs. Ingrid Simp­ great scrutiny now necessary ln ex­
Ralph Boalaugh; Patrick (P a t) M a­
duce ths amount of outstanding ernments do not perm it
Changes In w ar lords, carrying sort, where It remains until rela- son. Cottage Grove; Alfred John tending c red it Credit ratings must
lone,
companion
of
H
al,
Tom
How­
warrants.
changes ln government, often are tives are shown a lucky place for son. Cottage Grove; Mrs. M ary Ga- be checked carefully and even at
bond payments or Interest
ard; M artha M atilda Ayers, an
Taking up ths subject of depre­ payments to be Included In
_ These
_ places
__
_
Inconvenient in the conduct of bust- burial.
are _
often _
so routte, Eugene, and Reuben. Flor- that concerns th at are solvent to-
English
governess,
Esther
Allen;
ciation o f the city’s water system. operating e x p e n s e s !_____ »3,81706
nese. Once the express office of crowded" w ith coffins that walking ence ,n d Louise Johnson. Cottage day In small towns and even large
Francisco
de
la
Vega,
chief
Inspec­
Ths Sentinel says that the depre­ Depreciation at 8% on
which M r, Boyce was manager re- between them la d iffic u lt Food la Grove. Mrs. Johnson was a mem- ones where the banks fa il in
tor at the customs house, who
ciation of tha water plant has nev­
celved a quantity of silver for the brought for the dead and when It ber of the Royal Neighbors. The bunches, suddenly find themselv
»123,337.20 (these are M r.
claims
to
be
a
nobleman,
Melvin
er been taken Into consideration
Cantonese government A change In disappears the relatives feel that Johnson fam ily have been residents and their customers without funds
Brund’s figures and hla
Breese; Mercedes. M argarita's sis­
W hy hasn't It been taken Into con-
depreciation percentage) 3,766.i l ter, Beulah Hastings; Emilio, a factions was taking place and the their lost Is faring well. M r. Boyce of this community for nine years, w ith which to do business. I t la a
time when those who are attempt­
ilderatlon? I don't know ss any
sliver had to be kept in the express noted that the priests and keepers coming here from Leona.
Jenkins has one tra ffic violation ing to keep going and provide em­
one In particular Is to blame for Total expanaea__________ »8,613 17 toreador, suitor of Mercedes, Claude company’s vaults until it was car- of these holy places seemed well
M
iller;
Pedro,
manager
of
de
Mon­
not taking depreciation Into con­
tain who was a t the head of the fed, although they spent no money conviction against him, th at of ployment for their men are paying
This amount would be deducted
for food. Large pieces of punk are ! sP«®dlnR ln W »- A t that tim e he a heavy price for their courage and
sideration. but I do know that If from receipts of (20,616.18 and tero's plantation, I-ewIs Wilson; governm ent
Captain Colton, of the cruiser Mon­
Control of provinces or parts of I burned while the body Is asraiting was 16 years old. Jenkins was re­ loyalty.
It had been the water department would leave (11,006 01 as p ro fit In -
tana, Faye Stewart; Don Juan, stu­ provinces by war Ivrds w ith ambi- burial. These are purchased from cently married to Hazel Lockwood.
W hat the future la no one can
would show a big loss each year.
terest paid would be an allowable
dent friend of Emilio, Lee Dugan;
The truck driven by Jenkins was say w ith any degree of certainty.
I am going to attempt to deprs- deduction (not an expense) upon Don Jose, student friend of Emilio, tlons to swell their treasuries often the priest, and relatives usually
M r. find a lucky place for burial before owned by his father, Robert Jen­
d a ta the water system Just to try which tax would not be paid. The W allis Boslaugh; Dona Marcela, Is expensive for business.
Boyce recollected once when his J the punk la entirely consumed. The kins.
Lane Road Projects Visited.
to show the public how time and reason this Is a deduction probably
Leslie Scott, chairman of the ne«v
ths elements work to destroy.
Is because tax would be paid by the friend of M argarita, Erm a Bennett; companv movad a cariO of tungaten . we<nhy. being able to buy more ex-
Iiona Anita, friend or M argarita, ore a dletanc< of 18 or 20 miles and pensive
Rev. Cameron Buys Residence.
state highway commission, and R.
pensive pieces
pieces of
of punk
punk th at bum
The value of the water system of , person receiving the Interest money Fay
Woolley; chorus of U. 8. had
,b
t M vera,
Rev. D. P, Cameron has pur­ H. Baldock, newly named state
Mr. Brund probably hae set hie marines; chorus of Spanish stu ]ords durlng th, t , „ o rt dutanee for a longer period, have more dif­
the City of Cottage Grove as car­
ficulty in finding the desirable bur­ chased the Lester W . Childs resi­ highway engineer, ln company w ith
ried on ths books of ths city Is valuation too low, ln which cnee
dence property located a t Thir­ Carl G. Washburns, Eugene mem­
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.. However, the w ar lords «vers hon- ial place.
there would be a greater amount 1
»213,083.80.
h 8 ° ‘7 « 1
TT’ “ «
u vn
"«t to the extent that when the duty
Relatives bring money and valu- teenth street <md Washington ave­ ber of the commission, inspected ths
This amount Is divided as follows for depreciation, and profit would rectlon
of Miss Aimee Banks. Miss was paid safe conduct was given to j ables to the temples for the dead to nue. H e had been renting the Umpqua highway w ork between
as nearly as I am ahi« to ascertain: be leas, but If valuation figure, are , E
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h
accompan„ t.
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i the boundaries of the domain of the take «rith them, but the priests give property for over a year. The deal Drain and Reedsport Wednesday
Wood pip» lln» to RuJ»d».
ratsed M r. B ru n d . ftgures .howlng , „ P rycpdl
, .. he o pcretla‘
and . .
Preceding
the
operetta
and be- npxt w ar ,opd
hum in le io
«tno,ooo.oo
gilt ln exchange for these. When w m handled by the H a ll * John­ afternoon. The group is personally
Cnnrrntn re»»rvolr on Lend»»»
tween act. the high school orches-
Althou(fh there
u ,,. heIter , kel. money and valuables are in the ston Realty company.
inspecting this part of the highway
hill, bull! 102»
28,000.00 been a money loner would not be tra played several
numbers. De­ ter local government, the natlon- coffin when It «urlves, this la re­
and a portion of the McKenzie high­
Htnnl plpo lln« to Lsllinin,
correct.
tween
the
first
and
second
acts
Mel-
a,
government
,
eem,
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to
the
Box L etter Files. The Sentinel.
built 1»2S
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25,000.00
way, two major highway projects In
moved and the holy g ilt takes Its
But whether the water system
W««( »Id« wtt«r ■h«»l, vslu«d
vin Breese played two saxophone moncta
t
the courtg and place. The priests seem never to be
Lane county, before contracts are
• I shout ......................................
8.500 00 has been a money loser In the paet numbers.
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out of the shrine and placed before le t The job on the Umpqua high­
, some other functions which must affected by a depression.
(.'Itr d l« lrlh ii(ln ( >rsl«m. »bout 50.588.20 has nothing to do w ith whether It
The book that I have give« de­ Is a money loser now. Receipts are
" t .-0 81 wn * 7 “ ,B anlL,g' ! have a central source of power.
When the body is tnterrsd, quan­ the assembled ones. Sometimes the way Is the grading of the Elkton-
MUs
Thd
m
a
Rem
Miss
Joy
Ingalls
w
ar
,ord
however_
u,
aa
h„
preciation scientifically oa follow»:
tities of food and fu rn itu re are shrines are so equipped that press­ Paradlse Creek section and comple­
two or three times as great annu­
Wood pipe depreciation, ft per ally as they were when this w riter and Miss Sara-Louise Shields by the own judgment In the Issuance of piled on the grave. This stays but a ing a button causes the coffin to tion of the grading between D rain
cast
In
appreciation
of
their
work
cent per year.
flat or other money.
little while and it Is the opinion of appear. There may be only dust and Reedsport, Unking this road
arrived here 20 years ago. Ths wa­
Concrete depreciation, 2 por cent ter system Is maglng a profit at the on the operetta.
The government, national and M r. Boyce that the keepers of the remsUnlng In the coffin but the w ith the W est Coast highway.
The next meeting of the commis­
per year.
local, Is supported to a large extent cemeteries conduct a considerable mourners do not look to see.
present time, even though It may
Box Letter Files, The Sentinel.
Steel or galvanized pipe, 3 1-8 por be a small one, and there Is no
In Shanghai M r. Boyce noted sion w ill be March 3 when contracts
by salt taxes sim ilar to those that business in food and household
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i have caused so much trouble ln goods.
cent per year.
mounds scattered around the resi­ on construction jobs w ill be taken
recognized bookkeeping system by
Applying the abovo depreciation which the figures can be put to­ sst payments In operating expenses, India.
Some of the wealthy use shrines dential d is tric t H e was Informed up. The two Lane county jobs w ill
percentage figures to the water sys­ gether to show otherwise. Even M r. and these payments were several , M r. Boyce noticed the Inexplicable as burial places. Benches are main­ that these were graves and the be the first two bids to be let by
tem, we find that the water system Brund shows ln his compilation times as large as the amount he difference ln the temperament of tained In front of the sepulchre. spots selected were the lucky ones the new commission. The coot of
has depreciated as follows;
that there was a profit even after later shows should have been do- ! the two great oriental raoes. The Here relatives come to communo Indicated while the bodies lay In the job on the Umpqua hlgh«ray Is
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.Japs are extremely__ aggressive, w ith the dead. The coffin te taken state in the t e m p le s .____________ estimated at »183,000.
Including bond payments and lnter- ducted for depreciation.
A il
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4-HCLUBST0H0L0
DISTRICTMEETTOOAY
MRS. JOHNSON FATALLY
INJURED TUESDAYNIGHT
HIGH SCHOOL OPERETTA
Its
Wood pip« lln
»100,0 0 0 .0 0
20 »35,261.7(1
K«a«rvolr Lend««» hill—
25,000 00
5
22,808.02
26,000.00
3
City dlitributlnr »y»t«ni— >
60 635.30
12
22,012.02
Ht««l pip« lln« to aouth—
40,404.50
W««t «Id« w»t«r »h«d—
6,500.00
»216,085.80
5,600.00
126,587.20
I t la a difficult task to depreciate
tha city distributing system. I t has
been In use from one to 30 years.
I figured the depreciation for 12
years at the rate of 8 per cent per
year.
The water system has outstand­
ing bonds to the amount of »143,-
000 and warrants outstanding the
first of this year of »4,460.30. Total
Indebtedness of »147,480.30. This
shows a loss to the water depart­
ment of »20,638 30 In the last 20
years.
I do not claim that these figures
are 100 per cent correct, but I do
claim that they are not exagger­
ated.
Thia report la not w ritten for tha
THE FEATHERHEADS
WHATfc Tyif,
B f O«bom«
Fanry Is Willing to Sacrifice
TOTAL COSI OF
HüMDlNG&a. VACCUUM C lE A N iQ -
fiÄTEÜ&5 A M O N T H - 0CMM-
PAVMENT» OLD VACCUUM CLEANLB.^
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