VOM 'Mit. X I.
A f.F »KOVK, I. A.NF. COUNTY OREGON. FRIDAY, MARITI M.
•V
LUMBER PAPER a I ILL
PAINTS DARK PICTURE
Lodge Is (ìivcn Gavel
fro m Holy Land
L
POTATO PRICES RISE
ONIONS TOPPINO MARKET
EARWIO PARASITES ARE
READY TO 8TART WORK
1 L IS FOUND TO OF t
BEST EMERGENCY FOOD 2
MILLS OF STATE ARE
J STARTING OPERATIONS
Communltlaa In Oregon troubled
Oregon State College, Corvallis. with earwig* .nay get a colony of
March 22. Potato market« from the earwig psrualte», now being
C. K. Brown ha« preaented a
j March 10 to 18 experienced the used effectively n I'ortlhnd, for re
Metropolitan express call and de
hanil carved «aval and a hand
"
greatest rally In m o n tb e , due l a r g e - ____
- •
livery service will be started In Cot- I
leaee _____
this eprlng. Through an „,-
ar
See* Hope for Lumber Induitry carved keyatune to the A. F. A A. Man Who Put Saving» In Pipe >y
lh« prolonged season for old rangement made by the O. 8. C. ex­ Minimum Diet Requirement.
1
PUn»» “
and Bend 0«
M lod|(a. Th>< gavel 1« made from
crop potato** a» a reeult of damag tonalon «ervlce with the Portland
in Establishment of
an ollv* branch Mr Brown brought
und Buried It Forgot«
Ing froet» In the »outhern early |n»ectr»ry. some 70 colonies of the
says that few cities of this site have
Listed by Professor Foods
on
Active
List,
Business
the«« from th* Itoly l^tnd, which
I crop district*, according to the Ore- p a r a * I t e e may be distributed
Home Loan Banka.
■ that service, lie mails his request
and
Nutrition.
ha and M u. Brown vlelted a year
in
Pine
Increases.
gon
State
college
extension
»ervlce.
through
Oregon
on
a
coet
basis
i
for
It
about
six
months
ago.
Whore Pipe Li.
•<O.
The carlot m ovem ent Increae. 1 The Portland ln»ectary la f|-
When the new service starts ex­
(Craw's Lumber
)
nml price» at »hipping and terminal nanced by the city and operated by
science has come to the press will be picked up at any point
Full operations of the Willamette
Th«
*1 outlook tor th« lum­
The national cam paign to and market« advanced from 10 to 20 entomologist* of the experim ent aid Modern
of welfare worker* and fam ilies within the city lim its and will be Valley Lumber com pany mill were
ber industry im such that right at a
hoarding has gathm ed considerable ¡cents a hundredweight. Klamath ■ station
---•
■ - have developed - highly faced
delivered within the ism e territory. resumed Monday with two shifts
who
with
the
problem
of
main­
time whsn many had predicted
momentum with the launching of and D eschutes No. 1 Buseets efficient methods of multiplying the taining life and health on the bar­
going to work qn the mill and chip­
there would b« an Improvemant,
a week of concentrated educational biought 11 .26 to 1140 a hundred­ parasitic flies that prey on the ear­ est
minimum of food purchases by
per. Operations o f the planer had
busIneuM la tapldly falling into such
efforts to ba made through the weight at Han Francisco during the wigs. They do no harm whatever pointing
out
those
foods
that
com­
uean continuing during tha time
a flat spot that It threatens to
press, placards, advertising and spurt.
to any other Insect, animal or plant. bine the most needed elem ents at
the
mill was down for want of logs.
come to a complete standstill.
through attention given the sub­
Onions are still arlstrocrat* In Communities Interested In getting least coet. says Mrs. Jessam ine Wil­
The resum ption of activities puts
The most serious ohase of the
ject In churches, (heutora and pub­ the vegetable kingdom. with Oregon a start of these parasites may make liam«,
___ , professor
_______ ___
______
____
of
foods
and
nu-
180 additional men to work who
present situation Is the inci «asing.
lic gatherings.
growers getting a» high as 17 a definite arrangem ents through any ) trition at Oregon State college."in
have been Idle since the flret of the
in fact alm ost sudden tightening up
The buelne i«« of liquidating the | Tliat the m ovem ent Is accom ­ hundred for N. 8. No. 1 Yellows In county agent or deal directly with an address on this subject to the
year,
or 300 all told at the local
of credit which Is working u hard affair* o f the
thè Bank of G
Co oti** plishing Its desired purpose Is evi­ mid-March.
the extension service at the college. Oregon conference for the study of
plant. A full craw of 190 men la at
ship on all branches of the Indus (irove 1« t<> he condurted frorn denced through the many examples
--------------------
home
Interests.
Mrs.
Williams
said
__________________
____
_
_
__
_____
work
*t
camp.
try. Concerns that are sound fi­ Hpringfleld after thè flret o t Aprii. and coses which have been drawn
milk stands at the head of the list
Thirteen young lads of the city.
city, j Full production of log* la being
nancially are now finding It necee I ni« move le helng meda to cui ex- tu the attention of the headquar­
of these “emergency rations.“
most of them accompanied by their secured and they are com ing into
■ary to extend their customers ad |ien«ea. By tha move thè «ame ters of various associations partici­
Placed in order of their necessity £*rentJ|.
before Police Judge , Dallas from cam p by trainloads
dltlonai time but due to the failure force
________
enti ha rulla thè affair* of (he pating In the campaign.
and economy, these foods were i^re*‘»e Monday charged with parti- daily.
Hume unueual case* of hoarding
uf outstanding ooinpanie* the banka I defunct Sprlngftoid'bauk In con­
named
by
Mrs.
Williams:
Milk.
‘
a
a
?
or«a"
‘zed raci‘ et for I To all in tents and purposes camp
have become frightened ami
junction with the affair* of the lo­ are reported by the International
whole grain cereals, potatoes, car-
Arcade has been down since Christmas, as
turning thumb« duwn un lumber cal bank without additional coat. Association* o t Lion* clube, who
rots, tom atoes end egg».
These . /J
*''• A f i
P^role<1 weather conditions prevented re­
paper of any kind. The reluctance Mr llavem an, In charge here for are exerting an Intensive anti-
food*
will
maintain
growth,
provide
i®.3
,Ly
.pa,^Tnta’
w
tb
Jh*
adroont-
sumption of logging when the
tu carry trade acceptance« that the »tats bank examiner, will visit hoarding campaign among their
---------
Yu,8 ‘
,furnUh regulating mater- ,
,t!^ y.„ inuat
?UA.
crews w ent back and after waiting
have become paat due throw« the bate o n c e a week, or oftener If 2800 clubs.
Cottage Grove was not greatly In­
n - u t-
,,
, 1l a —4he three food needs of the hu- trouble in the future and that their a short time they were pulled out.
burd«n back onto the ahlpper or tiece»eary. Fred llauger, who 1«
One cane was reported of a man convenienced by the high w ater of
Frank Reid, Eugene attorney. Is man body which must be met if 0aren ^* must subm it weakly re- Later, when the supply o f loos at
wholesaler who In turn become» u»»l»tlng In handling affalra here, who had Inquired at a hardware last week which was reported to out for the republican nomination health is maintained
ports for a period o f 30 days show- the pond was exhausted the mill
for district attorney. Kenneth
N lel- | M.ik
„ tbe moHf
ing «hat the boys are at
home every clo«ed?R woe th . .o n ^ e r t ' .h ^ t d ^
pinched and everybody
suffer* w ill he t r a n s fe r r e d to J m e tiOB C ity store tor a "sounding" device which i have
the wuim
worst aifiLc
since 1927,
i o . q been
«.it in«*
i V¿ i, at
n
•*«■»«.** . »w.»
jmuk lb ukt moat nearly all-Dur-
a t lim in e e v e r y c lo a e d . I t was the lonaest shutdown
through the unwillingness of tha to a»»iet In handling affair* of the would detect burled m elsl. In ex­ *?LC^.V,7‘i b"Ln.e “ ?*_re
Í £ 2 cT,m«.W'rÂ:P± 1C,%n',h .eP’,h ? ÎÏ S " ,ood on
and ‘ Tuart n‘<ht
’ î ? 1®8?.' The '« » “umber of y e o r s.-D a lla s Hem-
hanker to perform tha service hank there whlrh was recently planation of question* asked him ■tanditiil for two day« be cause of the contest for one of the three
,t
day
¿imoi't a guarantee lada were al»° sq u ired to write let- ¡zer-Gbaerver?
the man said that hu had burled water on the etreeti which atom i nominations for state represent*- of no deficiency in vitam ins A and tersj>f apology to the theater man-
which he should perform when cloaed.
____
most needed.
William» explained though . agement.
Mr llavem an reporta that liqui­ all of his saving* In a piece of lead «ewers were unsble to handle. There l,ve « e,d 18 opposed so far by
.. only b . - Mrs
-
. Judge Breese informed
Bend, Ore., March 18.—C. L. fated,
It le not Improbable that aorne of dation l i m a will extend over a con­ ¡ h .’ nh’ e
“ ®W unab * to locala was no such Inconvenience thl*
n
. °
^ ¡1 ^ '
S r<x>ke' f«w persons consume that’ much. th< lai 1* and *h—-
---------— that
— if g general
eneral m
n a g e r or
their parents
m a anager
of tne
the unevun-
Shevlin-
the banker« have gone closely sid e r a b le period of time, and to
Anoiber case was that of a b o v y c a r - The 8oli C"urse was more or v siatte™ *saaie^ n» «ftatrtei'.fnit.* Carrots provide much vitam in A, ln y
l *Je lad a a r e foun<1 o n th e Hixon Lumber company, announced
enough Into their studies of the maintain an office here would add wlm w i i u iib le T .^ r e n .lln uuUtb m laa* f lo o d s but play was complete- L ?
O
‘
Which builda “ P resistance to infec- ’ treel’ a ftTrIltbe h°v,Ur
they wH1 today that all th rei units of the
market to discover that lumber le unnecessarily to the expense. Col­
being sold today for le»» than the lections on notes will be slow mid
cost of production and to realise real property owned by the bank squirming In his seat. Becoming
“Y7 lads be home early and that parents
T h e n ls n t « i l l he
.I .k ,
that If thl« 1« continued. It 1« only nn h l he |||»V M | to a n y advantage lhe object of suspicion, the boy was tatlon several fam ilies on the Row dale , or nomination for sheriff, en- they a r / cooked
ti e e present
in e.rn t market.
market
ver and Mo.by creek road» were Hvened the week-end political pic- i v . e e . i w -
rOCe“ ' d , A 11 m a k e r . n n r , .
. ? k 7?® Pla.nt wlU
°P«™ted eight
a question of time until everyone on n lh
, e x a m in e , I and It was found that
----- n marooned
«T
oh
'^
h
it’t'fr
vegetable*
contribute
certain
body
7!Ait®
i,iI’
J
>orta
may
h*
e
It«ndad
In-
hours
a
day.
six
day*
a
weak,
and
for a few days, but matn ture by com ing out
will be broke, which 1« the alarm­
The market 1» not right for die- »S.1*» *n bill* was sewn to the boy's
a bitter mineral* and bulk.
definitely.
work will be rotated to give lobs
highways were o i« n and there was attack on the use wiui
ing truth It cannot be denied that posal of bonds but It is hoped to underwear.
of so - called
"Vegetables provide the cheapest
The
get 9 o'clock as the to regular employe*, Is ted said. No
the matter of finances will from arrange a sm all dividend to de
Accounts from other source* tell no water on streets of the city, al­ "stool-pigeons" In law enforcem ent form of laxative to combat
the hour the b° y g obould be at home, new help will be employed.
now on be more of a factor than It (.«»itore through the sale of liberty
money dated prior to the Civil though a number reported several work,
!
'fatal
American
d
iet’
of
concen-
but
changed
the
hour to 8 o'clock
------
has been In the past.
I bonds.
—
— - now coming >_•_
— inches of water In their basements. tnLheyl
war
into circulation.
trated foods," Mrs. William* point-, at the request of parent* o f the
Portland, Ore., March 18.—-Tl**
traffic
Mills In all peris of western '
tin e dollar In hoarding since the . On Saturday
.
. . to the north
_ —
______ —.
i n.
to _-
be a ___
candidate
for — the republi-led nor
o u t -- "The
more restricted t h e 1 lad*.
- '1-
127 m ills reporting to the W estern
Civil war. If it had been properly h,‘d ,d «/' by way
Lorane, as Pa- can nomination as sheriff and will ” et however »he
Oregon and W ashington are serl
The charge against the boys wa* P*"« a*«oclatlon for the week end-
Invested, would now be worth ap- clflc highway was Impassable at the ,,ppo»e stra it and R. W Hall, both ; to include c id hv, more necessary
ously considering closing ilow
of the Eugene nolire fr,™
K,¿?clude,«c?<, U,v er
for youn* , that one of their number would be >ng March 12, operated at an aver-
undergrade croe»lng north
proxlm alely 329
““
‘ of Gosh formerlv
tha remainder of the year »om e
E A MKIornMkXone o f £ e fn £ t children. Only oil labeled a* con- admitted to the theater In the usual aK® of 9.2 per cent of capacity as
going to keep under way unlit t
The objects of the Lions cam ­ en und at Judkins point near Eu­ en?
m»mbTn?of
Uw
^
g
i.la
t
ir
e
h7^
viLamln
D
U
of
yal
“«-"
I manner and^ he would make hl* compared with 9.1 per cent the
gene.
Saturday
night
the
W
illam­
nave sn opportunity to test the |
paign are. "first to get money,
hU m m U M tln / M t Uon HeV
--------------------
way to the Vear door through the previous week, and 8.2 per cent for
strength of spring buying
nu
in April
now hidden. Into circulation, and ette at Eugene had risen to 14 to filed
man
Lafky
“
f
^Sii*
clW
U
c?rcuUt'
J°
hn
P
'
«
‘.-a.
emergency exit, unlock the door and
year to date. During the week
and It appear* a »afe prediction
•econd, to conduct a campaign ot feet. In 1927 It reached 17 fe e t
mg nomm ating
petition, fo? one o f n J° hn P o“ard .w ‘ch*. res^ en t of permit the other lads to enter. It 32 of these m lltaw ere operating at
_ _ to the
__ ____
The rain itself would have not ___________
_
that unle«» there I* more hu»lne»»
p o p u la r x tu ia lio n as
func-
Cottage Grove for 29 years, died waa sa id that the lads congregated a° average of 23.9 per cent of
tlon of money of banka, of credit, been sufficient to cause a flood, but ¿hi three legislative" positions
and better prlc*» before the first of
W J - - B e a n Of ----
F u e e n e w ill" » « » » « , l Sunday. Funeral services were held ' nightly in the alley In large num- j paclty, and the remainder (99 m ills)
brought with It much of the P. —
May the output will drop to almost School Board Slashes Every and to show the disastrous con»e-
M
»
E
X
for
UThn
e
e
Tlpu°bP
l
£
£
dO,rn"
quences when credit Is restricted by «now from the mountains.
nothing
Production for th* week am ount­
nomination for county surveyor.
° f tbe Free Methodist
The plna mill* are using rar*
money withdrawn from the arteries
- ------- -
Item in Tentative Bud­
ed to 12.892.000 feet, while ship­
Frank E Mendenhall of this city !
Waa iD
of business
Judgment a» none 1» making ar­
J. A. Coleman Dtee.
ments totaled 32,854,000 feet and or­
get for 1932-33,
M -1- O- O. F. ceme-
rangement* to start a* they normal­
Melvin Jones, founder and secre­
J. A. Coleman, resident here 12 probably will file for the demo- L v l A
der*
42,160X100 feet. Unfilled order*
ly do and the fir mill« will be
tary general of Lions International years ago and brother of Mrs. A. J cratic nom ination for a legislature , 1 jj'r
increased 9,306,000 fe e t
W icks, who was aged 72
forced t» do th* same thing unleaa
Is
a
member
o
f
the
advisory
com­
Gowdy
of
this
city,
died
Friday
a
t
'
position.
Teachers in the Cottage Grove
Current new buslnea* Increased
i years, w as born March 10, 1860, in
■ o m e
unexpected Improvement schools
face a cut of 8 per cent in mittee of Col. Frank Knox, chair­ Lodi, Cal., where he had lived since
5,805,000 feet or 15.9 per cent over
I Linden. Wisconsin, and wa* married
man of the national com m ittee leaving here. Funeral cervices were
show» up toon
wages
in
a
tentative
budget
for
the
last week. Current production* in­
December 18, 1882 in Iowa. He is
The one thing which now offer»
hoarding. It is his convic­ held there Monday forenoon. Inter­
year which iias Oven pre­ against
creased about 340,000 f e e t and
survived by bis w ife and nine chil­
hope 1« the early »»tabllahment of coming
tion that "If all of the cltlxen In­ ment was to have been here but
pared by the echool hoard and stitutions
shipment*
were 3,639,000 feet lea*
dren:
W.
A.
W
icks.
Elm
er
Wilcka,
nnd business enterprises Mrs. Coleman, who Is In poor
horn* loan banks. Those who had which was submitted Wednesday
Holy week ha* been observed by than the preceding week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tarr, Mrs. Mabel
expected lhe government's relief night to a representative group of in the V. 8. made a maximum ef­ health, did not feel able to moke
Sallee. F. E. W icks ail o f Cottage the Presbyterian and Methodist
rogram to make It |s>»»lble for the taxjiayera. There was som e sug­ fort to turn their currency and the trip.
jGrove; J. G. W icks, Alma, Mont.; churches w ith m eetings each eve­
____________
____ _ lived here he
ank» to put oom* money Into cir­ gestions that a 10 per cent cut gold Into bank deposits, cash in the
When
Mr. Coleman
Highway
Baptist
Church,
Henry
Mr*. Myrtle Pitcher. Grant* Pass. ning this week. The general subject
culation ar* already beginning to should have been made, but other­ hands of banks would Increase by had a ranch In Gowdyvllle.
reallxe that they were gullible aa it wise the pro|><ieed budget had the at loaxt two billion dollars and a
Besides the widow and the sister, Wilson Davis, m inister. — Ail ser- and Joseph T. Wicks. Junction for the week at the Presbyterian
woa only a big buslneas move by
potential credit expansion would In- Mrs. Oowdy, the only near survlv vices In keeping with E aster sea-j City, and one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth church was "Six Marks ot a Chris- (
of those called In In an crease
tian."
twenty billion dollars, a suf- |ng relative' is"a’brother’’j. " b T c o 'I o - aon' Special exercises by the chU-! Woods. Seattle. Wash.
big business of and for big busi- approval
advisory
capacity.
It
wa*
pointed
A men's choir, a women's choir, j Unimproved lot* owned by reli­
drvn at the Sunday school hour at
Culp Creek, March 23. — John
net» with no thought of giving the out by school officials that dropping ficlent amount to set In motion
man. Plattsm outh. Neb.
and a young people’s choir has
9:45.
Public
worship
at
11,
sermon,
Wicks,
who
died
early
this
week
in
reater
buslneas boom than
tnaaeee any relief.
Ihree teacher« Include,! in last treater
been
featured at the Methodist gious organization* are not exem pt
"The
Blessed
Hope."
The
ordinance
Cottage
Grove,
w
as
a
resident
of
ave as y*t experienced.”
The home loan bank plan would of
O. A C. Timber Taxable.
from taxation, according to on opln-
y ea rs l i u l g c i has made the cut in
of baptism will be administered at the Row river country for the services.
Immediately release fund« for m«d salarlee
Timber
on
O
A
C.
reverted
lands
ion from Charles Galloway, of th*
A union church service will be . , state
Is »ublect to taxation' a* neriinnai 0,6 cloae of morning worship. B. Y. greater part of the past 30 years.
em ixation work and the conalruc- per cent. considerably more than 10
SAGINAW.
tax commission.
p ro p ers ‘u n u / “ m o v * £
P
«t 6:30, W
-------------
— -
held at 2 o’clock this afternoon at
We - will
meet — with ----------------
1 He owned - a - —
ranch - on ---------
Harm s i creek.
tlon of new home* a« It would be
March
22
ilr».
R.
L.
Cbetwood
The opinion waa aaked by Aase*-
All employe» took the cut Su­
in
their
church
which
he
disposed
of
a
year
ago
on
the
Methodist
church
to
discuss
the
pointed
out
Wednesdnv
bv
Ben
F
I
resuytenant
_
—
handled through the saving« and perintendent
Emerson Is under con­ of Black Butte entertained at a six Keenev countv assessor ?
tJr the evening service, when the account of falling health to Joe words of Christ upon the cross. i sor K
nv eeney follow ing question*
lo a n aaaoclatlon« that have a big
but volunteered to take a cut o'clock birthday dinner on March
Person» In I-ane countv who have Presbyterian choir will give a must- Thrasher and he and fam ily moved Seven m inisters will speak as fol- asked by churches of the county re­
demand for money which they are tract
17
for
her
niothsr,
Mrs.
J.
V.
D
ick­
the others.
timber” of ¿his Tvw a?e uTged £ cal Program and Rev. H. W. D a v l. . into a home in Cottage Grove that low«: "Father Forgive Them for
unable to «upply Thl» would be a with
every Item of operat­ ens. Those present were Mr. and pay Uxe*f o^ This' hind since in the .
t f ye a short addroaa.
¡ was r e i v e d in the sale of the They Know N ot What They Do."
£22
eafe and eound proposition for the ing Practically
Mrs. Roy R iggs and son Claude of
This property, under
expense
ha*
been
cut
end
the
• • •
I farm. In the early days Mr. W icks Rev. M. A. Groves; “Today, Thou expansion.
government a« It would all be difference between the budget on W oodards camp, Mr. and Mrs. event taxes become delinouent th e
law. Is not exempt from taxation,
t'la»* of TH Plan» Reunion.
freighted Into the m ines and at Shalt Be W ith Me In Paradise.”
amply «»cured. But we are told which the school* ere now operat­ Makonson and fam ily and Mrs. J. land mav be forfeited back to the
governm ent Federal officials have ‘ The class of 1931 will hold a class , one tim e operated a mill near his Rev L G Shaw; "Behold Thy as is property on which actual
that the large eastern bank« and ing and the one proposed for next V. Dickens.
places of worship have been b u ilt
been
Cheeking
up
on
these
lands
reunion
tonight
at
the
armory,
up-river honje.
o?® o ™ w)
S2fi*: -x».T
Insurance companlee are fighting year 1« 38,24(1.HO, but reduction In
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Griffin and
Under the ruling som e lands
Loren Harvey, class dad, is In
------- - —•
.R
e
Howell. My which have been held by church or-
the home loan bank plan for. while anticipated receipt«, due to non­ family of Eugene and Nellie and recently. Mr Keenev reports.
they have no money to loan for payment of taxes and decrease In Ix-wis Conley were dinner guest*
charge of arrangements, and the POISON GOPHERS NOW,
S J 1,: 5 by
ganizaztions and on which no taxes
home building today, they want to number uf children of school age at the Francis Eastburn home Sun­
Pro-Eaater Service* Start.
com m ittee working with him is
c a v e anvxr»T> P T P T o u r o . 5 ' ,
r ' 11
have been paid for the post five
Pre-Easter services started last Mildred Bennett. Delbert Sikes and
SAYS AGENT FLETCHER ished Reir ~ D ~ P „ Cameron;
Fath- years
hold the competition of the saving« in th e ,li» tu , t. both of which re­ day. Evening guest* were Mr. and
may become taxable provided
_________
. .. .. ......................... !ar>.
J h y Hands I Commend My
and loan companies down to a duce the amount received from Mr*. Johnny Sm ltt and son of Cot- nlght nt the Pentecostal church Carroll Breese. W. S. Averill of
the county sheriff takes action to
S !'*yH^
3P™ ."
S i T ^ f « about impose a sh eriffs lien on tha prop­
minimum so that with the return state and county, and nl»o due l o j taf ? Grov*.
___,
.
of normalcy they will be «ure of a an
- n i n —- —- - — 1-,
(«m e r i s |, n c v i t e m 1 ’
« » id M r * . I el* Hodson were
erty for unpaid taxes. K eeney point­
In - — warrant
5
,
„
»
a„ - ‘ ‘L 1? * P. ± i C? “ ed out. Mr. Keeney also pointed out
m
tere^
«“
PP-r
K««'«t*
Friday
evening
of the of the young people and an Easter here. D ancm g is to be the diversion ^ t““ ,ty ¿ ° L rJdd‘i
market for their etirplu» fund« and for Increase
bond and
warrant interest p M sh a w fam „ y of 3.--------
pocket
gophers,
according
to
O.
S.
been
Invited
to
come
any
tim
e
dur-
so goe» the wicked working« of lhe placed
Cottage program will be given. The public of th« evening and refreshm ents
that thl3 property m ight become
In the budget tu com pensate (5r„'
entrenched power« who are too far for taxes
. wl11 be served a t the close of the Fletcher, county agricultural agent. : ing the service and to stay os long involved In litigation In cose some
may not be jiald, the
w '
_ H ardlsty and son | has been invited.
The gophers in the low lands, he as they desire. Anyone will be at
removed from the average cltlxen actual cut that
--------------------
.dance.
person choee to tender back taxes
In the levy la 34.200.
n “ r''. J * * ™ ,
said, w ill have been drowned by the I liberty to leave at any time. Ap- on
and »mall Industrial« to be Inter­
P*'n l the
week *nd visitin g !
SILK CREEK.
I
* * *
•in.-
— i...-i .......I
i-
- putting
..i n - ., the
.u - I D*loas ’ spent
I
the land. In that event, title to
15ie
school
board
la
flood
w
aters.
Gophers
escaping
,
propriété
verrj
m
usic
has
been
ar-
ested In them further than the 1 proposed cuts before the public to friends and relatives In Eugene and
March 22.—Mrs. George Wlcken-
Free Methodist Church, F ifth drownlng are now concentrated In ranged.
i the land m ight become clouded.
field they offer for explollaton.
Marcola.
i-ii
„
-o
r»onald
o
f
C
o
tta
v
e
street
and
Monroe
avenue,
Roy
W.
_.
.
.
____,___
_
...
In another opinion received from
get the reaction of taxpayers In ad­
The W. A. Dlckena fam ily of Grove were visitors at the home of Howell, pastor. — Sunday school i.?«-jLg,Ler_-andS' , ? y u^Uu tiingj
The outlook for the lumber In- vance
th“ state tax com m issioner It waa
of preparation o f the budget WOQ<Jnrdi c(lmp vlgllM Su
Woodard
*
camp
visited
Sunday
Mr.
and
Mrs
John
Ashby
Tuesday
I»
■
‘
5,
Mrs.
Mabel
Sallee,
superinten-
|
held
that property which had been
i/ m e solution of the general flnan- b ,,t, w111 be ° " lclal‘y «ubnilded to
with Mr. Dickens' mother, Mrs. J. o f last week.
turned over to the state after th*
H*7 problem of the entire country. Ilhe ‘« » W e « for approval.
V. Dickens.
{tax levy had bean extended on the
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Paul and EVènlng’w0roh^h7e: ^ e su*bjecu°“ he ¡‘“™ £ ' ^ u / l ^ l x t e r S T n a T e d b " 8
There wlfl he no Improvement In
___ _
_
4
,
Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Bollinger
I tax rolls of the county w as not ex-
Eugene and Mrs. E. E. Paul
the demand for lumber until It '* Manalaughlcr Indictment Returned, and Mrs. Frank Thomllnson ar- son
---------
empt from taxation. Thl* opinion Is
were Elmira visitors Monday of Glory of the Risen Christ." Prayer ^an. be yirtually exterm inated, he
possible for
having good
«e- . | An Indictment for Involuntary rived from Vancouver Tuesday and last week.
.... people
____________
.
m eeting Thursday 7:30.
Mr
recommended
County Fruit Inspector Stew art in regard to some land turned over
curlly to borrow money with which m anslaughter was returned by the wm visit for several days at the
■ has issued the follow ing instruc- to the state by veterans.
Marian Sprague was rushed to
to carry on work
8W- Jame* Conley home.
Presbyterian Church. D. P. Cam­ strychnine placed on fresh red tions for spraying for apple and |
a Eugene hospital Tuesday night of
--------------------
ney Jenkins of London. The Indlct-
Several parent* attended the 4-H i ^ t w,-ek for an appendicitis opera- eron. pastor—E aster Sunday ser­ clover lea v es be used for poison.
jpear scab:
ni.'iil Is the result of an accident
vice will be held at the 11 o'clock |
i No. I. — Lime-sulphur solution. .
church hour and the pastor will , L io n S C lu b tO SpOnSOT
l y n i c n o » » . . .. i
«
-
.
Ä ' p V Ä r . r i r Ä ’. Ä ' ;
'¿ ..“ s u " " » » :
3Q gallons to 100 gallons of water.
preach on the subject. The E ver I
r
,
I Apply w hen little leaves are unfold-
Is Opposed by Legion oj. o...* .r
.....
Present
Christ.”
The
choir
will
____. _______—
last
A n n ilS I r.flsfp r r.tfti IlU
H unt'
,nK from If thrips
around are blossom
bud
Ill cluster3
present add
Greater
Man
The week
.
j
i
> o
iw a w r
«
i « i i Than
i iic tu
i Lincoln."
_, k i v u i i i .
sing several stirring anthem s, in­ M in iu m ILUhter
not,
™Jii»v
“
W
ha"
ent®rod
a
plea
®f
?
;«
aUye
«l<Ie
won.
The
Judges
A
cow
belonging
to
C.
G.
Worsh-
were
dicative
of
the
triumph
of
Easter.
nicotine
sulphate
one
pound
to
each
Support o f the national and slate
gu y '
Miss Roach, Mrs. Jay Burleson and n)an presented him with twin calves There will be baptism of infants
The Lions club will hold its an- 100 gallons of spray,
departm ents of
the
American
Mrs. H. H. Keene.
)|airt
and reception of new members. nual Easter egg hunt at 2 o’clock ■ No. 2.—Lime-sulphur solution 2to '
last WMu
week.
American Legion In Its oppoeltlon
(kiunty Gets Bank Money.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam
Eastburn
and
Great
m
usical
treat
at
7:30.
Tne
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Melvin
Paul
and
Saturday on the golf course. Three gallons to 100 gallons of water. If
________
What
the gold standard mean* in
toward payment of World war vet
With the receipt of a check for
and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. i son Eugene visited in D elight val- choir under the direction of Mrs. cases of colored eggs will be hid- thrips present add nicotine sulphate the monetary affairs of the world
erana adjusted compensation wa* 36173 45 from A. A. Schraam, state children
Eastburn and children of Junction lley with Mrs. Paul’s parents. Mr. Edna V. Peai-son will give a pro-¡den. Children will
.. . be divided
. . . . . . into
. aa above Apply ju st before bloa- will be told Monday night by Dr.
voted by Calvin Funk post No. 32 bunk examiner, I-nne county's ac­ City
were dinner guests Tuesday at iand Mrs. C. H. H aight, Thursday gram that
be equal to any ! two ages, those of .pre-school age som s open.
Victor P. Morris In the third lecture
Monday night.
count with the Rank of Cottage
Francis Eastburn home.
heard In the state. Do not miss ' and those between pre-school age
of last week.
No. 3.—Lime-sulphur solution 2to of the university extension course
Sid S. George. Eugene, national (■rove, closed for liquidation, was the Mr.
and
Mrs.
Claude
Willey
were
this
service.
Rev.
H.
W.
D
avis
will
:and
12.
The
younger
children
will
[
The
Neighbors
Friendship
club
gallons
to
100
gallons
of
w
ater
plus
series being given In th* high
com m itteem an, declared that post* closed Friday
j supper guests at the Leslie Leam- met Thursday afternoon at the give a short address on the victory (have a portion of the grounds as- 2 pounds of lead arsenate. Apply school auditorium.
tusking for Immediate payment of
In return for the check, the 1 |ng pome In D elight Valley Monday J home
signed to them and another portion when three-fourths of blossoms
of Mrs. C. G. Worsham. Quilt of Easter. Let all turn their steps
Dr. Morris, who has appeared
the remainder of the adjusted -om- county treasurer has sent the coun- evening
will be assigned to the older chil- 1 have fallen.
here several times, to an engaging
pensatlon are not only P ressing ty's selurltles, am ounting to 39000. . Mr and Mrll j R Snyder of Eu- blocks for a crazy quilt for the to the house of God on this glad
Sunday
and
worship
Him
who
Is
In-
dren.
No.
4
—
Lime-sulphur
solution
2
hostess
were
made.
Those
present
and informing speaker who ha* giv­
faith with the natlunal organiza­ to Sonraam.
gene and Bud Scott o f Marcola vis­ were Mrs. Ed Ashby. Mrs. Hazel deed king of kings and lord of
The hunt will last probably an gallons to 100 gallons of water, en much study to monetary stand­
tion but also with their disabled
ited Thursday at the O. Buchanan I Bolton, Mrs. T. Bolton of Cedars, lords. Sunday school will m eet at
hour and It Is expected that several I Apply within 15 days after spray ards and world finances. H e to one
buddies and tho widow* and chil­
1 home.
No. 3.
I Mrs. Everett Allen. Mrs. John Ash- 10 o'clock and Christian Endeavor hundred children w ill participate.
of the outstanding educator* o f th*
dren of World war veteran*. The
Claude Dickens made a business :by M„ gid Swanson. Mrs. Martha at 6:30.
The strength of the lime-sulphur : nation and hi* subject is on* of
le g io n 1* bending every effort this
trip
to
Eugene
Monday.
Blttinger.
Mrs.
George
Teeters.
Mrs.
Bond
to
Give
B
enefit
Dance.
solution
here
recommended
is
baa-
peculiar
interest at this tim e whan
year to secure llherallzntlon of hoe-
Mac Hnrpole and W alter Powell [ p M Vincent. Mrs. E. E. Paul,
Church of the Nuzarene, Eleventh
A benefit dance will be given In ed on the 28 degree B. solution and a large part of the world h as gone
pltal benefit* for the former and
of
Junction
City
were
dinner
guests
Mr,
Mary
Burcham.
Mrs.
Nettle
..
_
, 1 , n t ' . l i a l . I t _____
___ - , -------------
-------- -----------
- street and Adams avenue, T. J. Orr, the Armory Saturday night of next not the 32 degree usually used for ¡off the gold standard.
pension* for the latter.
1 \ 1 zv ex , I ■* «»
r»4
4 »»
I . »• eea z v l, 1
- —
—
-
i Monday at
the
Ermold I Hardlsty
Justes. — Mrs.
Charles
Trembley, — Mrs.
¡pastor.- Sunday echool, 9:45; morn week by the Cottage Grove band. | dormant spraying.
The lecture will be preceded by *
Before the m eeting the auxiliary
!
home.
j
E.
R.
Darnell.
Mrs.
A.
Woolcott.
ing service, 11; young people's meet­ The proceeds will go toward the
Any sulphur solution used strong | half hour of music being provided
The Smith-Short grocery reported
entertained with a covered dish
ing.
6:30;
evening
service,
7:30,
ser­
,
.
Mrs.
J.
C.
Bassett.
Mrs.
Worsham
purchase
of
uniforms
and
equip-
enough
to
prevent
scab
on
d'Anjou
by
various organizations of the city,
an
unusually
good
business
for
dinner. Covers were laid for 70.
veniu anniversary
siu iiw n sr T sale
»„iv ¡Woodard's camp were week end abd j j ra Amy Hnrrls of Los An- mon topic, “He Arose.”
ment. The band to rapidly develop- or Comice pears is apt to cause The musical program w ill start at
their elght<q>nth
Tho auxiliary, at Its meeting, Saturday.
•
•
•
The
store'
was
'crowded
¡
gu.7'_tS-?E1
í
í
.
C!?“i
'
oY-l8.y
„?<
íí'Z?
:
geies.
The
business
m
eeting
was
Ing
ing Into a high class m usical or- russetlng, therefore it is recoin- 7:30 and the lecture a t 8.
voted a contribution to the nation­
Cot' ■ held nt the usual hour. Mrs. Charles
The Church of Christ, Sixth street ganization and to likely to get calls , mended that after the first spray-
The entire entertainm ent la *n-
al rehabilitation fund. Plun* were nil day. Various dem onstrations .„ ‘'V'nJV* M” ' P ' o?indaJ W
were
held
and
each
patron
was
glv-
!
i
’
/
®
/
8
’
u
8
,?1
s
unday
at
and
Gibbs
avenue,
where
more
men
_
-
the
Trembley
will
be
the
hostess
at
the
to
visit other comm unities, but have ing with the lime-sulphur solution ! tirely free.
made for a box social to be held
t e Hodson
¡next meeting, to be held March 31. than women attend evening service no uniforms In which to appear up- ! either calcium mono sulphide be 1
■
---- home.
-----
the last m eeting In April. An all- en a ticket for the matinee at the f e Mr.
nnd Mrs. Steve Benston and | Mr and Mrs. Willis Schofield and —Bible school, 9:45. The children of on such _trips.
used, or 4 pounds of powdered cop I
day sew ing meeting will bo held Arcade.
¡baby of Eugene visited at R*e family arrived Thursday from Sa- the Bible school will present a pro­
per sulphate and 5 pounds of crush-
the lost ot the month.
Lowell Benston home Monday
| lem to make their home on the gram beginning at 10:15. Com­ Johnson; men's chorus; duet, Mrs. ed sa' aoda to each 200 gallons of
Mendenhall Addressee Secretarle«.
munion
of
the
Lord's
supper,
11:25;
ranch
recently
purchased
from
Mr.
Claude
Sherm
an
and
Mrs.
C.
H.
wai?5-
F. E. Mendenhall, secretary of the
LATHAM.
and Mrs. H. H. Pound,
followed by sermon. The subject, Kime.
W hen using nicotine sulphate In
Cottage Grove chnmber of com­
March 22.—In spite of the high
Mr. and Mrs. George Conklin, "Jesus Christ, Who Brought Life
e • e
combination with lime-sulphur aolu-
merce, spoke before chamber of
com m erce'secreUrle's of'the's'tate in (
?'al a K”l d ,? i teS d.".n88 who moved to the Schofield place and Im m ortality to Light Through drew Brund, Miss Carolyn Gran- tion alw ays put the nicotine Into
“School D ays a la Foolish,” a
at the P. T. A. m eeting last Friday recently
___ are
__ stayin
___ ___ g at _ the home _
_ ____
______ C. _____
______ 6:30, eve- ,nls. S. L. Mackln, C. E. Umphrey th<? water before the lime-sulphur short play, will be given by th*
the
Gospel.”
E. groups,
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. C. Kuehner came ¡ of George's parents. Mr. and Mrs. nlng service, 7:30," sermon subject, 1 'a „d . j - ' —
r -
3 .í ¡ í ra ‘t*¿p“{bp
. ' —
-• 1 or the nicotine w ill coagulate.
ladles' aid society of the Christian
the
University
of
Oregon.
His
sub-
Threats of a recall movement |ect was "County Chnmber Develoy- from Eugene, but Misa 8kow was Ed Conklin, until they are able to "What of Your Life?" ladies’ aid j choir áre Mrs. E E. Cone Mrs. Fav
church W ednesday night, March 80,
■ leanlxlsx I to o attend.
a lie n ,!
/ A V.
\ r Breese
I j »•»« n u zx z
v f ' —
I — old
zxl - 3 home
Vsz« wa Z,
1
zx *.«a wzxw ■ ! iIsom
—
—
— —
"
—
'
* _ Mrs.
_
;alnst D istrict Attorney
Alta nient." I-nne Is one of the few coun­ unable
O.
of
move 4ea4z>
Into I their
m eeting
W ednesday
afternoon;
Mrs
Newton
Land,
In the church parlor*. The oa*t of
Ing are the result of proceeding« ties
Cottage
Grove
talked
on
tho
relief
I
All
Pacific
highway
traffic
was
prayer
and
praise
service
Thursday
Bayard
Reed.
Mrs.
N.
E.
Compton,
having a county chnmber.
characters include*: Profeaaor Otto
Instituted by King against Ben Per-
plan
In
use
In
Cottage
Grove
and
routed
over
the
Lorane
highway
evening
followed
by
choir
prac-
Mra
Mabel
Dixon,
M
isses
Frances
Schumelheimer, Mr*. Jessie Moon;
I). A. Emerson attended the Tues­ Mr. Keuhner talked on the 4-H
llch, who la charged with having an day
Mackln. Frances Randall. Dorothy
Mrs. Schoots, Mrs. Audrey Wataon;
session of the secre­ Garden club work and showed mov­ the latter part of the week, due to tice. I. G. Shaw, minister.
auditing company chock honesty of taries evening
high water near Eugene.
Silk
_ „ „
. _ ,
,
. i Stewart, E lsie Rose, David Bushell,
Professor Bustalung, Mrs. Flora
as
a
guest.
employes, 'w h o afterwnrd made
ing pictures.
creek was unusually high and In
Flrat Methodist Episcopal Church. Qrval Etter and W. A. Hogate. The
Small; Harold P lnkety, Mra. Stolla
restitution of amounta taken. It
Mrs. Amanda Hull of Cottage places water was over the road, the Meredith A. Groves, minister. — lyoung people of the church will
Mia« Velma Palmer Killed.
W hat It m eans to have a Red Baker; Ole Nelson, Mr*. 8. L. Mad­
Grove la visiting this week at the deepest place being between the Sunday school, 9:45, Ransom L. ' h a ve an E aster morning breakfast
M enu that the district attorney be­
den; Hiram H awget, D aisy Powell;
Word reached here Friday night Albert Hull home.
operative m aking
regular
lieved that settlem ent with em­
E verett Allen and John Ashby Cone, superintendent; Special E as­ at Devtls Canyon and are to meet Cross
visits wariiru"sEroted“T
u ^ d avC
whe“A
Ickleboom. firs. D ella Child*:
Alice Johnson returned home Sun­ ranches.
ployes constituted an offense and of last week of the death In an ac­
ter program by the Sunday school at the church at 5:30 a. m.
visits was illustrated Tuesday when ^ « „ 0 0
Mason Dixon Brown.
Miss Gallagher, Red Cros* girl, waa
that Perllch became accessory to n cident of Miss Velma Palm er of day from a visit In Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Robertson nnd pupils; morning worship, 11, Easter
« e •
Lots William*; May Knott, M to .
Snlom, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs L. W. McKIbben and Mrs. McGarvIn of Fallbrook. Cal., sermon, “The Christian's H ope;”
crime.
Pentecostal Church, 1024 east Main unable to be here on account o t Angle Powell; Coiner Grant, Mra.
Merchants of Eugene generally, John Palmer of 207 H street of fam ily visited Sunday at the Charles returned to their ranch Sunday special Easter music by choir. street, F W. Spradley, pastor. — Sunday Illness. Tw enty-five or more per­ Clyde Butler; Sarah Clze, Mr*.
who use the anmo auditing syateni this city. Details of the accident Teeters home nt n o rm s.
>1, 9:45; worship, I l a. m. and 7:30 sons In need called at the city re­
morning, after having been away There will be baptism of children school.
Shaw; Belt* N ickel, Mahal
Lillian nnd Homer Hull visited about three months. Mrs. and Mrs. and reception of members. E aster ¡P- "i-; bible studjr. Tuesday night; prsy- corder’s office, where Mis* Galla­ Jessie
aa Perllch, are Inconsrd over tho have not yet reached here. The
Lackey; Flora Scape, Mrs. Laura
girl's mother was at Snlem, or near ¡Sunday with Madge and Arthur 1 Charles Trembley, who have been Cantatta. "The Resurrection and *'r ,n,i worship, iridsys.
gher has her headquarters, to re­ Klrtley.
action of the district attorney.
The men’* choru* of th*
Salem, nt the time of the accident. Carllle of Cottage Grove.
‘ managing the ranch during their ti e , LI' e ' l Wi 11 .b? P,re 8 e n te d b y ,t h e
Church of the Ns.srene, Eleventh street quest food apd clothing. Recorder church will alng several selection*
Tho father left for there nt once.
called
Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Rogers and latmonce, returned to their own choir at the 5 o clock vesper
anrt A.iaix»
Adam, avenu».
avenue. T.
Orr. p»sior.
pastor. — , , Breese
, _ service. • | snn
i. j J. . urr.
, :
.. r in members
, .--------- . of the
C . re-
.
U. A M. Make Change*.
and a silver offering will be token.
children of Medford spent^he week home Sunday afternoon
It w ill b e directed by C. E . U m - s,ind«y «chool, 9:45; morning preaching ;lle f council for advice as to w hat to
The Interior of the Umphrey A
“ ......... as servie»,
. --
---- ’do The county court, when called
To Vole on Stock Question.
end with Mr. and Mr«. Glen St.
An Interesting m eeting In the S phrey with Mrs. Bessie Sutcliffe
i t ; young people’s meeting. «:30;
Msckln store has been grently
Residents In tho Lorane preelnct I Clair.
- by telephone, gave the recorder
D. A. churoh In Cottage Grove on ¡plantot. Solo and quartet parts will evening preaching
7 :8O:, .mid'
changed by tho removal of the will vote In November on the ques­
week
prayer
»ervlce,
Wednesday
night.
authority to dispense tem porary re­
■helving that formerly occupied the tion of allowing stoek to run on the 1 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Trunnell via-1 Monday was attended by many be taken by Mrs. D w ight Mercer,
Ited
In
Eugene
Sunday.
_
from
this
district.
Moving
pictures
Mrs.
Armorell
Monson,
Mrs.
An-
Church of Christ.— (London, 12 miles lief.
center of the store. Low show cases highway. A petition bearing su ffl-j Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Smith nnd
Coinnuinlty Mon'» Bible Class. — south of Cottage Grove.) — Sunday ser­
have taken the place of tho shelv­ elent signers to get this on the bnl daughter Beathen of Glendale vis- of Abyssinia were shown during
Meets at 9:45 each Sunday In the vices; Bible study 10 a. m., worship 11 D om estic Science Girl* Entertain.
the meeting.
ing.
lot was filed at the office o f the lied Saturday at the B. H. Denham
Thomas Sikes, deputy assessor, armory. A class for the men with a. m. ; scripture study 7:30 p. m.
Girls of the dom estic science de­
Spring ho* officially arrived In
county clerk Tuesday.
¡home In Latham.
was In the district Tuesday.
no church affiliations. Bert Bur-
. w .
partm ent o f the high school enter­
n r « u i,iOn i - E.
v J I K
W ent.
o n f *ecr*-
B u p rn . , M At
tne ,,
intertectiAn
lllgh w n v Employe In Injured.
--------------------
Mr. nnd Mrs. N. W. W hite had
t|rMlt
,
„ wh) of w b eit h Main
R„ , and
nth tained Thursday afternoon of last thl* section.
K. H. Bennett of Mosby creek rows, president,
Oscar Whcetor ha* found wild
W illiam Bank of Walker, employe
Walden Community Give* Tiny, d in n er Sunday with Mrs. Laura was In the district Tuesday and tary; Bill Stennett. chorus director; n, y Advmtl.t. Each S sterd .y st 9:S0 an week with a tea for faculty mem­
A group of persons from the Wal- ¡Massey.
on atntn highway work north of
r____________
r ____________
brought the news of the birth of a Mrs. Florence Small, pianist; I. G ___
hour ___
la aprnt
In the atudy
of the Sabbath bers and a group o t students. The orchids in bloom In th* 811k creak
here, d iffered fractures of both den district presented a 3-nct come
Alfred Allen of Cottage Grove son to Mrs. Bennett on Monday eve­ Shaw, teacher. A program of ape- , «ehooi leaaon. At t l o ’clock the p»»tor. tea table was decorated In keeping neighborhood and Alfred W hite has
hones helnw the knee of one leg tly, "Kleked Out of College," Friday snent Sunday night with Robert ning. Both aro doing well.
I clal music and readings will be pre­ Elder Paul Iveraon, delivers a sermon, with St. Potrlck's day. Vivian De*r* found lambtongue* in th* Caaat
the proof of hl» »tatemrnta bring named poured and Viola Rohde assisted fork country. The orchid*
ware
Tuesday forenoon when a bnnk of night In the high sehool auditorium Oordincer.
| John Ashby and Sid Bwanson are sented; theme. "Life.”
chapter and r»rae from the blbla. A
found growing on a north slop*.
dirt fell on him. Ho was brought before an appreciative audience.
Mrs. John Trunnell and daughter ¡busy plowing the prune orchard on
The program follows; Solo, Mr*. by
warm welcome la extended to ail either on with serving. Miss Merle Bowen, do­
to th* office of Dr. A. W. Kim*, j
--------------------
| Ella May visited Saturday after-1 Mra. Martha B lttinger * place this Albert Hull; men's chorus, aolo ao- Sabbath or at the Wednesday evening m estic sclenc* Instructor, wa* pa­
where the limb waa act.
I Saleabooka. Th* Sentinel.
Salwbook*. Th* Se&Uaal.
.A
¡noon with Mr*. John Woodard.
¡week.
com panlm cnt steel guitar by Mr. hour of 7:30.
troness.
! G
TO GO TO SPRINGFIELD
%
N t MRKH K
2
^ 1
THIRTEEN LAOS APPEAR
IN POLICE COURT HERE;
HIGH WATER ROES NO LANE POLITICS LIVELY
C. G. IN LIMELIGHT
m
f
■•S TEACHERS FACE COT
OF 0 % IN SALARIES
HOLY WEEK IS BEING
Church News
g
Church Lots Are Not
Exempt From Taxation
g
k
? ^
PaymentofCompensalion
*
k
wom ,,,..
. “„y
r ^
»
Spray Solutions Apple
And Pear Scab Given
GOLD STANDARD 10 BE
a.„
Store Anniversary Sale
Gets Crowd
Ladies’ Aid Christian
Church to Give Play
District Attorney King
Threatened With Recall
W
Many In Need, R. C.
Girl N o t H ere
Spring Flowers Are
In Bloom
a
w zxm ou