The Cottage Grove sentinel., April 22, 1932, Page 2, Image 2

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«stt*(< Gisw «rutad
•« ••c u m o a
(C m * la
_
t? ta J -f,r .is r j y g s
p lanatlon, but tb e r* I* ra u tn e r no*- , tilin g app ro priatio n, and thee* are
alb lllty. T h e num ber o f tha N . Y.- . only tw o o f aavaral graat advartla-
h ig hw ay la 28 O n tha naw map. 1 log cam p aig n * th a t ara g ettin g un
a t a point n aar D ra in , tha dlatanca dar way W h an grant organ.aatlona
batwaan taro points I* given a * 3.E , a ta ri going a fte r bualnaaa. th in g *
I Eugene m ay have tak a n thaaa rig- begin to happen
u ra * to tndlcata tha num bar o f tha
W * welcom e tha old frie n d * back,
A (ro u p of fria n d * eururtsed M ia
hig hw ay, and m ay hava overlooked ,
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S. L. M a rk in . w h o ** b irth d ay i anni-
the much la rg e r fig u re * th a t d a -|
T A X IN G T H E A t’TO .
I varaary w a * iaat w eak. F rid a y night
note tha N . Y .-F . highw ay ru n n in g
w * m ust recognise tha fa c t th a t t w han they called a t tha
M a c a la
by w ay o f Juctton C ity.
Eugene | if the national budget la to ba bal- hom e fo r an evening of rook. Re-
fre q u e n tly see* tha little th in g * and <ncad »omeone la going to have to : fraahm anta were served a t tha close
tnlaeea tha big one*.
' pay taxes
I t la not lik e ly th a t I o f tha evening Included
in
tha
In c id e n ta lly , w hy call it the N aw * n y tax proposed w ill ba popular, group w are M r and M r *
N
E.
Y o rk to Florence h ig h w a y . W h y E v e ry on* proposed has mat w ith iCom pton. M r and M r*. O m er M oore,
not the Florence to N e w Y o rk high- {opposition fro m those affected , ao M r. and M r * F E. Con*. M r and
w ay’
th a t It w a * not to ba expected th a t ____
M r*. D w rig
ig h t M ercer, M r *
Resale
tha proposed tax on m otor vehicle» S u tcliffe. M r and
Mr».
Kanaoni
S in e * tha above w a * put Into type wou Id be race
received w ith an y th in g re- Con*. M r and M ra. C E. U m phrey
tha cham ber of com merce a t Flc
F lo r- sem bllng loud acclaim . R ut isn't tha M ra Roy Leonard. M r and Mrs.
ence has raised a fu r o r * about tha poor a u to m o b il* gattlng a little the B Arneat. Misa E lle n Arneet M r.
supposed change in the routing of worst of It? I t la already building and Mrs. F. L. G ran ula and M r and
highw ay 28. ao It may ba th a t Cot- roads th a t »very fo rm of vehicle M rs. M ac k ln .
tags Grove was the only city to ra- use» I t Is paying Its own way.
calve map» w ith tha highw ay prop- w hich I* seldom the case w ith
M ra V in a i R a n d a ll was hostess
erly located.
thinga dem anding expenditure of T hu rsday fo r tha U top ia club, in ­
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public fu n d s T h e autom obile owner v itin g as special guest*. M r*. Raul-
1 wishes only f a ir
tre a tm e n t,
but aon of P o rtland , house gueat of a
T H E OLD GRAY M A K E
T h e old gray m are mav
may again
again l,n ‘ th * propoaal o f 3 par cant on daughter. M ra. O m er Moore. M rs
used
he
th*
“
le
Pr
>ce
o
f
pleasure
car».
3 F. T . W ilson of Seattle, a guest o f
some day be w h at »he used to be.
T h . M ante C raek grange recently P *r
tru c k » » P *r c ,n t
T h e M aple C raelt grange r ^ e n u j
accessorise and 1 a daughter. M r * F. L. G rannis.
M r * W M M acGibbon. M ra W E
lopted a resolution asking
the
___
; adopted
taam a iu»tr«u
instead of cent •
on « **• * n . fo
r »ha »
na-
n»«i»a
/wv Lebow. M rs K. A. Johnston. Mrs.
[ m c ' t o r a r a ^ d leant«
^ r ' k . ln **te K 7 th T w»
t
ro ln <
,o°
George M atthew s. M r * Joe S m ith
i
?
to ow n - fa r
S h o u ld n t some o th er proper- end M r * Schofield S te w a rt. V a r i­
employ m e n t m « be given
ty ca rry ^ , mc o f thia b u rd a n ’
It
colored
spring flow er» were piacevi
*7
. T o T ? m o « hav and « « ' * »he average car o w n er now
in a rtis tic arra n g e m e n t about the
jobs,
r a d s o t h a t mors h a y a n d
a
Qwn *
’ S ’1* * 4 b> farm ers may be wlthQU( usln<
(t M any
b u r. room *. A t the close of a social a f ­
ternoon a Iw o-cour»* luncheon wa»
served
I “ r h T i S i l u t l o n u v . th a t fa rm e r* d * “
PUl ‘
of that section have to keep teams out o t circulation.______
—
w ith which to do th a ir fa rm w o rk
T h * »romena Bible class of th *
In
"T
h
ia
Curious
W
o
rld
"
cartoon
{
! and th a t such teams era now idle
M ethodist church held th e ir m o n th ­
th e r* appeared a few d ay* ago th * ly social m eeting W ednesday in th *
i a large p art of the time.
I t i* new * to learn th a t th e r* la in fo rm a tio n th a t a tree cut In Op»- I church and en te rta in e d . a . * special
gon had 12 charcoal rings showing , . ^ [ 5
/J"*1
i
| a fa rm in g com m unity in the county
It n
had
survived
forest
. where horaea are uaed in preference £ th » a » t «
aa a
u r v iv r a « 13
^ ro
te a r f i r e * , L . Ura Allen and M r * A W B urle-
r
SO C IE T Y
3:
E U G E N E ’« H IG H W A Y S .
A ccording to tha Eugene News,
o rd in a rily reliable m orning news­
paper o f the county'» capital, tha
bureau of public roads b aa dona
Eugene an Irreparab le In ju ry
by
show ing h ig hw ay 28, w hich Is tha
N a w Y o rk to F ir-e n c e highw ay al­
though N a w Y o r, m ay know little
about It, as ru n n in g fro m Eugene
to D ra in and thence down tha
U m pqua. Eugene claims, and Justly
ao fo r once, th a t thia highw ay run*
w est fro m Eugene by w ay o f Junc­
tio n C ity down the Siualaw.
T h e bureau of public road* aeam a
to have dona even worse than tha
Eugane newspaper c la im *, fo r it
seem* to have made a special map
th a t has been distrib uted In E u ­
gene only. T h a recent laaua o f map*
d istrib uted elsewhere show* tha
N a w Y o rk -F lo re n c e highw ay run­
n in g exactly ax It should run. and
w a even fin d a dot on the map that
probably la tha site o f tha soldiers'
home a t Eugene, which Is Just as
c e rta in to get the soldier«' home aa
It la c e rta in th a t the new highway
m aps show the N ew York-Flo ren ce
h ig h w a y ru n n in g by w ay of D rain .
O r perhaps there are tw o issues
o f tha map, one Intended fo r E u ­
gene, showing tha N . Y .-F . highw ay
ru n n in g the w ay Eugene wants It
to run ra d ano ther issue, intended
fo r the rest o f the state, showing
tha same h ig hw ay ru n n in g by way
o f D ra in . In these d ay* o r reduced
o ffice help a t W ashington tha m ail­
ing dep artm en t m ay have got the
maps mixed and sent Eugene the
maps intended for the state outside
of Eugene.
T h a t seems the only plausible ex
Arcade
THEATRE
Program
gamut of happy laughter,
thrilling action, chilling
honor, and mother love . .
Choooe your picture . . .
and regardleoa of which
one I t Io . . . It *U 1 bo a
great entertainment!
Thuraday. Friday
A p ril >1-33
MARILYN MILLER in
“SALLY”
Un iinn of
of Comedy!
Joe E Brown and magic
M arilyn of the twinkling
feet w ill «»I*®™
hearts In the most delight­
ful romance ever filmed
Riotous laughter, sweet
young love,
¿nno-
la thia alt-color hit!
Saturday M atinee and
Night, April 33.
BUCK JONES in
“ so u th of
THE
,,
R IO G R A N D E
H o Cmoheo Into Reckleoa
Adventure.
Bide the trail to thrilling
love and adventure wtth a
daredevil eowbody who la
happleot when he Io In
Saturday Matinee 8:3#
A pril 34-U
JACK HOLT in
“BEHIND
the
MASK”
A M urdering Monster
Craving to EU1!
Tantalising
te n o r
and
shrieking shivery horror*
In thia tale o f m ystery that
sriU atrtke fear In the
hearts of the fearieao . . .
w tth Boris K a rlo ff, mon­
ster of “Frankenstein’’ . . ,
Fan Sloan of ’’Dracula.’*
Tuesday. Wednesday
A pril >«-31
JAMES DUNN in
“OVER THE
»»
HELL’
I t Speaks tbs Language of
Tour Heart!
T h e picture w ith a aoul!
w ith Sally Eller» and
l t e M a r o h T T . I * w «l «««
you out o f youraolf . . .
m ake you fo rg et your
troubles . . . aud share the
jeyn o f other» . . . Bo
Among the firs t to aee It!
to
~n*
m
- ï .%“ i ~
s u r s s r ¿ s w y í i j r w t t ; ■ published
î î a â s every
v ^ 's s ji s
ertson. Berge. Thom as and
Miaa
_
_
are wise fa rm e r* juat
the papers to the effect that Oregon , Dolan, whose b irth d ay an n lv e ra a ri
thi
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T h * 7 ‘^ n T “™ d i gr*un and foreata are destroyed every year by j lea wrera in the m onth
o f A p ril.
hay for gasoline, but cram and hay n r t -
w a r* specially honored. Guessing
w ill m ake the horaea go. ao by that
g a m e ^ s f w
r e r a a n t a e n w
jo y . a ^
b le r i p ^ a stim .1 e
and
^ e m
m ethod they provide a m a rk e t for
form a profeaaional tall»
us
If
h , tea hour
h
-rh.
_ „ w,
T
h
*
next
i a larg e p art o f th a ir crop.
m ealin g
th a t I* tru e, there are golfers who '??.
nour
A y e a r or ao ago thia w rite r waa «rill never play more th a n 23 par {
1 be W ednesday M ay 18
I m a k in g a trip down the valley. I t
e
i __
wax during harvest tim e
E v e ry ­ cant o f a cam
______________
The A m erican Legion a u x ilia ry
where gasoline engines were run-1
m at M onday n ig ht and m a d * plan*
fo r honoring the gold s ta r m o th e r*
a t th a ir m eeting M ay 2. A pro gram
{ fro m the field to the thresher
o f music, in observance o f n ation al
i E veryw h ere th a t a thresher was
music week and M other»' day. la be-
: w orking w ere gasoline buggies in
______
i ng a rrang ed and a social hou r w ill
which the w orkers had reached the
\x-biL.
follow Preceding th e ir m eeting th *
Job. T h e ow ner of the grain, tra v e l­
~
* ^ ^ * 1 ^ * wromen w ere guests of the Legion
ing over hi» acres, used a gas-driv­ have made no statem ent, it is ex­ poet fo r the n atio n a l Legion t ioad-
en machine. In the en tire trip t h a pected th a t th e ir report on th * cast. A ra d io had been
Installed
I w rite r did not see a horse being W iU am ette canalisatio n project w ill through the courtesy o f the Nelaon
I used. H e was rem inded of a predic- ba favorable. E G . H a rla n , secra- M o to r com pany At the close of the
___ a ___
_ ta ry of t h * Eugene cham ber of evening the post Joined the a u x ill-
■ tio
he ____________
heard made ____
at a county
fa ir ba’ck ln M innesota m any years com merce, said S aturday. M r H a r-
i^ f t * ih m » i't a
before that. T h e speaker told the -an was in P o rtla n d F rid a y and
! farm e rs th a t If they kept ael'.ing m et w ith the engineers to assist in
The Delphian aocietv m et M onday
I o ff th e ir horses and buying gas- in te rp re tin g d a ta
n ig h t fo r a
study
of
"R o m an
1 driven machines it w ouldn't be long
The e n g in e e r* he said, ware high- Stones' w ith M rs S L. G odard aa
{ u n til they w ouldn't have a m a rk e t ly im p r e ss e d w ith t h e num ber a t-
T he pro gram follow» ‘Cupid
fo r th e ir g ra in and hay W h a t th a t tending the h earing recently held
d Pai-che’^ M t * G odard
"T he
I speaker predicted haa come true.
-a Eugene and the interest ahown W r ite r of M etam orphorea." M r*. _ C.
; I f there w ere no gasohne-driven in the project. T he
revised
ton- E U m p h re y ; "T h e Age R eflected in
I machines being used to p erfo rm nage figures supplied by the locali- the M eta m o rp h o re *
M r*
E lb e rt
fa rm w o rk there would be a short- ties to be affected by the project Bede, discussion an the
topics.
a»e of grain rig h t now. instead o f and the prelim in ary survey w o rk
M o ir is * atory;
a surplus, and the price would be done by the engineers on the riv e r
!Lw ,_.d «_d P \-Soh» - bv the club
such as to m ake the farm er's poai- ! d u rin g the w in te r are believed to
G D u ng an w ill be lead-
{ tion an enviable one. Farm ers over have counteracted the adverse re- e r fo r the study of Anglo-Saxon
the country- are reaching th a t con- port previously returned
on the stories a t the next m eeting
cluaion and re p o rt* are frequent of proposal. H a rla n declared.
{ fa rm e r* discarding th e ir gas-driven
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The M ethod»-, ladies aid society-
machines and going back to fa ith -
„
w ill hold th e ir ann ual experience
fuL ? !d
,
S lig h t
social in the church p a rlo r* W ed-
T h e old g ra y m are m ay again
z*
.
»
is -___ neaday nig ht. A p ril 27. An enter-
: some day be w h a t she used to be.
tain m e n t Will be furnished and re­
freshm ents served. T h e com m ittee
O L D F R IE N D S BACK.
m charge is M r*. M aud W rig h t. M rs
O ld friend s somehow, seem to be I P o rtla n d . O r * . A p ril 15.—T he 127 A n d rew Brund. M r * S J. Leonard,
the best friends. T here is som ething „,413 rep ortin g to the W estern Pine M r». H a rv e y T ay lo r. M r*. O la f O l-
{a b o u t the re tu rn of an old f n e n d a330ciauon fo r the w eek
ending ' *on. M ra J. I. S m ith and M rs L o ren
th a t stirs som ething w ith in.
A p ril W operated a t an average of H arvey. T h e men o f the church
Years ago one o f t h e beat patron» 1SH3 p^r cJ ^ t o p a c ity as com pared have been invited to attend,
of the columns of T he Sentinel was w ith 15.7 per cent ______
the ___ previous
_______ I
the S tandard O il company. I t has weeit and 10j per cent fo r the y e a r
M rs T . C. W h eeler. M r» A. W
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been a p atro n to a greater or leas , t0 date D u rin g the w eek 47 m ills Swanson and M r». Inex M eeks en-
ex te n t ever since a d is trib u tin g atx- were operating a t r a average o f 3« tertain ed the J o k e r club members
tion was established here, but In {
c€nt 0( capacity, and tbs re- and Mrs. M a ry V a n D e n b u rg ra d
recent years the account has been {m a in d e r. go m ill«, were down.
M rs O M. Kern w ith a 6 30 w a ffle
sm all.
Production fo r the w eek am ount- supper T h u rs d a y night o f last w eek
N o 7 . w.e wave
ed* to“ 2 i.« K 0 0 0 ‘ feet. " w i l e '» h ip - at * t h l‘ W h eeler hom e' An ‘evening o'}
count 1» to be enlarged. T h ia la not m enla totaled 38,393.000 feet and j bridge follow ed and M ra. W illia m
because o f any great regard
thia order3 35.eo4.OOO. U n filled order» de- T h u m held high »core T he apaeiou»
c o m p ra y m ay have fo r T h e
Sen-
creased 798,000 feet.
rooms w ere made especially a ttra c -
tinel. I t is done because this
ctJ°5- C u rren t new business increased tive w ith baskets and
bowls o f
p ra y haa developed a large num ber 3,612,000 feet, or I1 J per cent above 'm ixed spring flow er».
o f by-products,
the
m
an
ufactu
re
of
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- * lajjt w eek C u rren t production in-
__I - f elected I »hall
I which, in conjunction w ith
the c r e a s e d 4.343.ÙÓ0 fe e t, a n d s h ip m e n ts
M rs. George M atthew s e n te rta in -
m an u factu re o f gasoline and lu b ri-
than themed E lm a rte s club Tuesday In v itin g
; eatin g o il should add much to P a- |
ie fo ^ T
as add itio nal guests M r*. Glenn
cific coast pay rolls, as well as to
S m ith , a fo rm e r m em ber, ra d Mrs.
! payrolls elsewhere over the country,
George Jacobsen
The
afternoon
i T he com pany has decided th a t the
was spent w ith bridge and contract.
■ tim e is here to s ta rt building back
A t bridge M rs. M a tth e w * held high
i tow ard prosperity ra d th a t the way
score. A two-course luncheon was
to do th a t is to sell Its products
served a t the close o f the afternoon.
i through advertising.
A bowl o f m ixed flow ers form ed an
T he Stand ard O il com pany a l­
a rtis tic centerpiece fo r the table
ways has been a big fa c to r In the
M an h attan 's richest P rotestan t
+
ind ustrial world. In Cottage Grove. church cut salaries 10% recently.
. - . I T h e LaCom us club was e n te rta in -
I fo r example, it has fo r m any years
A tla n ta , Ga., has the lowest ra te ed Tueaday aftern oo n at the home
m aintained a plan t and pay roll. I t (352.16 per p u p il) fo r educating of M rs H a r r y M etcaJI, a fo rm e r
was the firs t oil com pany to es­
M ore recently : children.
m em ber now residing In Eugene,
tablish a p la n t here
it established a gas svstem here
P resid ent
Jefferson
Inh erited M rs. Nelson D u rh a m and M rs. A.
I t is moves such as this on the fro m his w ife 40,000 acre» ra d 135 p r l ?2chm ondhwei,e 8p?c^al
p art of great organizations th a t slaves.
■ 2 r l? K,e-
th d ' version and 3 Ir *
w ill pull prosperity around th e ; S ir M alco lm Cam pbell's racing S L Z l t e a * h o u r d e F clous re­
corner One s ta r t, ra d soon t h e | car (W i5.ooO) tra v e l, 253.988 m ile .
s .r te d
— .
'a n hour.
tre s n m e n t, w e re ^ ervea
others follow
Chesterfield cigarettes are also
Eskim os believe hell to be hor-
M rs. W . M . M acG ibbon was host-
2Çing_nu^_over_W2th_^ihiU2e_adv£r- rib ly cold.
ess Tuesday fo r the M. P. G club.
N e w R o u m an ia money has K in g A t the close o f a social aftern oo n a
Carol's face on It.
d a in ty luncheon was served. P u rp le
H e ^
!^ w« rS iT tiirK Favorable Report Is
Expected on Canal Job
mi
of |
_
B row n anla rlaln a d
M rs R alph
F rid a y In no
honor o f tha etghty-eev-
•n th annlvaraary of bar g ra n d ­
m other. M r * Ltoltha Em eraon. of
L ath am , w ith whom the m ake* her
horn* M r* Em eraon cam» to O re ­
gon In 1883 and to L a th a m In 187»
L ath am has ever alno» been h»r
home.
■ S Ä '.IX r S U »
,
u ?
n
.1 Knicv»-
dent. M r * R H . F ie ld * vice preal-
.tent and M r» C R I'«‘• r aecratarv-
treasurer T h * program adopted
for the com ing year 1» Romance»
of C itlaa of tha U nited
S la te *
T opic* were aaatgned by the pro
gram com m ittee
Tha o fficers club o f Ih»
H o r a r « d a . ^ o m . of M «
Ä »
din ner p a rti honoring M r *
Lola
Geiaar. ragionai director
of
the
lodge M ra
Gelwer'a home la In
B attleground W aah . and aha waa
hare on o ffic ia l bualnaaa w ith the
lodga.
The Netghbo»» o f W o od craft w ill
meet w ith th * C reaw *ll lodg» « * d
T h * Social Tw elve club held their neadav night. A p ril JT. fo r a pot-
regtl
I ha
next
regular
reg ular meeting Thuraday of la»t luck «upi-ar
week w ith M l * F E M endenhall. meeting of tha local o rder w ill » *
M r* M endenhall amt M ra Job » e ra May U . when annual roll call w in
elected delegate» to the etata con­ be held
vention of woman a club» to be held
M r * W M MacGibbon entertain
in IV r tla n d in M ay Refr»»hm ent»
TWW T . . h . * .
. next
....
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w a r* served
meeting ed With two lab ia* of bridge Tuea
ith M r * H eekina on A p ril d a\ night a* a vanishing p arly n ’ t
w ill be
the Public H e a lth group At c a rd ,
M r * Nelson D u rh am
held high
.core R e fte a h m e n t. were served at
M r» W H D au g h erty entertain
the cloe* of the evening
ed w ith tab le* of contract W e d n e *
dav a ftern oo n a* a vantahm g party
L a M ercredl IV n t club mat w ith
for the public health g ro u p M r* M r» Fred Haugwr at Junction C Itv
John K e lly held hicb -core for the April 18 for a luncheon and a f t e r
afternoon
A variety o f »pring noon of bridge M ra F red Ander-
flo w e r* added to the attractivenea» aon hakl high amir» and M ra » W
o f the room» At the tea hour light luhtlr
low Th« chib w ill
refreahm enta were aerved
A p ril
w ith M ra Iv a n Kama
Ernest S car* was pleasantly sub
ur
prlaad Tuesdav night when a
'f ft'e , n ' d h e ,a home
from ,n C Ü
cttace
> rove
.cht vailei
- - »-
8 Or UpCrStOrS in f in©
- »•*
of rook w ere form ed and at a late
hour M r» S ear* served dattcloua re­
fre s h m e n t*
group of K a » trm S ta r mem-
i-«-.» went to Eugene F rid a y nighi
oara
atend B meeting of tha chapter»
in the Eugene district A num ber of
grand o ffic er* w ere present and an
e n tertain m en t followed the meet
jii.
_ M » l u r l a l a w lio h a v e
,
l«Bf »•«••I I»Folu«»u MWllniM
lu U»C ll.
— M o to ria !» w h o • • ir v ”
I
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Z r r o l r n r b e c o m e r e g u la r
p u ii-on ».
__ l i e v i o w n e rs urn, n il l» rg e h u y e ra o f Z r r o l r n r
p r i o r «-o u alun lh by « r lu u l Ir a i Ila s u p e r lo
io r r i « n i -
r ic u c i u n ii n -o n o in y . In a w o ril™ —
“ .Mowry Cuwuol liny u Heller Oil.’
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M IL E
T R IP
B o tw aao « o lo te te O ra goo.
W oo hln gteB . Id a h o , U t a h ,
N o v a d a . C a lH o rw Ia ,
ta a a (w o a t o f ood lac te d te g
B llllo g o . Moves. Nowwdop).
to y am
lac te d te g G rao s M v a r i, aad
■ótete ao G r o o t Noethoew
In B ritis h C o lum bio .
m uia a d u lt f a r o SO ooate.
C hlldroo h alf forO.
M op *
I eg (•••»•’
I I A. H u it, dem ocratic candidate
tor the n om ination o f county com-
mlaaioaier In the com lng p rim a ry
election.
.
„
.
As a candidate for the o ffice of
county com missioner of Lane c°un
ty I feel it m y d uty to atate to the
voter* of the county m y a ltitu d e
regarding the conduct of the of-
I believe th a t a county c o m m ie
sioner should be a p ractical man.
one who h a * some knowledge of
building roads and
them aUo aome experience in build-
mg and rep airin g bridge»,
As a con tracto r In road construc-
tlon fo r 8 year». I have had some
in both
very valuable experience
road
bridge building
personally ln-
spect all m aintenance w ork, county
road building, and bridge w ork in ]
m y te rrito ry often enough to in ­
sure efficiency and economy.
In appointing road patrolm en 1
shall be governed by the wish of
the m a jo rity of the taxpayers
In
each d istrict.
D
u
rin
g
times
lik
e
the
present
ve
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m ust get along w ith o u t m any Lhlr g s
th a t we have been enjo ying In the
past: w e m ust forego some things
* « should lik e u n til we know th a t
' * • can a ffo rd them .
In o rder to reduce taxes we must
{cut expenses
As d iffic u lt as It Is at present to
get money w ith w hich to pay our
taxes we m ust be sure th a t we r e t
value received to r every d o lla r ws
I spend.
, -----------------------------------
I have been a resident taxp ai er ,
fo r 24 years. and fav o r a policy of
the.
dC, ™ T i i ? ^ X i ? l o n Cov»r
n?r‘t" i ai " 1,nJ adlreCt • up* rvlalon
a l‘
• .
. r f n r t . fo r
id
’
m y b , ’ ‘ e" ° r t' f ° r “
Suits
$19
.75
Collections and
Adjustment*
FW
Tfe Wdamtyou
CONGRESS
W aehlngton. I» C.. c o u rt* g r»m
divorce for a d u ltry only, but »null
n , g a r , allow ed fo r ninny lea
FARES
Cottage Grove
A djustm ent Bureau
x
because . . .
 S P R IN G
Graduation
^
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♦
RAIL
VI,. e lly band w ill give a concert
« n ta rta ln in a n t n»at Thuraday
night. A p ril 28, In Ih a a rm o ry , to
l which tha general public haa baan
„ .y ii.d
Ih e i.
*1 » «•» "•> '»«»';
charge but a free w ill o ffe rin g w ill
|M, takan A fund la being created
whloh w ill ba used In buying suite
fo r Iha band.
| y „ E d na Paarann. Eugene Solo
and tha A m erican Legion tnali<
quartet w ill aeelet w ith the
pm
! program .
bla*»
I b le e .l a i »
The beginner and p n m a rv claasaa ¡
of the C h rlatlan Sundav aohool ware
entertained Tuesday aftern oo n by
M r* T M ROT«»-------------------------------
i
BAND TO GIVE CONCERT
NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT
eone.
A M leeourlan
auto . fm , h n . i
. h î p 2 r rb<mtBt o c * r J “ h . Z t l . ^ c ' l n I burning
up by t h eaved
r o w in hla
g ............
M r and M rs D A Em erson an
tartaln ed a» din ner guasta F rid a y
night M r» A C Foley and daugh
ter M arvellen of Bend Mia» 1-ola
How e and M r and M r» K K M illa
■DeNeffe’s
B
M r and M r» I I C. «c h a fa r »n
(atta in e d S aturday night fo r
Mr
and
M r» . . ...
It. - W —
E llio
who left
. . . . . —.
- tt,
-
.
M onday fo r H a ro « . M ont., to m ak
th a ir horn*.
Tha C h rla lla n church Munday
.chool cla»»»» of Mra. O r«
Read
Hem enw ay and M i * M cC all were
e n le rlaln e d F rid a y
aflarnoon bV
M ra Ed l*owall.
—♦ —
Tha Intarm adlata Endeavor ao-
clatv of tha C h rlatlan church wae
entertained Tuaaday availing bv
M r * lla rb a rt Moon
I
—
P resbyterian missionary a<
{
w(11
Wednesday “ a fte
— r
| n,H>n at Iha home o f M r * Gaorgc
i M a tth e w *
XCURSION
M ussolini has granted Am ericans a ” ? _ w?J‘ * 2 '1,ai a w ere a t t ™ c tlv ®
M y opponent Is Young and a good
rig h t to d ig out ruins 90 miles fro m
decorations.
- ------------- man, hut I am younger Pd adv.-?2p
Rome.
PBOEESSIONAL CA&DS.
E s k im o child ren wash reg ularly
and are w h ite r than th e ir fath ers
DBMTI8TS.
K in g E d w a rd was a guest a t the IV k . W. g . LXBOW.— Desti»«. C lid e .
W h ite House in President Buchan- I J r if u u d Mals »U**U. Hours, * SO
to 13 aad 1 lo 4 :SO. E t.» lo (> »ad 8ua-
{an's tim e.
4ay» by »neintiBOBl. PkosM: Offlc» l i .
P resid ent G ra n t waa son o f r a rosidoaM 351 K.
{Ohio tanner.
TAB. c . H. KIMK. D e u il,! . F i n i Natl.,»
One passenger death occurs fo r 2-F »1 baak bulldlaf. Cotise» tlror», O n
every 4,614,176
passenger
miles 8»» cl *IJ»t la »»traello* s d a la D ln tlo a of
flow n on U. S. a ir tran sp o rt line». aitrooa oxid sad s*7<»a, orsi »ur(.ry.
OffUo pboe» 10. R»»ld.»ii« 13S-R.
T h e fastest pigeon record Is 3,137
rS YU C IA M S.
yards p er m inute.
W est P o in t p ro perty la valued a t TAB. C. B. FROST — PbyaieU» u d *ur-
x-r (•» » . Of fie» la F in i Mslloaal B»»k
j 130,000,000.
batidla«. Fbo»» 47, C oll»«. Oro»», On-
G e rm a n y has a ll electric heated
¡a p a rtm e n t houses.
AXLET, X. D.— P kjilelaa u d »ur
H O W D Y F O L K S —A comedi­
T h e P h ilippines are composed of H «ss». E r u la c a by appolntainl. O»»r
an says th a t there ere not
3000
islands.
Kaaa'a
D raf atoro, Cotts<a Oro»*. O nton
any more Scotch Jokes. M aud
A n y sm all fish o f h errin g fa m ily
. H. FIELDS. M. D.— Oosarsl pno-
M u ffin s say* It isn’t t h a t T he
is a sardine in the U n ite d States if
tlo*. Ob*«»trlc* u d di*.**»* of »ora­
people are to th r ifty nowa­
os. O»*r Kara'* Drus Sloro, Cott»«.
placed In a can.
days th a t 8cotch Jokes have
Ore»*.
H e n ry F ord made the firs t car
lost th e ir p o in t
ATT0BBET8.
i to ru n a m ile a m inute.
RBERT W. LOMBARD — Attornor
T w e lv e thousand men w ere need­
_| Lew. F in i M stlou l Bonk building
ed to m an the L e v ia th a n as a tran»-
A N D W E A R E S E E IN G
Pbaa* »4, Coltsgo Ora»*. O ngoe._______,
iport.
MORE
AND
MORE
. J. SHIM!». — Atlor»*y at Law sad
T H R IF T Y
F O L K S
T h e re w ere 53 revolutions In the
Moury Public. Practico* la
*11 .
THESE
DAYS
WHO
I P an am a C anal Zone between 1850 coarta.
Badar batidlas. Cottas* Oro»»,
CO M E IN
TO
BUY
and 1907.
2 a c s i-----------------------------------------------
E L E C T R IC L A M P S A T
Pills, powders r a d potions net U.
18c E A C H ( I N L O T S O F
A suit tailored to the De-
S.
dealers
1715,000,000
ann
ually.
S IX ).
A rg e n tin a ’s a rm y costs only one
Neffe standard, at a new
sixth of her national budget.
English "Jockey" planes have
People w ho live In glass
low price, that gives you
nine-cylinder ra d ia l air-cooled en­
houses m ust be tired of read­
gines
super-charged
to
yield
530
h.
{
in g fu n n y paragraphs about
the greatest possible value
F-
themselves.
K in g Carol, R u m a n ia , 1» the last
for your dollar.
reig nin g Hohenzollern.
A u to m atic telephones Just In ­
NatfooGl
Bank
Bldg.
A n atu ra lis t says th a t the
stalled In G erm an y th rew 75 per
' 1 polar b ear has nature's best
cent of the operators out of w ork.
w in te r coat. And the m o th ’s
And if it is sportwear you
A n English dog license becomes
have ours.
void on death of holder.
require, our stock of Flan­
A F ren ch w om an m ay not m ake i
a
purchase
c
o
n
tract
w
ith
o
u
t
h
er
nels, Sweaters and Ox­
BUT W E S T Ili. H A V E
husband's consent
T H E B E S T IN R A D IO
THAT M O N E Y
CAN
A H a rv a rd com m ittee Is to in
fords offer variety.
BUY.
vestlgate the e a rth ’s core fo r th<
next five years a t a cost of 8100,- .
000.
May we suggest that you
Java is the most thundsry region :
T ru c k D riv e r A L a Mode.
In the world.
New s Item — A western tru ck
visit DeNeffe’s early —
d riv e r wae burled under a
. Fires
. . . . cost the
.... U
. nited States 15,-
, , h a lf ton o f ice cream when <'! ooo lives annually.
<> his m achine collided w ith a ( J M aize waa cultivated in Msxlco
Make your selection now.
" ¡7 0 0 0 years B. C.
C lo th Is made fro m hum an h a ir
in A m erican factories.
toPe
Judge, "B u t, m adam , how
T h ere are snow-capped m ountains
sedi
could you m a rry a m an you
Con»
a t the equator.
k n e w to be a b u rg la r? ”
Coney Island le alive fo u r months
W itness, "O h, he Is so quiet
a year.
around the house.
D O -X airsh ip burns 400 gallons
of gasoline r a hour.
1022 Willamette
Louis the F ifte e n th gave aw ay
2 ¡C anada believing It to be a waste
P O R T L A N D , ORBOOM
“ o f enow.
LOWSB.1
Radio Ray
Has This to Say:
T ha Rainbow for G irla w ill ineel
M onday night for In itia tio n
Ih »
Eugene aaaembly w ill be gueat» All
Maaona and Eastern K lar niambara
have bean In v it a d lo attend
»»» - —
Business Boost
y » HOTEL
10c And 25c
A fam ily reunion w a * held Sun­
day at the S J
Laonard home.
preeatjt w
wer»
Those present
a r* M r and M ra
R alph Leonard. Koeehurg; M r and
M r« Clyde Leonard. C o rv a l.I»; M ra
O C Seine* and acn. O regon C ity ,
M r and M r * B righton I-*o n a rd and
M r and M r* Roy l-eonard o f thia
city.
A aumptuoua din ner waa
served
„
t h , reg ular h u a i n ^ m r a U M
DeNeffe’s
In Irish Swartz Store
Phone 63- Free Delivery
GOING
APR. 2 8 * 2 9 , 3 0 , MAY 1
R E T U R N IN G : W A Y 1 0
(Hom s by m id nig ht th o t dote)
A p p e o iia u le
R O U N D TRIP
FARIS
T O D t S T IN A T IO N t
3OO
loo
Ml U l
too
to o o
AWAT
AWAT
M ILU
AWAT
M lkU
AWAT
2 .1 6
4 .3 2
1 0 .8 0 2 1 .6 0
B agg ag o Chocho«
Tlohote goo« oo o il tro la s »■«
I« n il coro. I« « t o » « o r « i
Y o o rio t « lo o g o r» , i
Hamburger
B acon
(Squares for Seasoning
(All Beef)
10c Lb.
3 Lbs. 25c
——
«
■
L ard
Beef Boil
(All pork)
7 H c Lb.
7»4c Lb.
A sk lo c a l a g e n t
fo r d e t a ils
WE SELL MEAT THAT YOU CAN EAT
UNION M C I
PHONE
53
for Service
That Satisfies
S T E E N ’S M A R K E T
Irish-Swartz Co.
A C ottage G rove C orporation
W E DELIVER
Low
Prices
Every
Day
Prices are lower than ever before, lay in your supply now. Help
us drive the depression away.
Friday, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
M ilk
Sugar
C heese
Mild
Fine Cane
Federal—Toll Tini
13c pound
20 lbs. 85c
5c each
D elicious Flour
49-ib. sack
95c
Soap
Dry Prunes
F a rin a
White Eagle
Oregon
9 8/10-lb. Bag
19c Special 33c
10 b ars 22c 5 lbs.
1 P“1* Gem Mayonnaise or Spread
1 8-oz. jug French Dressing
O pC vldl
D a te s
Sardines
Bulk
Oval Tins
2 lbs.
15c 3 fo r
Dainty Bits—No. 2 cans
10c each
Ripe Olives
33c
O ys te rs
6-03.
25c 3 fo r
Fels Naptha Soap
Grapefruit
Botl
for
Tina
25c
10 bars 49c
H om iny
■ Pint Tins—Laoga
Van Campa—No. 2’/ 2 Tins
10c each
3 fo r
25c
Every item we sell is guaranteed to give satisfaction or your money
will be cheerfully refunded.