The Cottage Grove sentinel., May 13, 1932, Image 1

State
(Cotta
Eagle Convention
June 16,17,18
VOLUME XL.
C O T TA G E G R O V E , L A N E C O U N T Y O R EG O N ,
L a ti
LUMBER HOPE IS
IN TARIFF BILL
G U ID A I, M A Y I f . I8M
L>1 4 o V o id in g
T c T u w h
Jo b
d,n« COTTAGE GROVE TAKES I I - ' - i * * * 20 In
Concordia, Kan.
FIRST GAME OF SEASON
a
Wisdom often comee from the
inotillis of children
The other day a dark oomplexlon-
ed little lad passed the editor's
house Just as the edltur was leav­
Trade Paper Sxpreeset Opinion ing for the office. The lad, preolee
In movement, and words, opened
That Protection Would
the conversation, which ran about
aa follows:
Pnt Men to Work
"Good morning. Mr. -
"Good morning, y o u n g man,
whars are you going?”
lUrew'» Lumber I8(««l )
"Down to the olty hall to see
T h * general outlook now has on* dad."
laaaant prospect that It <lld not
"Wa« ha out to tha Maaonlo par­
av* two weeks ago. T h a t la tha ty last night?"
Lumber prices In Kansas are
whole lot different from what they
are In Cottage Grove where the
lumber Is manufactured
C. A.
Moore, former rural mall carrier
here, w rite, fron. Concordia and
says "This la a farm ing country
and what tha farm er baa to sail la
way il'iwn and what ha haa to buy
haa coma down but little. Tba
cheapest lumber Is *48 a thousand
and from that up to *130. I am
manager of a Farm ers’ Union oU
company here and buelneee has
been pretty good considering the
times.
Flying Rock Splinters
Windshield
London. May 10.— (S p e c ia l)— C.
H W ood, and hla mother, Mrs. A.
Lyons, came near being severely In­
jured In a freak motor accident
Monday while returning from Ruth-
erlln. A rock picked up and thrown
by a wheel of a passing car struck
the wlnd.htald of the Woods car
almost with the force of a bullet.
“ i * * 1“ * * 5 ‘“ n hola * “ d »Praying
particles of glass upon tha paaaen-
« • r» o? the car. Several particles
hit Mr. Woods in the face and one
lodged In one eye but was removed
without Injury to the eye.
CHANGES IN
UP EDR VOTE FRIDAY
'Sunday School Has
505 Attendance
IF TARIFF SUCKS
An attendance of 506. believed to I
be the beet record made by a Sun ,
L oo &I p O o to Thurston Sunday,
Amendment! Am Simple Ones day school of the city, wa« the re- ,
markable record made by the Chrl*.
Hoillg Theater Gomes Here
to Facilitati Ordinary Btui-
tian Sunday school for Mothers* Lane Lumbermen S e e Fire*
day.
This Included the community
Following Sunday.
of City.
m en', class, which la attended by *
Rift in Cloud« If |3 Tas
all tha male Sunday school pupil,
a
aF ika
ak«l««k
m b
W..
_a X-__ I -
Cottage Grove started the base­
of
the
church
and
by
many
others
Elector, of Cottage Grova will
Remain« in Bill.
ball season In the Cascade league
have two charter amendments up- not affiliated »nth the church. The .
Sunday by defeating W estfir 10 to
on which to vote next Friday at a number Included 120 men and 388
on Dalbart Kelly field Tha local,
__ first hopeful sign there han
special election to be held coinci­ women and children. The atten-
The
held tha lead consistently.
dent with the primary election. dance for the same day a year ago been in several years for the lum-
Kat ter la«, W estfir. W orkman and
Both are simple amendments and WB»
T h » Eagles lodge and bar pod uc I ng sections of Oregon la
Italy, Davis; Cottage Grova, Coop­
regarded a« aeceeeary to facilitate ,. auxiliary, with the Eagle, degree the probable (3 ta r iff on lumber
er, Hubbell and Swanson Umpires,
• iiotiuraglng Uavaloptuanta of tha “I don't know."
operation of city a ffa ir*
' i*»."1 In uniform, attended In a which has been inserted I n t o __
Fischer of W eatflr and G. Smith of
past faw daya that make a * * pro­
Tha first amendment is aa foi- 1 “Ody
revenue bill through the efforts of
"Wall, ha waa sway somewhere Cottage Grove.
A feature at the community class Senator Steiwer of thia state and
tective ta riff nearar a reality than leal sight wasn't he?”
lows:
The box score:
was
a
vocal
solo
by
Mrs.
Frona
Mc-
Shall
Chapter
X
I
of
the
Char­
It has ever been before.
other
members of congress from
"Yea. ho and staw went aome-
Cottage Grove
AB It HO A
i Farland. aged 84 years. Rev. I. O. th « state and Washington.
Aftar a tough fight and with tha where. but I dont know where It
ter of the City of Cottage G rovi
Knickerbocker,
a,
3
1
1
3
Shaw,
teacher
of
the
class,
de­
use of soma admirable political w«< "
ba amended by adding Sectio.i
The ta riff la particularly desired
Hannett, 3b ___
....2
livered a brief and Impressive talk
strategy, Hanator ■telwer. with tha
IS thereto, providing for an
"Did he report having a good Horn, of
a protection against Canadian
....J
on "The Book of Life and Mother." as
aaalatanca of other member* of time?"
authorisation to the common
lumber which la entering markets
Collins, If
2
r«n*reee from Oregon and Wash
council
of
the
city
to
reaeeeee
"Nope. I didn't ask him."
of the central state, at a price lo»r-
D. Witcher. If
_8
ington. baa eucoeeded In Retting tha
costs for sewer, street, alley and
"You don't keep very good track Cooper, p __ _
er than that at which It can ba
— 6
other lrn prove manta whan the
senate finance committee to Include of your dad. do you?"
The
mammoth
Standard
Bason­
produced bare.
A new national forest regulation
It W itcher, r f
form er assessment has been de­
lumbar la the revenue bill which
"Nope. I never check up on him.
ing society's plant of this city la will be in effect at tha beginning
J. H. Chambers, head of J. H.
.2
they are now eonelderlng
While I Just miad my own buelneee and Hubbell, p ___
clared
invalid,
or
the
council
again In operation, aftar being of fire season this year Campers
Chambers A Bon of this olty. Is con­
Swanson, o ....
thia la a great accompllamant, It la have a good time doing It."
shall he In doubt aa to it,
down
two
months
because
of
bank­
servative
In his predictions as t *
entering the national forests In
i lirlcher. lb
.
4
not wall to baooma too aura of heap­
validity, or shall deem It
ruptcy proceedings against Robert Oregon and Washington will ha re­
A mighty good example for older | Pillsbury, 2b _
what the results will be. Thia com­
.....4
ing lumbar in tha bill for It atiu haa persona.
eesary.
and
to
make
the
Z. Drake, owner of the business. quired to take, for each vehicle or
pany ha« maintained a payroll
iPleuard. if
1
a perilous Journey down tha enemy
a lien on the property shutting
Thia plant handle, bridge material pack string, the following tools:
Concrete and Steel Ties Are Be­ through nearly the entire period of
upon,
adjacent
to
or
beaefltted
Infested canyons of regional poli­
'
only,
buying
plank,
and
timbers
the depression and will heartily wel­
(a) One axe. with handle not leas
ing Replaced by Wood.
37 10 27 13
tics Thera are those who want
by said improvement?
come anything that will make th *
a n r» iwi a v ,rom local mills, putting them than 2« Inches in length and head
W estfir—
cheap lumber no m atter where II
The
city
baa
not
yat
experienced
? i l i a
through a cold eesonlng process weighing 2 pounds or over.
production of lumber a less pre­
J*ugh, 2 b __ ,
comae from and they w ill be try ­
any difficulty because of faulty
< Kagan«
carious undertaking. T hat It w ill
Itaainusaen, cf
8 * 1 1 ° and delivering them to counties in ■ <b) One shovel, with handle not proceeding. In connection »nth a»
ing to ambush lumber at every turn
mid-west
states
The
m
aterial
la
help
some la about aa far as M r
Tha picture of the lumber Indus­
lea, than 38 Inches long, and blade
Ingalla, lb
3
of tha road.
easements for public Improvements, try, which has been gloomy Indeed Chambers would go. Others In th *
ourchaacd largely from the smaller not lea, than 8 inches wide.
D Brunson, rf
8
I f the W ta riff la retained In tha
but
other
cities
have,
and
whan
an
mills. a number of which are now
■ for many months,
la being brightan- lumber buelneee In the cju nty ais
(e) Qne water container, capa­
J ones, aa ___ _
0
.
bill, there la no quaetlon but that
receiving order,. Orders were cn city one gallon or more I may be of aaieasment In declared iava.id
every now and than by bits of more enthusiastic.
Itaaty. 3 b _____
8
It will Immediately reault In divert-
property
of
the
city,
under
pres­
hand
at
the
time
the
plant
closed
metal, or may be canteen or ci
Information driftin g In from widely
"The *3 ta r iff hill, along with the
Truohardt, If
3
Ing orders to tha inllla In Oregon
ent law, has to osar the burden. In­ separated
down sufficient to keep It In opera­ vase w»t»r bucket).
places. Unfortunately the bill now in congress for the equal­
3
and Washington that are now go­ Of Family of Seven All Are Italy, c
stead of the property henefitted. Inform ation has not yet been trans­ isation
tion
for
a
year
and
these
are
now
A
similar
regulation
baa
been
In
depreciated currency, will
Davis, c _____
_1
ing to the fir producer. In British
proposed amendment womd lated Into any great Increase of or­ be of m of
being shipped.
Living Exoepi Delbert
effect In California for several The
aterial value to the west In
Workman, p
.4
Columbia. Thia of course will mean
make
It
possible
for
the
city
coun­
Operation
la
under
a
lease
plan
years, and with Increased tourist
der» but there la encouragement In stopping the competition of Cana­
L. Brunson, 2b
-J
Increased payroll,, belter price, and
Killed in War
which the creditors have entered travel In the Pacific northwest, cil to correct its errors so that tha the fact that much of the news dian lumber." Herbert J. Cox. sec­
Traylor, l b __
.1
will to that estent start the upturn
Into with M r. Drake. Robert W. thia regulation seemed necessary In assessment would be against the come, from source, somewhat re­ retary of the W illamette Valley
to better tim e. Many are of the
property that asked for tha im-
Webb of Omaha, trustee In bank­
W illiam Alsxandes Kelly, next
moved
from the
lumber
industry.
a s s o c i a t i o n , said.
3» 8 24 10 S ruptcy. recently visited the plant thia region.
opinion that If the *3 ta riff Is put
provemant and is beaeflttad b , tha ,The
Campaign
if auch
it m.ght
be Lumbermen’s
In
thia
«eetlon
tha
new
regula­
to
the
last
of
the
pioneer,
of
this
"Canada has been sending her lum­
Score
by
Inning,
on. It will cause tha retailer« to
improvement.
here,
which
haa
been
e
profit
m
ak­
at resumption of ber to markets In countries under
1 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 — « er through the depression, and or- tion will become effective when the
anticipate their wants and with section of 1863. died at tha family W estfir
second ptopoaed amendment • the use ta of aimed
wood products where Brttlau rule, in which a high pro­
traveller paeeea the national forest n r The
' 4- as follow.
mill stocks so badly broken It la not home hara at 1 o’clock Monday Cottage Grove 2 1 1 0 1 2 1 0 » -10 dtted it into operation under the boundary
over
the
Brice
creek
road
they
ought
to
be
used. For thorn tective ta riff exist, against foreign
morning
11a
waa
aged
81
years
and
Summary
Home rune. Beaty; Isaac agreement.
Shall Section 12 of Chapter I I
Improbable that a shortage would
at Dtaston and the Sharpe creek
1 person* who tend to discount argu­ lumber, but which doee not Apply
develop at onoe and a pent-up vol­ had been lit splendid health up un­ two-base hits: D. Witcher, Swan- ,
Charter
of
the
city
of
Cottage
road at Red bridge Tourists a__
ments any movement puts forward to Canadian lumber. Ax a result,
ume of orders might be raleaaad til several weeks ago Funeral ser- eon. 2. Knickerbocker, Brunson, 2; 1
Orove relating to appointment
O. A O. Money
others merely passing through and
for Itself, these pro-wood eta te­ the United States cannot compete
that would go a long wav toward vloes were held at 2 o'clock Wed­ struck out. by Cooper 4. Hubbell 8.
of certain officers and term of
I.*no
county's
claim
for
thia
years
not
stopping
to
camp
will
not
be
men ta are given forca by the very with Canadian lumper in these mar­
nesday
at
tha
Mills
ohapel,
with
W orkmen. 10; hit by pitcher, Coop­
stimulating deferred building pro-
office be amended to read a»
refund under the O. A C. land grant effected by the new ruling.
distance
between their sources and kets. Canada then dum p, her sur­
Itav.
Duncan
P.
Camaron
of
tha
er
2,
Hubbell
1.
W
orkm
an
I.
rama and thereby prove the stari­
follo»rs:
"Section
12;
The
oom-
fund
waa
sent
to
the
17.
8.
treasurer
The Bohemia ranger district haa
the lumber Industry. The argu­ plus lumber In the United Sutee,
Prlaea offered by local merchants
ng point for a gsneral return to Presbyterian ohurch officiating. In ­
mon council, unless otherwise
Baturday
It
calls
far
the
payment
bean
comparatively
free
of
eamp-
ments are also plain common sense. which has had no protective tariff.
normalcy. Ouch an Idea la sup­ terment waa In Ihs A. V. A A. M.- were distributed as follow.
provided la thia act, shall, at
era' fires. However, the risk la In­
First two-baaa hit, two dinner, at I of *88.331 86
One bright »pot la found In the This dumping haa ruined the mar­
ported bv a study of periods of I O. O. F cemetery
their first regular meeting In
The oounty at first made claim creasing yearly alnce travel by tour­
Aunt
Frona
M
cFarland
la
tha
Colonial.
D.
Brunson.
W
eatflr.
report that the highway commission ket for northwest lumber."
roeperlty In the past, all of which
January
In
eacn
and
every
year,
for
*8(i,888
27.
but
thin
waa
reduced
ist, over the two road, leading Into
The present ta riff la for the same
First stolen base, shirt from J. C.
b*a put its engineering e ta ff to
ave been accompanied by wide­ only remaining pioneer of 1883.
appoint a marshall, city physi­
by Washington after checking over
Mr. . Kelljf
Co.; ,lr* 1 «— or.
working out »pedal design» for amount for which the lumbar in­
spread activity In building
cian. city attorney, a t y en­
. . . i was born In Iowa Janu- i Penney
Y Co-;
bologna the records Last year the county the district la becoming greater.
dustry
waged an unsuccessful fight
woodan bridgea. Thia would seem
April and the first few d ay, of ary 7. lMl Two years later ha |from Quality m arket; first score, received »108.774-88 In O. * C funds
gineer, and euch other officers
LATHAM.
to indicate that the wooden bridge in 1828. Cox said.
M ay having passed without even a cams to what la now tha Cottage hair cut at Im perial barber shop and »88.418.22 the year before. Al­
as may he hereinafter provided,
"The new ta riff »rill be of mater­
May 10.—The Stanley Truanell
may be returned to road, of the
gnatura toward opting buying. It la Grove country with tba Oglesby all to Pugh at W estfir.
who shall hold their office for
First assist, stationary from Dar- together the oounty haa received fam ily of Eugene visited Sunday
•tate in which timber ought to be ial benefit to Lane county and w ill
easily explained why the lumber train captained by W illiam Oglesby.
the term of one year from and
(1,801,806.01.
go
a long way toward equalizing the
with Mrs. Trunnell'a parents. Mr.
used in every possible stream cross­
m anufacturer, ere looking hope­ ona of the beet known and largest ling's variety; first putout, plpa
afte r th *ir appo.ntmcnt, until
and Mrs. W . S. Keys,.
ing and where wooden bridge, have difference In the coat of produc­
fully to the Inereaeed ta riff as the of wagon trains to cross tha from Pastime, beth to Swanson
their successor* are appointed
*
Mr» J. W Maddux, who had vis­
already shown themselves good for tion In America and Canada." Ralph
only promise for an early Improve­ prairies Ills father was Ira Kelly, Cottage Grove.
and qualified, unless sooner re­
M artin, manager of the Booth-
jw Fire» walk, sweatshirt from C J
a h alf century of service.
ited In Roseburg, returned bom ,
ment. Right today the lumber who took a donation claim on
moved for sufficient cause. The
Kelly mills in Eugene said.
Wednesday.
m arket Is as near a standstill as It river which haa alnoe baooma known 1 tireler Co.. Knickerbocker. Cottage :
appointment of such officers
Another pleasant statement came
as
ths
Kelly
district.
Hla
mother
Grove.
M r and Mrs. Lea W illiams want
has been In many year, and Is w ith­
xnall be determined by ballot of
In yesterday'» Portland Oregonian
First caught fly. cap from Urn- 1 *
to Eugene Tuesday. Mrs. Williams
out a doubt, both from the stand­ was Klixabath Oglaeby, member of
the common council and shall
The following »ras quoted from the
la having medical treatments whlla
point of the volume of placements the pioneer Oglesby fam ily, and phrey A Mackln. Horn, Cottage
require the concurrence of a
report of a committee of the Ameri-
Friday's assembly was devoted to visiting at tha Jack Smith home.
and price levels, at the lowest ebb Captain Oglaeby waa hie grand­ Grove.
m ajority of all the members of
can
Railw ay Engineering associa­
First home run. bed lamp from the nomination of student body of­
Mr. and Mrs. Gobel Pttxer and
tion
reached since the elump began al­ father. The mother was a charter
the common counoil elect"?
member of the Presbyterian church Eagle Cigar store. Baty. W eatflr. ficers for the coming year. They fam ily vial tad Saturday with tha
most ihre* years ago
The city s ta rt. Its y e a r the
“Aa to substitute ties, removal of
First base hit. fishing tackle from were aa follows President. Vincent Add Heath fam ily of Hebron.
Thera I , plenty of reason to be­ of thia city.
first of January but the charter steel ties continues (»vlth no re­
W illiam A. Kelly and Mias Flor­ Grove hardware. Cooper. Cottage Brloher, Paul Bandera; vice presi­
M r. and Mrs. Hasan W illiam s and still provides that appointments of placements), while a detailed report
lieve (hat unlaea relief of some
dent. Dorothy Baldwin, M a r l a aon Roy and M r. and Mrs R. W. offloere shall not ' be made until tha oa the numerous concrete tlee in­
kind oom** quickly many of the ence Fields, member of another Orove.
loneer family, were married here
Cottage Orove wllll play Thure- I Cooley. Augusta Hack; secretary, Kanady of Divide visited Sunday first meeting in April. The proposed stalled by
milts now operating on short s h ift,
- the
_________
_________ shows
Pennsylvania
The first social recreational hour
Thurston next Sunday and ¡Gal) ldndamood,
Helen Hanson; afternoon with M r and Mrs. Stan­ amendment would so change th * l*ore numbers cracked, disinte:
and at heavy loaaee will close w ith­ November 7. 187*. and of eeven ton at Tl
»«rat'
in the nest
d ay, and remain Idle children born to the couple all are the Helllg theater team hare the i treasurer. Nellie Tuoker. Georgia ley Hickey.
charter that marshall, city attorney, ed.
" crushed and broken ties. From to be conducted In connection »vlth
living
except
Delbert,
who
waa following Sunday.
C lark; editor. Evelyn Thornton,
Mre. John Truanell and daugh­ city health offlcei, city engineer, this and previous reports it appears a public meeting here, being pro­
the remainder of the year. The de­
May Cheetnut; yell leader. Tom ters E lla M ay and Jeanette visited and other officer, would be ap­ that tha substitute tie la quite out moted over the nation by the N a-
sire to be considerate of old em­ killed In the world wxr and for
Howard.
w
ith
Mre. John Woodard a t Cottage pointed at the beginning of the of the picture as a factor In track tional Playground, association, was
ployee Is being overshadowed al­ whom Delbert Kelly athletic field ie
Com nil «atone Are Received.
A sew amendmant to the consti­ Grove Saturday.
ready for many large and well ft- named The etx surviving children
Robert Veatch. Raaxon Ixwigfal-
year, instead of t»ro m onth, after construction in this country. On a feature of the better home* meet­
all
reeld«
here.
They
are
Prank.
The Bert Trask fam ily of Cot­ the year's business haa started.
Danced concerns who are finding
low and Maurice D. Cochran, who tution proposed by student council
the other hand, the service tests re­ ing held Friday night in the high
W
ilbur.
W
arren
and
Fred
Kelly.
will
be
placed
on
the
ballot
to
be
tage
Grova
visited
at
the
Jess
Trun-
Ih elr loses, unbearable and euch
attended an officers' school con-
ported by the committee on wood school gymnasium. Older ones Jol»-
that to continue w ill eventually Mrs. Fred Jones and Mrs. John ducted by Capi. C. C. Crueon of this voted on at the election. The nell home Sunday.
preservation
showed, as usual, »h« ed w ith younger ones In enjoying
The Clifford Lebo fam ily of Mos­
rt was directed by
Jeopardise their own financial posi­ Hastings. Tha widow also survive. city, have received commissions aa amendment la as follows: A foot-
long life and high economies of
There
are
alx
grandohlldren
and
Miss Gertrude Skow. county better
tions
second lieutenants in the reserve ba)l Pl»ver who haa participated In by creek visited at the L. W . Mo-
treated wooden ties."
one
great
grandchild
and
Thoe.
J.
homes
chairman.
The lumber Industry In the north­
corps The exam ination, wars con- '
quarters In one complete season Klbben home Friday evening.
Mention of railroad ties calls up
The following program preceded
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Umphrey of
be entitled to a football
west Is facing a serious problem Kelly. Salem. Ie e brother.
ducted reoently by a board of of ehall
"
a rem ark a local engineer made the the recreational hour;
The W illiam Kally fam ily lived fleers of which Captain Crueon was award A football player w h o __ Corvallis visited Sunday at the B.
and the prospect, of eliminating the
other day. Railroads over the coun­
on
tha
old
donation
land
olalm
un­
Selection—M. E. orchestra.
unfair competition of Canadian
„ „
. , . one. There were a number of others In three complete seasons partlcl- R Denham home
try, he said, had been making such
S°ng—“Lose at Home," group un­
ted In a total of 20 quarters shall
Clate Boo W oli of Black Butte
mills etanda out Ilka a lighthouse In til M r and Mrs Kelly moved Into | |n ((,« eohool who have not yet
replacements of ties as were ab­ der direction of Mrs. Edna Pear-
the city In 1818.
a storm
entitled
to
a
football
award
in
i»nd
W
illiam
Colts
of
Cottage
Grove
qualified for commissions.
solutely necessary in the past few eon.
hl» senior year.
! visited Sunday at tha B. H. Den
Ernest Ougglsberg of Cottage years. W ithin the next two or three
T a lk —“The Need for Training for
Polling PlarMw Are Named.
The election wilt be held Friday, I ham home.
Grove high proved him self an out­ years, he continued, a lot of new
Brown Buys Medford llualneea.
Life." Miss Sara-Louise
Polls In Cottage Grova for pri­
Darrell McKibben celebrated hi» standing high school athlete with tie , would have to be laid to keep
C. E. Brown of tba Cottage Orove May 13, from 8 to 3 IS. Only etu-
mary election next Friday will be pharmacy haa purchased the Mc­ dent, who have paid »tudent bod y'n in th birthday anniversary with promise of even better performance the tracks In sound condition. That Shields.
T * lk ~-"T*1® Care and G“ Repair
Donald Dugan aa hl» guest at din In years to come wen be »valktd *111 mean a m arket for a good
aa follows
G ill Drug company at Medford. He due» will be eligible to vote.
nar Wednesday evening.
Precinct 1—A. F A A M build­ nnd M rs Brown and baby have
away with the mile event a t the many million feet of timber and of the Home.” Herm an Lafky.
A
»iioclal
assembly
waa
called
O
riginal composition of
Miss
Esther. M arie and Charles Plum­ annual state high school track meet Oregon w ill have a large share of
ing.
gone to Medford and M r. Brown Monday to congratulate the mo«»-
Esther Silsby. "M y
Childhood's
Precinct A -C lty hall.
The controversy over the poet of
will have personal charge of the bere of the track team on the good mer vieited at the O. O. St. Clair at Corvallis Saturday. His time was the business.
Home, group of her former stu­
borne In Cottage Orove Saturday. 4.40. He also iron first In the h alf
Precinct 8 -H lg h school.
dog law enforcement officer for
business. W alter MoCaulou. who has
Some time ago the Oregon.nn
The L. W. McKibben fam ily vis­ mile, earning 10 point* fo r bi* team, printed a letter from T. J. Starker, dents and friends.
Preclnot 4 — C o o p e r building. been w ith M r Brown for several record made at the state meet in
Lane county waa apparently settled
Corvallis
Saturday.
May
7.
Ernest
Community singing of the chorus
Monday when R. J. Morris waa dis­ Tenth and Adams
years, will be In charge of the Ougglsberg was presented with a ited Wednesday w ith the Fred Pat­ but no other member succeeded in member of the faculty of Penn of "Highways." led by Mre. Edna
ton fam ily of Hebron.
missed for the third time, paid off
•coring. Hi« record a week before State college and formerly of Cor- Pearson.
buelneee here L ittle Virginia Brown
Mrs. Archie W alker and fam ily for th * mile run on the same track vallls. M r. Starker declared that
up to Monday, and W. I. Wheeler,
Eagles Lodge Electa
will remain here until school Ie out run. For winning the ning
880 run he was visited a t tha homa of Mrs. Olive was 4:S8.8.
Serenade—Cottage Grove band.
form er chairman of tha dog board,
The Eagles lodge haa elected the with her a u n t Viola Strong.
use of wood structurally should be
Band selection.
presented with a cup from Mr. Keney of Creswell recently.
was named to auoceed him.
following officer»
Frank Dillon,
Those who accompanied Guggie- pushed especially in such states as
Wenagle.
the
present
coach
of
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_______
Oregon.
H
e
set
forth
the
following
I
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Madge and A rthur Carllle of Cot berg were K a rl Thotnaaon. half
Morris waa dismissed twice be­ preaidant: Roe, Peterton. vice pre»I-
Memorial Day Plana Made.
fore. but each time declared he had dent; O rrin William», chaplain;
Tentative plana for the obser­ Washington high school, Portland. ' tags Orove visited Saturday with miler, Clarence Ballew, quarter
A fter M r. I Hom er HuU.
a contract with the board which Henry Ellsworth, secretary; Mc­ vance of Memorial Sunday and who set the record.
miler; Alfred Cop*, sprinter; Roy r7 n T h?techi ’ th.*tc^ ? r e a nre wood.
The W . E. Powell fam ily of Thles. pole vaulter.
could not be broken unleaa It waa Kinley Ellsworth, conductor; Oliver Memorial day were made by a com- Raifley. Mr. Grannis and M r. Emei^
son
had
each
congratulated
Ernest,
Drain, the Fred Donnie fam ily of
shown he had been Inefficient In Shields, treasurer; >1. Overton. In­ mlttac which mat at tha city halll
country^ndicxted their* length th£
performance of duty.
side guard; Frank Creaaon. outtlde Saturday afternoon. Those who a t­ each class president In turn ex­ London and M r. and Mrs. M ack
life and durability in service.
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Mrs.
Georgs
A.
tended
congratulations
on
behalf
of
Smith
visited
the
O
ra
Powell
fam
­
Wheeler was selected from a field guard, Loren Harvey, trustee
tended the meeting were Duncan P. his class.
53’ The fact 01,1 thls ‘ yp«
Failure
by
congress
to appropri­
Mrs.
Osea
Schlatter,
»rife
of
Geo.
ily
Sunday.
of approximately 80 applicants. Hla
Cameron, ohalrman, Joe T. Smith.
bridge can be built for approxi­
M r Bagley made particular men­
M r. and Mrs. N. W . W hite visited A. Schlatter, died M ay 8 at her mately half or lees than a concrete ate the usual allotments to the de­
appointment became effeotlve Im ­
Oeorge Matthews. Mre. A. W. Klme.
E
agles
Auxiliary
Electa
tion
of
the
good
sportsmanship
partment
of
agriculture
r forest
home
on
Knox
hill.
Funeral
eervtoes
Sunday
with
M
rs
Laura
Massey.
mediately.
spaa n t equal length should be In service roads and traile fo has
The Eagles auxiliary has elected H. L. Rogers. Mr« Lee Tennis, Mrs. shown by K arl Thomason in trad­
r*-
M r. and M is. J. B. Grubb visited were held a t 10 o'clock Saturday at Its favor.
Tuesday Morris made a flat de­
R. Aubrey and M r*. Schoen
the
following
offleers:
Mrs.
Flora
ing places with Ernest so as to Jess Trunnell Sunday afternoon.
•»..« the Southern
a »«.
I suited
in ork
considerable
curtailm
ent
th * chapel. The body was trans­ P a d i i i f Tt««
nial that he had been dismissed.
J
R
.
n
t
.
.
,
in
this
w
In
the
Umpqua
naUoo-
Harvey,
president:
Mr».
Elsie
De­
give him a better position at the
Alfred W hite and daughters V iv­ ferred to Portland by the Mills
" I have a year's contract and I
vice prealdent: Mrs. Do-rl» Hand Wreatlee Irish Jack Ryan. start of the race.
for* 8t- The Bohemla dlstrict haa
ian and Dorothy visited at the Roy M ortuary parlor* and interment
do not see how they can get out of Young.
Ralph Hand, local light heavy
‘S f i
Baker,
chaplain;
M
r
,
Lola
I-eonard,
is in Rose City cemetery. The « ¡ W E ? * c ^ i - V ; , V g te’e m S ! t o r k
M
artin
home In Shoestring Satur­
It." M orris said 'T il present my peat preaidant. Mre. Real rice W«l- wrestler, met Irish Jack Ryan of
The Torch Honor society held a day afternoon.
Woman of Woodcraft funeral ser­ t)tediafetyWÌ f XthU t r a of M ratroT* y* * T' Wlth a Poaaib T ilt y ^ only one
bill every month and we'll see about don. inside guard: Mre. Genevieve Portland hero last night, but Tha
M r and Mrs. E. O. Bushnell of vices was conducted at the chapel
If
Santina! went to prase before the social evening at the home of the
• arety or th“ type ot construe- trail crew vrorklng.
M orris finally accepted payment VanValln. outside guard.
contcit had been held. Ryan waa advisor. Mies Elsie Lea. Thursday Coquille and Reldon Smith of North here and the Christian Science ser­ tlon.
Numerous applications for work
evening
Mlae
M
yrtle
Kem.
advisor
Bend
visited over the week end at vice was conducted at the cemetery
for hla services from April 16 to
advertised to weigh in at 180 and
(4)
The fact th at Wyoming, a have
Odd-Fellowa Olve Program.
been received by the ranger
in Portland.
date, yesterday after considerable
Hand at 179. There was a prelim­ of the society last year, waa a guest. the C. H. Montgomery home.
comparatively
non-Umbered
state,
The 1. O. O. F. and Rebekah inary and Swanson and Moaby were Light refreshments were served.
Mra. Schlatter waa born March diverted *2,000.000 to the highway during the past two months, but no
M r. and Mrs. J. Scott and son
courthouse discussion The bill was
promises
of Jobs can be made until
lodgae
oelebratad
the
Washington
20.
1888.
at
Pleasant
HUI,
M
o
,
and
The women’s physical education Lenn and B. Sm art of Eugene vis­
marked "paid In full" by Deputy
to wreatla a return match. Swauison
District Attorney Eugene V. Slat­ bicentennial and Mothers' day F ri­ defeated Mosby two weeks before department of the University of ited Sunday at the J. W Maddox was 74 years of age. Sh* had lived
hers 2H year*. Sh* Is survived by
Oregon Is sponsoring an annual home.
tery. but M orris denied that thia day night. A splendid program waa
should recom- return and It la doubtful whether
The Happy Health club of La­ the usband and by t»rs grandchil­ mend itself to
play day again this year. It will
Indicated that his etrvlcss were dle- given whloh lnoluded a number of
Chambers Attends Tax Meeting.
tlmbered state all of these can be placed. Any em­
dren.
oontlnusd, and Intsprstad It to »election, by the Cottage Orove
J. H. Chambers of this city was take place Saturday. May 14, be­ tham sohool held their achievement
such a * Oregon
ploying of new help w ill be con­
mean merely that he had been paid band. Light refreshments followed one of the delegate» from Lane ginning at 10 a. m. and ending at day M ay 2. The members finished
(8) The fact that the difference fined strictly to local men and es­
the program. About 200 were In a t­ oounty who attended the meeting 8. The entire day w ill be given over filling out their record books which
to data.
Oiri*
Elect.
between
the
cost
of
timber
and
pecially tboee with families or other
Two olalms, one for *80 and one tendant*.
of the State Tax Conservation to eporta of all k<nds Several girls are to be een! to the county club
H a rrie t
I semen was «lected : other bridges could be used for
A slight cut In wages
agent. They had a program then worthy
from this high school will attend.
for 840 for sheep killed bv dogs
league held Monday at Salem.
adviaor of the Rainbow more pavement and thus benefit dependents.
R.
N.
Wins
Prtae.
has
been announced effective tht*
went
outside
and
played
games.
were allowed by the board Monday.
O ther delegatee from the county
Miss Sara-Louise Shields went to
Girls a t a meeting of that organ- , mors people, should be considered. season.
Tha drill team of tha Royal were W. W. Haroombe, C. A. H u n t­ Corvallis
There
was
aa
error
last
week
In
to meer a brother, John
lxatlon Monday Bight. O ther new
<•) The fact that w ith the above ,
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Neighbor lodge of thia olty, cap­ ington, Charles Hardv and Senator Shields, who returned to Cottage the Item concerning the Radio club. officers
for the next four-month savings cement manufacturers could
tained by Mrs. Sarah Tennis, won H. C. Wheeler, Eugene, and Sam Orove w i t h her Tuesday. Mr. There w ill be a meeting M ay 17 oa
period are Dorothy Umphrey. xseo- sell mors barrels of cement for road
D r u n k D r i v e r T S i rn « » ri
f ln t prise at a district oonventlon Lehman. Junotlon City.
L f i U I l K L /r lv Cl
UmCCl
Shields, a senior In the University "A Hom em aker Iatervtesvs a Law ­ elate advisor; Maxine Lem ley,Char- construction than if the same money
held Tuesday night at Monroe.
yer.” The meeting w ill be held at Ity; Francis Mackln. Hope; Ruth were used In bridge work should
of
Montana.
Ie
traveling
with
hie
Thirty-four member* of th» lodge
the
home
of
Mr*.
Minnie
Nichols.
Firs Interrupts Dinner.
class In forestry, visiting the lum­
Faith. Evelyn Shanda, secre- ' appeal to that class of manufac-
attended.
The P. T . A. will meet at 8 p. m. Olsen,
A roof fire at the Hoiner Gallo­ ber Industries In Washington. Ore­
tary. and Isabel Safley. treasurer, ■ turer*.
Friday, May 10. The school chil­ w ill hold office for the remainder : (7) The fact th at every wooden
way home Sunday Interrupted a gon and California.
Gaanllne Prioee Jump.
Mothers' dav dinner, but was ex­
Beulah Hastings, assisted
by dren w ill give a short program. of the year. The loeal group re- i bridge built in Oregon Is an adver-
Because City Attorney Lombard
Oaaollne prloea Jumped a cent tinguished without serloua damage. Viola
M r*. Melvllls Hanna Ie to Install ceived invitations for a Joint In-1 tisement to all visitors that the
Rohde,
entertained
Mias
Thel­
here Saturday, the same as else­
t»vo daughters of the fam ily, ma Kem Thursday evening at the tha new officers and M r. Hanna la stallation of the Eugene Rainbow i state believes In its own great prod- recognizes a drunken driver when
8llk Creek. May 11.—(Special.)— where In the valley. The former The
he
passes one on the highway the
to sing a solo. Miss Skow Is to talk
Mre. Marshall Dresser of Oregon practice house.
and De Molay chapter May iT
IT ; uc
uct and in »rilling to use it should county has three more boarders.
The first ripe wild strawberrlae of rlce of 1BH cents wa» boosted to City
on the year around vegetable gar­ girls
and
Mre.
Charles
Bonnstt
of
Gene
Mooney,
senior
of
last
year,
di
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and
for
a
form
al
dance
to
he
rea
be
of
Interest
to
every
commercial
the season were picked on the A. 6t* canta. I t la believed that fur­ Corvallis, with their husbands, were
Lombard was coming home from
den.
visited sohool Tuesday morning.
M ay 28 at the Craftsmen ctal by body
ho
as well as every workman.
Wooloott hill Sunday.
Douglas county when he passed the
ther advances are due soon.
here for the dinner.
Mrs. Hlldlng Bengston. a teacher
the Eugene Rainbow Girls.
Fioeks of wild canaries are flying
car. He beat it Into the city and
Toscanini traveled from Ita ly to
In the Medford Junior high school,
Madison and Wilson are the only
around in groups of savaral hun­
N ight O fficer Schaffer,
Phar Lap (raoe horae) sold for
I f you know a new. Item, phone visited Miss Theresa Young Satur- M anhattan (4600 miles) to conduct
The turkey named Itself by It* ( Princeton men to have become notified
dred. They are a pretty eight and *800 when a yearling.
who stopped the car when It a r ­
i t S,
,
iTljs
S
e
n
t
in
e
l.________
one
concert
for
the
unemployed
call
"Turk,
turk,"
dtXi
1
president.
when settling on a tree make tt
rived in the city, arresting the
look aa If it wara oovered w ith yel­
driver and two passengers, who
low and green blossom,. Humming
were taken to Eugene for trial.
By Osborne
b ird , are back and are busy with
George W. Ford, Los Angeles, driv-
<•»> •»•«»“--------
the various honey bearing bloaeoms
, er of the car, waa fined *100, given
a
30-day Jail sentence and his op-
and flowere.
j eratore’ license suspended.
The
John Wooloott found a eoorplon
: passenger,, M ark Kane, Portland.
about three Inohea long whlla w alk­
;and Hugh L. Street, Oakland, Cal..
ing In tha woods Tuesday.
were fined *50 each for being drunk
on a nubile highway. None was able
I to pay his fine.
8
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EDREST REGULATIONS
PLANT IS IN OPERATION FOR CAMPERS STIEEER
Wood Taking Place
Of Its S u b s titu te s
W
. A. KELLY ONE OF
h«e«.J
EAST PIONEERS O F'S3
r
E
IL
High School Notes
BETTER HOMES IDEA
80
R
A I HIGH SCHOOL MEET
Dog Catcher Problem
Is Settled, Not Settled
Small Appropriations
Curtail Forest Work
W
Strawberries, Canaries
Scorpions In One
Community
I
In by Attorney
Î
f
THE FEATHERHEADS
Men’s Class Observes
Dad’s Day
The Community Men's olase will
observe Dad's day Sunday w ith a
special program. I t will alao be a
ladles' day and each mala attendant
w ill ba expected to bring hie wife,
mother, daughter or feminine friend.
The seaelon w ill be held In the
main auditorium of tha armory.
Special numbers will be as follows:
Men's chorus.
Solo— Roy Patchen.
Solo— N . J, Nelson.
Guitar solo—E. Johnson.
R ead in g - Mrs. Earl Garoutte.
If you know a new, item, phone
Th*
ba sentinel.
i
Mfamdentandniff
30-Y ear-O ld L etter
Gift to Son
A son back in the central state*
: received an unusual remembrance
of Mothers' day in the form of a
letter written by hie mother 30 year*
before. The letter wa» found
few days before Mother*' day by O.
, V. Breese of thle city In going
i through some of his personal »t-
focta and he sent It to a cousin,
who Is a eon of the woman who
wrote the letter to M r. Bresee'*
mother.
a
I f you know a new. Item, phon*
Th*
3* Sentinel.