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M L GROVE 17-8
A free concert w ill be given by
A postal card m ailed 20 year«
______
. T he Sentinel was put in to the
¡th e city band In the a rm o ry
to
ago by M r». D , T. A w b rey, now of i
m ails a day e a rly this week on ac-
■
; nig ht. There w ill he no admission Ralph Hund and Merritt Eddy, Irv in g , but fo r m any years a resi­
! charge and ni> collection o f any
American
L
e
g
i
o
n
Auxiliary
Locals Tighten Their Oame,
dent of Cottage Grove, has just I
Biicculnurcttto Sunday £ venin«, (k in d w ill be taken. T h e program
w hich sheuId be distrib uted before
been returned to M rs. A w b rey, nev- I
Former Resident, Are
opening of the polls. T h ere would
w ill last about an hour and u h alf
e r having reached the addressee, W 1 Workers Will Collect Dimes
While 11 Errors Charged
Olaaa Night Wednesday, land
la fo r no o th er purpo«« than
have been no In frac tio n a t the law
B. A ndrew s o f Eugene,
M rs .
Headliners,
had
T
h
e
Sentinel
been
put
in
to
the
for
Families
of
Veterans.
the
e
n
te
rta
in
m
e
n
t
o
f
the
public
and
to Opponents.
A w b rey « fa th e r, whom she wished
Oommenoenient Friday.
Ipo eto fflce at the ueual tim e, but
to show the progress the organiza­
A big double-header w .e .tlln g '
hU W r tM * * l
S a turday w ill ba, "Poppy D a y ,n , S S ? ‘ t X ' T X S ” * h‘ rd ‘ V
tion le m aking.
T he C ottage G rove baseball team
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T h e band w ill give a dance S at­ dryd n . g l A 'M a ; r » nKK .li,h
» . “n T 1«
“ I? « !
‘ l—
« ' « Grove
ro v e ano
ltle .
Cottage
and in
In other
other c cities
_____________ .
defeated Thu rston a t Thu rston Sun­
N o rth w e s te rn School o f Com m erce, u rd ay In the arm ory.
la y nig pt, » a y -O. R alp h
" * n d . Southern P a c ific tra in , but where and town» throughout the United
day,
the score being 17 to 8. T he
P o rtla n d , w ill be the e p ra k er fo r
e 8 b,on‘’ cru * h * E b e featured it had been d u rin g the Inteval be- Htates Those going to w ork Hu
locals s till have a percentage of
com m encem ent «xerclasa of Cotta««
11 bou
w ith Glen
Htone of tween Ils m a ilin g 20 years ago and 'u rd a y m o rn ing w ill fin d
w om en
100.
?f,ya ’^ d g W
eh match*“
■o m * th ,n «
a» ‘ * a ‘ '» K u g e n .Y w e .lT o r “
and g l H . ^ T V ' i U t ? 1 o f f S S E
G ro ve high, to b« held F rid a y of
In Sunday's gam e the locals play­
next week in the blah school gyni-
,,v ,n g a t w e . V
« M
^
e r e .
y e a n .! ^
‘o f ^ X “ w V ' l o a T t U
ed
a trifle tig h te r gam e than they
naaium . T h e re m a in d er of the pro-
did
the week before, although there
■ ra m w ill be aa follow«
Helnnied f n ^ t
b T t« / Wt*‘ “ **>' b.Ul H ostm aater Y o ra n o f E u - lives in the w orld w a r By n ig ht
s till Is room fo r im provem ent. F ive
Processional I Hah acbool orches­
rlg lnated fo r the state o f W ash- gene knew he was the fa th e r o f these little red paper flow ers o f r e - >
errors were chalked up against the
tra
Ington and was held by H and for M rs. A w b re y and knew th a t M rs m em brane« w ill glow on m illio ns of I
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locals, w hile 11 w ere
chalked
H ulutatnry M uth Olson.
some tim e, I t was taken fro m him Aw brey lived a t Irv in g , so the mis- coats and the coin-boxes o f i h e a
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.
.
against
Thurston.
V aled icto ry O rv a l E tte r.
by Davis, who had agreed th a t If «ive wii returned to het
i>oppy sellers w in clink w ith
the i Amendment* Are Simple Ones
T h e box score:
N unibera by aenlor sextet.
Ouo Sided Score Is 42 to 12; he defeated H and , who was In poor
Cottage Grove—- AB
■country's ann ual o ffe rin g to
the
t n F a c ilit a t e . n o l . « . m n — 4
P resentation o f aw ard«
Prlnol-
(condition because of a cold, he
disabled
veterans,
th
e
ir
dependents
i
TaClJlUbe
Ordinary
Buil-
Bennett.
3 b _______ 8
pal F. I,. O ran nla.
Cottage Qrove Coes to
would at ones give H a n d a retu rn
K n ickerbo cker, as
i and the fam ilies o f the dead.
Preeentatlon of claaa
Muperin
I m atch. T h is h e never did, but Davis
ness
of
the
City.
Dunn. I f ____
. These paper poppies have been !
Bend June b .
tendent D A Eineraon.
lost It to T o m H ay. w ho lost It to
D. W itc h e r, cf
t made by disabled w orld w a r vet- :
P resentation of dlp'otnaa C h air
Stone, and now H and expects to
erans,
thousands
of
whom
have
E
lectors
of
C
o
ttage
G
rove
w
ill
Cooper,
r f - lf —
m an C. A. Beldler.
have
Cottag© G rove G o lf club con­ prove th a t it never would
been given em p loym en t m a k in g the have tw o c h a rte r am endm ents up- »w anson, 2b-c _
oeen
s e e
h im had he been
tinued It« u n in te rru p ted nt reek of been taken n fro n m
one n
s - a appeared
. , ..o r« .«
B iu dent body officers fo r the com Rower» fo r sale under the directio n ,° n w hich to vote F rid a y a t a spe- I » ric h e r, lb _
Com m encem ent week w ill open wine Sunday when it took Bandon in condition. Htone
has
lu u l 1» llk e l v in m a k e *"*
elected a t student body 2 £ ,th e A m erican Legion a u x ilia ry . ' clal election to be held coincident
..c"2b -----
w ith the baccalaureate serm on to be Into l am p here by the
on»’ *lded here before hm en tire ren erto l i of ; l* 1
c ,,®ne held Iasi F rid a y a re as H ila w Ork h a i been Klven to
w ltj, the p rim a ry election. B o th
b
—
delivered by Rev „ W D a rla of •core o f 42 to 12 Z h n n ie rly of Cot H and use
follow
s;
President,
Paul
Handers:
:
“
bled
men
gTeatly
In
need
and
the
a
r*
«im
ple
am
endm
ents
and
re
g
a
rd
-
W
itc
h e r, r f
the Baptist church at aervicea In tax«’ G rove, who
h a* been lov/ m a t tricks. c l ii.i. In «-vent u n h a o f v vice
lc
e
D
o
ro
th
y
B
a
ld
w
in
:
'
money
earned
thereby
means
food,
ed
as
necessary
to
fa
c
ilita
te
opera-
Pdlsbury.
3b
_
president,
(m
oney
food.
t<
the hlah school
Humlay 11IV < I A11.11 foi b<*th lr»U'.'« .|k f , - ,
T he second m
ill be
---- * gym nasium — wea.axsj
II. ain
<!»» event
v rill w
w ilt
IB of
IJ
ila . I I l « .la ~ ..a J
A«........... 4 h f 11 At F
U i a«.. * .,4
■ A. _ - >
♦ t
e.# -ie ..
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T a v ln e
T h e processional w ill be by c o n te .t the locals have had
t h u (considerable Interest to C ottage iccretary. G a ll Llndam ood: treasur- shelter, clothing and fuel for the j tlon of c ity a ffa irs ,
a v I f fam
I , T • h — e firs t am en dm ent Is as fol-
i. N e llie T u c k e r, editor. M ay
»m ilies
ille» o
of f these veterans
veterans.
L u i > " • ch? "1 w c h e a tra and there year, again took th a t honoi w ith a Grove because M erritt. Eddy, resi­ ir,
w ill he num bers by the g lra club« 77 W ell» of Cottage G rove
who dent here a num ber o f years ago, C hestnut: yell leader. T o m m y H o w - j E v e ry penny o f the dimes, quar- ¡low s:
a
id
.
M
em
bers
of
the
election
board
'
•
•
r»
*n
d
dollars
given
by
the
public
Shall C h ap ter X I o f the C h a r­
and by a wom en's q u a rte t com- parred the second nine, was second w ilt be one of the p articip ants. He
th * hopples w ill go to the re lie f I te r of the C ity o f Cottage G rove
T h u rs to n -
mated a t M r«. Ir a Isom. Mlaa M y rtle low w ith a 7». Z im m s rly also turn I has made untie a m at rep utation w ere O rv a l E tte r, M elvin Breese,
E v e ly n S m ith . H a ro ld M a c k in and
the disabled veteran, his fa m ily
be amended by adding Section
Rennie, c f
ijTi' tin'm
Shields and in a par on one nine F'clshelni waa and has p articip ated In noun events R ita Halles.
.and
the
fam
ilies
o
f
the
dead
through
G off, If
IS therto,
pro vid ing
fo r an
M rs. w illia m T h u m .
low m edalist fo r Bandon w ith a» at Van cou ver under the rin g nam e
T
h
e
g
irls'
league
ha
a
elected
o
f-
I
re
lie
f
activities
o
f
the
A
m
erican
Price,
p-ss-2b
au
th
o
riza
tio
n
to
the
com
m
an
o f Young Ad Santell. H is opponent
fleers
a« follow s: P
President,
>>'«lon
erican Legion A u x ll- ! council o f the c ity to reassess
G ra n t. 2b-p _
w lll be Tobv Christensen o f
t f'rtnlsst/'
ric«
r» »»
resident. M a rie , i-*»
lo n and A m eri
T h e program fo r class night, to
T h e lineup
v
/lz«a
«
i-easl'J..«
»
t
U..««..
•
l.'tf'V
in
thia
stale
M
e
,H
U
g«d^
started
In
the
vlc*
>
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•
‘<
‘
«"1.
B
e
tty
J
a
c
o
b
-j‘«
X
‘
his
state
Bandon
C.
O
,
uooley; vice president. B e tty J a c o b -;1“ ' ’' in
state,
costs fo r sewer, rtre e t, alley and
be observed W ednesday night w ith Atwood 87
T a life rro . sa-p
Mane. ¡ling
_______
g a r n e t i , w re ltlm g part ¡ sen;
* en;
y
M
a d d d en
e n ; ;! f Those
h o M selling
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■
S e rp la a e le In a the g ym nasiu
_ 1 . . _ m .' a 1« . as
—
‘
secretary, «
M a a r ry
M ad
selling the popples are
exercises
o th er im provem ents when the
P la tt. c-3b
w restling game
Z im m e rly , 77
treasurer,
E
d
na
G
rubb.
J
volunteer
w
orkers,
g
iv
in
g
th
e
ir
tim
e
follow s:
fo rm e r assessment has been de­
L. G ra y , r f
ner fo r H and.
Roselle. 89
’I
h
e
G
.
A.
A.
has
elected
the
fo
l-
“
n<^
e
ffo
rt,
not
fo
r
money,
but
clared
invalid,
o
r
the
council
Hanson.
3b
O nes roll K thelhert
C raw fo rd ,
M oyer, 37
low ing officers; President,
M abel ‘ «rough a sense o f p a trio ti.u . and
shall be in doubt as to its
H . G ra y , lb
president class of '32
Felehelm , Mil
B lackm o re; vice president, D o ro th y “ oc»»re to give assistance to those
v a lid ity , o r shall deem it nec­
H a rt. c-3b _
"H ere's to Cee Use H I" (Tune.
M urdock. M3
B a ld w in ; secretary-treasu rer. B e tty * ho h ,v e P»ld and are still p ayin g
essary. and to m ake the same
"Anchors A w elgh "
words by Donahev mb
Jacobsen. Heads of sports a re : Voi-
Price o f th e ir service to our
a
lien
on
the
p
ro
perty
a
b
u
ttin
g
E velyn S m ith )■ Mung by class o f '32
40 8 13 27 8 11
Nelson. B3
leyball, V e lm a D avis; basketball. ( country.
upon, adjacent to o r b en efittea
Class history M ild re d Chapm an, R a n k in , KB
Bases on Balls— o ff H u b b e ll 1,
Z
h airm an
.. elm a L affo o n ; baseball, Blanche
-------
, M rs. D. A. Em erson is c ---------------
z by i said Im provem
> -'ru « ent?
c u i.
T a life rro 1, G ra n t 1; strueko ut by
»elections — Henlor sextet. M a-
W ell«. 7«
P aq uette; tennla,
tennis, M arg a re t W ilson
ilson. ; ,
th,‘ ^
POPPY
P P / com m ittee and a num -
The
« “ not yet experienced H ubbell 9. Price 5. T a life rr o 4 G ra n t
delle Beldler. G ladys Hprouts. R eis i Rice. MB .
h ik in g
M ay A u brey; speedball. ber o t windows in the business dis- m y d iffic u lty because o f fa u lty 4; stolen bases, Bennett. K n lc k e r
flalles. E rm a
B ennetl.
Fiances
Il l l l. 02
Heien
an*on .
trte
dlsplayg d
depicting
<5),
D. . W itc h e r
H
eien H
Hanson.
'p e t w ith clever displays
epicting proceedings in connection w ith as- bocker (5
), Dunn, D
M a rk in . D o ro th y Mtewxrt.
11 ell 1er. MB
T 1 b©
t •, surprised
i u iirr i «« «I Mien
Mista Th©
a n in tf Of
h e poppy
n o n n v Mprp
d e s im e ilt ll f fo
o r r o public
u h lir im provem
n r n v o m ent«,
n n t s P.flfp«
v pitched Kail
*le J u n io r ch
c I amg
the m
m ©
eaning
o f t the
were dec- ¿esamenta
O ates; h h it
it h by
bail G ra n t
Vocal solo- E s th e r Allen
Local Bonecruaher Brings H im Florence
Bad«, 87
an
Jenke,
Junior
claea
advisor,
by
M
r
*
C.
C.
Cru»on
and
but
o
th
er
citie»
have,
and
when
an
H.
G
ra
y
by
Hubbell
Cooper b>
Class Prophecy V ic O o ff. Kvel
idyn T u ttle , Bo
w
ith
a
h
an
d
k
e
rch
ie
f
and
I
with
«
flow
er
M
r*
w
H
.
D
a
u
g
h
erty
.
aeeeeement
ie
declared
invalid
all
Price,
Gate«
by
T
life
rro
wild
.
o
.
.
.
,»
ueciareo
in
v
a
iia
ail
r-rice,
c
a
re
s
oy
r
a
ilfe
rr o ;
w ild
Mmlth. Retting, heaven: tune
Toehold Into Action to
fu-
Leonard. s 7 __
a h o w e er
r M
Y io
tla v evening
<-Vi n m ir
nt t
-■
I. . . . . . .
—
t the
h e o p r ro
o o perty
e r t v n o f f thg*
n j a r r.efto
Un
K e a ll;
ll. passed balls. z^_a_
show
on n day
a
her
the r-itvr
city, n under
pres- m»r*h
pitch. H
u K
bb
G ates
lure.
iBoafe,
103_____
Take
the
Mutch.
a p a rtm e n t. In app reciatio n o f w hat
ent law . has to bear the burden. In - (3 ). H a r t ; double plays, B rlc h e r to
Saxophone solo M elvin Breese.
Lem ley, MB
she ha» done for the class. The
stt?™
the p ro perty
benefitted. K n ickerbo cker, K n ic k e rb o c k e r to
Claes w ill D o ro th y S tew art
I I B lo w n . M2
evoning
was
spent
playing
game»,
T h e proposed am endm ent would Swanson: two-base hits, K n ic k e r-
.
• on« *
"W ere
the
Hen-
R alp h H a n d o f C o lla g e
Grove
S w art«, 1O( _
a
fte
r
w
hich
lig
h
t
refreshm
ents
were
m
ake
it
possible
fo
r
the
c ity coun- bocker. D. W itc h e r. B rlc h e r
Hub-
■or* ~ * “ » *. "H a p p y Dave," words C linto n, 1 0 6 ____
•a a ily defeated Iris h Jack H yan of se iv e d .
c ll to correct its errors so th a t the bell T a life rro ; three-base hits G o ff,
by E velyn
S m ith .
"T he
Senior
P o rtland in a w re a ilin g bout here
Cham
bers,
Bfi
T h e tw o shorthand classes, ac-
Sun
assessment would be against the Losing pitcher. P rice; w inn ing ’pitch-
: « n " i n d wi‘; r J i j a “ k n. d ) s s K n ^ dbn f i v £ i d : ' ’
V. Brow n. 98 .....
p ro perty th a t asked fo r the im - Hubbel. Um pires— P la tt and Cald-
Miss
£ '* * ■ ’’ — ‘ une "H e re Comee the
S m ith , »1 ___
H
a
n
d
2Z
m
i
n
u
i
.
.
„m
»’
•
’»
«
*
»
•W
a
picnic
M
onday
p
ro vem ent and is benefitted by the well. Scorer, Cochran
T im e o f
a
fte
r
Hun (w ords by E velyn S m ith I — Hudsell. 10t
I mp . I t took H a n d 2* m inutes to pin
hool a t the V eatch picnic grounds,
im p ro vem en t.
gam e 2:35.
Class o f '32
Iris h Jack fo r the firs t fa ll and 21
B attel« 9ft
R.
N
.
Vinson
and
C
letis
Swanson
T h e second proposed am en dm ent Cottage G rove—
Close poem ("F o llo w Dream s w ith H a u le r. 1(»2
m inutes longer before be got the i T h e sophomore class held th e ir suffered severe in ju rie s when the
last F rid a y a fte r school at
reads as follow s:
H i t s ----------- > 0 3 0 1 3 4 2 0— 1«
Deeds ) H a rr ie tt W isem an
P o rtland lad In a position w hich ! ( picnic
D a u g h erty , 99
the Blue M ou ntain school. T hey car in which they w ere re tu rn in g
Shall Section 12 of C h ap ter I I
Runs ______ 3 0 4 0 2 5 2 1 0 17
P lano duet Frances M a rk in . M a- T readgold, 108
perm itted slapping on (he fam ous
-— r —
j ««
w ere accom panied by D r. and M rs. fio m Loran e a t 2 a. m. M onday
C ------
h a rte
o - f the va»
C ity
o f Cottage
T h u rs to n -
delle Beldler
H and stop-over toehold w hich few Claude
Anderson, 112
K u ne. M r. and M rs. D. A turned over on the Loran e m oun­
G rove re la tin g to appointm ent
Advice to Juniors Bernice Moe- L in n. 11M
H i t s ------------3 0 1 1 3 1 1 1 2— 13
have been able to break. Iris h J ack I'm e n o n . M i. and M rs. F . L. G ra n ­ tain grade. T en stitches were re­
o
f
c
e
rta
in
officers
and
te
rm
of
by.
Runs
.........3 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 2
8
did nut get a fa ll, although he was nis. Miss Lea. M r. L a fk y and Miss quired to close a wound on the up­
DeYoung, 91
o
ffice
be
amended
to
read
as
J u n io r response Paul Sanders
T h e H e ilig team o f Eugene w ill
gam e to the last and put on a good Young, »uphumora class advisor. per rig h t side o f Swanson's face. A n
Z on tn er S r , 103
follow s. "Section 12: T h e com­
be
here
n
ext
Sunday.
F are w ell song ttu ne.
S m ilin '
exhibition despite the fa c t th a t he T he students spent the tim e s w im ­ a rte ry had been severed and his
Stowell. PS ..
mon council, unless otherw ise
T h r u " ), words by E velyn S m ith
was p lain ly outclassed. I Ia n J found m in
Z on tn er. Jr.. 102
was drenched w ith blood
ng
.c clothing
u n n in g waa
g and playing ball.
provided in this act. shall, a t
Claes o f 'S3
h
im a inoch la rg e r h an dfu l than
M ilts. 101
T
w
e
_____
_____
Twelve
girls
fro
m
thia
highschool
by
,t,he.
tim
e
he
r
«<ched
the
city.
H
e
2'4
th e ir firs t re g u la r m eeting in
T he annual lunlor-aentor banquet
was H le b e rt. w h 'rn
he defeated
ended
the ann
annual
piay
day held w a,ked tw o miles down the moun-
attend
ed
ual
play
J
a n u a ry in each and every year,
w ill be held at « SO F rid a y o f this
two weeks befr.re Fred b ro w n of in
12
42
Eugcnu
last S
Eugene lost
“ atu rd a y . M ay la ;*J “ ° ^ i h g the a rte ry and a w aken
appoint a m arshall, city physi­
week In Odd Fellow« hall Invited
Eugene ¿ refereed
C
ottage • Grove's
next
umici
h«»r*
nt
»h«.
.«.«T
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r
.
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i
e
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,
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k
.
•
Aubrey
won
th
ird
place
in
a
poa-
W
illia
m
Sikea,
who
brought
hin
w
ill
nos -
m » m , w no orougnt him
cian. c ity atto rn ey, c ity en­
ruest• Include m em bers h o J f the
r l u sen-
? * b” June ft at Hen«i. n<>«4 huiK w ill H
114 l i i l na ?
b *
lo n u n y tu n . p ara ,:, , whi L
-
-
—
itv
300 fn
to fha
the r city.
for class, mem bers f o t f / i the
gineer. and such o th er o fficers
about
facu lty be here June IP and Eugene Conn”
^ O,J U d
Participated
Swanson sent F re d B e n n e tt out
as m ay be h e re in a fte r provided,
and class dads.
F u n era l services w ere held Sun­
try club w ill b© here June 3«
f 1. , * bury;
T o m m y took the firs t
a girls* league pfc ;en|c fo r the old
w ho shall hold th e ir office fo r
lo r m e oiu “ • ; Vinson
A '"? ”;'- wh<w,'‘ w orst in ju ry
day aftern oo n for H e n ry
Daniel
- -
-
f«H b- " y m i n u t e , w ith a toahoid
- d u » w o f fi, r s w :nic
.. !u !d Tuesday was to
left l i l tle fin g er and fin g er
the term of one y e a r fro m and
W h itlo ck , who died T hu rsday fro m
and p in n til bis opponent ,n th ree iugikt at Keiiv's
Idge.
A
picnic
J*®*’
-
t
o
'lt
.
in
which
the
ligam
ents
a
fte
r
»heir
a
pp
oin
tm
ent,
u
n
til
M IL K C R E E K .
a h e a rt a tte c k . Rev. 1. G . S haw of
m ln u t.^ fo r the o-con.l and deciding lunch w in served.
■—
— v«™a. o o m men »
had been severed. Both men were
th e ir successors are appointed
the C h ris tia n church o ffic ia te d and
/'• „ « _ !? _ . |
I? 1
•
*'
U rrth a K im b a ll, Ruby
I., .1,» —
' ‘" !il Hr.li.lc, assisted by V iv ia n b lo u « ’>t to the o ffice o f D r. C. E
«•-. .
and
q
ualified
,
unless
sooner
re­
in
te rm e n t was in the A. F . A A.
Velm a H e rrim a n recalv- ;
" | ' entertained
'
! M
M rs.
l . Rohde
Rohde and
« » also
■ J
. ' . “ . ! i.
UW
and ! f ' ' !Oet
081- V*“
»m son
also com
com plained
plained o
o f f m
in- -
moved fo r s u fficie n t cause. T h e
L O . O. F. cem etery. M em bers o f
ed th e ir diplom as F rid a y , having
,lef..»te l .\i,ia Eisle Lea W ednesday evening ¿url.ei. , to hia ne®k. sustained' when
ap
p
o
in
tm
en
t
o
f
such
o
fficers
the I . O. O. F . lodge w ere p allb ear­
the bractlr©
p ra c ifo i hou«p
hoiis'e"
ut tte.
c, 145'
14.» ul the
« h * ■ fell
fell out o
of f the car. H e m av
ay lose
L an e county officers w ill mast passed the eighth g rade e x a m in a ­ by D a rre l (S tu b ) G a ro u
shall be d eterm ined by b allo t of
ers. M r. W h itlo c k had spent the
pounds. G a io u tle took ;h firs t fall
O rv a l E tte r , senior. Is w o rk in g in the use o f the tw o Inju red fingers.
sh o rtly to discuss possible salary re­ tion recently.
the com mon council and shall
day
of hie death a t the home o f a
C edar school has been closed fo r a n d T h e ^ o n d V S i ’ w Rh i f T fe V ^ ¿ “¿ • r d ^ ' 0" ‘ f t , r ’ ChO° I an “ Vinson was cut by glass. Swanson
duction am ong m em bers of th e ir
req u ire the concurrence of a
son H e rb e rt. H e had com plained of
was of the opinion th a t he was cut
• ta ffk , I l was announced several the past week, the teacher having
m
a
jo
rity
o
f
all
the
m
em
bers
o
f
___ __
_
____
his h eart,
had been to a physician’s
m inute« w ith a ham m erlock.
_____________
by a rock when he fell out o f the
the com mon council elect "
office
o 'm
c h im -
"go by the county court
beon s u ffe rin g fro m an a tta c k -of
o ffice and had fe lt s
so
m u uch
.P.
8
L
u
k
o
w
s
k
i
refereed
the
pre-
car.
T h e court reduced salaries of measles
he c
ity s
sta
its y
ye
the firs
firs t t proved
proved th
th a
a t t he
he ate
ate a
a h
h ea
ea rty
rty meal
meal.
“ ii
l , u uu ..
.
. T 1,ne
Cl,y
ta rts
rt* ita
* « a r f the
llm tn a ry and sem i-final.
« i n
n t u
l J a
4F
u t ffo
xs o
» a e r »
ill _
»
r down
t nw em
A««
- S- «« _
outside employe« the firs t of the
H a n n H u b. ell, also a passenger '5f J J a
ry V h but
the
c h h a a e rte
s « till
pro- lying
to rest shortly
a fte . r
Neighbors F rie n d s h ip club
met
In
the
three
bouts
no
fails
w
ent
in
the
car.
escaped
w
ith
o.ny
m
in
or
vid«»
th
a
t
appointm
ents
of
officers
w
ard
and
d
ying
w
ith
in
a
shorl
gear, but employes In the court s t the hutne of
Low
ran
ce > to anyone except the winne
itme have . . y «
T I n llr a ila u a f l a h e n A ... M rs.
mm
h f“ **«8-
»hall not be made u n til the firs t time.
... *Í2
a rt * U
> «
---. «a-w-vs., eaa.sj a<. » 4 2tl»UU
C ounty Judge <? p. B arn ard points 14 m em
• v.
w car w a ? “ F ord o w n « ! by m eeting in A p ril
T he
proposed
M r. W h itlo c k was born October
bers w ere prevent and w o rk
« « M r. Vinson, who was a t the wheel, am en dm ent would so change the 77. 1857. in K end all county 111 and
out th a t these salaries nre not ed b u tte rfly q u ilt blocks for the
D E L IG H T V A L L E Y
..
.
i
m
n
k
lr|e
°n
e
o
f
the
short
turns
on
c
h
a
rte
r
th
a
t
m
arshall,
c
ity
a
tto
rn
e
y
was
aged 74 years. 6 m o n th .
25
nigh In com parison w ith salaries boati
" Ä ' S ? ± t ' « î ~ 5 . « . Ä
Ä
!Ä
• S t %
b
u a in e »1»
u
------ - A t the
-
wwmsssa
IIICCUII^
th,P m onntain. one wheel struck a c ity health o fficer, city' engineer, d«vs. H e had been a re s id en t'h e re
paid elsewhere fo r s im ila r w ork.
M rs John Aahby, Meeretary. read a
4ft M l
M a h le
bl e. ° r * ra v e l- causing the c a r eith e r '»"d o th er officers would be ap- 44 years. H e was a m em ber of the
N o action In s alary reduction o f le tte r fro m Miss Skow of Eugene nlc waa held in the M . A
H o rn
.l. n t ' i „
r?,n
* “ Pc n n te n - , ,o become unam anageable o r fore- Pointed at the beginning of the C h ristian church and o f the L O
elective
offices Is
outside
that
six representative«
representatives of grove Saturday.
th«
7 possible u
u iiiiip asking m
a t mix
tonic
■
h2
Ah
"
,
*
e
r“
on
:n-
, 11 o " ‘ he grade. I t turned over ve»r. instead of tw o months a fte r O. F. lodge.
T h e 4-H canning club m et w ith
th is » S ite r iM * !»
h?'*
thc c ' ub “¿lend a m eeting in Eu
. venmgU,?ehr v ^ % : , e i a n " l r moifshed.1* ' 0*
’* d ,y
ye“ r S b” inC83 has * tartpd
l o w ...............v
^ u ^ u u S i C t V i 0 ^
^ k ^ “^
th e ir leader, Miss E lla
H ohm un. PoPw,.,
3 1U 1-
T
h
.
J
*
?
*
•
"
*
"
"
T
hu
rsday
M
ay
19.
to
die­
2 ! * b ? ’? £ °orf«,h # o fn ?
f ^ , Ä a? o S n i° y
W ednesday afternoon.
lows: A r th u r W h itlo c k , S a n ta Crux,
ear,
£ r k b.V
i
2
r
,
r.
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rA
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t
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r
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^ M e m o r ia l D a y B a t e . M ade.
?al.;
--------- - — - ..war. «esesevs W I I U I I I ( I t
The Rudolph Hansen fa m ily vis­ nv
Cal.; M
M rs
rs. M y rtle Asher. M rs. E
F. R L.
•aul.
w orks and thia is included In th« M r» M elv in Paul and m 7 s . A rth
ited
m I i-
W ith
ith the three-day M em o ria l day ^
‘ rouc*
G ill, P
o rtland
rtla n d ; ;
ur’ H
Co t " w ith
UhJ the
h,! ° O ' val
; nl Pow ell fa m ily In
D
V m
I D « E » .
,,trou1
<5 ®nd
and M rs.
rs - J.
J - j J . - G411-
Po
I
.
•
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n
u
n
'l
’tv.
-
-
-
liid
a
v
ncrin.l
r.ffor.n,,
,
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H
a
ro
ld
and
H
e
rb
e
rt
W
h
ltlo
clr
-c
an n u al budget w hich le passed up­ W
M ay 17 School d is tric t 131 held bolid?V Pe r ‘°<i o ffe rin g the incen- " aroId
itlo c k , r Cot-
were chosen.
ehoaen
W oolcott
oolcott were
M rs i ..... Cottage G lo v e Sunday
on by the budget com m ittee.
its ann ual picnic Sunday
Sunday. A larce
l a r g e ' 'tlve
f ° r trip
tn p s
a by thousands of per- f M, G ro v‘ ' AJ1
AH w e
ere
Present fo
foi r
ik e n t th©
J K n: n « w o r lh a n d
C hurch <»f C h rivt. I
G.
Shaw . , It«
u ve r°
r® preaent
1 rance served delicious cake
ami a bount©-
bounte- 80n8-
*on3> ccnt-a-m
$cnt-a-m iic
lie ro u n d trip tran
trans-
s- 125 fu
*u n neral
e ra l except A r th u r W h itlo c k ,
close o f the m eeting M rs Ed Anhhv L . ¿ ‘ ‘V1 ° / 1 ’’G land spent Sunday Pastor. ^Sunday school. 9:4ft, Clem crowd enjoyed games and
. .... o f .ano
o r t ta
rp o \izill Ho
’t<,a' 1,n* <’oa‘a ’ f'*n te U n e .
next J»ltb ¿he ( j , 'oru5 H o h m an
fa m ily S a rff, superintendent, the men
ous picnic lunch w ith lots o f « ic e 1 D
p2»r
a tiiin
t i?n fn
^ares
be nia«n,i
placed 1«.
in I her© are tw o hrnth«r*M
brothers, Joseph
w ill be the hostess fo r the
...»
Th*
newspapers In
h u rsday
rsd a y
F a r n s w o r t h nnd M rs. H o h m an thia school arc w ith the Com m un- cream . Closing exercises wil* be held
by Southern
P a c ific com-
h illo ck, Stockton, Cal., and Theo-
. m " 11-!'-1' at the club on T
T m hu
u rs d a y . }r
l.te re .
itv
e n « Bible
a««; forenoon
ser- W
W ednesday
pa”
v
dore W h ‘ tlock, Illino i«.
the U nited Slates nave figured out
i'e e a sisters.
|ty M
M en's
Bible d
class;
forenoon ser-
ednesday in
in th©
the school
school hou^e
house
paJ5v
the actu al cost In cash per line of
M
r.
a
m
i
M
rs
Donald
\
\
Itch
er
and
vice.
11.
serm
on
topic,
"A
lm
o
s
t;"
eve-
M
r.
and
M
rs.
D
an
D
u
ra
n
sneni
D
a
‘
es
o
f
the
o
ffe
r
have
been
an-
A p re tty outdoor wedding took
every line o f e d ito ria l, local and Place In the woods n ear the home of i v
r. "” ’
Jean and ,b e F ' E ' nitlK «ervlcc. 8. by request the eve- Sunday at W alden a t the home of ' ¡’ ounf ed hy T . M . Boyd, local agent
new« that go©« into a newspaper, M rs. Eloise W h e ele r at 10:30 on \ \ itch vr fa m ily w ere Sunday d in n e r nlng theme Is in answ er to the th e ir son Lee.
,o r th e railro ad , as M a y 27, 28. 29
regardless o f how large or how Munday. A n a tu ra l bower o f vine .guests o f M r.
and
M rs.
W.
A. question "W h a t D iffe ren c e Does it
M r. and M rs. Cave came u d fro m an i 30' w i‘ h the re tu rn lim it on a ll
■m all the paper and th a t cost varies m aple Interlaced
"
l
.
/
.
M
y.
•
in
d
d
i
u
g
l
i
'.
i
Vein
anv>.
w
h
a
‘
C*!“
rcb
N
a
m
e
th
e
ir
ranch
near
C
u
rtin
W
ednesday
set. ? t ,Jnid.n ,« h t of. M onday,
w ith w ysterls,
fro m 1’4 cents to 2'» cents a line w ith a w edding bell hung In It. was
Ho when you feel lik e cussing ihe the place chosen fo r the m a rria g e and Ila o f Blue M o u n ta in attended
e d ito r fo r not publishing your of .Mias L ilia n B a rg a r o f St. Helens the schnod picnic S aturday.
____ ,_____ ,___
,,
_
___
_____
O regon’s greatest to u ris t year has
M rs Iphn K n ox and d au g h ter er m eeting T hu rsday evening at 8, have movetT to a s tra w b e rry fa rm
spring poetry, rem em ber th a t It to Rudolph H a th u w av . p rincip al of
started out w ith a bang! D u rin g
would coat h im 2 cents a line In the M onm outh high achool Rev M M a rjo ry and M rs Caahatt of Salem choir practice follows.
near Scio which th e y bought re-
' s ¿ T
W M
" ndK
• * «
CPntlv and M r
o f Eugene h ^
the firs t three m onths 8,505 v isitin g
?aab ,0 put *t In type, m ake It up A Groves o f C ottage G rove o fflc l- F
Sluslaw Route la Selected.
cars were registered in Oregon as
brot h-
'leased th© Pasq Crppk QArvig»»
in th« new spaper form s, run the ated and little Miss M a rv a l Jaan r«. J S iftis. j it« \ \ ltltici -
er o f M rs Knox, M rs Cashatt nnd
i
o iiin n in lty M en's Rllde Ulnae— ,, on
C reek Service s t a - . Selection o f the riv e r route fo r against 7,442 d u rin g the s im ila r p er­
ai^ih2i?r?U
i
h
’
.t*
fol,l ‘ hem . ; D a rn e ll was flow er g irl. A num ber
the
Siuslaw
h
ig
h
w
a
y
fro
m
E
u
g
e
n
e
_____
iod
last y _
e _
a r— a gain o f 1.063 cars.
rs.
Scars,
had spent
T h
he
s jfo r tio
men
—' p “ r i n k K
nres«,ha i d * d u i ' ik ’ / “.T " " °F f . lh e of f ^ n d s w ere
present,
among M
nw
ntns
,n u who
ashington
and several
I . on ^
o ,d c la ’a a ffilia
n ;: w
m ith
£ t e no
‘ V t church
“ “ ‘t £ ; Mrah
M r ii^ B e r t ’ S i c ld e T o n t e r d l ^ f o U o w ’J n a L a l t
iLF.e„. » it" ! 1d ,a ,f ,b u t* the a rtic le or whom were M rs. M cD an iels of Eu- m onths In W a shin gton and is on
In-, w av to C a lifo rn ia , accom panied » rm o ry every Sunday forenoon a t Konev nt D ra in SundJ^’ B 1 °
plane c r u i^ 'h v cm .rnv
VY,lth the Rreat num be r o f con
" ,fJe C“ ° a », l n
And gene. M rs Eloise W h eeler, M r. and
t h e q in « i« »
ventions to be held on the coastanc
theh^ . t h o ? P*?*.‘t mB" V ,lm C’ thnl J ira E rn ,,* t D a rn e ll and children, them and I «pending eve:«; ..ays 9:4o; the lesson. "P resent D ay Con- p ,,.-' \ i , 15i „ r v ,..,|U K a y 'K
•
dltlons in the L ig h t o f ProDhecv "
e- j ,
1 5 , , t l h“ 3 been con‘ .u Sluslaw c o u n try d u rin g w hich
w ith the g re a t Legion conventio.
J f l h*
r ° * m b* eame M r. and M rs Oscar W h eeler and at the Sears home.
I O Shaw teacher
Hrophecy
H n « I to his bed fo r several days three possible routes w ere checked to be held in Po rttan d OragOT wd
D
o
ro
th
y
and
R
u
th
H
o
h
m
an
of
te»id
Tvh’ n • " * * d l,o r h’ "l- d nu ghter Doris.
M is s
M iria m
• • •
w ,t? 8t° m ach trouble.
T h e flig h t was p rin c ip a lly over e n te rta in the greatest in flu x a t vi«
’ nd at
M rs S arah M ontgom ery of D ra in ‘ he C h ick a h o m in y d is tric t and the (tors that she'^has ever had *
° U’ “
f r * ° ?hra K''». M r.
and M rs. H ira m U. of O. spent the w eek
ooples o f the paper. T his newspa- W h e ele r nnd children. M rs. Mary home.
llighyya.y B aptist Church, H e n ry has visited fo r the past w eek w ith purpose was to investigate reported
I t is estim ated bv J E Shelton
G ro ver r W i illia
m s t , and
tw o com- W
a s to r .......Sunday
e r jtie
ee. M
rs. M.
J.
rin i. i. .
? ’. - ^
r e t a r y ’- m a n k g e r V t h
^ ’ O ragm
ThLJ
Kr? a?
~ y*« B u rcham and Miss Lena B urcham . , ..........
- i y'l
i
** C. ilson
i ° ° " l ® * Davis.
' " M
10, rS' r P K iisior.
s
u
n a a y h mvi
anew,
mrs.
m. mpt
j . P r e
’erin
iv
u ic «
wm en
m e b<
roan
mis:nt J than
roi-
w©©r»t«rv
»u«
ted
at‘
t
h
-
I
'
¡
h , k i n 7 ' i,
r
h
'*5;
a
rl
M
ills
'
super'
-r»T
he
Soclal
c,ub
a
wepk
a«o
*?w
w
hieh
wouId
"
shorter
S
t
a t7 M o tm associat^or?that^ThL,
L CT
?ca<**
hoth men and A delicious picnic d in n e r was en-
? v \ -
x 1 u -‘ n
'
. " ’ 'e n d e n t ; f o r e n o o n s e r v ic e , sermon T h u rsd ay at the home of M rs. ... A. ‘ he riv e r route
v is ito r? w ill
in O re e o i tJ ± ”
I W.?r* n* v* r ,n " n rln l Joyed at noon, cakes, salad» and T
M, ,
«
H ou" n ew » » « « .- N o evening M ackey. B u tte rfly quilt blocks were ,
-----------------------
? r*5 on..? \«
1?.
"
th#
r
l,V0*'
anrt
w ouldn't Ice cream being served
M r and a m- d ,e w
f
ift
y
m
illio
n
dollars,
w hich w ill be
Know a new spaper nreas
|f m
they
rs. H
th a w a v
y left
,o r bov« ‘were o n t h e n w « L ? \ i p , P -» service as the church w ill unite In em broidered and a delicious J ln n e r
uir«» II
ev M
-ors.
n n a in
le n by
hy auto
au
G o lf P ro Is Y'isltor.
u
iv ie m
an twice
more
than
tw
ice
the
sum le ft in
<
’’O
d
',^
'iu
re
«i?*.
■«?
1
wav
E
n
tia
h
the
union
services
in
the
high
school
was
served
at
noon.
**7
could— ° r th in k they could
¡M o ’Y't_
n m o ««__*
u th In the afternoon
R a y Pow ell, pro a t Ilahee Coun- Oregon last year.
“-—
r lin TllA
u __
. u lunibla w ith three
race
horses.
gym nasium . Young people's m eet-
M rs. E rn e s t M cR eynolds and son
n®WHPn P©rH b©tt©r i than
Th© _ M
anheck ranch Is g re a tly Im -
\
~
i
i
y
Jclub-
S
a
l
e
m
,
visited
here
T
his
w
ill
be
a
ll
n
ew
m onr
they are being ru n .— Bowie (A rts .) proved, moet of th© building© hnv
JaS,c,,on J ntl ‘ aon ings at 7 o’clock.
Austin visited
M rs. M cR eynold's M o n d a y and took a 36 tw ice on the brought Into O regon fro m othe
Tribune.
Ing
w hitew ashed, nlao the
T u e ®day at the Ralph
sister, M rs. O verholser,
on
S ilk local
course. N u m b e r 7 green, states and it w ill go to
farm ers
fence pouts.
W rig h t home near Creawoil.
| creek Sunday.
w hich gives trouble to all
local hotel men. autonvobile servicing sta
M r. and ^hr
M r r .i (i.C
George
Brown
TW IN OAKS TO MOVE TO I ‘ ’ E “ w * ‘ a K - r i W l I h a . t h . whooping
r 7 >o f* G A.
^ l„ 'n
r0lq.n
la ltin
M rs. F. M. Chapm
C hapm an
an I is . v
vis
itin g
g divot diggers, d id n ’t b other h im tions, restaurants and re ta ile rs It
anu a u S
a r ^ r v y ^ Childers
, e™b
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ooeervance
la a ire
d i h l y , 7.«
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LOCATION MAIN STREET Cfn,R
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have
n ^ p practical-
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£ C £
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f fsn
a m an*y
ited Sunday
a ' t t h Ihe
L aw
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day
have l^
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p b o In F d u ia
^ ii m uch
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ly com pleted and w ill be announced b.
p ri i « , / - „ ’i ,2" ’ , c f ° ° , w 11 second s h o t Pow ell got one o f his ment to thousands o f m en and w ll
T h e T w in O aks L u m b e r com pany
w
,^ p“ ' ,a u .
M is t A lm n Llndam ood o f c o tta g e ln 'h e next issue of The Sentinel, w ith heV nex^ W e d n ? « d « v ’
3b's a fte r ta k in g a five or six on aid m a te ria lly In re tu rn in g O re
w ill move Ite o ffice Into the Joe K i^ lT e b*Jtetted^t*hP bn <L a n iC U,ii.Oi ‘ 0 ,,,v p httended lhe school picnic There w ill he the usual parade to
M r and M rs Opend8 iile r.. have n um ber 4 green.
gon’s business cycle to n orm alcy
T S m ith b uildin g n ear the corner «.aews.
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B a ttc rv Holds T e n t i m i i
o f Seventh and M a in w hich
has
. yi T hpV mado, <he ITip
trip Pm urday.
w hore there w ill be an address by „ » « , i , i t
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hy m o to r as fa r as the fo rks on the
Ihe
boen oaeunlad
hv Short's
a t . . » . . second 1
j some speaker. T h e re w ill he a pro-
g j (foshell and son D elm er
,
P fin h Calllson, head coach at the
B a tte ry "E" held a special* d rill
been
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o f S Oregon:
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hand store. M r. S hort w ill
move
Hi- ton. f o r m e r t in lv .r x .ilv -A — k . „ j _____ _
Pr” P «raiio n roi
there hiked by w ay o f the Ridge
across the s tre e t In to the Job build­ hotel and O rlzxly m o u ntain to the
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qTeaklng
A1“ " n
L °ra X
^ i . s V ^ o ’f X ^ L l l S
i ’ V
ing. T h e
lum ber
com pany w ill
Chnm plon nnd fro m there down to
c a rry a stock o f finished lum ber
e ir cars over C hnm plon ereek line is 8600 m iles long, 3100 n tlle i of
and sm all Item s In Its new location, th
Ä T h; X u rd ay ”
the
"
road.
land nnd 2-100 m iles o f w ater.
but its m a in lu m b e r stock w in re­
F o u n ta in Pen in k . Sentinol.
fleers.
m ain a t Its present location.
T h e change w ill be made about
By Oaborne
June 1.
s CHANGES IN CHARTER
UP fü ll VOTE FRIDAY
FOfl LOCAL GOLFERS
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I
H¡>íh School Notes
RALPH HAND DEFEATS
H. D. W hitlock D ies
Effects Heart Attack
t
Lane Officers Consider
GULS Employe Salaries A“,'n “n<*
lf.-
C h u rc h N ew s j
Gain Already N oted
In Tourists
Rawananae«
THE FEATHERHEADS
Mrs. Charlee C. Curtis Die«.
F u n era l services wore held Tues­
day
aftern oo n
fo r
Mrs.
M a rla
D ew ey C u rtis, who died Sunday eve­
n in g a t the fa m ily home on Row
riv e r. E ld e r P au l Iverson o f the
A d ve n tis t church o fficiated. M r. and
M rs. C u rtis came here a m onth ago
fro m Pasadena, Cal.
M rs. C u rtis was born J u ly 18,
1864, a t M orpeth, O nt.
She waa
m a rrie d M arc h 29. 1884, at V la a lla
Cal., to Charlea C. C u rtis, w ho sur­
vives. 8he was a m em ber o f the
A d ven tist church, of the Rebekahs
and o f the w om en’s re lie f corps.
T h e re Is one survivin g child, Mra.
G. E . Annand, who moved here re­
cently fro m Pasadena, and
three
brothers and tw o sisters living
In
C a lifo rn ia .
L ig h t F ro at H its Gardena.
A lig h t fro st e a rly Sunday m o rn ­
ing h it tender plants In a num ber I
o f gardens o f the olty. T he dam age
was not serious.
Fountain Pon Ink. Sentinel.