State
E agle C o n v e n tio n
June 1 6 ,1 7 ,1 8
VOLUM S X L
COTTAGE GROVE
fetta
In th» three precincts waa aa fol-
I Iowa:
I Reassessment a m e n d m e n t—
1
3
3
T tl
LUMBER TO SELL
IFPRICESRISE
N l M I I K I t 38,
üui
I SCHB0L8UDBETSHOWS COTTAGE GROVE LOSES
R E C R E A « 54.408 TO HEILIG TEAM 4-3
Mrs. U in ph rey Finds
Lost Diam ond
Yea
- - 74 73 A4 310
N o -------------------------- SO
41» 4» 178
^
Appoint m a n i o f offloara—
T o lose a valuable diam ond ring,
T aa — ---------------------- «M 7«
83 264
Io advertise fo r It, to search fo r It
N o ---------------------------66
44
33 143
various placee where she had
N o explan ation o f tha am am i
■
Several recidente o f
C o tlag a Thig I» DfMpiUi a Raduotion County Souter» O e t
Entire at
been, to com pletely give It up for
Steiwsr, Hawley, Hom Oet Big m anta waa m ade except th a t oar- O n o r i/ B io r a n t F in d » F o r m e r » O ro v * «»»ought they ware going to
Score In One Inning on Er­ limi and then to unexpectedly f.nd
rlad In T ha Sentinel.
u e o r g o j o r s o i g tutta » A»
c a tch a nUibar or robtwra rad hand
of 13,950 in Antici­
It In a box of places o f cloth In her
P r w tn c t Com m itteem en.
Vote Here In Primaries
lad a t about V o'clock M onday night,
rors by Locals.
Waut
to
Buy
and
Ootug
own home was the both unpleasant
F o r republican p r e c i n c t com.
pated Receipt».
! a fte r a report had been telephoned
and
pleaeant experience or M rs C.
m ltteem en
th a
»»-called
regu­
Held Last Friday.
to the city hall th a t th e C ottage
Back to Horses.
C o lla g e G rove m et Its firs t de­ K. U m p h rey
la r tic k e t waa alaciad w ith tha una
¡G ro ve o ieam ery had been entered
O
ffic
ia
ls
of
the
school
district
and
feat
In
the
Cascade
baseball
league
M rs (Jinphrey had been to the Graduation Exercises Conclude
exception th a t Charlee H a ll dafaat-
that the robbara ware » till there advisory members of the
budget Munday whan the Jlelilg theater box of cloth patches Just before
Two City Amendments Appar­ a«l Ed W leee In tha flrat precinct, A very em ail general upw ard and
and at w ork.
com
m
ittee
hava
taken
seriously
tha
boys
ra
m
»
her»
fro
m
Eugonn
am
i
missing
(he rin g a m onth or six
Four Years' Work for
tha vota being 83 t» 3A. In tha »cc- trend In tha prlca of fa rm product»
Kecurdei llraaaa, who waa
at
ently Adopted with Part
ond precinct I I . W . Ixm ib ard de­ would mean that farm e rs of the i hand practice In tha f ile hall, a n ­ dem and fo r decreased expenses In wont homo w ith the long »nd o f a Weeks ago. and did not go to tile
Cías» of 1932.
feated F. O. B ennett 48 to 38 In tha middle west, c entral
atatea and swered tha phone and put out a the oonduct of public business T he 1-3 »cor« An a ir-tig h t brand o f ball box again u ntil a few days ago,
of Vote Musing
th ird precinct R lb art Hade had no other portion» of tha country would signal fu r N ig h t O ffic e r Schaeffer. result la (hat at the aniniul meet was pluyud up to Uis f ifth Inning, when the flra t th in g to greet her
Ing
o
f
taxpayers
to
he
held
June
»
Ill'll
tha
locals
luoeanod
up
and,
e
y
e
was
tho
lost
rin
g
I
t
had
slipped
oppoaltlon on tha tlck a t and
re­ a la rt buying an tmmeiiee quantity Il ie e a a I hen picked up l£d Wleee
Senior Junior Banquet, Bacca­
20 a budget w ill be subm itted that through a fa te fu l series of orrors,
C o ttas» O ro ve stood by fa ith fu l ceived 7» votea to 3 fo r L, L. lla r - of western lum bar. T his la tha word and started fo r the oream ery Io Is 34.408 »0 less than the one sub­ let four of the visitors cross tho o ff her fin g e r Ihe previous lim e
aarvanta
,o u rlh pracm
precinct
arvanta o f tha paat In
tn ita
Its vota
vote I In n ¡ l u / ' * “ ,b
Y 'J î •"•»«»«■
ci W
w o r rth
m brought by tlao rg B jo reet of tha give aid to the n ig ht o fflre r. On the m itted a year ago. and thia deaplle home p ln tta r fo r tha only »cores tha (het ehe had turned over the con­
laureate, Claxi Night Are
tenta
o
f
the
box.
lor r S
Stai-
D P
Cam aron
eron 66
SB D augherty Lum bar com pany, who
tha p rim aries F rid a y . Sen ato
te l-1 , I l a ’ ! { 7 X ay
* * “ •*••«•<» D
»’ ■ Cam
way they picked up tha editor of a reduction o f <3.860 In anticipated
lla lllg team got d u rin g tha game.
w ar, Congressman H a w le y, Sacra- ;
has returned fro m a five-w eek in«- li... S m iin a l T h e three snaakad
Events of Week.
C o tlag a G rove tightened In Ihe
ta r y of S tats H a l R. Hoaa. A tto rn e y I
T “ * Lwnnty T icket-
| lo r trip that look h im to C h ic a g o , I upon (h a ir prey and ware guarding receipts, an Increase o f 3I.1AA In the
G en eral V a n W in k le , C ounty C la rk !
* * * reault o f the vote F rid a y , ! *•»• Louis. Kansas C ity and other j re a r aud fro n t entrances whan tha Item fo r debt service am i an In eighth uii.l in th e ir tu rn at bat
ore»»« o f 33.430 In the em ergency ! »cored tw o rune on three neatly
T h is lx the big w eek In high
D illa rd , Suprem e C o u rt
Judges ,h # follow in g w ill ba the county ' f ’ M U In the Mississippi and Mte- o fflo a r a rriv ed w _____
..
_
_
llh ln _
a few
ino-
fund lla m to care fo r anticipated , placed hits. I t looked In the nin th
school life and Charles F. W a lk e r,
Bean and B row n and S h e riff Bown
tic k e t to be voted on In Novem ber suurl valleys. H a found farm e rs go- manta. T hey
ware Joined by C lyde . ax delinquencies
ae though they m ig ht hava a chance
president
of N o rthw estern Hchool of
w are am ong those endorsed by elto-
C ounty Judge Republican. C. P lnM ahead w ith th eir usual crops and S m ith and Huston
Dunn, who had
. ± 0 . ”.
•’Mp* ‘ 1
, : J I to tie the score when they added
Comm ercs, w ill be the speaker a t
tore hare. A ll of the»» w are noml-
B a rn a rd ; dem ocrat. Fred Flak.
(crop conditions (ha beat they have turned In the a la rm and a lso by
{an
oth
er
ta
lly
on
a
single
and
an
com m encem ent exercises to be held
nated axcapt S h e riff Bown. H a rm a n
C ounty com m issioner — R epu b ll- been In many years. G razin g lands V an B eatty, night d a r k a t H o te l ,
K m i t e ll f r o m w h ic h i i o l n t t h e c e l l ” ^ n t y lU IK i, <»i el/MMI in t h e I tlf lu u n t ¡e rro r In Centerfield. T h e side
In the high schtxd gym nasium to­
L a fk y , resident o f tha
olty, waa ;<-,n- C linton H u rd ; dem ocratic. Cal in South D a k o ta war» in p artic u la r- h
^ been r e f t T ó f t t h . ^ f f l c . r
-
fru " '
•« ••n .n .a ry fund ! retired , however, before anythin g
night H e la said to be a speaker
favored hare fo r one o f tha post- Toung.
ly good condition, but tbs prlca for
>t
1126
In
Ih»
am
ount
lo come fr« m | else happetie<l.
Of
of
unusual force and b rillian cy and
Ruleaee
of
Qrcat
Amount
tlona on tha laglslatlva tlckat, but I C o un ty surveyor - Republican, p . j livestock la auch th a t stock grow-
T h e fro n t door o f the oream ery
C o lla g e G ro ve and Eugene are
! this w ill be his - firs t appearance
ran f a r behind over the «.junly. H a M Mora»
***
1 are are not buying any lum bar. A ll wae wide open and a ll advanced thè state fund. o f |70o In thè
am
ount
to
come
fro
m
thè
county
{now
tied
for
firs
t
piece,
each
liav-
■ here.
Foreign Capital Is Ker­
____ upon the robber», w ith the o ffic e r
got a heavy vote In c o u n try pre-
c o u n ty c le rk .— Republican. W . B those on the land have p erm itted
won tw o and lost one.
T h e re m a in d er o f the program
clncta of thia and o f tha county.
.D illa rd ; dem ocratic. Sam Lehm an . re p a ir w ork to get year» behind and well Ih tho lead, but no one waa high echimi fund. of 370(1 In alate I Ing
T h e box »core:
and
follerai
eubeldles
and
o
f
In
w ill be as follows:
nel
of
Proposal.
A lthough Congressm an
H a w le y ^ C o u n ty c o r o n e r — Republican they are hoping fo r condition» that found and app aren tly nothing had
¡Cottage G rove
AH H H E
1 P ro c e s s io n a l'-H ig h school orches­
waa defeated In hla d is tric t, ha ra- Charlaa P. Poole; dem ocratic. M ar- w ill p erm it th e ir catching up w ith been disturbed W hen It H. T r a s k , eundry recalpta.
1
tra .
calvad 213 vote» hare again st »1 fo r 'on Vaatch.
th is w o r k
T h a r , w ill be no c o ,,,- ow n er of t b . c, e m e r y , bed b»«n I b ^ T ^ d T ^ f o u S « ’ « ¿ '¿ r e l
n
A proposal fo r bond loan banks
.4 0 2 1
in this (tot out of bed by a phone call fro m , r „| 8 7 ?
¡„ .« r v ia n ,,, t V - ’ L h iih Collin», r f
H a lu ta to ry —R u th Olson.
M o t t C ottage O rova Is loyal
to _ C ounty assessor— Republican. Ben petition w ith substitutes
over the nation, w hich app aren tly
Hwanxnn.
c
2b
_
_
__
4
0
0
0
hie
place
of
business
he
waa
o
f
t
h
e
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-
*
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p*
r-v-,a,-°-n
h
,«
h
V a le d ic to ry —O rv a l E tte r.
butlnsae.
H e rb e rt H oover, as 133 w rote In F K eeney
•chool tearhere. 31.515. grette teach. , K n ickerbo cker, e e ____ 8 2 1 2 o riginated in Cottage G rove and lx
N um bers by senior sextet.
opinion
that
he
had
left
the
door
hla nam e w hile 137 voted fo r
c o u n ty school superintendent —
F arm e rs of tha great g ra in gro w ­ open
being
considered
by
the
w
n
e
te
c
u
r­
Cooper,
|i
.
,
when
he
left
the
cream
ery
bEm
h/’
l’
l
M
»
•
upp,1•
,'•
,:m
0'
4
1
1
0
P resentation o f aw ard»— P rin c i­
F rance, tha only nam e printed on Republican. I-aurence C
M o ffitt; ing atatea were found to be letting
be lo c k e d ' andU*theo
rem dre'* »'nd ’ tm d m D W itc h e r, c f _______ ...4 0 2 0 rency com m ittee a t W ashington, pal F. L G ran n ie
tha tlck at.
.dem ocratic. V a ra Todd Crow.
th e ir tractors go amt are retu rn in g
1
'iinn.
If
was
explained
a
t
tho
Tuesday
noon
4
0
0
0
Roosevelt, fo r the dem ocratic 1 , , D **«r l ?t a tto rn e y — Republican, W to nor»»», w ith
the
result
that th a t tha door be locked and then m ent. 3760; o oxllla / agencle«. »380; B rlc b e r lb
~
3 0 0 0 luncheon of tha cham ber of co«^ I
n o m in a tio n fo r preaidant, ra n two
Brook»; dem ocratic, D o n a l d horses are htgher In pries than they returned to bed
2 0 Ò 1 merce by O. V. Breese. Senator
fu rn itu re , equipm ent anti m unicipal W oodard, 2b
l*renentation of diplom as—C h a ir-
to three to one oyer A lfa lfa B ill
.
, have been for m any years
Tha
asaeeemente. 3Í45 Theee reductions Gatex, c .....
.1 0
0 0 Htslw er. who Is a m em ber o f the man C. A. Bellder.
M u rra y .
| S h e riff — R e p u b l i c a n . C. A farm ers realise th a t by the use of
total 38.044 40.
currency com m ittee, has expressed
T he annual Junior-senior banquet
C ity Am endm ents Adopted.
; "w a rts ; dem ocratic. C al P rv o r
1 horaee they are m a k in g a m a rk e t I
Himself
T otal» _ _ _ __ _ _ _
A detailed statem ent o f the bud
33 3 8 6 Interest In the Idea and
was held F rid a y n ig ht and bacca­
T w o am endm ents proposed to tha
R epresentative« — Republican. for a large part of th e ir crop
gel appears elsewhere.
H a lllg
A B R I I E presented It to the com m ittee
laureate
services were held Sudsy
City c h a rte r have undoubtedly bean , . , r ' H ill, E. A. M eC ornack. C. A.
M r. lljorset found indications that
Dunn, n» if
T he basis o f the plan Is th a t the night Rev.
n 0
I I W . Davis of the Ban-
adopted, although election officials {«untlngton; dem ocratic, F r a n k I tourist tra ffic to the coast w ill be 1
1 Hainnierlckxeri. c f _
0
0
0
0
In precinct 4 failed to post tha vote M endenhall.
the heaviest It has aver been and 1
‘ Perrin». 2b
8
1
0
0
___ ______ „
The
a ll planning a trip west have put 1
as required by la w T h e m a jo rity In ,
V o te In C o ttage Grove
Inm nn. lb
4 1 2 1
Good L ife ," O th e r num bers were:
Oregon on th e ir Itin e ra ry W h ile !
the o th er precincts la belle veil »uf-
T h e v o le in . •«
Brew er, r f .
...
C ottage Grove and attraction s In the oentral e ta te e a re !
4 0 0 0 parity, to establish bond loan banks. Proeaaslonal. high school orchestra;
' outlyin g p recinct*
M u rra y , c ... .
was as follows
4 0 2 1 one In each state. 7'hese banks num bers by glee club» and by a
jw e ii w orth w hile, M r B joreet can Memorial Sunday Services to
Arey, If
S 0 Ò 0 would buy up m unicipal and other w om en’« q u artet composed of M rs.
I
¡caxlly understand why Uregon has I
D
iels
3b
dis­ Ir a Isom, Ml«» M y rtle Kern, Miss
1 1 0 0 bonds a fte r an Investigation
J become the great playground o f the
Be Held Sunday Forenoon
Haglnaw. O re . M ay 33
(Hpeclal.) Lynch, p
3 0 0 0 closed that the tax in g units Issu­ Sara-Louise Shields and M rs. W ll-
£
■« M **
I
country.
T
h
ere
la
nothing
like
It.
,
M a r y A lm a Benetun made a re­ Madlxon. as __ . .
M
in the Armory,
_ 4 o o 0 ing them were able to m eet p ay ­ ‘ llam T hu m .
'n o th in g to even com pare w ith It In
m arkable record d u rin g the term of
?
S 1
ments, and theee Issues would be
5
Class night was observed W ednes­
3
J
g
I
•chool which has Just closed st
j ' any other state which he vleltrd.
5
Totale
..... J 3 4 4 2 am ortised over a period of years, day w ith the follow ing program :
□
l'ourlete th a t thum b th e ir w ay
1
A rrang em en ts have been fo n t- S a g in a w
She wax the cham pion
not
g reater than 30, a t a low er In ­
3
N
um
m
ary
£
S tru c k out by Lynch
k
Class
ro ll — E th e lb e rt C raw fo rd ,
1
«•»nt
atao
to
have
taken
to
the
west.
s
i
--------------------------- pleted fo r lha usual M em o rial day 1 »peller, not having had a misspelled
Q
a
Cooper 7; baere on baile. Lynch terest ra te than the present one». president class of '32
£
3
i
&
Ê.
Q
it w ork I observance next M onday.
j rcilher more pereunx are at
¡w ord d uring Ihe e n tire term , and . Cooper 9;
K -4
This would not only decrease the
stolen
base»
Collins
2,
F o r P resid ent—
"H ere's to Cee Gee H l" (T u n e
In ihe central atatea
or
hoboes!
M em o rial Sunday services w ill be «he wax n eith e r absent nor tard y iia m m e rlc k s e n ' I n m a n
D taie
total am ount of interest to be paid
"Anchors A w elgh " — (w ords by
F r a n c s ___________ 83 1 27 28 29 137 29 29 48 U 58
by • on“ “ ‘ hV n>««h.M fo r held Nunday forenoon in the ar- d uring the term
I three b ,, e hu Cooper
by m u n icipalities and other unite
17 36 11 the num
E
vslyn
S m ith ) —Song by class o f ‘32.
ber
on
the
highw
ays
wee
m
ory.
7
he
address
w
ill
be
by
R
ev
D.
1
A
ll
eighth
grade
pupils
t«»
te
d
1
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'
Hoover
I 33 80 17 123
Issuing bonds, but ann ual paym ents
0 14 _
14
1
8 1C about 1 per cent o f the num ber In I’ . C am eron o f the Presbyterian ¡Th ey are E th el Jonee. E ln a ra W ell- Swanson
—
Class history M ild red Cliapm nn.
F o r U. 3 Senator
would be eo reduced
th a t there
U m p ire In chief. O
Hm
lth;
Selections — Senior sextet, M a-
, the west.
church, whoea subject w ill l»e, " A ! » f . Dale C hapm an and Jack East- scorer, Cochran; tim e
C lark ____________ 1» » 14 12
0
86 14 11 16
gam e. 2 would ba an Im m ediate reduction delle Ueldler, G ladys Bproule, R e ts
6 12
1 13 1!
Although re ta il yards are buying Soldier'» Dream . " T h e re w ill be ape- I burn.
In the tax load.
the bonds would
hours.
Duncan ____
6
4
3
21
4
2
4
Halles,
E rm a
Bennett,
Frances
2
4
1
4
1 only » b a t they absolutely have to, clal vocal num ber» by the Kaglea I
------ _ _ _ _ _
be retired on the am o rtiza tio n plan, M sckln . D o ro th y Stew art.
H a r t a n ____
2
2
8
16
1
6
2
B
0
8
e
1 M r. Bjoreet sold enough lum ber to q u a rte t and the ladles' q u a rte t o f ! rA
there
would
be
no
refun
d
in
g,
ao
S ta n fie ld ___
Vocal aolo— E s th e r Allen
> 11
8 11
49
»
7
w hile
and Ine P resbyterian ohuroh
I H a ttc r V
IS P r T I « C i i
1
1 18
1
6
1 m ake the trip w orth
th a t every bond Issue would be
S t e l w e r __________ 33 66 71 30 388 S3 14 41
Class prophecy—V ic G o ff, E velyn
’• ’■ ' - • I > 3 »
I «1 1 s t . U
1 61 17 28 19 ■ S * 4. * * n u m b « ' of new contact» ) Gn Monday. M em orial day. the
d efin ite ly retired.
Sm
ith. S ettin g, heaven;
tim e, fu ­
F o r Congressman
¡H e found th a t business to U ta h and usual parade w ill fo rm at the new
A featu re of the proposal th a t ture.
| Colorado has been leeaened because a rm o ry at 9 30 and inarch to tha
H aw lay __________ 60 30 67 37 313 12 18 28
probably w ill d ra w fire la th a t when
< 26
8 30 12 a q u a n tity of native pine la being cemetery, where a pp ro priate exer
Saxophone solo— M elvin Eteese.
H o w a r d _________
theee banks buy a bond Issue, either
0
8
7
39
0
8
8
a 13
4
9
1 cut, but this la being found unsatis­ decs w ill be held. Key H ‘ W Davie
Class w ill— D o ro th y Stew art.
fro m the body Issuing the bonds or
H u l e t ____________ 17
E
lb
e
rt
Rede,
president
of
tha
4
6 10
40
6
7
8
3 21
Class
songs; "W e ’re the Sen-
2
6
9 factory for railroad m a te ria l.
Praise waa given
b attery
"E ''
of the Baptist church w ill d eliver a
fro m the persona holding an Issue
M o tt ________
28 16 18
»1 36 20 33 13 36 18 16 18
Extrem es In w eath er conditions short address and tha W om en's R e ­ Tuesday n ig ht by LL-Col. C lifto n cham ber o f com m erce o f thia city, already voted. 10 per cent of the iars"— tune, "H a p p y Days" (w ords
elected
vice
president
of
the
Ft>r 8ac'y o f S ta te
by E velyn
S m ith ); "T he Senior
I were encountered d u rin g the trip. lie f corps w ill give th e ir rttu alletle E rw in follow ing an Inspection at
I-ane county cham ber a t a session purchase price would be paid In
’ Hoes
"H e re Comes the
61 73 41 344 41 20 60 1» 66 21 33 24 M r Bjoreet and hla com panion, 1 w ork.
which he was present. H e wae ac­ held Saturday a t Florence. E a rl naw currency, thia currency to be Class" — tune
Sun"
(w
ords
by
E v e ly n S m ith )—
P a lm iter
.48 31 30 26 134 23 24 22 10 36 11 >1 30 George M organ, were held up tw o 1 A t 2 30 In the afternoon a public com panied by Lieut. M elcher of Mai-
HUI o f (5 u h m > n m em ber of the d efin ite ly retired a» paym ents are class o f '32.
day»
at
M
eJlclna
Bow.
W
yo.,
by
a
F o r S tate T re a s u re r
m eeting w ill be held al Ihe A rm o ry lem. A feed followed re g u la r d rill. le g is la t u r e , was elected
made on the bonds against which
p
resid
en
t
Class poem ("F o llo w D ream » w ith
H olm an ________ JO 46 71 U 368 38 29 49 19 87 31 >5 80 snow storm and In South D ako ta at w hich Rev. U A Grove» of the A lh-year eervlcs medal wae pr«»- K A M eC ornack o f Eugene la the the curren cy Is Issued. I t 1» claimed
D eed»")— H a r r ie tt W isem an.
¡th e y anoountered a tem p e ra tu re o f M ethodist ahurcb w ill apeak.
.sented S ergeant B ert H a tch , a 6- r e t i r i n g p r e s id e n t . E
Scharping
by the proponents th a t thia would
22 23 M
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rla
n
,
»7 13 12 15
4 24
6 18 13 i 100 _ degrees.
Plano d u a l—France» M ackln , M a ­
the : M em bers of the com m ittee on ar- year medal waa presented Second
-s - - - T h e ir car
— was
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—
_
_
F o r A tto rn e y O enaral
secretary
o f the Eugene cham ber, Increase currency In circu lation d ill» Beldler.
i firs t out o f M edlolne Row a fte r the rangem ente have asked that every- m ^ t w iZ p r J ie T iid MHfo?d
j
w
ith
o
u
t
any
d
efla
tio
n
of
currency
B ronaugh
eh 21 28 34 110 14 20 ■
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1 21
9 13 18 •lo r m
one •—
ba -----------
urged - to set ............................’
aside theee two
now In circu lation , due to the by Advice to ju n io r» —Bernice Mca-
I Tn® ctU U nM r w ent on record
V an W in k le ______71 43 72 41 247 42 21 44 14 62 20 39 -28
days to honor our nem e» o f the past.
deflnlteneea
favo
rin
g
an
a
d
ra
rtle
ln
g
cam
oalvn
“
’ »'nuaneee fo
r» r Its re tire m e n t and
17.014 mile» fo r the trip .
Junior response— Paul Sander«.
F o r L eg islatu re
H o n C V B eC G d S
I ' l f ’ k f o r , th » e n tire county, o p e r a t i n g
w “ utld
by
F are w e ll song (tu ne.
"S m ilin '
M r. Bjoreet had a pleasant eur- ,
H i l l ----------------------- 84 86 44 37 200 28 18 47 12 4» 14 24 28
L o n d o n G r a d u a t io n P r o g r a m .
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w ith the O regon Coast H ig h w a y a». I
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H u n tin g to n ______30 59 73 43 256 31 22 32 14 45 17 28 21 D a k o ta .*b u t*foum4Oli K ^ t ha«?hï,h T h ’ fo llo w ,n « program was given
purchases
J
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c
.
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la
claim
ed
th
a
t
these
purchase«
social Ion. w hich nas already s ta rt-
class o f '32.
L a f k y ___
1 of bonds by the bond banks would
— 67 44 50 42 193 31 33 ®
18 48 20 29 31
eel such n cam paign.
1 li.h ,d
"* • l< h th «rade g raduation exer-
!im oubnatC,‘ofln; 0o „ ^ CU. ,.a ‘ ,0wn„u7dCh Im" ! ^ T h i e » re ^ are
. « 65 , mem bers o f the
M eC ornack __ __ 80 37 61 32 170 20 20 32 10 54 16 33 23 m ailed m Uhlm
A
general
cleanup
o
f
p
ro
perty
I .ir i r j h
^ * re on* Claee M onday evening
Nielson
-.
__ 65 28 52 28 163 34 28 38 17 56 10 28 22 before he a rrived . H e had w ritte n
along Ihe highw ays, rem oval of un­
Andrew«.
E
e th e r A llen. E th e l A rne,
' A m erica.
‘
I m ed iately s ta rt an u pturn In busl-
sightly building«, debris and o th er
F o r D is tric t A tty .
R e ta Bailes, A rth u r B auder, K a th ­
back to a hotel at which they had ’ Invocation. J. L. Lem m on,
Jack M au ld ln g wae c a rry in g one
: news.
eyesores,
and
a
general
re
p
a
in
tin
g
!
w
B r o o k e ______
leen B eldler, M adelle B eldler. E rm a
.39 30 26 33 117 20 18 1»
8 37
6 19 14 •topped asking th a t It be sent here ' l l a n o eolo, E s th e r Lem mon.
eye around In a sling the firs t of ¡cam paign waa agreed
upon. A ll l_ h^ “ K BC,lOn
by tha
Bennett, P a ris Breedlove, M elvin
R e i d ________
48 33 85 26 141 in 18 22 11 28
the week T h e story he told was | com m unities In the county w ill be ¡c‘,,,m b or upon the proposal,
Address, J. L. I-em m on
8 17 I t
Breese, V erd a
Brundage.
Gene
S la tte ry
34 28 86 18 103 12 13 28 10 2« 13 19 16
that he waa etung by a h o n e y bee a s k e d to cooperate. T he h ig hw ay
Vocal solo, Mrs. Iv a n Abeene.
B u rk e tt, M a rv Jane Caldw ell A nna
| w hile out flehlng Bunday. He said
Claes history. R obert C h erry
F o r C ounty C lark
C a rte r. M ild re d Chapm an, M en d al
V io lin duet, M axin e C u rrln and he never before knew th a t s u c h 11 launched by the garden clubs was
............. M
D illa rd
40 40 36 198 16 23 39 17 64 13 34 19
Collins. Ila Cooley. E th e lb e rt C ra w ­
1 little a n im a l could sit dow n -o hard ¡endorsed.
A lv in Dugan.
W a lk e r
......... 50 38 48 85 171 27 21 31
» 38 16 23 23 IS UNDER 0RDER8 FILED
ford. B ill DeLacey, E velyn Dugan,
Claes p r o p h e c y ,
M arg u e rite H e ran Into a s w arm o f (ho b«es
F o r Co. Com.
Inasm uch as the rhododondrone
A rd a th E astbu rn . O rval E tte r , T o m
R rookhart.
and waa unable to get aw ay before j ttja t grow and bloom profusely
Seattle. M ay 20. — C u rre n t new
______
1 G allo. Agne« Gates. Q<enn G llh a m ,
D r u r y ......... ........... .. 60 44 44 40 188 81 25 46
» 41 15 2« 24
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T
w
o
piano
selections.
Kathe)
Ann
V
ic to r G o ff, E rn e s t Gugglsberg,
H urd’
........... 20 32 38 18 117
4 10 19
8 40
4 17 15 business o f 216 Identical lum ber N ew ton.
T h e Cottage G rove band played Cleo G u n ter. M a ry H a rris o n , E d n a
are one o f the great­
m ill» reporting to the W eet Coast
Lovelace .................26
16 10 16
69
4
8
»
9
Oregon elate song. Interm ediate feet on som ething
7 10
a
8 Lum berm en's association fo r th»
est a ttrac tio n s of this scenic road f i r ,X ° c i r e t | « t r , strekn , Ona,'? S ,ra t M av H a rv c y ' Opal Hendereon. Juan-
children.
F o r Coroner
last i week. 1 On T hure- lta Hopper. A m y Johnson. Florence
plans were made at thle session to | ro r ’ the
" . • J c ? ity
'» ‘“
w eek ending M ay 14 was 7 4 per
P o o le
Claes w ill. Asa C la rk .
...3 5 64 46 44 199 38 24 46 18 64 17 27 20 cent over production and ship­
ta o rt . «
a program
program o
o f f education
education on
o n <lay 1 9 b t , J entertained
Ix s ia
Accordion solo, M arg u e rite R roo k­
crow d In the a rm o ry «•uh >> f r * C •Iobnson. C elia Jones. Koesell Jones,
Sim on ..... ........... .. 86 35 49 26 166 22 17 29 11 26 10 26 18 ments were 21.9 par cant over pro­
how to cut and
tra n s p la n t the concert
On «»i.TrinL ni'Jnt i »
Daurence K e n t, Louise Kruse. V ern e
h art.
concert. On S a tu rd a y n ig h t It a n - ¡ L e Wl, F lorelnc M c A lpine. France«
buahee.
F o r S u perintendent
duction. tha aaaoclatlon said today
Song. In term ediate children. Miss
tertaln ed 100 couple« a t a dance In M ack In. R oy Mason. W a y n e M o n ­
O perations at a 24 per cent vol­ Ada Sherm an, teacher.
C o o p e r --------------- .58 30 41 89 174 21 31 83
6 28 31 32 23
the arm o ry .
roe. J u a n ita M orris. Bernice Mosby,
M e r r i l l _________ .13 10 11
43
4
8
8
6
4
8
2
8
7 ume as com pared w ith 46.4 per oent
T h e program fo r the concert was R u th Olaon, G e rtru d e
a year ago was shown by 321 m ills
P leu ard .
F. W . H a w k in s , who has a place
38 42 25 142 34 IS 33 14 61
M o f f i t t ________
as
follows;
7 33 11 T
Jtunes H a rt D ire Suddenly.
hey
operated
nt
24
per
cent
of
E velyn Rose. Rodney Safley, Is a ­
a short distance out on th e 'L o rn n e
F o r S h e riff
M arc h — " H a ll to U n cle Sam " belle Safley. G l a d y s
Jam es H a rt, resident here fo r road, 1s the firs t to report new peas
capacity the previous week also.
Slem
ann.
(E rn e s t W e b e r).
H all ___________ ..27 16 22 13
79 15 12 13
9 25
4 14 10
_________
_ 144 m ills .„
p i" i . u u«-
Inventories
reported,
de- ll,iout 3ft V*ar». m in e r In Ihe Bo- and potatoes, which w ere served
E velyn S m ith , P h yllis Sorenson,
O v e rtu re —"T h e N e w D a w n " (E d ­ G
S tra it __________ 38 26 19 17 100 10 11 24 10 22
9 17
8 cllned 9 .000. o 6 o feet fro m tha week licin la d is tric t fo r m any years and for Ihe firs t tim e W cdnexday TTie
ladys Sprouts. D o ro th y S tew art,
S w a r t s -----------
-61 43 44 20 166 20 1» 11
7 44 13 24 27 ending M ay 7 and are 18 2 per re n t la te r powder m an fo r j . 'll. C h am ­ peas were reported to have
T he tim e by w hich poisoning w ard Rus«ell).
well
T ru m p e t aolo — "T h e Shepherd's L ucille Stoneburg. V io le t Terry'.
F o r Co. S u rveyor
less than a t thia tim e last year. I'n - ber» on logging road construction, filled pods and the potatoes to be squirrels on neglected land must be
K a rl Thom ason, D o ro th y U m ph rey,
Falls, .about the size of hen eggs. T h e completed by rodent control super- D rea m " (C. H . T a y lo r), Charles E le a n o r W h ite . Bernadine Wiese,
Bean ________
56 48 44 36 182 42 23 26 IB 44 18 26 24 fllled order» declined 9.613,000 feat died Bunday a t K la m a th
w here he and M rs H a r t w ere visit­ ¡peas were planted last fall.
viators ha« been extended fro m M ay Shanda.
M orse _______
-64 40 47 31 174 20 18 24 12 46 13 29 18 from th» previous week.
A tone poem—"Apple Blossoms" H a r r ie tt W isem an. A lton W aodard,
ing a daughter.
15 to June 18, according to County
L ester Yearous. K a th e rin e Young.
D E M O C R A T IC
T h e body a r r i v e d
yesterday
Agent O. S. F le tc h e r T h e exten­ (K a th le e n A. R oberts),
AMERICAN LEGION BALL and fu n e ra l services w ill be held at
F o r U . 8. Senator
M ale q uartet.
sion o f tim e wa« made on account
D a n a ____________ 33 10
59 11 18 12
* IS
4
6
8
6 10
TEAM BEING ORGANIZED 10 SO thle forenoun (F r id a y ) a l the
of the rain y, b ackw ard eprlng th a t
( b) —C h a ra c te ris tic n u m b e r s ,
¡M ills chapel. M r. H a rt had been
G leason ________ —12 10
40 10 14 20
7 11
B 10
hae delayed poisoning.
4
8
9
sick
about
10
duyx
w
ith
a
severe
W a tk in s _________ 13 10
51
7 13
D
u
rin
g
the
past
w
eek
three
addi­
8 11 25 10 19
6
3 17
AU boys und»r the age of 17
tion al rodent control supervisors
F o r Congress
year» Interested in try in g out fo r ¡cold but hla condition waa not be­
(c) —C h aractarlettc
n u m b e r ,,
______
to be dangerous. H ie lunge
w ere appointed by the county c o u rt
D e lie ll ___________ 17 13
59 12 18 23
• 18
8 12
5
6 14 th» A m erican Legion Junior base­ lieved
In d ia n T r a il” ( E. D e l-n m a te r).
w
ere
affected.
London, M ay 24.— (S pecial.) — W John Robinson o f Cottage Grove
L
a
th
a
m
.
M
a
y
24.—School closed
20 12 23
86 17 20 28
S ta rk w e a th e r
8 17 10 8 18 ball team have been asked to meet
Vocal aolo— M rs. E d n a V . P ear­
M r. H a r t was born In N e w Y o rk C. S hortrldge has Just sheared a was appointed fo r districts 124 and
a t tha H alllw ell-N alson Service sta
F rid a y . T h e teachers and children
F o r L egislatu re
state and wae aged 70 years. lle Is buck th a t had a 30-pound fleece H e 131 and d is tric t 34 wax added to the son.
tlon
a
t
3
o'clock
Tuesday
a
ft
e
r
M e n d e n h a ll______46 S3 16 16 138 18 24 39 — 28 15 12 27 noon, M ay 81. when organisation o f survived
M e d le y —"Southern M elodies" (A l had a picnic a t the school w ith
bv
m m
m a
a sheared fo u r sheep (bat averaged te rrito ry o f G. W . M c F a rla n d . T h ere
»urviveo p
y hls
ni» widow,
widow, M
M rs.
r .. E
Km
lunch at noon. M r. and M rs. Rose
F o r D is tric t A tto rn e y
a team w ill be com pleted. T he
*V'J.-by
nre now 88 supervisors serving In H a y a s).
18 pounds to the fleece.
furnished Ice cream .
"S
ta
r
Spangled
B
anner."
M
a
ry
M
ille
r,
K
la
m
a
th
Fall»,
and
87
achool
districts.
0 11 11
48
K i n g ____________ 15
8
• 24
7
9
7
6
• boy»' b irthd ays m ust have been fol
E ig h th grade graduation exercises
Miss
D
in
a
H
a
rt,
Loe
Angeles.
Tho
county
agent
«ays
th
a
t,
con­
T oung
>7 35 14 35 121 28 85 34 18 24 13
29
6
w ere held In the evening. T h e re
sidering the w eath er, the cam paign
has been asked to b ring a b irth
F o r Co. Com m .
w ere eight graduates and th e ir p a rt
against tho g rey d ig ger ground
P upils Perfect In Attendance.
o f the pro gram consisted of the fo l­
24 17
86 18 16 30
R u s t _______
7
8
9 18 10
8 10 c e rtific a te s ta tin g data and place of
squirrels Is progressing well In most
London, M ay 34. — (Special.) —
low ing numbers;
27 13 33
Toung .
95 16 20 33 12 23 10
6 29 b irth and name» o f parents. Each
o
f
tho
county
H
e
urges
th
a
t
all
T
h
»
follow
ing
pupils
were
perfect
m ust also have a statem ent te s tify ­
Song by class.
F o r S h er iff
who have not poisoned squirrels on
ing th a t he has been attend ing In attendance fo r the entire school
In tro d u c tio n of members a f class.
—27 22 12 25
86 24 17 26
a 21 12
6 ia school the paat semester.
B o w n _■
year: Robin Wood». W inona Abeene,
M uch a lfa lfa 'h a s been planted In th e ir property do so a t once so ax
Johnny
Gallo.
T h e Eugene G leem en, Eugene'a
21
9 20
P ry o r
74 IB 20 33 19 20 11
6 23
L eo n ard Krew son, Teddy Riggs. tk»ns county d u rin g tha past two to prevent m ig ra tio n of young
Class
prophecy, V iv ia n W h ite .
w
ell-kn
ow
n
singing
group,
directed
squirrel«.
J U D IC IA R Y —
M ild red Cox, F e rre ll Cox, Donald weeks, according to O. 8. Fletcher,
T a lk by outstanding g irl, H e le n
by John S ta rk Evans, w ill present
Lane. M a rjo rie C herry. G eraldine county agent, who bases hls state­
P osition No. 2
th e ir eleventh sem i-annual concert Johnson.
Banton,
Franoea
E
llsw
orth,
M
arell
m
ent
on
sales
of
Inoculation
cul­
63
68
60
229
66
27
BI
18
56
28
29
T
a lk by outstanding boy, H o m e r
B ean
__
63
29
D o rm an H ro n k lu irt Is In ju re d .
a t 8 15 ton igh t (F r id a y )
at
the
Absens, L ucille Abeone, Lloyd G ll- ture a t hls o ffice and on Inqulrlee
.37 22 23 19 101 14 10 26 21 19
8 11 35
B ran d ___
u niversity school o f music a u d ito r­ B u ke r.
D
o
rm
a
n
ltro
o
k
h
a
rt.
em
ploye
at
harn,
M
erw
in
P
e
rlnl,
H
o
w
ard
Geer,
on grow ing of a lfa lfa .
Class poem. N o rm a Dugan.
.4 « 81 20 25 133 16 23 20
S 19 10 10 13
H e w i t t ___
T h e county agent has recently the Black B u tte mines, sustained ium .
D a rre ll W oodard, C h ristin e Hooker,
H a rm o n ic a solo, R o b ert G o rd l-
severe Inju ries to both feet T h u rs­
T h e pro gram w ill be e n tire ly d if­
4 11
47 16 18 17
B 23
M cC ulloch
-.10 13
4 10 10
W estern L um ber oom pany camps O sw ald P e rlnl.
•old s u fficie n t culture
fo r
more day noon o f Inst w eek when he w in
neer.
P o sitio n N o. 3
near W e s tfir, a fte r being »hut down
than 600 acrea of a lfa lfa . T h ia cul­ caught between tw o cars w hile rid ­ feren t fro m any heretofore pre­
Class
history, M ik e M cK ibben.
sented and w ill Include fo r a fea­
B a i l e y _____ ____ 71 87 80 61 197 49 87 53 17 67 26 29 41 •Ince last December, resumed W ed­
ture Is prepared by the Oregon ex­ ing a tra in In tunnel 9. B ro o kh a rt
Ford R igh t la H ere.
Class w ill, B e rth a H ic k e y .
tu
re
M
a
r
k
A
n
drew
s’
s
tirrin
g
music
(10
33
nesday
m
orning.
About
130
men
51
44
222
47
19
43
26 21 29
B r o w n ___ _ ____6« 71
Woodson Brothers have received perim ent station fo r sale to fa rm ­ was rid in g the fro n t c a r w hen a to A lfre d Noyes' fam ous poem, “T he
P a rtin g song, class.
2« 15 IT 15 78 11 14 21 11 18 2 IS 12 have been given w o rk , all being one o f the new Ford eights and ers of the state a t cost.
G ra h a m
O th e r num bers on the pro gram
flange on one wheel broke and the H ig h w a y m a n ,” aa w ell ae a group
fro m last y e a r’s crew .
Ind icatio ns are th a t Lane county c a r was derailed, tho fo u r other o
friends and prospective customers
G rubb;
f lig h t num bera. Special emphasis were: Pian o solo, E d n a
I t Is expected th a t the m ill a t havo been given rides In tha new farm ers w ill plant more a lfa lfa this
S u rv iv in g are the b ro th er a t Do-
earn of the tra in crashing Into It, is being
.. placed on the "lig h te r" epitaphs to mem bers o f class, Jessie
N o tl, tha S ta r L um ber com pany,
rena and tw o alatare w id Another w ill reopen about the firs t of June, creation, w hich Is some car fo r the year than ever before. Last year B ro o k h a rt being pinned
between num bers and M r. Evnns says he has G rubb; vocal duet. Jessie G ru b b
money, having m any of Ihe fea ­ they sowed app ro x im a tely 2,000 tho firs t and second cars. H e was a p ro gram th a t w ill d elig ht all who 1 and Connie Stevens.
brother, M r». A n n a
W a k e fie ld , a fte r being Idle since June 14, 1930. tures o f much larg er cars and pow­ acres.
brought here to tho offlco o f D r. have been requesting more huor-
Rev. D. P. Cam oron addressed the
P o rtla n d ;
M r». M a n d a G ard ner, O n ly fo rm e r employee w ill be hired. er tn burn. A num ber of orders w ill
A xlcy fo r tre a tm e n t. I t was found ous num bers.
elasa and urged them to hold to
D ra in , and John H u n t, O aklan d,
E le c tric soil h eating cable la be­ th a t hla most serious In ju rie s w ere
be fille d as rap idly as care are re-
th e ir dream s and they could be­
E r n a it G ugglsberg continued to Ore.
P yram id Pin». Th? Sentinel,
ing Installi«! In hotbeds by florists. sprained arches of bo th fe e t. _ _ _
i t l M i u — . _______________________
P y ra m id Pins, T h e Sentinel.
come w h a t they w anted to become.
b rin g fam e to C ottage O ro va high
H elen Johnson presented S. T .
w hen he w alked a w a y w ith
the
By Oabnrn®
Rose, the teacher, a read ing lam p
m ile and h a lf m ile ru n n in g event»
«•»
j fo r the class In appreciation o f hls
a t tha ten th a n n u a l high achool
I help d u rin g the past tw o years. M rs.
to u rn a m e n t held S a tu rd a y a t F orest
"Q T J
{H ug h T ru n n e ll and M rs. A lb e rt
O rova. O ugglabarg also placed f ifth
H u ll had a bouquet fo r each m em -
In tha 320-yard dash. H a was listed
Ib e r w hich was presented to them
am ong five whose In d iv id u al b ril­
by little girls o f the p rim a ry grades.
liance made tra c k history and won
T he room was decorated w ith rho­
10 points fo r hls teem . O thers who
dodendrons.
w e n t to F o res t O rove w ith Coach
A fte r the pro gram M r. Rose dls-
B agley w ere R aym o nd T hles and
! played the c e rtific a te o f stan dard-
V ir g il H o rn , both o f w hom p a rtic i­
, ¡ratio n o f the L a th a m school. H e
pated In the pole v a u lt b u t won no
explained th a t the school had this
pointe.
year become a super standard
T h ia event concluded tha season
I
school
h avin g a ra tin g o f 07 points
fo r tha tra c k team .
out o f a possible 100. T h ere are, he
said, only three ru ra l schools In
C. R. H u n t DI m .
{Lane county th a t are super stan-
Corey E d w a rd H u n t died W e d ­
idard. M r. Rose also presented c e rti­
nesday a t D o rs n a a t the hom e of
ficates o f aw ard to 10 children w ho
a bro th er, L a v l H u n t, w ith w hom
had been n eith e r absent n o r ta rd y
he had lived fo r fo u r m onths, com­
the whole year. T h e y w ere N o rm a
ing hare fro m O a k la n d , O ra., w hich
Dugan, Jeanette T ru n n e ll, D e lm e r
had been hls home a la rg e r p a rt of
Ruxhnell, A lb ert M cC all, H a r r y M c­
hla Ufa. H a waa aged 62 years, 3
Call, D n rre ll M cK ibben. R ic h a rd
m onths, 4 days and waa b orn a t
Ixiekey, R ennv
M cC all, Connie
Rloa H ill, Douglas county. H e had
Stevens. M ilo M cC all.
bean 111 fo r about fo u r yaara. H a
had been an a c to r the la rg e r p a rt
T he F ilip in o Is n eith er a cltlxen
o f hla Ufa. F u n a ra l sarvlcaa w ill ba
o f the U n ited S ta te s nor an alien
held a t 2 o’clock Bunday afte rn o o n
P rin ce N ic h o la s o f R ou m an la 1»
a t th a M eth od ist church a t D ra in .
R ob b ers
ï?y' In
FINANCING PLAN IS
EXPLAINED TO C. DE G.
$26
MEMORIAL DAY TO RE
4 I
Saginaw G irl Misses
N ot a W ord
o
«4
As
Medals Given
18
Bede Is Vice President
Lane County Chamber
In th e E ye
Cottage Grove Band Is
Entertainer for Week
F ir st P o t a to e s , P eas
A rc R ep o r ted
Squirrel P o iso n in g Is
Extended to June 15
B u ck S h e e p Sh ears
20 Pounds
Lane County Fanners
Are Increasing Alfalfa
22
V i.," '
Graduation E xercises
,c *
Are Held at Latham
Eugene Gleemen Give
Concert Eugene Tonight
W e stfir Lum ber Mill
Has Resumed Cutting
Guggisberg Again Wins
In H. S. Track Event
THE FEATHERHEADS
F elix Is M isunderstood
g o in g Into p riv a te bu siness.