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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1932)
« t ll.l'M K X L a LflNEOEEM e "a COMMISSION IS TOLD Easy Wav to Shell Peas Is Given A uulck «ml eaey way to »hell pea» 1» given by Ml»» Gertrude Hkow, home dem onitinllon agent, County Judjfe Clot ins County a« follow»; Moll the pea» In the pod» (aathev Ha« Saved Money Through come from the Harden) for five Advance of Funds. minute». Then put them throuKh a clothe» wrlnK*r. ite m end» first. pod» pop open, relenatna (he The much-dlacuaaed teeue of an The peaa which roll hack Into a con agreement between Lane county tainer, the pode are carried on and the »tate highway commission, between and the roller». whereby fund» were advanced la n e county, la explained In the follow -I _ , , . * vW n I I OFF BIG GUN HONORS • «»«»rrei » w »« Recent Piling Orders Total 50 Cars It has been estimated by It P lluyae of the Oregon Pacific A Eastern r a ilw a y that close to 30 oars of piling have been shipped from this district during the past several weeks. Fourteen of these have come out over the Oregon Pacific A Kastern. Home of the piling, 110 feet In length, has gone to California for dock construction and six care have gone to Iowa. There has been considerable ac tivity, comparatively speaking. In idling for the past several months. One firm alone has shipped out 23 care. BUIFUTUREBBIGHTEfl L ic e n s e s I n c r e a s e Over 1931 CDT1AGE GROVE STILL IN TIE WIJH HEILIG An Increase of nearly $3O0U In auto license applicants over last waa announced Monday at the Lumber Publication B osm Hope year Two at Top of League Are to sheriff's office. for Upturn Not Later Than The amount sent to the »ecretary Fight It Out at Eugene o f atats through tha sharlff*» of- Middle of July. July 10. . "nd " r ,h * f *ret tan day« for 1933 auto licenses was $8,139.43, Mattery "K" maintained Its reo- (Crew's Lumber Olgest.J while during the aama period last ord of past years by carrying off Cottage Grove remain« In a tie While there has been no material year only $3.431.28 was collected. the honors with the big gune at w ith the Eugene Helllg team for change in conditions during (he past Fort Canby during annual encamp first position In the Cascade league, two weeks and the actual place ment. The Klam ath Falls outfit each tsani having won Ila game ment of business lia« been even jUdg.° u i‘rnn.‘id :10,1 COU“‘ V i '' C 1 y 11 S 111 i t 11 YV I II S did Its work lust ahead of the Cot Hunday. Cottage Gray» defeated lighter than It waa before, with a tage Grove battery and made such W estfir at W astflr 14 to I. Each continued softening In prices tar a record that newspaper reporters "When Lane county road bond» team ha« won alx games and lost below where anyone had aver preitared stories that Klam ath were voted In 1920. the pamphlet one. thought It possible to go, at the ; Falls had set the high mark. The laeued by the Lane County Good I No league games are scheduled same lime a faint ray of hope has battery "K" boys, however, went Road» association called attention | Becoming a father seams to pep for thia Hunday, hut on July 10, of late crept Into the picture. I the Klam ath Falls outfit nine points up a golf player to the fact that these bond» would | By having every word correct better. __ ____ while Thurston, a second division To point definitely to any one not complete bond project number | M l« » Evelyn Smith Morelock had been shooting team, will meet Cottage Grove hare, ~ ilth of thia cltv, development which holds out posi a Crip Points made by the several out 2. the low pass road from I ’aclflc daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert rotten game for a week or more the Helllg team w ill play Yoncalla tive promise of an Improvement Is Wednesday highway to Ulachly by Cheahlre and Smith, won flrat place In a field of fit» ranged from «9 to 11«, battery of last weak a daughter at Yoncalla, Yoncalla being tha difficult yet there la already evi arrived Bear Creek, 17 mile», for which 21 Id entries In a misspelled word K" getting (he latter figure. The at his home. On Friday he team that ha« admlnlatarad tha dence that the beneficial affect« of hlgheat «core ever made by regular only $3L00O.<M wa« »hot a 36 on nine holes, tin Hatur- Hsing'S single dafeat. On tha fol e“ ’ -"«’-'"' w a« a appropriated; p p r o p r ia te !); contest c o n ic a l conducted nv bv me the iteglaler- Register Gasoline prices have taken a W lid oat to Cushman. Stl miles, for Guard. Eugene. Two Rlrla worked army gunners, ao far as Captain Jump of $'•» cents. The price was the naw protective ta riff are going day he ahot a 87 on nine hole«. On lowing Hunday Cottage Grova will to appear quicker and be more far Bunday he made an 84 on 18 holes. h“ * , b l » to 'rarn Is $33,000.00; and from Florence to more than a dav arranging the en- fight It out w ith the Helllg team at 123 The battery was handicapped IS cents and Is now 31H oents One reaching than many had anticipat North County line, 30 miles, for tries for the judges Eugene. by the fact that they were »hooting cent of the rise Is federal tax. A ed. A cursory survey shows that a $30,300.00. the supposition being that ‘ The game last Sunday waa a small fsdsrai tax has gone Into si much larger footage of business a smaller projectUe than that for these roads were so far In tho fu walkaway for Cottage Grove, the which the gun was built and the re ft« ! on oils hut has not yet affected wa« placed with British Columbia ture that their construction would locals scoring eight markers In the mill» out of Oregon and Washing duction In powdar was such that the price. be a m atter for future considera flrat Inning and adding six more ton laal year than there had bean the gun did not recoil to position. tion. However, duo to the fact that In tha remaining sight Innings, In the past and tha footage bought This caussd delay In reloading, the federal government, because of while W estfir didn't at any time or distributed through eastern sales otherwise tho battery might easily the unemployment situation, ap have a chance. Cooper allowed five connections for British Columbia have equalled the regular arniv propriated large sums of money for hit» and ona run In the flrat alx record. mill» 1» known to have been heavier. certain types of road, among which Innings, while Hubball allowed two In numerous Instances eastern buy •» •ra g e distance fired was were Sluslaw highway from Padf-1 Clamper« M u « t Carry Tool« hits and no run« In the last three. er» have recently been frank to ad ic highway to Florence, and the Competition for PlactM in Line 10.3nt) feet, which was I,BOO feet Hwanson. with a hit each of four m il that they will now have to above normal for the gun used. Suitable for Fighting Coast highway, with the provision — - trips to tha plate, and Blank and look to Oregon and Washington for For one of the few times. If not up Htu Résulter! in Un- that the county pay 23 per cent. It | Bricher, with three hits each, lad Forest Fire« the. only time, that it has been It I« Believed Thia Can Be fir requirement« which they have became necessary for the county | the batting attack which netted IS usutil Average« been placing acroea the border. done (he coast artillery won the court to meet these demands which safe blows. Knickerbocker. C. O. This ha« already resulted In orders leup for vamp drill. Mattery "E" A new regulation affecting camp, shortstop, Done Without Adding meant bringing millions of dollars was oredlted with eight b e in g given to American mills, ere In the national forests of Ore The Grave lias participated In this, as well as In to Lane county, or to refuse to co- • « fact se t that m a i Cottage c o t t a g e ttrt to County Cost. which they would not have other gon and Washington will be In assists and three putouta without a operate and allow these funds to go ,he strongest baseball team it has the big parade at Camp Clatsop. bobble. Three snappy double playa wise received Factory and Indus force for the flret time thle year, to other counties and other states. ¡hl,d ln many years and Is tied at , There was practically no sickness helped to make the game the fast A comprehensive county - wide trial users of pine have also bean from July 1 to September 30, ac est played by Cottage Grove thia "To go before the people and ask ,h ® ,OP ° * ,be Cascade league Is in the Cotage Grove outfit during for another bond issue of $1,000,000 du# 1,1 large part to the fact that th e entire camp. Albert Woodard program to cars for at least 180 making Inquiry of western pine cording to a statement just Issued season. families through a self help plan mills and In a few Instances have by the regional forester. Portland to complete these highways, which (there “ re two men for every posl- came home with a had cold Box score and summary: The mess fund that was provided was outlined at a meeting of the advised weelern connections that Thia regulation provides that any Included the completion of W il- l *°n competition Is keen for Cottage Grave AB R H PO A E ------------ V w w a iiu g e ■ and ()(] lamette highway » ‘ to Oakridge Plares In the lineup The team . Preceding the departure county relief council held Wednes they will have to turn to this auc one going Into or being upon any Knickerbocker. as .S 1 2 3 8 0 bn b ,,,**rV fn r ’ camp came in day night at Eugene. The plan tion In the future for their supply national forest land In Oregon or I. Bricher. t b ____ 8 I 3 15 2 1 the McKensle highway, would have started the season with practically i Washington (except the S l u s l a w taken time, would have been ex all of those who were on last year's , handy, as the government had a l would make use of Idle land» taken of lumber, No one knows Ihe »K ent to which national forest) with automobiles, Dunn. I f ---------------4 I 1 0 0 0 lowed only 13 rents a meal for the by the county for delinquent lax»». pensive and would have called for team that won the 1st ns-Douglas D. Witcher, c f ------- B t 0 0 0 1 a large amount of Interest. Due to pennant and several valuable addi boys The fund was completely ex It Is believed that for the same aa- the users of Canadian lumber have other vehicles or pack horses, with Blank. 2 b ------------- B 3 3 3 2 1 hausted and difficulty was experi l>en»c that the county now ha» for anticipated t b » I r requlrementa. the Intention of camping, must be Swanson, c ............ _« 1 4 2 1 0 the fact that we had advanced a tions have been made. Hubbell, southpaw tw lrler, has enced In keeping within the gov- rent and food for the needy It can Very little lumber has been rushed equipped for each vehicle or pack Plllabury, 3 b _____ B 2 2 2 1 0 quarter of a million dollars, with out Interest, to get the work start won all four games which he ha» em inent allowance. Fred T ullar was place families upon land and furnish In by water due to the Inability to (rain with the following fire fight Collins, r f ------------- 3 1 0 0 0 0 ed on W illam ette highway, we felt pitched, while Cooper, right-handed first cook and Frances Smith was seed and Implements to enable them move veeaets around to the Atlantic ing tools: One axe. not Icea than Cooper, p, r f ....... h 2 2 0 3 1 coast io the time expiring betweetr 26 Inches In length over all, with to produce their own food. that It was only fair to ask the veteran of many seasons, has won second cook. Hubbell, p ----------x 1 1 0 0 0 The battery arrived home on a Those going onto the land would the passage of the law and the date head weighing two pounds or over; J Bricher. c ____ 1 0 0 2 State Highway comral«sion to ad three and lost one. Catching has 1 0 special train at 4:18 Tuesday and have the privilege of contracting to that It went Into effect. The Hrlttah one »hovel not less than 36 inches Gates. I f ____ ____ l 0 0 0 0 0 vance this money i without Inter- be,n * • * ! handled ao far by Gates est) as demanded bv the federal '‘ nd Swanson, but Joe Brlcber hns was met by the American I-eglon purchase the land when the county Columbia fir mills have been pretty In length over all. with blade not well sold out for some time and It gets title thereto. than 8 inches wide; one water government on these different fullX recovered from a recent Ill- drum corps. 43 14 IB 27 17 4 A committee composed of Earl is not thought that they ware In a container, capacity one gallon or roads where we could not a n tld - neM “ nd Probably will finish the W e s t f ir - poalllon to fill many lata orders more. Persons camping at Im hill, Cushman. C o u n t y Agent AB R H P O A E pate what amount might be needed '“' • • ‘•n behind the plate. a a e l ___ _ < P u m n a l I tln » __ Fletcher and F II. Chase, Eugene, even If such business waa offered proved and posted forest camps are Stock. et each v year, reimbursing . themselves Competition for places In the 1 2 4 1 B asm usaen . c f __ from the automobile license fees lineup has put the team's batting Mr. Fisher, Junction City, and O. V. them. This gives ground to the be exempted from thle requirement. 2 2 Two other regulations provide for D. L. Brunson, lb Breese, Cottage G rave, was appoint lief that the awlloh from Canadian due Lane county each year, until and fielding averages far above 1 IB those of the average bush league fully r®,M“ d ed to work out details for such a mills to those on this side of the no smoking while traveling In tim D Brunson, p . . 1 0 "This of me the team h have program oad report back Io the line will take place very quickly ber. brush or graaa areas, except on Earnhardt. If ___ * o i» was w a» c called a iie u to the roe attention team. a Members ren w er » or and should be felt In the demand paved or surfaced highway«; and Dörfler. 3b _____ _ county committee. of the people In September. 1930, at l»>uBded out 99 hits (Including 21 a mass meeting called for the pur- doubles and four triples) In 312 The county has 31.000 acres of by the middle of July at the latest prohibit the building of a camp Pugh, c ________ The badly demoralised condition fire without flret obtaining a per- Jones, 2 b ________ land and expects to get 3.000 acres pose In the chamber of commerce. t,n>s* at hat for an average of 317 officer, except Flaher. r f _ _ _ _ _ Eugene, and was again called to " nd they have handled 310 chances Reversal of Score 1« Expected more thle year. Much of thia Is not of the lumber m arket In the past m il from a their attention at a large mass | *>*h only 29 errors chalked against adaptable to agriculture, or le not four weeks has resulted In further In safe stove or at a designated in Return Oame to Be meeting December 12. 1931. and ,ho“> for a fielding average of 913. suitably located, but It la believed curtailment and the prospects are forest camp where camp fire per 34 t 7 27 18 4 was endorsed at both meeting«. it will he possible to easily care for that the usual midsummer shut mits are not required. These two «cores of games this season Struckoutby Brunson 1. Cooper 2. Played July 10. downs over the 4lh of July w ill be regulation» have been In effect In Hubbell 1. Bases on balls o ff Brun 130 families. "The petition for this agreement Cottage Grave 10, W estfir 6. was presented to the state highway Cottage Grove 17. Thurston 8 The county has found that the gin earlier and last longsr than previous years. son 2. l i l t by pitched ball Collins by The Cottage Grays Golf club method that has been followed of for many years. M ill stocks are In Issuing these regulations (he Brunson. Stolen bases Swanson. commission In September. 1930 and Cottage Grave 3. Helllg 4 uverwhelmed the Eugene Country giving road work to those In need broken and eo low on the most regional forester called attention to W Inning pitcher. Cooper. Losing Cottage Grove 3. Yoncalla 4 turned over to their attorney, club on the Cottage Grovs course ha« made such work more expen called for Items that a general the fact that the following acta are pitcher. Brunson. Two-base hit« J. M Devers, to prepare an agree Cottage Grove 12, Coburg 4 today, the score being 34 to 20. sive than It was under farm er shutdown will he felt in buying prohibited throughout the ye ar’ Stock. Dunn. Swanaon. Blank. Coop ment If he found that thia could be •Cottage Grnvs 14. Ilurns 8. Leonard was medalist for Cottage method». and that la an Important even though the demand continues Building a campfire In graaa er. Double playa. Cooper-Ptllabury- legally done. Thia he did. and the Cottage Grove 8. McKenzie 3 Grove with 78. nosing out Zlmmerly reason for adoption of the new re to be no greater than It 1« at pres leaves, rotten wood or other dan 1 *1I',<’her. D. L. Brunson-jones; final agreement was signed Oct»- Cottage Grovs 14. W estfir 1. ent. gerous places, or In windy weather Stock-D. L. Brunson. Totals: Cottage Grovs «0; oppon and Moyer who have heretofore lief plan. 1**1931 1930 l ° tMlt* *ttect January Everything considered. It looks without flrat clearing around the ents 34. been the medalist«. I^ a l was medal- Those attending the Wedneedev Score by Innings: j e t for Eugene with 79 Cottage night meting from here were O. V. very much as though the lumber i fire pit and confining the fire to Cottage Grove — "There was expended In Lane • Non-league game county In 1931 under thia agree Individual batting averages for Grove plays a return game at Eu Rreeae. H. A Hagen and Robert Industry has reached the bottom of a hole: leaving any fire to burn un H i t s --------- 7 3 1 2 0 1 0 0 3—18 (he hill and that at least a tern- I attended or falling to completely • J 1“* * ------ * 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 3—14 gene July 10. and local players look Fromm. ment on Oregon Coast highway. tbs season porary upturn may he expected extinguish a fire before leaving It; W e«tflr— Name McKenzie h i g h w a y . W illamette AM I I Ave Io sac the score reversed at that some time w ithin the next 30 days. and throwing or placing lighted highway and Sluslaw highway. 31.- R W itcher 6 462 time. Eugene was short some of Its H i t « ---------- 1 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 2__ 7 cigarette, cigar, pipe heel, match, 903,854.82. Lane county*» share be Knickerbocker R u n « ----------0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0__ 1 34 6 441 best players and they propably will firecracker or other burning sub ing $360.352.43. We were credited on I. Bricher Motorist Manual la Available. 32 2 373 be in the lineup for the return «core: C. O. 14. W estfir 1. this account, on account of the In- Swanson Recorder Breese haa received stance or discharging fireworks. In Umpire». HUH» and Nixon. Tim e of 2fl 0 360 game. Player», medal scores and pointe Blank 14 3 337 any place where they may start a from the secretary of state's office game. 1:40. Scorer. Cochran. fire. ■ Dunn 20 7 330 were as follows: The board of the Presbyterian a supply of "Tha Oregon Motorist's Eugene "W e dislike to restrict the free , »»sw •HkWICOt U|| WIIIVII WIJUK Bennett Cottage Grove— 1H 6 333 Manual" tor tree distribution to any , church of thia city at a recent have been $22,762 26 a year. Thti .Cooper 1 Zlmmerly, 78 2 The i dom of the forest user In any way,'* 27 2 324 I-eal, 79 meeting w en t on record aa having who may desire the same. ««Id the regional foreater?"A t the .0 Moyer. 88 ... 3 win give you some Idea of the say-1 tCollln» 14 4 286 Agee, 93 complete confidence In >1» pastor. manual gives briefly rules for op same time we must recognise our Stein. 87 *4 Morelock. 84 m Ing to Lane county In Interest alone D. W itcher eration of a car within the lim ita 37 .270 R»v. Duncan P. Cameron, ag ain st responsibility to protect the vatt 1*4 Lasawell, 82 _ H 4 whom charges were recently made tions of tha motor vehicle laws. over a bond Issue, aa we would Hubbell 20 230 Dale, 83 . forest resources placed In our have needed at least $1.000.000 to Oates 17 238 Schaefers , 92 0 Leonard. 7 3 . 3 by the immigration officers, alleg Folkner. 98 1 !ls>mley, 89 f harge. All regulations are made cover our share of the cost of com Pillsbury 3 23 .174 Walter«. 83 ing that hla entrance Into the THOUNTGN C O R N E R * 2 Wells. 83 with a view to their reasonableness 1 1 pletion of all of the state highways, 000 June 39. Mlaa Doris L ittle of and we try to cause aa little Incon 82 _ 3141 H ill. 83 ____ • Mi United States from Canada was and I do not think any organisa Woodard 2 000 Glass. lllM at. Cottage Grave was an overnight Tye. 96 • H IleYoung, 92 J 14 A move to organize the women of tion would have approved not com Horn _ . ~ 2 000 The following resolution was guest oee night last week of Mlaa venience aa possible." 1 'Chambers, 92 2 Lane county in relief work ha« be«n pleting these highways and turn DeYoung ...... 1 ,000 Adame, 93 unanimously adopted: Ethel Chestnut K in gm an, 84 214 Bede, 84 ing them over to the state as rapid Taylor . Inaugurated on recommendation of 14 1 .000 I "Whereas, certain chargee have Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Pierson of 1 ¡Smith, the governor and the statewide ------- - 92 , -------- 2 ly as possible, when we all had tuch Pleuard 1 000 Scott, 93 .. been made against our pastor. Rev. Portland, snrouta to thalr home Moxley. 99 * 0 'Daugherty. 91 3 a heavy Investment, and the unem executive committee on relief. Ac Total» 312 317 . Wffltc. 92 Duncan P Cameron and, whereat from a visit In Roseburg with an tion Is being taken to form a wom ,----- *4 SwartX. 90 ...314 the Immigration department baa aunt ployment situation wa« so terloua. of Mrs. Pierson. Mrs. O. H. M Cracken. 98 3 Salteman. 103 0 en'» division to cooperate w ith the "We have expended on state high- sesn fit to tales cognisance of Lhsse Shaw, arrived Friday to visit Ber Johnston, 98 0 Martel«. 90 „ 3 way« from the bond laeue only $503.. relief council In caring for Mlaa Madelle Beidler waa elected county and. whereas M r Cameron has bean nard <4haw, who is visiting here Swan, 97 o Trask. 88 „ 3 the needy during the coming win 000. $1.235,500 having been expended grand Hope at the Rainbow grand pastor of this church for tha last with hla grandparent«. M r. and Toney, 93 3 Anderson. 100 0 ter months. on county and m arket roads. Out seven years; Mrs. T. C. Hhaw. They were accom- axaembly held in Halem last week standing bonds at present amount A communication from the execu "Therefore, be It resolved, that nled by Wayne Hhaw. brother of end. Thia year Madelle acted aa a 20 to $1,135,600 We have paid Interest tive committee addressed to County 34 rnrrd. who w ill visit with them grand representative from Missouri Judge Fewer hens and chicks than usual Cottage Grove will play a return we. the session, the official body of C. P. Barnard outlined pro to the amount of $720.983.73 on at their home In Portland. "”d • response on behalf of posed methods for organizing re on farms In the United States 1« game Ht Bandon this Sunday. A the First Presbyterian church of these bonds to M ay 1. 1932 the Missouri grand aaaembly. O th Cottage Grove, go on record aa Mr. and Mr«. Joe Thraaher and ‘*Thle agreement' w ith the state i" on, ‘ h* number of those going are planning showing our complete confidence In fam ily of Dorena spent Hunday at er» from here attending grand ot- lief In the various counties. The highway commlealon was wholly In fif? JiS? released by to remain over the Fourth. agricultural agent has been Mr. Cameron, and our appreciation the W ilbur Black home. eembly were Mra. C. E. Umphrey, county the Interest of Lane county, and agricultural extension asked to name a representative of his fine citizenship, and efforts Mrs. Mlchial Quaglla entertained mother advisor; Francis Mackln, woman qualified to mobilize the w ill probably save 3128.000 to the J8™, _ T £ S number of hens on In behalf of the community, state nine little tote Friday afternoon In substituting as worthy advisor for women of the county. taxpayers over what a bond issue , i f M . l W“ •’• tlm * ’ »d at and nation since hie residence In honor of the fifth birthday anni H arriett Wiseman; Dorothy Vm - would have coat" 2 per CBnl than “ y * * r previous, Mias Gertrude Skow. home dem thle city; versary of her little daughter Rita. phrey, worthy associate advisor; _____ ‘ the emalleet number In eight year». Furthermore, be It resolved, that Refreshments of cake and Ice Maxine Lemley. Charity; Frances onstration agent, may be asked to . I About the same number of chicks take the Job of leading the women. we ask the Immigration authori cream were served. Those attend Randall, member of the executive '-age V anHchotark Is Injured. of this year's hatching were report- Cottage Grove's Junior bassball ties to pay no attention to those ing were Doris Black, Cherry Wil- board; Mrs. H L. Godard. Elbert It le expected that this organisa Cage VanScholack of Dorena auf- ed In farm flock» on May 1 aa a tion will specialise In conserving fered a fractured rib In a motor year before, but 10 per cent fewer team, sponsored by the American complaints, and we further advise llan, Phy 11 la and Byron Footer, Hmlth and Rev. Duncan P. Camer surplus foodstuffs and «rill take the car accident several days ago. He than the 8-year average on that l-eglon, was eliminated from the them that when Mr. Cameron be Connie Smith, Harold and Hobby on. lead In getting housewives of the Haturday night the grand cross of and Mrs. VanScholack were re- date. The report said that 7.8 per county contest whan It was defeat- came our pastor seven years ago Raudar and Mlchial and R i t a to can surplus fruits, vege colors was conferred upon Mra. county turning home from attending the cent fewer chick« were hatched by ed Saturday qt Eugene by a score this whole m atter was laid before Q uatlla. tables. meats and fish. Mickey Fullerton of Roseburg Godard. Mr. Hmlth and Rev. Cam J. B Mooby funeral. M r. Van- commercial hatcheries during April i of 13 to I. It had been previously the local church officials and the Scholack turned In his seat to see this year than In 1931 in the whole defeated here by the Eugene team officials of W illam ette Presbytery; waa a guaat of Mlaa Ethel Chest eron. whether a rear door was partially country and that order« booked for There were only the two teams In and after an Investigation Mr. nut one day last week. H a rry W allantlna of Dansville, open and when he did eo the car May delivery and later were 8? the county and Eugeni* will now en Cameron was installed ae pastor W. C. T. U. P re se n ts Play. ter the district contest and, If suc and has ever since had the eonfl la., a nephew of Fred Schroder of swerved Into gravel alongside the per cent l»»s than a year ago The Patriotic Wedding" was pre Walden, visited Monday at the T. sented by the W . C. T. U. at the road and then Jumped to the wrong On the Pacific eoaxt. April hatch- cessful In that, will go Into tha state dence and loyal support of all." C. Shaw home. M r. W allzntine Is Christian church Friday evening. side of the road. M r. VanScholack Inga by commercial hatcheries ran ¡contest for participation In the na- a student of a Bible university In The cast waa as follows: Columbia, fell across a door of the driver’s 24.6 per cent behind last year .md : tlonal contest being sponsored by I xm Angeles and la spending hla va Mrs. J. H. Leonard; John Barley compartment, the fractured rib booking» for May and later were Jhe national American I-eglon. Cottage Grove's battery w a s resulting. cation here. .short 29.4 per cent. corn. Rev. Duncan P. Cameron; of M r. and Mrs. George Gutekunst ficer. T. O. Short; Mlaa 18th Amend The commercial hatchery chick Cooper, Cox and Cook. Shortrldge I f there Is to he any Improvement at first, Cox at shortstop and Car and children of Salem and Pastor ment. the bride, Helen Olaen; Mr. In the lumber m arket this year It output has fallen behind 1931 Typewriters for Rent. Sentinel. ter at second were given credit by and Mrs. Atwood Foatar of Cottage throughout the season In the went Patriotic Citizen, the groom. Rich w ill be noticeable by September, In outstanding visited Monday at the C. R. ard Rushel: matron of honor, Mrs. the opinion of J. S Magladry, prin ern states, and Is also anmswhat Eugene papers fo r A report has been made to Chief Grove Trent and J. W . Fisher homes. C. N. Land; bridesmaids, Evelyn cipal stockholder in the Bohemia short In the eastern part of the work. of Police Pitcher that men fre M r. and Mra. R. B. Dixon and Hhanda, Edna Harvey and Lilly Lumber company a t Culp Creek, country. Inform ation on tho vol quently go swimming In the nude daughter returned Sunday from F ru it Pickers In Demand. Keltxer; beat man, Glen M cK Ib who is moving from Eugene to ume of farm hatchings Is Incom at the mill dam on south River There la a good demund at tha road and that many little girls spending a week camping at Culp ben: ushers, Carl Monroe and How make his headquarters at the mill plete but some observers think that ard Taylor. Tha guest Hat at the so that he may be more active In enough chicks have been produced present time for cherry picker» and ranging In ages up to 10 or 12 years Creek. Mr. and Mra. T . C. Shaw and wedding Included the bride's par his company's affairs. from this source to offset In pnrt raspberry pickers, also quite a de go to watch the men swim. The M r. M agladry la of the opinion the reduction In commercial chicks mand for hay harvest hands, ac complaint was made by a woman Bernard and Mardan Shaw spent ents, Mr. and Mrs. Capital. Parant- Sunday In Eugene with Mr«. M ary T e a c h e r s association. Federated that the lumber ta riff, because of cording to Fran k L. Armltage, su living near the dam who expressed perintendent of the United States the belief that parents probably Eataa. Mrs. Jane Harlow Dies. clubs, Dr. Ranker, M r. Legislator, business conditions, w ill not be q£ A number of tha members of the Boy Scouts, Soldiers, Y. W. C. A. Immediate benefit and that mllla . M ary Jane H arlow died at her employment office In Eugene. would not wish to have their chil Mr. Armltage says that, while the dren visit the dam If they knew neighborhood attended a party at and Y. M. C, A Mrs. Nellie Black- shipping by water w ill be flret to home |n Wendllng, Ore., at 9:30 the D. Quag I la home a t Walden more was pianist and Rev. Howell note Its benefit«. Monday evening. June 27. Funeral price for picking la low. there Is an what the attraction waa. The po services were held at 2:30 Thurs opportunity for needy persons to lice officer ha« made an Investiga Saturday evening. of the Free Methodist church led Horatio Mosby and daughter devotion». A quartet. Mrs. Ira Iw m . day from the Mills chapel, with earn a little money. The demand tion but haa found no proof In sup Joyce of Klam ath Falls visited for raspberry pickers cornea from Mrs. Armorel Monson, J. B. Leon Rev. Duncan P. Cameron officiat On Saturday, July 2, only, a ing. The Rebekah lodge had charge I-Inn county nnd families going port of the complaint. briefly at the J. W. Flaher home ard nnd D. A. Emerson, sang sev Friday morning. They came out eral numbers. year’s subscription will be of the service and Interment was from this part of the valley must G arden T our I s H eld. Cottage Grove, where they, prepared to camp on the prem Ml»» Gertrude L. Skow, home from given for $1 to the first 25 In the Masonlc-I. O. O. F. cemetery. go together with Mrs. Moahv, visited Mrs. Harlow was born Septem ises. IJ ttle Pcarne Crowe Dice. agent, held a garden several days with Mra. Jean Long, persons presenting RaletmlipH ber 21, 1868, In Stebben county, New H ay harvest Is In full swing In demonstration Plans for Sunday evening union Pearne John Bertsch Crowe, 3 services tour In the country districts of Cot to be held during the sum left Friday for Klam ath Falla. years to show that tn e y have on I York, and was aged 64 years. She Lane county and some farmers re tage Grove Wadnaaday. Discus who old. died Friday night at the mer months were made at a meet- Mra. A. D. Lindsey and daughter port need of more help in order had lived In Oregon 44 years, most sions and demonstrations were giv Dorothy of Meridian, Ida., spent Pacific Christian hosptal In Eugene. that d a y made purchases of the ministerial aseoclatlon that time near Cottage Grove, to get their crop cured and In the en, Including control of garden He waa the son of Mr. and Mra. held Wednesday afternoon at the from one of the firms adver but had resided at Wendllng for stacks or loft before It la exposed pesta such aa Insects, gophers and Tueaday with Mr». J. W . Flaher. Pearne Crowe of Springfield and > Methodist parsonage. Floyd Jones of Black Butte spent schedule moles, decrlptlona of soils, plans Saturday with Bernard Shaw. tising in this week’s issue of the past several years. She Is sur too long to the hot aun. grandson of the pioneer J. Hardy . r_Lhls monU> Is as The follotvs: July vived by her husband, C. A. H a r Crow family. for hot beds and cold frames for The Sentinel. Each person low, three sons, C. M. Harlow of C. R. Trent accompanied M att 3. Christian church, w ith Mrs. i f . Taxes Are Turned Over. the home garden and a short cut Maddcsa The boy was born In Eugene, A. Nichols Roy, missionary from of Silk creek to Eugene January must, have made a purchase Vaughn, and C. C. and J. F. Harlow Two tax turnovers were made to for shelling peaa, which la des Monday 28, 1929. Death waa due evening. They attended to lockjaw caused by a »liver In one India, as the speaker; July 10, of Eugene; two daughters. Mrs. W. the county treasurer Tuesday. One cribed elsewhere. The demonstra of 25 cents or more. T. Hankins of Portland and Mrs. was for 1928 taxes and the other tions were held at the Butte church services at a tent meeting hand. The lad was sick only two Presbyterian church, w ith Rev. M. there. A. Groves speaking; July 17, Bap for 1929 taxes. days. Mooney home garden In the Moehv A y e a r’s subscription will be C. R. Wicks of Wendllng; seven Mr. and Mra. Fran k I-aBlue and tist church, with Rev. I. O. Shaw They were segregated as follows: creek district, at the J. E. McCall grandchildren and one great grand Funeral services were held M on given for $1 at any time Sat child. 1928 State and county, $3064.19; home garden at Latham and at the daughter of Hebron vlalted Satur day afternoon In Eugene, Rev. Dun as the speaker: July 24, Methodiet day with Mra. LaBlue's mother, cities, $1004 48; school districts, $1,- J. B. Grubb farm. urday to any person present can P. Cameron of this city officiat church, with Rev. H . W. Daria Mra. M ary Smith. speaking; July 31, Christian church. 429.86; union high school districts, Mrs. 11. K. Ijiw so n to Sing. ing. ing slips to show that he has Mra. George Foster and children, with Rev. D. P. Cameron speaking. $111.47; road districts, $218.64; Port Mrs. B. K. Lawson will give a F ire Damagee Parker House. by Mr. and Mr». Bert made purchases aggregating vocal solo Hundnv forenoon a t the of Sluslaw, $42.39; forest flro pa The roof of the C. M. Parker accompanied Mlaa Gallagher la Transferred. W alnut Crop to Be Short. Presbyterian church. She will sing trol, $67.01; control of gray diggers, home on east Main street was near Lancaster of Blue Mountain, mo $5. Sahsslips from icveral "Cast Miss Evelyn Gallagher, who had tored to Roseburg Monday on busi T h y Burden" by Hamblen $2.24; total, $3,940.28. I-ane county's walnut crop w ill be ly destroyed by fire at about 9 ness. been Red Cross operator here In stores may be combined to and will be accompanied at the For 1928 taxes - State anil coun o’clock considerably less than that of last Monday forenoon. More Mr«. Veta H ull of Vancouver, charge of relief work during the year, according to C. E nlnno by Mrs. Roy Short. Mrs. ty, $1,167.88; Cities, $182.33; schools, damage to contents and Interior of Stewart, make the total of $5. Lawson was leading soloist at the $362.64; union high school districts, the house was done by water than Wash, vlHlted Tuesday with Mrs. entire period of depression, wa» county fru it Inspector. transferred this week to Albany. John W lllian. First Presbyterian church In Port- $36.77; road district», $93.21; Port by fire. Origin of the fire was not The walnuts are dropping from Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Trent and She made her last visit hpre Mon the trees at an Increasing rate, he land for a number of yearn previous of Sluslaw, $20.39; forest fire pa known, hut It probably started from day. Someone to succeed her Is yet daughter, accompanied by Mm. trol, $11.0»; total $1,864.31. to returning to Cottage Grove re reported. I t is believed that rain at a defective flue. There was no In General Johnson of Walden, wont to be named. cently. the time of pollination le the cause. surance on house or contents, but Syria Is a republic of 1,600,000 the damage le to be repaired at to Coburg Wednesday to pick Cellophane Is made from wood strawberries at the home of their Typewriters for Rent. Sentinel. Swltserland la looking for a na persons of mixed race«. once. pulp. cousin. Mr». H enry McKIbben. tional anthem. M e« Fund Was Needed aa Government Ration Allow- anoe Wits Low. Spelling l est Becoming D ad Peps Golf Player Gas Prices Boosted T o 2 1 Cents s COTTAGE GROVE HAS BEST TEAM IN YEARS IOLE ACRES TO CARE FOR NEEDY OF COUNTY NEWFORESTRULESIN EFFECT FROM JULY 1 COTTAGEGROVEBEATS Church Expresses Faith In A ttacked M inister LANE WOMEN TO JOIN FOR RELIEF OF NEEDI M adelle Beidler G ets Office in State Rainbow Hens and Chicks Are Under 1931 Production K Junior Team Eliminated From Baseball Contest N u d e Swimmers Are R eported IT TOCOMEINSEPIEMBER A YEAR’S SUBSCRIPTION to The Sentinel for $1.00 Churches A re to H old Summer Union Services Cottage Grove Sentinel
