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I F r id a y , A r m i , 7. i r a t jiiu u a a a u u a u u u a u a m iu u u u a t ju u iiu u u u iiu t iiiu iiu u a u ijiiu u r FOREST WORK MAY BE STARTED BY APRIL IS Q U A LITY M ARKET T H I ID E A L M EA T* “M E A T IN G ” ANO P LA C E O ROC SPECIALS— Friday, Saturday und Monday BACON BACKS ♦ 15 ♦ BACON SQUARES 1 0 c Î A 12c ib. ♦ ♦ CHEESE 15c ▼ ib . “ B DILL PICKLES WILD ROSE 15« ib. ♦ HAM LOAF 1c Ib. ♦ ♦ HAM BUTTS FOR BAKING c ib . LARUE ♦ LINK SAUSAGE PURE PORK Donald I'la t t o f N o rth Band, Unl- vsrsltv of Oregon student, spent rha w»ak and tiara at tha H O. Man natt horns. M r* Lanora P yburn of Kugans apant tha weak and hara w ith bar paranta. M r. and M ra W L Hub- hall W ashington, A p ril I. — Plana tp I I K r W O O D and Uooh wood put the flra t recruits o f tha forest I'buna U . CuiSsga Grova. L b r. On. Mra. Jack Callahan of P o rtland conservation oorps at w ork In na la hara v isitin g at tha homa of har tional forest« b y A p ril IS wars paranta. M r. and M ra W illia m draw n today at a conference of re Johnson, and at tha homa of a ala gional chiefs of tha U. H. forest ser vice tar, Mrs. W illia m Q aroutta. M a jo r R Y S tu a rt. head o f the 'h s7p I M I <X> M r i in lilhla school. service, directed the regional fo r ra Ellaa Harnhla and d aughter esters to prepare d ata for presen of Kuxana apant tha waak and tatlo n la ta r In tha day showing tha J 1 Jean hat« at tha homa of an au n t of exact projects th a t m ay ba started by th a t data and the num ber of g Dr. and Mra. H aro ld A lla y and m an needed to execute each M r and M ra Schoflald H tsw art M any of tbs projects planned for apant tha waak and at tha S tew art tha sum m er cannot ba started by sum m er homa on tha Um pqua. m id -A p ril, because of m ountain M ary Ann W ann and Daley Zlm - snows, tha need fo r more lim a ro oiarly apant H aturday In A n la u fv la - move equipm ent and to sot up camps L isting tha projects Iting frlanda. D on't F a ll1 T o saa the beautiful which w ork can ba Im m edlati naw Vanoa glrdlaa and comblnettee, atartad was und ertaken In order to made of beat m aterials W onder prevent delay In p uttin g President fully «hapad and finished and a t a Itooaavalt'a forest eonaervatlon-un low p ilri' Ila fitte d If you wish am ploym aot aid program In affect T ha K m art Hhop. «7c quickly. M r and M rs H O. W a rre n vis Vernon V. lla rp b a m . Itosaburg. ited at W a lk a r M onday w ith Elaa- d is tric t supervisor o f tbs Um pqua noi W arren and M rs M a ry S m ith forest, was In P o rtla n d ’ hie waak Mra. I I lle n lg a n of Coquille, Mra. con ferrin g w ith forest o fficials re h ottie H klnn er o f P o rtland . Mrs. garding this and other w ork con W a lte r Bonney and dau gh ter of tem plated In tbs forests. Kogans and M r and M ra F a rra l M cQ u la and son of T hu raton apant Hunday at tha horns o f M rs. Laa Cox. M ra K E Cone received word Tuesday fro m H illsboro o f tha death of her m other and le ft Im - ♦ 4 for 5« ♦ 1 BEEF SHORT RIBS MEATY and TEN DER 15c Ib. 10c Ib. TAXES ARE BEING PAID AT SHERIFF’S OFFICE ) M r and M rs J. P. G rah am apant several days tha flra t p art o f tha weak at th eir sum m er homa In tha mountains. Go to Ilit.le school. a7p M a jo r C u rtis P lllahu rv and fa m ily. on th eir w av fro m W ashington. D to Vancouver barracks, where M a jo r P lllsbu rv w ill ba on jn c m n iia n a a u a n c ic it jn u n c in n n n t in n D a n a n n t i £ ey „V m V jo ^ ' pu ' i Z- For Q u ality Meats FREE DELIVERY ALL DAY 4 0 ANY TIME FRED ANDERSON, Prop. Call K enneth Crow of Eugene spent tha weak and hara at the C. A. I Cooley homa. E It M orfo rd o f P o rtland ar- ; rived M onday to au d it tha city i books. M r and M rs I t . W Ix>mbard and M r and M ra A W H h o fa ta ll and tw o children apant Hunday and son Ito b a r t sp ent th a w eak and at M unday In Portland , Yoncalla w ith M r and M rs. C. It. H a ro ld llada and la w ra n e a Kalfer Dear. vlaltsd Bunday In Eugene w ith "I'm lo r C o m m un ity M an " a7p friends Dr. and M rs C. E Frost. M r and M r and Mrs. U lan Faust and M rs O V. Urease. M r and Mra. •o n o f H a rris b u rg spent tha waak K art F u llm er. M r. and Mrs. George and here at the homa of M r Faust's M organ and M r and M ra. I I W m other M rs O. W Itlaaus They IxHnbard attended a Masonic dance had a b irth d ay d in n e r Hunday hon in Eugens T hu rsday night of last oring M rs Itlaaus on har b irthd ay waak. t a s iiia s a . C ard s, P o o l. T eb aoou e, C o u le e U o n a T r u e to Ito n a m e T h e f a a - Jack Heed o f I*o rtla n d spent tbs week end here w ith the Lee Began fam ily. Lola G odard of Meattle returned home the last of tbs week a fte r spending a m onth here w ith her parents. M r. and M rs. 8 L Godard. Ned D ickinson of M abel spent Haturday here w ith M r. end Mra. I f jo u haven’t tried Senti 'J . Q W illits. Bel clam ifird ads, here ia nel < Sporting Goods' W h a t Is It you ¡w a n t’ W e have It. W s have e. the chance to do ao at kinds of Fishing T ac k le and ws Uttle coat, i f you have, lie vs Baseball supplies Mae us now here ia a chance to do ao ' fo r your sporting needs. U reb ar- G e lty a H a rd w a re . a7o again. M rs H a rr y G odard spent several F o r next week'a iaaue of days the last o f tbs w eek In P o rt The Sentinel, a elaaalfied land w ith bar parents. M r. and M rs. A. H . W lida. ad of any length up to *5 M r a K ih e i D eM era and daughter words will ba accepted at | D orothy of San Joes, Cal., and Mrs. 30« for three Insertions, J le rth a W in k e r and son A rchls of which la equivalent to 10c Lakeside s triv e d today (F rid a y ) to spend several days w ith M r a lnes for each insertion. Any M arks and M r. and M rs. 8. It additional insertions at Vaalah. 10c the insertion For ad M r a Lee K agan and daughter E lean or of Eugens apant Ills week ditional words over 35. end here at B a rte ll hotel w ith M r one eent for three inser Hagan. tions Elsanur N orblad of Astoria. Uni varsity of O regon student, spent Thia spadai la for th a , th e w ee k end hers w ith T helm a lag «ask only, and for Kam . copy submitted before • p. M r and Mra. J. K s rm lt Brands berry of Corvallis spent the week m. W< end here w ith M ra. Urandeberry's p arents M r. and M rs I I U. Griggs Allan G riggs of Eugene spent the weak end here a t the home of a C aro lyn G rannis. U n ive rs ity of rousln. Lloyd Griggs. Dragon student, spent the week end *T'm fo r C om m unity Man *7p here w ith bar parents, M r. eod M rs. F. L G rannis. Claud H u ff of Eugens spent the C all at the S m a rt Hhop fo r your week end here w ith friends. coal. suit, dress or hat for E aster Jim Meeks of Ito rk Falls. W la . A ll kinds of p retty m erchandise at vary reasonable prices e7c arriv ed S aturday to spend several days hare at ths homa of an aunt. C. M Bhlnn le ft S a turday to M r a In s i M eeks spend eeveral daya la P o rtland Mrs. H a llie H a w k in s of Roseburg Wise Joy In g a lls spent the week spent the week end here at the end a t her home In Eugene. home of har parenle. M r. and Mrs. J. Q W lUlta. E e th e r S e lfk ln of O a k rid g e spent Jew ell B rain a rd apant the week the week end here a t the W . L H u fc H Il M d « end In Eugene w ith friends A Wantad for 10c Whole Wheat NEW BUSINESS IS UP 153— Corn Beef Italian Prunes sack 15c Sugar, • - Best Cane sack 15c Pears 2 h ’s can 19c 4 lbs. 19c 10 lbs. 49c ........can 2 0 c EASTER HAM S LEAVE Y O U R ORDER WITH US FOR A SWIFT’S PREMIUM HAM Butter & Eggs 1-lb. Red Rose Butter 33c 1-doz. Ige. Fresh Eggs Soap Special 1 - pkg. Naptha Chips l*can Cleaner 2 - bars Toilet Soap 55c Value EASTER EGG DYES T he Eagles lodge w ill hold a gram a l 8 Tuesday evening In I O O F hall In celebration o f the passing o f the old age pension bill Rev I. O Shaw w ill be the speak er and w ill explain the b ill and tha effo rts made by the Eagles to It. The public generally has been In vited and care w ill be sent to pick up older persons If they w ill notify O w l Cleaners. The program w ill also conelet of several musical num bers T he Eagles orchestra w ill play "U nder the Double Eagle" and a vocal trio num ber w ill be given by J e ff T u rn e r. Roy Patchen and Lorao H a rv e y , accompanied by M ra. A r- morel Monson. Gordon O rd si Fred Hots«. AGRICULTURAL LIME Saturday Grocery Savings 2 lbs. 25c E a g le s To Celebrate Passage P en sio n Bill EOR NEEOY PERSONS Smith-Short Grocery pkg. 19c In v e s titu re services for scout troop No 48 were held T hu rsday evening. M arch 30. a t the arm ory w ith Percy Brown. C a rl H aldel and I-loyd Payne of Eugene conducting the cerem ony A /te r the cerem ony a short ta lk was given and pictures shown of Cam p L u cky Boy. the W llla m e i council sum m er camp T he follow ing boys were Invested w ith the Tenderfoot badge and cer tific a te and so a re c h a rte r members of the new troop L aV e rn a Breese K e ith Breese, Ruben H u ff. Bob G ran nie, John lehm ael. R a y Mc Cullough, E d w in T an dy. Don Thlee, Kam Evenson. Carol Lewis. Robert le w la . N o rm an B lackm ore and B illy Bartels Troop N o 48 Is sponsored by the Lions club w ith V in a i R and all W illia m T h u m and E H Luca com m itteem en. M C H ic k «n bot tom. scoutmaster, and Lew ellyn Ras. aaslstant scoutm aster Texas are com ing In more freely a t tha present tim e than for soma weeks past, aooordlng to deputies Io tha tax d ep artm en t of S h e riff Sw arts' office. Q uits a num ber of property own ers are already paying th s lr 1982 taxes, although not near alt of tha statem ents have been sent out. HIOH SCHOOL TO HOLD P aym ents on baok taxes fro m 1925 ANNUAL OPEN H 0U 8E to 11131 Inclusive on which all In hury’s coualn. E lb e rt Bads terest and penaltlas have bean t a k G arden Tools' W e have a com en o ff In o rder to stim ulate pay T hs fifth annual open house of plete line and all types E v e ryth in g ments. are quits brisk. It was stat the Cottage G rove h lt h school w ill from pruning shears to apadlng ed be given at 7 o'clock Wednesday above,a L et us help you w ith your evening. A p ril 28 under the man- garden t o o l problems G raber- agement and supervision o f ths G attys H a rd w a re «7c •ophom ore class Graphs, pasters and charts of the geom etry «ad Miss T h e lm a K em w ill leave to civic classes w ill be displayed W o rk day (F r id a y ) to spend tha week books, maps and notebooks are to end In Seattle w ith frlanda. She be Included In the history displays. will be acoompanled as fa r as P o rt T he com plete w orks o f the boys' land by Mias Joy Ing alls who w ill shop classes w tll be In the assembly visit friends there and ths shop D raw in g« and dem A consignm ent of garm ents and onstrations are to be explained by m aterials w are recelveo F rid a y tha students o f tha physics and m orning fro m tna county Red Cross science classes. Cooking and related fo r d istrib ution here under tha di science classes w ill have food dis F in ely ground. In sugar sacks, rection o f tha local relief oouncll. plays A m ilk in g contest w ill ba per ton. »4 (si, and 2c each al A rticles received w ere as follows held by the agric u ltu re boys An lowed when eacks are returned. Six d ow n p air overalls, 4 d ow n Interesting exhib it w ill be a display p air men's stockings. 2 d ow n pair of objects connected w ith the his Calcito P o u ltry Grtto woman's hose. 4 dosan men's tory o f tha school. Chick and pullet elsa, ton WOO sweaters, • dozen women's sw eat A com plete program w ill be held Hen end tu rk e y else, ton ... 8X00 ers 9 dosan children's sweaters. in the gym nasium a t 8 30 Including Biedintle Mian. BiecUnttr. On. 213 yards m uslin. 228 yards d ark the presentations of the alm a of outing flannel. 37 yards ligh t s trip d iffe re n t d epartm ents by students ed outing flan nel. 107 yards blrds- and teachers and a glee club con Mrs. M o K ln lsy C a rr of Seattle eya, US yards heavy blue shirting cert under ths direction of Mies arrived T hu rsday to spend several and 408 yards o f p rin t and ging- M y rtle Kam weeks hers at the home of her par Parents and friends are cordially Invited to attend. ents, M r and M rs. O. M Kam . B a n d r e h e a r s a l e v e r y M unday W r e a g Id ea s n ig h t. A lot e f our common Ideas era Am ong those fro m here who a t wrong. I t la quite true that Iron Is tended the fu n e ra l o f P at Jennings raally white, and only turns black at Eugene Saturday wars M r and Mrs. W I I . O strand er, G W Mo- on exposure to the air. in the same way. gold doesn't Queen and son George, Jim Seers and L o rtn H u nt. g litter t ill trs polished; diamonds P a n th e r patrol of Cottage Grove have no sparkle until they have A total of 232 down nnd operating hoy scouts w ent on an overnight been c u t ; and opals when first ills which reported to the W est hike F rid a y to Cooper'« cabin found la their natural clay eettlng Coaat Lum berm en's association for north o f town. 81 young people In the C h ristian are so soft that they can be picked the week ending M arc h 11 produced 57,003327 board feet o f lum ber. Bible class Sunday. a7p w ith the fingernail. T his was an Increase of 4.008.301 But one of the commonest Cal P a n th e r patrol o f the local boy feet, or 7.7 per cent above th e ir scouts held th a lr reg ular m asting lades of thia sort is to describe the out la the preceding week. The In the a rm o ry Tuesday evening pig as a dirty anim al, la their net average week's production of this w ith 18 visitors present. T h e y held ural mode o f Ufa pigs are vary group o f saw m ills in 1833 has been a special m eeting M onday evening 34.217,636 feet; d u rin g the same nnd w ill hold ano ther special m eet clean, finding food by rummaging period o f 1932 th e ir w eekly aver In woodland. But th eir feet are so ing this M onday evening In prep age was 84,298.778 feet. a ra tio n of the scout circus to be formed for digging that whan they T he new business reported last held In Eugene A p ril 22. are kept In a confined apace they week by 178 m ills was 68.222.384 F orm a h ab it now o f callin g often cut up the earth and churn It lato board feet against a production of at the S m a rt Shop. Sea our new 31.242,184 feet and shipm ents o f mud.— Exchange merchandise as It arrives. A hearty 44.017,102 feet. T h e ir shipm ents welcome and good aarvloa aw aits were under th e ir \ production by you. a7c 14.10 per cent and th e ir cu rre n t Lyttletaa Chest Stary ■alee were over production by 29 23 Frances M ackln w ill play eeveral per cent. T he orders booked last Gbost story lover« may be Inter piano selections over radio station identical K O A C In C o rvallis T hu rsday eve eated by an incident of which the week by this group o f m ills exceeded th e ir orders o f ths ning. A p ril 13, a t 8 o'clock. details are cleltned to be perfectly preceding w eek by 17.732J01 hoard M ra W L. W o rk m a n spent authentic. feet, or 42.44 per cent. Thursday In C orvallis and attended N e w busineta to ta lin g lt.89fi.000 On the night of Noram har t t . the fu n eral of an aun t. Mrs. 8. H . ' 177% the second Lord Lyttlaton feet, or about 83 per oeat below Harbison. dreamed that a bird flew into hl« tha three-year average fo r M arc h and 6 per cent below the w eek be A Southern commlasion found room, changed to • woman, and bade fore. was reported ths W estern that 21 persona lynched In 1830 were him prepare for death w ithin three Pine association fo r the week end- Innocent and 11 others probably so. daya lug M arc h I L based oa the reports F rance hae a population o f 41,- B a told the dream to his fam ily of 121 m ills, only 21 o f which w ere 000,000 w ith an area of 207.064 at breakfast next morning, bat operating. Shipm ents w ere 19,516,- 000 feet and production 8,772.000 square miles. made light o f It, being to a ll ap feet. T his put production n t 6.1 per T w o steamers operating between pearancet in excellent health. cent of capacity as com pared w ith N ew Y o rk and H a v a n a w tll carry B a Joked about It again Just he 6 per cent fo r the previous week and 7J per cent fo r the year to 95 loaded fre ig h t cars each. fore going to bed, a few minute« date. C u rren t orders w ere about 18 R adiu m throws o ff rays fo r 20.- before midnight oa the third fiaj per cent of saw m ill capacity 000 years While he we» ondreaslng ba sad (lenly fall dead.—London Timas. —Phone Investiture S e r v ic e s H e ld F or S c o u t s -Z Coadnet Ttrngoa twister; “Chris Criaaay'« car crosses crossings cautloush conserving Chris CTtaaay s corpna After yon have learned thia, ematott constantly Chris Ckissay'a caatlour crossing«. -Boston Transcript. Early “Sideboards" The credenaa is often said to have tha forerunner of tha side board, but this distinction really bo longs to the dreaaolr on which was piled nil the plate not In non at tha banquet, as wall as many valuable articles which had no connncttoa whatever with tha meal, each aa girandoles, vases. Jewels, and tha Ilka. The abac« and credenaa la early days wars oftan used as servtcn ta blas, aa aa attar la tha teas Impor tant churches, tha accessories to ho aaod upon It being kept tnsldo. Mero Cowe James was visiting In tha anuntry. One evening after dark ha want with tha farmer to milk tha cows. Be was permitted to carry tha lantern. “My grandpa has a lantern,’* he remarked, t in t U's lots bigger thpn yours.“ Than as an afterthought he add ad; “O f course ha has lots more rows than you have." Home at Latham FOREST WORK MAY S T A R T 1 1 0 DAYS S00 START IN MINING CLASS HELD IN EUGENE ?: D elinquent T a se e B ein g Paid. Delinquent taxes am o un tin g to more than »20,000 collected for years as fa r back as 1914 were urned over to County T re a s u rer Grace Schlska F rid a y by Lloyd How e tax deputy In the office of _ _ T he present unusual Interest In m in in g was Indicated when nearly 300 were present H aturday a fte r- noon fo r the firs t class in practical m in in g sponsored by the Eugene ebam ber of com m erce In conjunc- tton w ith the state board of high er education T h e purpose of the course and methods to be used. Including lec tures. laboratory w ork and field w ork, were explained and D r. W a r ren D Sm ith, o f the university, lec tured on rocks and m in erals and the role gold plays In civilisation. T h e course to being conducted for the purptae of giving an Insight In- practlcal m in in g problems. In cluding such Item s as gold pan ning. tracing out veins o f ore fro m color found In streams, tha d iffe r ent types of ore« and where they are found and th e ir m a rk e t values T he course Is designed to aid residents of thto section of the •ta te to p articip ate In the develop ment of the m in in g Ind ustry here, according to sponsors o f the course M ors than 100 u niversity stu dents are enrolled end the 'others sre residents fro m every section o f the county, especially fro m those sectloas where there Is some min ing developm ent. T h e course w ill run for 10 week« T he next m eeting w ill be at 1 o'clock thia S aturday, a t which tim e R o bert M. B etts president o f the Oregon State M in in g congress, w ill lecture on “F o rm a tio n o f a M in in g Com pany Its F in a n c ia l Set-up and O th e r Details " 67035205 FOR MINING ACTIVITY E a rly activities a t the M usick mine in the B ohem ia d is tric t are indicated by the a rriv a l of several persona to get things In readiness fo r the a rriv a l o f m ach inery and the expected a rriv a l o f E n g in e e r O Collins o f Ban Francisco, who announced last fa il th a t he had en- llsted capital fo r the in s ta llatio n of flo ta tio n plant and fo r putting the m ins In to operation. M r. Col lins la well know n here and has for several years been endeavoring to Interest capital In the d is tric t Those who have a rriv ed are D ick Collins (son of O. A C ollins) and H aro ld Beeson. San Francisco W in ch eli Simpson and F re d W eln- rleh. Loe Angeles, and H a rr y D e f- ferbach. also fro m C a lifo rn ia , who Is a m achinist and w ill be in charge of installation. S h eriff Sw arts H ° w e eald that delinquent tax collections are surprisingly Food due to the new law which •» m ln a te s penalty and Interest T h e sums turned over as oollect- ed for the d iffe re n t years are aa follows F o r 1931, »13.081 48 for 1930. 3898 82; fo r 1929, »1010SS for 1928. »467 85 for 1927. fififla.49;’ for 1914 to 1928 Inclusive. »360 73 Radio Ray Has This to Say: April should be a good month. No elections, no holidays and only one first of the month. And Philco radios at $19.95 and lamp bulbs at 10c. I wonder: — How much Forest Road work Cottage Grove will get from Uncle Sam. Electrically yours, RADIÒ RAY High School Notes The members o f the honor socie ty voted a t th e ir m eeting last W ed nesday to purchase one-bar ptns fo r those who had earned 24 points o r more and tw o-bar pins fo r those who had earned 40 or more points. T he freehm an class voted a t Its class m eeting last W ednesday to take over the project o f getting the tra c k field Into condition fo r the tra c k meet. T h e le tte r girls and all girls who have won ten points in athletics thto year took a short h ike a fte r school W ednesday T h e y took th e ir lunches N liee M enbeck. Thom as Sprankle. Leon tine S tark. Jean Short. Juniors, and G race H ohm sn. freshm an, were absent fro m school several days last week. T h e follow ing girls w ent on a slx-m lle hike S a tu rd a y out Lorane road. Luclle Bogan. Genevieve Bressler. O iris tin e and M a rg a re t Shelburne. M a rg a re t W ilson. R u th Stowell, M axin e Sow let. Allene T u rn e r and M a y Aubrey. Rebecca H opper, freshm an, re turned to school a fte r an absence o f eeveral days. Visitors a t the high school last week were: G ertru de Cochran, L u cille Burge. L in n C h ap m an and W a rre n Cooper Deasle lehm ael. assisted by Ire n e Shanda, entertained L u cile Bogan and Ruby B allew a t d in ner a t the practice house M onday evening. Miss L u la C'urrin motored to E u gene S a turday to meet M rs. O rp ah Benson, a fo rm e r teacher o f C ot tage Grove high school. M rs. Ben son to now teaching In O regon C ity. , M iss Bowen and Miss Sara-Louise Shields attended the second m eet ing of the Oregon H om e Economic iciation in C o rvallis Saturday. Jane S. H in k le y . regional super visor o f the S m ith -H ug hes home economics w ork, was one o f the speakers. T h e grads teachers held th e ir m o n th ly m eeting and d in ner a t the B a rte ll hotel M onday n ig h t Miss Roee and Mtos H a m a n t reported on th e ir study of "R e m e d ia l and D ia g nostic Teach ing o f the Social Studies." Ptaa Business Is P o rtland. Or«., M arc h 31. — A sharp increase in new business was reported by the W estern Pine as sociation bars today fo r the week ending M arch 25. although the vol ume was s till 23 per cent below the th ree-year average fo r M arch. N e w business was 37 per cent g re a te r than fo r the previous week, the association said, basing Its re port on activities o f 119 m em ber m ills, only 30 o f w hich w ere oper atin g. I T ’S A FACT G J. Brcicr C a iF ways sells for less on e v e r y t h i n g or-m oney-bact CA N V A S G LOVES FULL S IZ E HEAVY 8< ’ . LONG F IB E R W E IG H T DRESSES NEW A R R IV A L S $2 97 B E N RYB SW EATERS N E W -- A L L C O L O R S SLEEVELESS 9 7 c MEN S W ORK PANTS H A R D F IN IS H C O T T O N all y g c S IZ E S W ashington. A p ril 1. — G overn ment officials who w ill bear the b ru n t o f a dm inistering the Roose velt forest conservation - unem ploy m ent program today undertook to put men to w o rk w ith in tw o sreeks. R. C. S tu art, chief o f the forest service, a fte r talk in g w ith repre sentatives of the agriculture and in te rio r departm ents, eaid he ex T h irty -fiv e persons a minute call pected p re lim in ary details to be the N ew Y o rk C ity telephone tlm e- w orked out by Thursday. I T h e chief forester has taken ç iv m g s ta tio n . charge of rounding up the a c tiv i ties. pending app oin tm ent by Presi dent Roosevelt of a coo rdinator to act In a supervisory capacity. N e x t w eek the labor d ep artm en t hopes to start «electing the men fro m among the unemployed In largo d tlo a through reg istratio n of fices. T h s men probably w ill re ceive »30 a m onth and subsistance. toOLDfc j. lA th a m . A p ril b .— (Special.) — T h e John G rah am house and barn were almost com pletely destroyed by fire S aturday n ig ht about m id night. T he fire started In the kltch - ' en and had gained eo much head w ay before discovered that vogy little was saved fro m the house and only the stock fro m tha barn. Mr. G ra h a m and his dough ter. M rs. 1 N O T IC E . R artholem y, and her son w ere In the N otice to hereby given to owners house a t the tim e. M r. G ra h a m ex- of dogs. A ll dogs m ust bs kept i pecta to rebuild soon. fro m ru n n in g a t large w ith in ths i ■ 1.*’ The following hills wars audited and allowed a t the regular meeting of tha city eotweU: C. O.-Eugene Trans., hauling t .00 Fire d e p a rtm e n t__________ 22.00 C. O. Sentinel, ptg. and sup. 25.83 Recorder, cash Kern's for Drugs M tn. 8tatea Power Co., lights 254 80 Woodson garage, repair fire t r u o k ___________________ 16.10 J. C. Schaffer, night police ... 75.00 O. B. Pitcher, police ___ 100.00 O. V. Breese, s a la r y ________ 136.00 Don Allen, s a la r y ___________ 80.00 H . W. Lombard, salary, exp. C. E. Frost, s a la r y _________ C. F. Counts, street awweptng L . W. Coiner, s a la ry _______ F red erick P ost Co.. mdoe..... COSTS you no more than Coffees with nothing but price to recommend them!
