PLANSARECOMPLEÏEQ
N I M BKR SI.
CO TTAG E (IB O V B , l-A N E COUNTY OKB4X>N. F R ID A Y . MAY IX, IMS
VOLUME XIJ.
Southern Pacific Ila*
Freight Increase
W. A. WOODARD MILL
TO GO INTO OPERATION
R attler Strikes A lter
Blown to Pieces
wo Feet Snow Fai
in Bohemia
DEPRESSION IS NOT
SUBJECT IN KANSAS
LUMBER MARKET SEES
Openlnjc uf new m ln ln x activities
A rattlasn aks doss not dis Un
in the B o hem ia m in ing d istrict
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m ediately a fte r
being blown to
latest thi» Trade Publication Says Manu­
places and tha head for soma tim e Kents Find Agricultural Sec probably w in be the
d u i in « iba paat Director Bradley Believes Lum­ w ill a tte m p t to a trlk a Its aaaallant.
year they have been in m any year«,
Universal N e w s Heel Man a ini i n d a a i y a » i . la a i c i c n o e lt i a ili a ! . « a tu
A. A. M ikal,
facturers in Saddle to
due to the fact th a t anow has been
lion Out of Debt and
according to B ake Mie w art of b o
bar to Follow Uptrend
Malsin, (le v e lin g fre ig h t agent, who
slow
to m elt and add itio nal snow
Makes Suggestions to
rana, who relates an axpeuanca in
Force Prices Up.
Everyone Is Happy.
was hera a few days ago.
haa fallen thia spring. T w o feet ad­
in Busineag.
k illin g five of tha rutUers. A ll were
Those Marching
On account of lha Cliam bera m ill
d itional snow was reported d uring
large rspules, the largaat being a
(Crvw • Lumber Difeat.)
hare having been dow n during th a t
p atria rc h w ith 12 ra ttle s and a
Begardlaas of all th a t has been the cold w eather o f last week
Ths moat chaartng nawa th a t C o t­ length of fou r fa»t T his one waa
T he foundation upon w hich tha
Plana a ta cúm plala fui th ■non period, shipments fro m hers ha»«
heard In thia «action about bard
tage
Grove
has
received
In
a
long
nut
shown
an
increase,
but
w
ith
a|Min
brigh ter outlook lo r the lum ber in ­
blown Into three places and
tha
ala r M other«' day prunram
is th a t the big plant o f tha W. place upon which lha hand rem ain- times in Kansas, lit Us Is said there
dustry stands, continues to grow
sura, I by lha C o m m un ity M a n a prospects for this m ill resum ing
about depression, according to a
A W oodard Lum
bar
company
Is
to
b
u
in
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,
t
r
t
k
a
M
r
shortly
and
tha
W
A
W
oodard
both
in b iead th and depth.
llib la claaa for Munday foranoon It
letter fro m E lm e r J. K e n t, who la
I t has been the contention of
la believed th a t thia w ill not only Lum bar com pany'« m ill going into soon is s u u .a operations th e • « * » ; g la w a rt- w ith o u t the rem aind er of now on his way home fro m a visit
m
ant
as
to
resum
ption
has
basn
|
lh
,
^
.
lton
coul<J
lh
ro
w
Crow's P a c ific Coast L um ber Di­
ba tba largoat parail« avar bald operation, an inc lease Is In proa-
at Agenda, thia despite the fact that
! >Uelf fo rw ard unly
fsw inches
gest fo r m any months th a t tha
prices for fa rm products have been
bare but WIU 1« u»e flr a l paiad» peel A la i« o q u a n tity of piling »>»• inada by N a th a n
point had been reached where the
■aid III h on or o f M olh ara dav w a n alilp pad fro m h a ia r»« a lilly .
* M ? i* i* ' «
H la w a rt ---------
has n*
long baliavad
•le c tio n wh7
of dlractora
and o ffic e rs ' M
— i ------------
i ' iw fur several yeais. i
aval held
H a lt th a t covered the ground to fu tu re of the lum ber m a rk e t rested
there
was
a
dan
of
ra
ttla
ra
near
hla
A bugle w ill auund ' aaaambly" at
held S a turday In Eugene. T hs alale- placa, but this was ths firs t tim e section is Strictly an a g ric u ltu ra l a depth of six inches was repo-led entirely upon influences
outside
u o'clock M archer« w ill g ath sr at
country, but the little city o l 800, last night fro m the upper Mosby
insnt waa tn a t the m ill w ill rasums ha had t u n Into mora than una
dem and
tba Masonic b ulkllna on Iba waat
cooperating w ith the surrounding creek section. Considerable dam age the industry. W hen the
operations
Just
aa
soon
as
nacaa
and production had both dropped
snake at a Urna. H a believes that com m unity, has built and dedicated
sida of tha brlduo and lha |>aia»la,
to gardens waa reported. B ain fell
• a r ry
y betterm
n a t t a i m ent«
a n ta and
a n o repairs
r e p a i r s can
uu.
u f j|
a f a W t h a l (n
•a
w ith lha band laadln«. w ill alar
during the past year a church that in the city, b ut In the higher Alti­ to below o n e -fifth o f norm al, any
I h ab it the den. aa there ware no cost S5,(AMl and there is not a cent tudes near lbs city a considerable hope of re g u la tin g the o utput so as
prom ptly at
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The
Un» of
moat of ths tuna d u rin g the *
_
to bring about an im p ro vem ent in
1 am ali anakas, of which there
are of indebtedness on it.
u ia rrh w ill ba on M ain a tra rt
to
Believe it
wo year». A big ‘oggmg
d w t i l S U S ) I t \ d an' e l th is ' tin .; or not,' M i. K e n t w rit««, "my son fa ll o f hail waa reported I t did no prices was fu tile . T h ere had to be
E ig h th . lh a n ra south to W aalilng
damage.
takan fro m here to Brawood. where
'
a bigger dem and and th a t demand
ton thanes w»at Io tha
arm ory
and 1 attended church services on
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could only b e created by increased
M am bara of battarv "1C" w ill form Hunger Bays Tilos* Enlisting the U r ad lay-W oodard L um bar com-
E aslsi and the church waa filled
puny
o
paialas,
haa
bean
ralu
rn
ad
em ploym ent and a better re tu rn on
In llnaa down tha steps of tha a rm
to overflow ing." M r. K e n t did not
net
a.
fa
r m products.
ory to tha curb and the m archara
Need Not F«tr They Will
slate which was the statem ent hard
M r. Bradley also said th a t ha
Since the day President itooaevelt
w ill paaa between (bese lina« Into
to believe, th a t the church was
hopes
m
a
ik
e
t
conditions
w
ill
Justi­
Bo in Army.
ended the bank holiday, prices on
lha bulldln« T ha parada w ill anlar
o verflow ing or th a t he attended the
fy
p
utting
into
operation
tha
B
rad
p ractically a ll com m odities have
lha bulldln« not la ta r than 9 <0.
services.
ley-W oodard m ill at Bradwood by
steadily advanced. T h e re la every
M r. K e n t also says th a t Agenda
M ora than tout) persons have sign
In addition to the allotm en t ol to e m iddle of tha sum m er T h ia la
indication
th a t the people in ail
has a ru ra l high school all paid for,
trie c iv ilia n conservation a naw m ill th a t has never been In
ad for the parada and m otion pis­ 13 rot
__________
w alks of life are going to have
th
a t school w a rra n ts a re w orth one
tura» w ill ba takan for lha U n lvar corps, com m only know n aa Roose­ operation.
H o v a R iw In A o m e T a i hundred cents cash fo r every doi- E u g e n e Team Id Second Outside “ior® money to spend. S m a rt re-
sal news real <laor«e tbrdfray. who velt a forcai a rm y , tha C ottage
M i Bradley atatad th a t ganeral
o&JTB Big inCOQW
i« rt th a t taxe» have been reduced aa
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tailerE see thia. 1 ney are a nticipat-
w ill take lha plcturaa, has asked (B o ve com m unity haa bean allotted business conditions In tha east and
Team to Win Here in
,ng a b elter dem and before the end
much as 40 per cent, th a t w heat has
.that those p articip atin g ba govern 25 to 30 men to ba picked by local aoutn hava g ie a tly Im proved and ha
Payers Are Urging
of the year and are ta k in g a dvan t­
jum ped fro m 30 cents to 50 cents,
"ed by the follow ln« suggestions Let foraat officiala. These w ill be man I eels c e rta in Im provem ent in the
Several
Years
age
of the low prices on lum ber
Proposed Law
th a t corn baa Jumped fro m 15 cents
the patada a ta ri and and p rom lly. who know ine foresta oi ara tra in ­ lum bar m a rk e t w ill follow .
and the a b ility to get pro m p t de­
to HI cents and th a t both republi­
lal all unlta m arch not laaa Ilian ed for special duties and w ill ba
F o rm e r employee of tha m ill hare
Cottage Grove G o lf club m et lie livery. A fte r the spurt w hich oc­
can# and dem ocrats believe
hap­
fo u r abreast, alftht abreast would la ig e ly
fo rm e r forest employee
T h e proposed sales tax was vig ­
second defeat in m any seasons Sun­ curred in M arc h there was a tem ­
pier daya are here again.
ba preferable, let every e ffo rt ba T h ia announcem ent Was made by are to ba given preference In em ­ orously
assailed
by
K
a
y
W
.
GUI.
porary slowing dow n in placements
made to m a in ta in an orderly m arch It a n g ii Pispar of the lzryng cress ploym ent and w ill ba p ul on tba state grange m aster, In an address
M r. K e n t and son, who le ft here day when Laurelw ood of Eugene
In atralKhl lines properly distanced, station at the Tuesday noon lunch­ payroll as rap idly aa conditions M on day night bafore a session of M arc h 28 and expect to a rriv e took the locals into camp to the out as the plans of the a d m in is tra ­
tion take shape confidence in the fu ­
w arrant.
let each unit ca rry fla«a. a banner eon of Il ls cham ber ol c o m m u e «
home about June 1, made the trip tune of 32 to 22 Even Z im m e riy. ture is strengthening and the past
A t ths m ealing of atockholdars tha South Lane County T ax p a ye rs ’
the old R om an of the Cottage Grove
or d istinctive «uldon. let uniform s
I t probably w ill be tba firs t of
over
a
n
o
rth
e
rn
route
th
a
t
took
league.
week has seen an increased volume
ba worn I f poaaMila and lodge ra June before a cam p o f -txi man can held S a turday afternoon in Eugene
they club, w ent down to defeat to Pres­ of orders com ing in fro m such a
r. G ill quoted statistics to show them through Id a h o where
I m establistied al Uta U ria n a No. 2 directors w ere slactad aa follows; ' th M
« a lia whan permissible
ran into a real blizzard. I t snowed cott a fte r being tw o under par a t wide field th a t it is most sign lfi-
a
t
thoas
n
ation
ally
urging
sales
In order that tha parade m a v site in tha Bohem ia d is tric t which W . A W oodard, C. A. H a rd y t E u ­ tax era larga income taxpayers and and blowed u ntil the road was a l­ the end of the firs t five. H e waa
fo rm quckly. a num ber haa
bean selected. I lia lata data ta gene, M rs. Baasls 8. Bradley < Bay holders o f large am ounts of per­ most invisible and in some places, medalist fo r the locals w ith 79 and cant.
I f re tailers realized the condition
C ity. M ic h .), Boy V. Leonard and
Prescott fo r Laurelw ood w ith 76.
aaslKncd to each u nit and tito»« because enow la m elting slowly,
sonal property
which would
be where the snow bad been pushed
be a
P la y e r s , w i t h
la u r e lw o o d
m e n of m ill stocks there would
number« w ill appear on tha curb on
a ll
1‘lapar reportad th a t many N a th a n B rad ley (M em phis, T a n n .l. exem pt under sales tax. H e said o ff ths road. It waa fo u r test deep
stampede to get orders accepted.
lh a director«»« elected officers as
west M ain »treat where the parade (ear th a t tboaa who join the civil
They had about 100 mtlea uf that. named first, together w ith medal Someone is going to have to wart
th
a
t
in
M
u
ltn
o
m
a
h
county
less
than
w ill form Heads of unlta
have tana conservation corpa w ill ba In follows W A. W oodard, president; 300 man own 75 per cent of the per­ In W yom ing they ran into another scores w here re c o rd e j and points
and not only th a t- -th e re is plenty
been asked to «at th e ir marohera » fle e t a second Una of defense for C. A. H s id y . vice president; Boy V. sonal property and th a t these also blizzard and th a t n ig h t at Rock won were as follows
L rlw d . C . O. of reason to believe th a t prices w ill
Cald-
Into position accord In« to numb- r tha n aliu uai a rm y . W h ile no troubla Leonard, secretary; Cecil
Springs
had
to
d
ra
in
th
e
ir
radiator.
are the largest owners of real
go up by leaps and bounds when
-2 S
Prescott 7 6 -----------------
w ith in as few m inutes a» poaaible. Is bstng experienced In fillin g Uia ■veil, assistant a x -rc lary
•s ta le , so they would ba benefltted I t took an hour the next day to un­
the inevitable scram ble to get un­
Z im m e riy , 78
_
T ha C om m unity Men a Itlb le claaa lan k « . M r Pispar wished It a n ­
both com ing and going. H e added freeze th e ir brakes and get going, R u th e rfo rd , 86 _ _ ___
der cover comes.
hava asked all unaaal«ned m arch nounced th a t i n t u i b i l i of tha corps
th a t If sales tax should
reduce a fte r w hich they had 100 miles of
A n aly zin g the fu tu re involves
M orelock, 88
era to tak a places w ith them , their w ill ba iu no w ay mem bers ol tuo
p ro perty tax 2 per cent the email Icy paving.
only the simple problem o f w eigh­
Sutton. 85 _____ _______ 2
wives to accom pany them F ra ta r arm y, aa a aacond lina of d a i- f u r
In
Colorado
they
found
there
had
taxp ayer would be saved <15 on an
ing the supply and dem and. T he
Lem ley, 83 __
na| organisations are In v ltln « manv oi olhaiw tsa
assessed valuation o f
<1.000. but been no ra in fo r several months H e n ry . 8 5 ---------
re ta il dealers, fig u ra tiv e ly speak­
outside th a lr orders to m arch w l'b
W o rk
w ill s ta rt earlier than
th a t I f be spent <1.000 fo r the neces­ and the worst w ind and duat storm s
in g . have no stocks and the m ills
T ra s k . 9 6 ____
ih i’ in
Juna 1 in »actions where snow haa
In m any years had been prevalent.
sities
of
life
ha
would
pay
<20.
also have the lowest and most
T ha C h ristian Bible school will malted It la baliavad that w ork or.
T h e K en ts noted evidence of how N a y lo r. 8 9 _____
M
r.
GUI
took
the
fa
rm
e
r
to
lllus-
broken inventories in years. Prices
W ells, 83 ____
f«>r in on n orth F ifth street and w ill tba
Steam boat
road, fio m
the
taxpayers'
money
has
been
squand­
1
ira te
w hat com plication» would
are dow n below the cost o f produc­
-1 H
Urey. 9 2 _______
taka Its place as tha parade paasea Douglas county side, w ill bo under
ered
by
b
uilding
p
ara
llel
roads
D r. Thom as D. Yarnea, d is tric t follow enactm ent of sales tax. The
tion fo r a il m a jo r operations. O p ­
H ill. 9 4 ______
F ifth a tra rt Thia a rran«em »n t has way not much la ta r than lha m iddle
w
ith
in
a
stone's
th
ro
w
of
each
z *
superintendent of the Cascade die- fa rm e r would pay no tax on sales
erators are not going to speed up
Seashore. 87 ___
bean made bacauaa soma o f the of M ay.
for
raaala.
but
If “ hla sales
d
irect • to other.
tn
c
t
of
ths
Oregon
conference
of
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2H o utput u n til prices have advanced
Laaswell, 85 _
youn«er and older persons would
M an w ill lo in tha corps fo r six
T he K e n t car covered 2.000 miles
consum er should exceed <5(1 a
the
M
ethodist
church,
presided
at
to where they can show a m argin
T ay lo r, 88
ba unable to p artic ip a te In the ni o n t h a,
but
no punishm ent
m onth ha would hava to keep rec­ on the going trip and used an aver­
a * of p ro fit.
M alle ry, 8 6 __
lon«er m arch.
h a s bean provided
fo r desarlion the ann ual meeting end last q u a r­ ords o f such sales and pay taxes age of a gallon o f gas fo r each 2u
M a n u fa c tu re rs have witnessed for
T h a m an’s class has asked T he fro m tha ranks. I t la pul up to the terly conference of the M ethodist
miles, the volatile flu id ran gin g in K e l s o ----------------
three years the effectiveness of
M i l l s --------------
M enllnel to annuunoe th a t they hope man as a p a trio tic d uly In halpin« church here F rid a y evening. O f f i­ thereon. H e also said that business price fro m 15 cents to 25 cents. In
and
industry
near
state
border
hand-to-m outh buying. T hey know
every Munday school In the c ity and tha governm ent to bold down ex- cers fo r the year were elected as
the e n tire trip there was not more M i l l e r ---------------- _______ i
th a t the same principle applied to
C o i n e r --------------------------
evary church sarvtca m av enjoy a panaca th a t would ba Incurred by follows. Trustees. 8. L. M ac k ln , J. lines would be handicapped when than 10 miles of highw ay th a t was
the
tax
In
the
a
d
jo
in
in
g
state
should
D
M
onroe.
8.
J.
l^
o
n
a
rd
.
selling w ill quickly and a u to m a tic ­
H ira m . 9 0 ______________ 3
record attendance. T o fu rth e r thia ...q
traquant
changea
In
tha
ranga,
lo
n
eith
e
r
oiled
nor
paved
and
the
u s .It C n .n « ,-. m » » .
j obn M a rU n . J. R H a n - be lam than the tax in this state
a lly boost prices back up to w here
Bede. 9 4 _______________
hope tha parade and Bible claaa
S k E . E. Cons. A n drew G e rra rd
B u a m -a . "h e aa.<I. "woaUl he drtv- en u re trip was easily made in five
they can again pav a liv in g wage
services w ill close In lim a to per­ for which they enlist.
days o l d riv in g tim e. T his was quite Sedlock 9 3 _____________ 2
and G B. A rneat; ate wards, 8. L. en across the b orders.'
to th e ir employes and begin the
Swanson. 94 ______
m it everyone p a rtlc lp a lln « to reacn
a contrast to the same trip taken
T h e federal governm ent Is being
M
ackln
.
J.
D
.
M
o
n
r
o
«
.
O
.
B.
A
rn-
Bedarrm
g
to
the
state
d
efic
it
of
tremendous task o f recouping the
the Bible «chool or churoh service consistent In a rra n g in g for Its fo r­
' 15 years ago by the Kents, when Droste. 9 7 __________ -------2 H
eat.
Boy
V
.
Leonard.
M
rs.
H
a
ttie
w
hich
so
much
haa
been
said.
M
r
losses suffered since 1929.
Bagley. 9 7 _____________
of hie choice T h a class ur«a every- est arm y and wtU use foraat prod­
the tim e was 15 days,
O
lii
said
that
It
ls.ah
o
^t
the
same
H
a
rt,
W
.
A.
Hogata.
M
rs.
N.
Sum m ed up the s itu a tio n is just
T
a
y
l
o
r
______________
___
one p a rtlc lp a lln « Io ths parade to ucts in the «.onetr net Ion o f b a r­
M
r.
K
e
n
t
signs
him
self
"A
K
a
n
­
Compton. O m ar M o o r e .
L. Cone. star t» « t It was seven years ago sas born O regonian."
this; G eneral business is unques­
W a r d ----------------------------
attend , out o f deference to mother, racks.
th
a
t
the
state
has
been
on
a
w
a
r­
tionably very m uch on the mend.
Sm ith. 93 _______________ 0
•orne Bible school and aome church
A rm y officers have already a r ­ C. O. H a rtm a n . K enn eth G o ff. Lsrw-
T here is a pent-up dem and fo r lum ­
Nelson, 9 0 _____________
servios. A t tha conclusion of the rived in Eugene to prepare fo r es­ ell T ed ford. C. N L an d. M rs J. H . ra n t basis m anv times, at one tim e
was
on
a
w
a
rra
n
t
baste
fo
r
a
per­
C
h
am
b
e
rs
M
rs.
C.
N
.
L
an
d,
M
rs.
ber
m spite of w h a t pessimists may
C urtis, 9 7 ______________ 0
parade tha C h ristian Munday school tablishm ent of a b arracks a t O a k ­
iod of n early fo u r years.
say to the con trary. T he lum ber in ­
S m ith. 90 ____ —____
w ill leave the line and m arch
in ridge and It was believed the firs', Andrew Brund. M rs. E. E. Cons.
M r. GUI said th a t estim ates of
d ustry w ill get its share o f the con­
L e o n a r d ________________ 3
order to lha church
recruits for the forest arm y would Mrs. H . B. Breedlove. M rs Frances sales tax returns to counties are
sumer's d o lla r when he spends i t
Nichols, W F. A lien. C. E . U rn -
Ragan _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
U n lta p a rtlc lp a lln « in lha parade, a rriv e there today.
m
uch
too
high
and
estim
ates
of
phrey. Jamas Tedford, Mrs. M arie
T h ere is no accum ulatio n o f lum ber
H u r s t __________________ 3
w ith num bera Indica tin « th a lr posi­
W
icks
and
D.
W
.
Hturges.
m
em
ber-
coat
of
ad
m
in
is
tra
tio
n
of
the
tax
on hand eith er a t the producing or
DeYoung ____
tions In the parade are aa follows.
Ship
com
m
ittee.
M
rs.
H
.
B.
Breed-
m
uch
too
conservative.
H
e
said
d is trib u tin g ends of the industry to
1 band; 2 b attery ”K." 3 W o m ­
love
M
rs.
C.
N.
Land.
8.
L.
M
ack-
th
a
t
Lans
countv
could
not
hope
to
take care of any sudden bulge in
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22
an's re lie f corp«; 4 F. O B ; 3
A
boy
scout
court
of
honor
w
ill
In C L. Kellogg and O . H . F u lle r- receive more than <1.600 annually
Eugene C o un try club w ill be here buying. T he retailers have already
float; 6 F . O E. auM lIlary. 7
be
held
tonight
(F
r
id
a
y
)
in
the
high
ton; music com m ittee. C. E. Urn- fro m sales tax.
next Sunday. Cottage Grove goes to sensed an Increased dem and. The
C h ris tia n Bible «chool. 3 U 8 W
phrey M rs Beaeie S u tcliffe , Mrs.
Illu s tra tio n s were given by the school aud ito riu m . A bridge build­ Bandon M a v 21 and to O akw ay m an ufactu rers have also sensed
V . 8 U. 8 W . V a u x ilia ry ; 10
ing dem onstration by mem bers of
B
Arnest
and
Miss
M
y
rtle
speaker
to
show
th
a
t
p
yram
id
ing
of
the stre n g th o f th e ir position. The
M a y 28.
1. O . O F .; 11 Rebekah»; 12 8 llk
stage is a ll set fo r a spectacular re­
Mnauer; religious education com­ tha tax by several sale» would m ake troop 18 w ill be a efature. T he pub­
C reak Bible school; 13 K . of I ’.'»;
lic
has
been
invited
to
attend.
m ittee. M rs. C. E. U m phrey. M rs the total tax. in some instances, as
viv al in the lum ber m a rk e t, one
14 C o m m u n ity M en'« Bible class,
Robert M ills and E lr a D ixon w ill
Izm e county is one of those not O m er M oore, Mrs. James Tedford high as 29 mtllg, o r 2.9 per cent. H e
w hich m av cause prices to q uick­
15 Degree of H onor; 16 Boyal
be
advanced
to
second
class
scouts;
at once paying Its state tax in fu ll, and Mtsa Zsnna
said
the
tax
would
apply
upon
tales
M oughm er;
fi­
ly regain much of the ground lost
Neighbors; 17 W a lk e r Bible class. county o fficials feeling
th a t the nance oomrolttee, O m e r
of service aa w ell as of personal second class m e rit badges w ill be
d
uring the last 36 months.
Moors.
18 A m erican Legion; 1» A m e ri­ state should tak s
presented to Lew is
Sturges
for
rsco«nillo>. of
can Legion a u x ilia ry ; 20 D rain slow paym ents and delinquency. M r» J 11 Cham bers, G B. Arnest. property.
w oodcarving.
le a th e rc ra ft
and
C. E.'a Attend Meeting.
Bible school, 21 Black B u tte; 2 2 - The firs t h a lf assessed against l-an<- James T ed fo rd . C E. U m ph rey, A
h an d ic ra ft, to H a ro ld Bnslaugh for
W . Slem ann, R. L. Cone and 8. L.
Cottage G rove C. E . fo lk heard
T on calla Bible school; 23 Dorena
poultry
keeping,
to
R
obert
M
ills
for
county is <71,095.75. A check
for M ackln ;
benevolence
com m ittee.
Miss
H
azel Lewis, editor of the
Follow ing la the pro«ratn
that <15.000 has been sent
music and personal health and to
the
state
Will be given at the a rm o ry
As­ treasurer and the rem ainder w ill M rs. J H Cham bers. M r«. Joaeph
S te w a rt Roberts for le a th e rc ra ft, Egg Prices in Portland Terri­ C h ris tia n church publications and
I
Wb"
Bafley
and
M
re.
N
.
E
Com
pton;
an experienced church school lead­
sembly m arch bv band; "A m erica"
personal health and firs t aid to
a/Wa|«t eervlca
aA rvIr* «ft
bs sent later. L in n county UHu leMKv social
oommlttee. M re. F ra n -
by congregation; presentation of
tory Are Slightly Above • er, ta lk on m odern methods of
anim als; S tew art R oberts and H a r ­
countv are am ong those th a t have ce|| Nichols, Mrs.
W.
W ooley,
religious education a t the F irs t
tha flag; medley of sacred
num ­
old Boslaugh w ill be advanced to
O m er M oore and Jamea T ed fo rd ;
Those Year Ago,
C h ris tia n church in Eugene M on­
bers bv the band; num bers bv Com­ paid In fu ll.
firs t class scouts; firs t class m erit
ke o T ' n » '?ro"m “ Lh. • _______
udl“ » K
“ ‘U “ ' °
" A
* rneet
“ "*
_ com
_____
B
day afternoon. Several also a tte n d ­
m u n ity Men's class, num ber bv E u ­ , „ A. ,Ucrhn.c V
A large and app reciative audience badges w ill be aw arded to Daniel
gene Eagles orchestra; num bers bv Southern P a c ific ra ilw a y , a to ta l of nnd P earl M onroe; church racords
F ew e r com m ercial chicka were ed a din ner in her honor given at
T ra s k for music, w oodcarving, car-
com
m
ittee.
J.
D.
M
onroe.
M
rs.
H
a
t­
D ra in mixed q u a rte t; solo by N. J. <168.787 95. was made by the s h e riff
fa u T o s tl "rn-e^enmUon" W ednesday P«n try- le a th e rc ra ft and firs t aid to natched d u rin g the firs t three the church a fte rw a rd .
tie H a rt, M ra. R B Reed. M rs. Joe
Miss Lew is described numerous
Nelson; num bera bv
men's «lee
h i " I P(h
J
anim als, to D ale B ennett for poul- months this year th a n last, but lat-
several daya ago. The»e paym ents Landess and M rs. Charles Cooley;
“ex­
club; M others' day address by Ray. m a d e l( possible fo r the county to
'^ C L n K . v ^ t o ^ l d p a t e ^ H u m ^ try ‘" « P * « * ' “ > E ld ° " G rab le ,o r “
b- ked
“
‘n‘ successful examples of the
paator relation com m ittee. James
perience
method" of teaching, in
I. 0 . Shew .
meet a bond paym ent due M ay 1 T ed ford. C. E. U m ph rey. N . E. ous situations brought many laughs. anim al industry. c arp entry, path- crease fo r the eastern p art of the
health
personal country over last year, according to which the child learns eth ical and
find in g, public
w ithout issuing naw bonds
Com pton. M rs. E. E . Cone and J.
m o ra l standards by doing things
P flT T in r p n m ir
T he regular turnover, am ounting
e im m U t.; ;
w e e ^ h e “ n m ^nd* s^co^d h ealth ’ b,rd studi'' civics and a th - a review of the poultry situ atio n him self. Even in a d u lt classes, she
<40.62172. waa »egregated as fol- „
A ndrew Brund. M rs. 8. L. “ i'i* between the rlra l ana ’ c na ie tics. to Edison Lem lev fo r hand!- issued by the O regon totate college
declared, the pupils too seldom
lows S » U la d ts
and county.
<19.156
37; . M
ackln M ra Donnel A llen. . O. B . | M
M I is
s Jov
In
v a lls was a directo
r and c ra ft, pioneering and safety,
to
F red extension
service.
_____
—
X IW .
U 4 -U
.A h z ir tl.
U III.A I1 » , A l l * . k 2 * t l M * l o a a
S aa
« J
Joy
O V i Ingalls
n g a ilS W
I re c I o r a n u
i n ay
h n n H l-
Maxaxr.sx^t d A A r o n o O f n r f h n
ir s t
Bosley fo r autom obiling,
hand!-
H eaviest decrease fo r the f firs
t th in k for themselves, le ttin g the
C ltle a . <865.99; union high schools. Arnest and N . E . Com pton; house
the cast of characters was as fol­ c ra ft, carp entry and stam p collect- three m onths was in the n orth cen- teacher do everything fo r them..
<757 54, school d istricts. <11,037 46; com m ittee. W . A. H ogate and E. E. lows E lija h Q uim by (c a re ta k e r of
Cottage G rove persons a t the a f­
road districts. <244.18; county high Cone; superintendent o f Sunday B aldpate In n ). T a m H o w ard ; M rs ing and to H o w a rd T a y lo r fo r en- tra l U nited States, where the pro- ternoon m eeting included the pas­
glneerlng. autom obiling. bookbind­ duction of salable chicks was 10
school tuition . <1067.41; forest fire •chool, M re. C. E. U m ph rey; E p ­
Q uim by. Augusta H e c k ; W illia m
The tor o f the C h ristian church. Rev. L
patrol. <166 57; grev digger equlr- w orth League president, E d n a Mae H a llo w e ll Magee (a u th o r), Vincent ing and fa rm home and its plan­ per cent under a y e a r »
G. Shaw, and M rs. Shaw , M rs. L.
T h e Cottage G rove high school rel fund. <26.20.
H a rv e y ; ladlee' aid society presi­ B ric h e r; John Bland. Lloyd Pleu- ning; Eldon G rab le and Daniel P a c ific coast is m a in ta in in g a fa ir­ M Boyd, M rs. G. H . D a h l, M rs. E.
T ra s k w ill be advanced
to star ly even trend , being 3 per cent un­
T h e ra ilw a y
company's check. dent. M rs. H . B. Breedlove; fin a n ­
team placed eighth In the W illa m ­
E . M cLendon. M rs. John A rm ­
ard ; M a ry N o rton . T h e lm a M atson;
ette valley tra c k meet held In wind • m ounting to <128.266 23. was d lvld . cial secretary, N. E. Com pton; In­ M rs. Rhodes. D orothy B aldw in ; scouts; Edison L em lev w ill be ad­ der last y e a r fo r M arc h , w ith indi­ strong, M rs. T . H . Moody, M rs. Ed
and rain S a turday afternoon on ed as follows; S ta te and county, term ed iate league sponsor, Miss Peters (h e rm it). James Vasblnder; vanced to life scout. F o rrest L em ­ cations o f 4 per cent below fo r late, Powell, M rs. James Pow ell. Mrs.
ley, assistant scoutm aster of troop bookings. Bookings fo r the whole
<75.521.47; cltlee. <5838 29; school Zenna M oughm er; foreign mission­
H a y w a rd field. Eugene
M y ra T h o rn h ill, M av C hestnut; Lou 18. has been advanced
to eagle country fo r A p ril and la te r snov/jJ A lm ond H em en w ay and M rs. C. A.
<29,965.40;
union
high ary society president, M re. N . E.
Roseburg carried o ff firs t olace districts.
M ax, R alph Boslau»h; Jim Cargon. scov.L the highest ra n k , but
the an increase of 16 per cent over last W allace.
road districts. Com
honors
pton;
D. Monroe. i?o rr« ., le m le v Thom as Hayden.
_
------ w
. ith 37 points, Salem »ec- schools. <6497.67;
~~ .n p
to n , treasurer, J. u
ond w ith 29 points. C hem aw a In - <1792.71, county high school tuitio n , >c j f U m ph rey was elected dele- w illa r d Arne jlg g s Kennedy (de- aw ard w ill not reach here in tim e y e a r .
T r a s k B o a t Is la u n c h e d .
E g g prices are in a favorable
dlans th ird w ith l^t points. O aklan d <8650.04; forest fire patrol, 65cants. <a[e ( 0 the annual church confer- tec tlv e ) H a ro ld P la n k ' owner of fo r this court of honor.
A 16-foot pleasure c ra ft b u ilt by
position fo r producers in the P o tt-
fo u rth w ith 15. Eugene, C orvallis
-----------------------
1 enee June
-
— and ■ - 24
- ■-
—-•—
*
23
In P o
rtla n d * —
and » 1 B aldpate
In n , D a lto n W ard .
land te rrito ry com pared w ith a vear R. 8. T ra s k d u rin g spare tim e of
Pine B u aln eM 1» Up.
and U n iversity high lied fo r fifth
W . A. H ogate was elected a lte r­
ago. Instead of the usual heavy de- the past w in te r and spring was
Po rtland , Ore., M ay 5. N ew busi­ nate. R eports of the various de­
w ith 9 points. S p rin gfield was nin th
launched
Sunday
a ftern oo n
at
400 on R. F . C. P ayroll.
ness In the w estern pine te rrito ry p artm ents of the church were giv­
w ith 3 4 points.
F o u r hundred eighteen men were
ea rly in M ay quotations were back Saginaw fo r a t ria l trip . So fa r as
for en.
H o rn won the pole vault easllv am ounting to 42,219,000 feet
know
n
it
is
the
only
round
bottom
­
on
the
R
F.
C.
p
ayroll
In
Lane
_____
to the level of a m onth ago and
w ith a lum p o f 10 feet. 9 Incite» the week ending A p ril 29 was re ­
countv last week and the sum dis­
tw o cents above the same period a ed boat owned In this section. W ith
O th e r points were made by Ballew , ported bv the W estern Pine associa­
The annual school budget m eet­ year ago.
a 16 h. p. outboard m o tor It a tta in ­
bursed fo r wages was <3,273 45, ac­
who was th ird In the 880, by i ’ ow - tion today.
cording to a rep ort made a t the ing w ill be held a t 2 o'clock Tues­
Coast production has been ln- ed a speed estim ated a t 22 to 25
ers. who was fo u rth In the high
T h is represented an Increase of
day.
T
h
e
budget,
as
explained
and
o ffice o f County
C le rk
D illa rd
a review o f the pou ltry situation miles. W ith a larg er m otor the
hurdle» and bv Hhaw who was lied ■65 per a n t over the previous week,
published, shows a m a te ria l reduc­ 13 to 16 per cent under a year ago. speed could be g reatly Increased.
W ednesday.
I but was 17 per cent below the 3
fo r fo u rth In the high lump.
tion fro m this year.
M r. T ra s k comes fro m Minneso­
T
h
e
am
ount
spent
fo
r
road
w
ork
M iddle w estern production has been
for A p ril.
T o m o rro w the local tra c k team ¡y e a r w eekly avernge
Last year a ru m o r was spread d efin ite ly d eclining fo r
was <3186.63. for bookkeeping $60
several ta, where most boats have round
w ill compete In a d is tric t meet a t .O n ly 50 of the 113 m em ber m ills
bottoms and fla t bottomed boats
M any o ptim istic n o t e s
were and for w o rk at the courthouse th a t the budget contained an item weeks.
Eugene between the schools of Lane ( were operating.
fo r an expensive sw im m in g
pool,
are h ard ly considered seaworthy
and Douglas counties. W ith Thies
Shipm ents fo r the week were 32,- sounded at a aes«lon of J. C. Pen­ <26 82
and
m
any
votes
w
ere
cast
aga.nst
crafts, hence the construction of
•g a ln In fo rm C ottage G rove ex- 431,000 feet and
production
was ney »tore managers held In P o rt­
Logging Crew Back at Work.
T h e Lane county
cham ber
of the budget fo r th a t reason. O fficers
pects to be In the ru n n in g this L’3,643,000 fre t, p u ttin g production at land this week, according to D a ­
About 60 men w ere given em ­ his boat.
point
out
th
a
t
every
cent
the
school
com
m
erce
w
ill
hold
Its
M
ay
m
eet­
week
I 17.7 per cent o f capacity a» com- mon Scott, local m anager, who was
ploym ent w hen the W estern L u m ­
ing T hu rsday of ____
next
week __
at board mav spend m ust be included
! pared w ith 13.8 per cent fo r the ! present. No overnig ht re tu rn to ■■in
p rin gfield. T he annual election of In the budget and th a t for school ber company's logging camps th at
l.
Autom obiles In use In Oregon ! previous week, and 8.9 per cent for i prosperity was predicted, but m anv S
officers Will be held and the coun- o fficials to In te n tio n a lly deceive the W e s tfir w ent in to operation this
policy holders fo r loans on th e ir | the year to dato. C u rre n t orders signs of better days w ere cited,
tv u nit school system w ill be dis- taxpayers probably would result In w eek a fte r havin g been dow n since
policies Is hailed as a sign of het- I were 32 per cent of aaw m lll cana-
cussed.
c rim in a l prosecution.
December. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
S taplin g Machines. Sentinel.
city.
ter business.
O uiguing fi «tubi sblpm enta over
Southern l'a c lfie line» bave shown i
_ _ ___
i
Bios
S ix i n c h e s oi Hail
On Mosby Creek
^COTTAGE GROVE GETS
X
MORE MEN IN FORESTS ?
LAURELWOOD DEFEATS
LOCAL GOLFERS 32-22
STATE GRANGE MASTER
ASSAILS SALES TAX
l&X
lias
K.
OFFICERS ARE PICKED
A. W.
0
R.
ISTOBEHELDTONiGHT
LANE
LARGE TAX PAYMENTS s
FEWER COMMERCIAL
SENIOR CLASS PLAY IS
CLEVERLY PRESENTED
Q hr LH Ur OTU
H IH
UU I InUL UllUVL Ul II
INW ILLAM EHEM EET
Annual School Budget
To Be Voted on Monday
Penney Managers See
Better Times
THE FEATHERHEADS
By Osborne
Not Footloose Now
4/B W B R e S o w e r
T O « T A R T Old OUR
V A C A T IO N TOMORROW *
BUT »JUST B y ACCIDENT
que C A k l'T U 6 A V 6
F e u x w as
fX c K iM ô - A N P
L e T a T runk ;
FALL O N
H is
FOOT
r
T his la the o rig in a l Idea o f E lb e rt
S m ith ’s w ife.