The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, July 21, 1933, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextT ilg juunnnuunnuuununD uuuuunantinuuauuuüD anuauunuauiiuuu , f ■ Q U A L IT Y M ARK ET , T he Ideal “ M EA TING " Place U M eu t» un d G r o c e r ie s ■ r, ,A i H h ih I o II,, M i and M rs Cnarl.M Sinvi'iiH, M r. and M r» Fr«d HK-v.n.on, M r !! llnzi-n rind M r» Í n P ! » R ---------------- BEEF BOIL S T E A K S T -B O N E ROUND SIR L O IN 8 c lb. 1 1 9f| C ! LU IK and Mr» Vsrne M inn ie W illits You don’t have to have the sains loll don« tw ice whan M cCoy repairs your car 30 H 7th. Jn.SotfJ G V Itraea« |«n today (F rid a y ) for I iin e v illc to «pend the wv«k at the home of a cousin Jerry Breens. Fred W an ker returned Tuesday (’ rrom spending »■•varai day» In Rockton. Cal 1 , Il'x ly e and P Ivm cu th cars at Mc- e o y . G arage, 30 H. 7lh. Jne30tf M r and M rs L yn n W a lk e r o f ; « o iiia n d . fo rm e r residents, visited hl» week w ith friends here Gpal W agner returned M onday “ ' lo i n spending a week In Portland Telling friends. Used Ic e Boxes M ou ntain States ] > ower company. Jly21c The tenth annual N ebraska plc- lc w ill be held Sunday, August tl 1 r the city park. Corvallis Hev. Cols attended the Presby- synod at Albany this week ! »rlan M r and M rs. Claud Hchrack of » in i n , Id a . form er residents of i orane. visited here b rie fly Wed- H K N T fW IC I rA G g O BO VB, O REG O N . Lost Spud Find May Bring Growers Gold New Fertilizer to Use Ammonia, Peat Revival Services to Start « J IU II - - •XM) yearly within three or four yeure ae the result of the finding and development of au almost ex llnct strain of potatoes known as dark red Peaehblow or Ited Me Clure. The lost strain that le believed to IS V (S p ec U M Fay and Mrs Roy E w in g, severed the thum b on hie left hand Wednesday o f laet week while cu ttin g wood He wo< taken to < Eugene hospital and the thum b was «ewFd on < S > .b « i« 4 b , Ih s D a li« » S t«t«« U » p » rt a i» a t o f A e r U u ltu r « t — W H O S « r« k « Ammoniated peat, a new fer tilizer material, has been devel oped In the laboratories of the Do pe’ tment of Agriculture. It seems to combine many of the good fea BEEF R O A STS Pork Steak are ture» of the two fam iliar types of V « i! O utlets have originated 30 years ago was nitrogen carrying fertilizer». I t has N o. 7 Steak 1 U ||b located on the McClure farm at Car not been developed commercially iii. bondale, from which It took Its yet. hut chemists of the department name. It was a »port or sse-dllng eu> that the manufacturing proc- Bacon Sliced 19c lb. of the Peachhlow potato. ■ ese le simple and relatively Inexpen Mutton Stew 5c lb. Although this potato was pro sive and that the commercial pro duced In 1908 at a farm near Car duction of ammoniated peat offert Bacon Back 17c lb. bondale, all truce of It disappeared opportunity for material saving In Mutton Steak 15c lb. until 1027 when the college In con I freight on fertilizers. Small scale Sw ift’s Premium Bacon REV AVA 8 ADAMS nectlon with Ita |xdnto Improvement experiment» with plants have given Leg-O-Lamb 17 4c lb. I lb. p a c k a g e ...........27c ¡j S< hofleld S te w a rt fo r good plumb- program, collected 2.7) varieties of I promising résulta. R evival services w ill s ta rt Sunday I evening at the Church of the Naza- <• m ie tf potatoes for comparative tests. In By heating ammonia and peat un rene and w ill be continued In d efi P h yllis Monson accom panied the this collection was the dark red der pressure, about two-thlrde of n ite ly at 8 each evening. Rev. Ava W illia m Z lm m e rly fam ily to Sea 1'i-achhlow. It had been obtained the reacting ammonia Is changed to S. Adam s w ill be the evangelist and FREE DELIVERY side I uesday to spend tw o weeks. singer Miss W lily la Bushness, from a Teller county rancher. chemical combinations that are not chalk artis t, w ill conduct children's M a ig a ie t Monson le ft M onday la te r the same strain of potato»*, soluble in water. These forms are ALL DAY AN Y TIME m eeting each afternoon d u rin g the foi Cresw ell to spend a week at the which commands a premium of 10 generally similar to the nitrogenous revival meet. L ilia n Allen home. For Q uality M eats to 15 cents a HX> pounds on the mar fertilizer materials In cottonseed Ml»« M ary Frances G rm an d y of I o il land a rrived Sunday to spend ket because of Its attractive color, meal and animal tankage. Rough FRED A N D E R SO N , Prop. several week« at the home of an was found on a farm In El Paso ly a third of the ammonia remains aunt, M rs W a rre n D augherty. county and a ranch In Teller county. In water soluble forma. Depending nonDuuauNnauatniuiHuiUNuijnnruHuiuunnnnnannannnnnnr Radio Hay repairs your toasters on temperature, the peat may be and Iron». Jly21c ammoniated to contain up to 20 per M is , G ladys Sproula returned ♦ li r e H ubert Q ulyley fam ily of A: cent of nitrogen. A 20 per cent , The city lib ra ry w ill be closed buny, fiirm e r residents, spent Sun Wednesday fro m »[Minding several product would thus contain In each d u rin g the m onth o f August and weeks In P o rtland and W ashington day evenlnit at the home of Mrs. open day' on T h u rs d a y of each Although community fund» for hundred pounds nearly half as U u lg le y ’« parents. Itev and M r» W visiting relatives. M rs F a n n y Cam pbell o f Salem I farmers institut)-« have shrunk from much quick acting nitrogen as 100 week w ill be e lim in ated th e re a fte r V M cGee T hey spent M onday at This decision was reached M onday Low ell and returned home that eve Spent the week end at the home of »38,000 to »23/»«), or 40 per cent, pounds of sodium nitrate and would evening at a m eeting of the lib ra ry H a ll * Jo h n » to n , I t r a l E a la t r . ning A d aughter Bober la accom M is C K. Haynes. ttie total attendance or number of St the saine time contain about board. L ack of funds has compelled lo a n s , Murn In s u r a n t« . I'lio n e M . panied them home a fte r s|>endlng M rs Haym ond G rube and sons persona served has continued to In twice a« much alower-actlng nitro the board to take this action. To spent crease. a rlae of 14 jier cent In the fa c ilita te the closing no books w ill Or. and Mra. C. K Frost and Mr several weeks visiting relatives and Joe »ml J im m y of Pengra gen as lOo pounds of cottonseed ’ be week at the Schofield Ktew,. be perm itted to be w ith d ra w n d u r and M ra A W Hwanaon spent Su n friends last two year«, according to J. P. sieaL In other words, 100 pounds sum m er home on the Um pqua ing the last w eek o f this m onth, a l L’sed Ice Boxes M ountain States day at E lk to n at Ihs home of Sir». P ow er com pany Jly21c ' Radio Hay sells electrical sup- , Schmidt, supervisor of farmers* In of 20 per cent ammoniated peat though the lib ra ry w ill be open Elate W alls stitutes for the agricultural exten would lie roughly equivalent to 200 d u rin g th a t tim e to receive books M a ry and ltu tli Cam eron left plies Frances M ackln . dau uh ter o f M i Jly21c anil M r» H I, M a rk in , lisa em ploy I uesilay fo r Canada to spend u A m a rria g e license was Issued sion service of the Ohio State unl- pounds of cottonseed meal plus 50 and fo r reading purposes. * ment in Heattle at the l*uget Hound m onth at the home of th e ir g ra n d I uesilay to John R obert Peterson ’ venilty. pounds of sodium nitrate. The prod I-ak<- R unlon Is Held. E d and V irg in ia Hopper, both of this N o tio n com pany, wholesale dry fa th e r, H a m ilto n Lackey, at Funds, he says, have decreased uct could be shipped with notable T ho rn to n Corners. July 16.— <Spe. monton. A lberta city. Koods house hut requests for help are greatly In savings In freight and with notable c ia l.)— T h e th ird annual L ak e re T h e W illia m Z lm m e rly fam ily left M r» Herschel Allison of P o rt creasing. Costs art-raged 8.3 cents We< fin g er wave, H r. The Beauty advantage In combining the good union was held Sunday at the E u this week to spend several weeks at al the home of a b ro th e r of her Nook, Kem b iiild liix. rb o n e 70. per person attending In 1931 32. of features of both the slow-act gene-Springfield auto park w ith 47 Seaside husband. H V Allison which the state paid 2.3 cent». The ing and the quick acting « I.,« . I men»berg o f the L a k e fa m ily and SJ, algors, tolMMwm. cards, refined nitro- fou r visitors present. A basket total attendance was 700.390. fun fo r men. T he I'aaU m e. JSOtfc gen carriers. The raw peat Is o f lunch was served at noon and the N O T IC E . AGRICULTURAL LIME Institutes, which are open to any relatively little value ss a 1 he Fred Bennett fa m ily hne re I w ill not be responsible for any n utrl- afternoon was spent socially F in ely «round. In au«ar — turned fro m Corvallis, where M r. debt made by anyone o ther than citizen In the community and which five Ingredient In fe r tiliz e r ,_ but Is w ’ th a business m eeting. _ __ „ It ___ Bennett was employed In a garage myself Annie B u tler per ton. M.Wi. and 3c each a l ______ ilX Z lL have been publicly supported »Ince recognized as a highly desirable ele- i J’'ote,d to hold the reunion resu’.ar- lowed when sacks are returned and M r Bennett has taken over ly at the same camp. ISflO, were held In all 88 Ohio coun ment In mixed fertilizers because of m anagem ent of the Nelson M otor I k l d U P o u ltr y U r tta ties. Wayne county, home of the | Its value ns a conditioner and be- M rs . H . B. B re e d lo v p In ju r e d . cuiiiiw ny. w ith which he was asso C hick and pullat alas, ton W OO ciated before going to Corvallis. Ohio agricultural experiment Bia cause It supplies to the soil a desir Mrs. H . B. Breedlove suffered Hen and tu rke y else, ton Woo tlon, had the largest number of In able form of organic matter. A ll hat» are now selling at re i severe bruises on her face Tues Blackball r Mon. BUckbalte. Ore. duced prices at the S m art Shop, c stitutes and highest attendance In day noon when she slipped and fell on the concrete floo r in the D ale S m ith and Chester M a rk le 1932, It) Institutes with a total a t re a r o f the S m a rt shop, o f which of H a rris . M inn . spent Thursday tendance of 37.700. she is p ro p rieto r She had a glass Hadlo H a y wire» your house 21c night at the home o f an aunt of Eighty-four |>er cent of the 89 in her hand and It broke and the Hale M rs E lb e rt Bede M r and M ra F 1. G ran nis, members of the present regular pieces of glass Inflicted several T he W alden baseball team de Some strains of yellow dent corn gashes. She is recovering satisfac daughter C aro lyn and son Holier t farinera’ Institute staff, Schmidt returned Saturday from «pending feated B righton I-eonard'e teuui by that are resistant to cold w ill also to rily and was back at the store pointed out, are farmers. The aver a score of H to 4 In a game played three weeks In Heattle vlsltlnu rein age person In this group rates as withstand more heat than corn that Wednesday. live» M rs G rannie' mother M rs here T hu rsday evening of last week. A lw ays Dem and F a m ily L oaf E W ilson, accompanied them home successful In some farm enterprise, Is not cold-resistant, the United tfe to spend the rem aind er of the «uni Bread. M ade by C ity B a k e ry . college trained, or a master farmer States Department of Agriculture A . F. & A . M. PIC N IC n ier and the w inter announces. The resistance to both Mias L a u ra Hobertlello, Red Cross or master homemaker. [ heat and cold Is due to the higher P re tty new voile dresses w ith w o rk e r In this d is tric t, le ft S a tu r Twenty co-operating s u te agen- The annual Masonic a n tli orxandy trim have lust a rrived nt day for lore Angeles to »[tend tw o ele» furnish some talent at no cost proportion of bound water In the , Eastern Star picnic will be held) the S m a rt Shop Jly21c weeks She was accompanied bv or for expenses only. Among these corn plant, the department says. Wednesday at H orn’s! Miss Itellc B u rkh o ld er accom G lenn Swanson, who w ill visit The experiments Indicating the next are the state department of agri panied the Obsidians club of E u friends there tiPove across bridge at Saginaw. heat resisting quality of corn were fe e d Ice Boxes M o u n tain States gene on a hike Sunday to F a irv ie w culture, the Ohio agricultural exper Masons and Eastern Stasr and lookout In the Bohem ia d istrict. P ow er com pany Jly21e iment station, farm organizations, made In co-operation with the Illi jly21c| H r s W illia m Burtels returned I M r» D a rw in Wo.alcock of C o r state department of education, Ohio nois agricultural experiment sta families invited. vallis spent several days this week T hu rsday o f last w eek fro m P o rt Bankers’ association, state depart tion. 12« & 14^c chop» Thumb off. “ * ln8- ’ On of M r Development of the Peach- blow Colorado’s Hope. U. S. Chemists Say Manu facturing Process Simple » r C M Malseer. Assoslsls H a r ll-u l (.o lo i*/lu A grlcuiiutai Coil««« and Inexpensive. f olorado potato grower« tuny In ertraa« their lucorui*« at least $100. ,Kwln< London. July 18 Dorm an R ro n kh u rt Is In ju re d . London. July 19. — iHpem al.) — Dorrnan Brook ha it was inju red Monday while w orking at Black B utte when h - fell a distance of three feet and struck on his back H e was taken to a Eugene hospital ' and IS r e e l , ye ring satisfactorily. I C O M P O S IT IO N S H IN G L E S R O O F C O A T IN G S S H IN G L E S T A IN Twin Oaks Lumber Co. Phone 100 Farmers’ Institutes Are Crowd Bringers in Ohio Cottage Grove Laundry Phone 79 Always Give The Home Print Shop First Chance ment of health, Commodity M arket ing associations, and the Ohio Council of Churches, S teel an d W o e d ¡ ' F ilin g C a b i n e t s a n d T ra n sfer C ases The fttttioua Maeey line Rochester. Radio R ay repairs your radio, c M r. and M rs. N . E Ola»» and sons spent the week end at S u ttle lake. M r and M rs. H aym ond G rube and sons of Pengra and M r anil M r«, Schofield S te w a rt «pent the week end at the S te w a rt sum m er home on the Um pqua Red Ho»«. B u tte r. Ic e (. ream. A»lt fo r IL C. G. C ream ery. tfc M rs H H G riggs spent F rid a y at Ix ira n e at the home of a slater M ra. M a rtin Footer. Ed S w ag gler and M ayd eth W a l k e r o f P o rtland «pent Sunday w ith the A lb ert W ooley fain tly. Used Ice Boxes M o u n ta in States P ow er company. Jly21c The Sentinel ¡ Bell Pitch Explained The pitch of a bell Is directly de pendent upon the ratio between the thickness of the bell at the point of striking and the diameter of the bell. Various metals and comblna tlona of metals have been used to produce bells, but the most satle- factory combination Is a bronze procured by amalgamating 13 parts of copper with four parts of tin. M r. and M rs. 8. J Leonard and Mrs. O rp a h Benson spent one day A m e r ic a n A r m y T e » t M r. and Mrs. George H e w itt and recently at Oregon C ity at the home and M rs d au g h ter Janice of C orvallis spent of a d au g h ter of M r The alpha test Is a psychological They the week end a t the home of M r». Leonard. M rs J C. Seines H e w itt's parents, M r and M rs H were accompnnlpd home by M ra lest, originally given by the United Heines and son John Leonard, who States army during the World war, B Breedlove. w ill spend several days here. to determine roughly the mental ea O llv la n and Ju lia Ann S m ith of A new M ay ta g w asher has Just parity of officers and soldiers able P o rtland returned home Sunday nf te r spending two weeks visiting arrived . And It sells fo r a very rea to speak and rend English. It con relatives. sonable price, »69.50. Come In now sists of 212 questions which nre an and look |t over. G raber-G ettys swered by checking, underlining nnd W e have binding tw ine Yes, we H a rd w a re tly21c crossing out have M an ila In K-pound ball» and from here who attended ¡»-pound balls and Standard In 8- .. Those , . P °und balls. W e nleo have baling the Intersectional 1. O. O F picnic I i p a r t i a l C o n c lu s io n ties. G raber-G ettys H ard w are. Jy21c Sunday at Lost C reek ranch were Your baby cries. The neighbor’s M r. and Mrs. John Veatch anu a ml t'»t>) squawks.—Toledo Rind*. S m ith -S h o r t O r o c e r y —Phone 153— Saturday G rocery Savings Golden M ayonnaise Raisins pint 22c 2-lb. pkg. 13c Rice, best head C h eese, Brookfield Broom s, 50c value 4 lbs. 19c pkg. 15c 43c LEM ONS Sunkist, doz. 25c Spray While You Prune C rown C ake Flour S w ift’s Premium Bacon Pineapple C anvas G loves, heavy W he-Ta-Lon NOW pkg. 25c » e » » » lb. 23c 2 cans 35c pair 10c pkg. 19c Free Show Ticket on a dozen different grocery items. More than 2,300,000 bushes of the common barberry have been de stroyed In Ohio since 1918, because they scatter black stem rust to wheat. Some have been found In every county In the state. G a th e r in g B U S IN E S S Red Line Shoe Shop FINE SHOE REPAIEING W e a ls o r e p a ir y o u r H a r n e s s . 714 E MAIN STREET The Mutual jLife Insurance! ' Company S h o r t’s S e c o n d of H a n d S to r e N ew Y ork announces the appointm ent of Rebuilt Batteries Mr. T. H. Gustafson A t astonishingly low prices New Batteries Its Representative for Made to meet competition. Particularly in Service. C O T TA G E G R O V E A N D V IC IN IT Y Battery Charging •» » ••^ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦•»•••»♦•♦ssse essss seee eeee s eeee» This has been our specialty for m any years and w e give absolute satisfaction. L. L. Harrel Bert Trask I P ortland o ffe r» N O T H IN G FINER IN HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS thing on which you cannot lose- r a good Electric Refrigerator T C o conu t» F o a te r W r o te M u c h The bureau of plant Industry says Stephen Foster, famed as the that coconuts w ill generally drop from the tree when they are ripe. greatest w riter of American folk The nuts on the lowest fruiting songs. Is credited with 125 gongs, branches will naturally ripen first fully one-fourth of which were It Is very difficult to tell from the negro songs. He was ouly thirty- exterior of a coconut whether or eight years old when he died, but not It la ripe and the only sure way during that short life he wrote la to open I t I f the coconut Is de songs which will probably carry sired for the milk the nut should down through the ages Just as the be gathered Just before ripening; j old folk songs of other lands, though his name may cense to be that la, before It Is ready to fall. j associated with his works long be fore the songs themselves are for World*» Hotted Place Official records reveal that the gotten. town of Aztsla, In Tripoli, some 25 N o D e g License» H e r a miles south of the Mediterranean, la Norway and Sweden are the hottest place, with a summer temperature In 1924 of 130.4 de countries where dogs are licensed. grees. EVERYTHING YOU WANT FO R Motor Inn Service Station 500 Tons Produce Final figures on the Industrial co-operative garden of the B. F. Goodrich company, near Akron, Ohio, disclose that approximately 1,010,- 000 pounds, or more than 500 tons of produce were grown on the 275- acre tract by part-time and former employees and distributed to them. Believed to be the largest project e f Ita kind In the country, the gar- engaged nearly 1.000 men In planting, cultivating anil harvesting the croi» 'n 1932.— Indiana Farmer YOU NEED, BUT NOT OPEN Our long experience assures you of correct and reliable work. Sod Saves Soil Use the self-feeder for sows and pigs to save labor, time, keep feed cleaner and make cheaper gains with hogs than under the hand-feed ing system. WE HAVE EVERYTHING E xcellent D ry Cleaning Battery Repairs Use for Dairy By-Products The new method of manufactur ing casein that originated In the bu reau of dairy Industry has been A heavy rain at the soil erosion adopted by seven New England fac experiment station near Tyler, Tex tories, according to the report by as, recently washed from cotton Chief Reed to the secretary of agri fields more than »lx tone of soil per culture. Two of the factories using acre. At the same time only one the new grain-curd method of mak cents more and one half tons of soil was re ing caaeln received moved where the land was planted per pound than factories using the to lespedezn, the slope and soil be older and more common method of ing the same. No soil was removed making sulphuric casein. Through from fields of the same kind sodded co-operstlon with other agencies the to grass. These rates of soil loss bureau of dairy Industry has found were determined by actually meas two new possible outlets for lactose, or milk sugar. One Is In the manu uring the eroded material. facture of certain types of confec tionery ; the other In the manufac A g r ic u ltu r a l J o t t in g s ture of explosives. The value of all cows in Tennes see was »17,005,000 In 1030. e ORANGES 200 size, doz. 15c SEE THE SHOW ON SMITH & SHORT The home fruit grower can do much while he Is pruning his trees toward lessening the number of In jurious Insects he will have to com bat during the succeeding growing aeasou, says a w riter In the Rural New Yorker. The close Inspection of Individual trees necessary for this work makes It Impractical for the commercial orcliurdlst, but It Is a time and labor saver for the home grower with a few trees and little spraying equipment. While prun ing keep a sliurp lookout for egg masses, larvae and cocoons. Among the many things to look for, the following may be mentioned: The gelatln-llke masses of eggs of the tent cateriilllar. which are usually Placed on »m»H twigs; frothy egg- masses of the tussock-moth; the coccoons of the codling moth which w ill be found under the loose bark of tho tree trunk; pear ps.vlls, mi nute Insects which often hibernate under the rough liark on the trunks; tw ig glrdlers may be controlled by burning all twigs found on the ground. The corn speclallsta give the wa ter In the white of an egg as an ex ample of bound water, while that In a sponge Is free water. Bound wa ter forms a part of the plant. Plants high In hound water resist heat damage because the heat cannot draw so much of the moisture from the plant and It can thus endure more heat. In cold weather the cold cannot so easily freeze the water In the plant Into Ice crystals, thus breaking up the ceil structures. Bound water thus accounts for both heat and cold resistance. The experiments showed that heat-resistant plants Increased their bound water capacity with success ive heat and drought spells. They also found that If the heat came on gradually the corn was hardened to It and held more bound water and withstood more heat. Although the heat-reslstauce and cold-resistance studies are several steps ahead of the general farmer, the department points out that the discovery means that eventually im proved strains of corn w ill be pro duced that w ill tend to resist heat as well as cold. Cottage Grove All Laundry Services May Find Com That Will Withstand Heat and Cold land. w here she had been called by the d eath of a brother. Leo C a rte r. D r and M rs. C. H . K lin e spent lie d Ito a e B u tte r , fo e Cresun. A sk rela fo r IL C. Q . C re a m e r y . tfc the week end at T re n t w ith tives o f M rs. K line. F o r Dodge T ru ck s see M cCoy s G arage, 30 S. 7th. JnSOtf M rs. J. K. H e rm a n and son F re d eric k o f Santa Ana. C a l, arrived S a turday to visit at the home of M rs H e rm a n 's fath er. H . J. Shinn w hile on th eir wav hume from C ottage Grove, Ore. CA REFU L Laumlerers and Dry Cleaners ---- 1 and GOOD MUSIC CEDAR SHINGLES Library N ot to Open D uring August at the home of her parents. Mr Mrs. N. J Nelson M t. V ie w P a v ilio n S a t u r d a y , J u l y 22 How’s Your Roof? 46 C ity B riefs DANCE Bä p *" Call A BIO ® h e hotel M ULTNOM AH is Portland'» largest hotel, located only 3 blocks from the leadin g b a n k s a n d •tore», yet out o f the noisy traffic. New modern furni ture, new equipment, new decorations. . . Excellent diningroom , cafeteria and coffeeshop. Popular prices. Garage across the xtreetj attendants at the door , . . An Electric Refrigerator is one investment in which you cannot lose. Every day the whole year around it pays dividends in good health, food saving —«d convenience. It actually costs L ess money in the long run to ow n an E lectric R efr ig e r a to r than lo "get along" without one. Electric Refrigerators are cheaper today than they have ever been or arc ever likely to be again. Prices are g nsasg up, why not purchase yours on easy terms at today's bar gain prices. See your denier now. Lobby pipe organ conceit every evening ----------SATES FROM----------- »t.»S OETACHEO BATH tt.SO WITH BATH MOUNTAIN STATES HCTEL M IL IM H A b to I T l A N O, O H IO N S9 POWER COMPANY