The Cottage Grove sentinel., August 24, 1933, Image 1

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BLUE EAGLE DAY
IS TENTATIVELY
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English As She Is
Wrote hy Some Who
Want Item in Paper
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H undred From Here
.Attend Barbecue
4-H CLUBBERS HOLD
A ci'ldenlally flndlng i elative» a»
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A barbecue and program given
l i . '» .m i ..f
p erii» . i« .e ln g
tbrough h»i» I. g .itin g o tn ru o n In
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bY the OOC boys o f Brice creek
III« W ih m I a d u furully
Brice Greek Boys Are Ton The S en tin el th is week received NRA Officials Believe 115,000 cam p F riday nigh t w as greatly en Leader la Enthusiastic in Hi»
Mi end M i. John II Itvvnolde.
„ _ «»»nt
Joyed by about a hundred from
n good exam ple o f why editor« re­
M en W ill B e A d u e a
here T he g u e sts w ere stru ck by
Heavier Than When
l-oe Ang'da», on thelr wev north
Praue of Work of
fuse to agree to print copy as auh-
♦ o .n r n lb
the a lacrity w ith w h ich th ey w ere
rvcenllv w»n. attrarled by ih .
m ltted The exam ple should be an
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a
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r
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lls
served
by
thelr
hosts.
TTie
boys
They
A
rri”ed
nenie nf Wnudson >m «n auto cam p
Girls and Boys
eye opener to those w ho th in k the
■
w ere eagle-eyed In ob servin g when
Bl>e«kers at Mux» MeetiiiK to Mi. Ileyn olil. I, ,,t » Woorlaon
life of an editor lx an easy one The
fnm lly Min. found , ba i,wr„ , ,,f , b„
Wlien thr K anes« boys at tha com m u n ication Is addressed
W
ash
in
gton,
Aug.
19.—T
he
lum-
a
gueat
waa
ready
for
a
second
to
Four-H clubbers o f sou th Lane
' «>np. C II Wo.Mi.On, („
„„ Jeyliaw k Hrlca creek cam p return The H onorable Editor." alth ou gh
Tell What It 1«
bv,r p r e i l d ^ t * PR o o e^
There
is considerable
talent th eu 'exh ib n 's0 ' ^ thefr aeeoiad* aiv
unrlr ai. l ..I.» .il»., found anothar home they u ie likely lo h a w som e the editor kn ow s of having no Jap­
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All About
'in d e W illiam ......... .
m aklng new bleu« about fatten in g livestock anese blood The w riter probably t T N ^ T . . CL ^ n
Idea about will w ish to ch an ge that salu tation
h i . h o m » i» ,, ,.. m
H e y n o l d » h a d f , ii.i,ik < -t T h e o b i
A huge tarpaulin, w hich had been m the W oodson building. There wax
m - ,I lic i
„.,1 h c a i d f r o l l i » |t h » r stu ffin g the stock and keeping It
fter lea d in g thia atory. T he letter ers /. aewc . 'etlon “ a a B tonight
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vax. d
» . »1 Irr.,.rr.u .^„.i not a flaw o f any kind in a number
Oeneral HtQ«n Tell» Kulm »in... .h e l.f t ihein In Tega« im.ny a» Inactive as possible will ba out. a with
C om pton, how ever, expressed re- w axea. served as an Im provised
v . » . i « h l . .« h ih it« F xam nie»
cap italization , punctuation and
the vegetab le exhibit* E xam ple»
v. iii» h.-f .r.. »p.t tliougl.t tliny w. re I heir own experience sh ow s that everyth in g exa ctly as subm itted lx gret that the code had n<X been 'lan ce floor, m usic being furnished
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delay
by
the
CCC
boys.
o o d . .b
o w ed
Governing Uae of
of
canned
and baked v goods
show
'ili Ilici.
W illiam W..odeon d iv i plenty uf eaarclae results In In- UH follow s
th at som e of the fem lnin.- I H er«
« f»w day» followlnu Ih» reunlon rreaaad weight, probably partly be
"we will be very than kfu ll to you in placing th e agreefM n t Into ef-
N K A Emblem
ou gh t to be fam ous h ou sew ives of
A f. w yeara ugn ttip.lher motor cause exercise puts ah edge on ap- If you can run a »mall peace In
K i« u < - r o i, ( . „ r n
i2
p aity a » , e ltr .u t.,1 |,v , b„
petlte
your paper In regard» to the arm y,
'« '■ V i1
The boys have been In cam p bufor we closed thia O ffice last May ber w hile longer hdWre and lower
W hal the NIIA u i u k i i i i i i 1» uil ani" . umj. a g o Tli»y wer» noi
aw arded ax follow s
lelatlve» bui they »-uve three m on th , and have consum ed we had a num ber o f youn g men wage» w ere in effect.
»haul »nJ **»• P*r* • “ , h
>• '»"•io,..
G ardening -first. J e ssie
Grubb
The m axim um work week wax
, » k««leU 1« P>»v w ,,, b* “ ’,J 1,1 * i.t irm eli.m II*.il i.-siilted In thè re- four and a half tons o f fraxl, an from your D istrict that have m ade
L atham ; second E dn a Grubb. L a­
i m u uieetllMC tu be held •* " ‘® imion o f C li e,,,) W illiam Wood average of u ton and u h alf a A pplication for en listm en t In the fixed at 40 hours w ith season al op­
tham ; third. H om er H ull. I-atham ;
„H iolV on Htu» E a g le day. len t« e o n w h o liu d noi ev»n »ach othei m onth They have retained approxi­ arm y and w here E xcepted
but era tio n s perm itted up to 48 hours
It is only a com p aratively few fourth. P ete B each. Lynx H ollow
m ately a q u aiter uf the weight through the M ovem ent of the Prop in certain cases.
u»»ir »at <*»• F riday Hapterobei l f'»r lo v«*Ar«
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i
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years
a
g
o
that
It
wa»
said
corn
fifth . L ee K ruse. L ath am . Cooking
in V lcl'ii 1‘ M orn», w ell known
Mi a n i Mia Iteynold» rem am ed they have taken into their stom ­ erty aome w ay th e recoreds w h ere
I he president a approval
of the couldn't ne grow n in O regon, but
first, M arie H ansen, second. Elea
ach» Tills wa» dem onstrated at a lost.
ecu n ou iu i of the U n iversity of o n - for a viali wlth thelr mietivi-»
lum ber code opened the w ay to a now even lh e kl<ls , re ral„
jt
nor W arren, third. G race H ohm an.
r, i ent w eighing partv under the
Mon «nJ popular public epeakrr.
N R A . Tw o „ta|kl( 12 f h , h are
We A R E NO W O PE N FO It E N ­ new experim en t under the
supervision of a com m ittee from L IST M E N T S FO R YOUNG M EN A llocation of production will be at dl lay
baa b»«n w v lla J lo d ellvei the m ain
t ln the ,obb of th Flr>» fourth. B ettie Jones fifth . Marie
H ohm an, all of D eligh t valley;
here that provided several hath B E T W E E N T H E AG ES O F 18 tem pted under the
addre«» aod G»u»g« II M cM ortan
to r the N ational bank thia w eek by mem- S ew in g handw ork. G eraldine Ban
loom scale» fur tile test
K
K A N D 36 Y E A R S T H E Y W ILL BE f.rat tim e In any great InduMry un-
gol,e ia l In c h a n t» of lb» M t A cam
of th e Kuture F arm ers of ton London se w in g
I
M urllne
i S
’ i n d X “ ’ form erly Amer,C*' *U' m em ber’ Ot the aKri- D r e x s X Lynx “ *H ow V iole, Or
M ill, arid Charles Hall were the R E Q U IR E D TO S U B N IT
painn In Euaan«. piobably will 1.»
THE
■ blef o fficials
on Iba program . Ur II A Hagan.
N A M ES O F T H R E E R E P U T A B IE f o ™ ’h m ' X n u X X
cu¿ , X t o X ? é X o ! d X c. i X
: ,c k -
^ tty
One lad Alva C ham plin of Cha- R E S P O N S IB L E B U S IN E S S M EN,
Hnnciai for thl* >IH»"l'l. will pre
arnnner th»
induu.
. xn . Í . S Í e
Boalaufch A rnest. C ottage G rove, B ern ice O r­
„ a . Ilia band will play, the Malta
M IN­ prnnlovfwl
I hr Cottage Grove a».<>ciatiun In note. Kan» »howed the rem arkable O F F IC E R S O F T H E LAW
in en of »he country ha« been tor»
^ cK ib b en . N ile« M anbeck w ick, L ynx H ollow and Anna M ane
It w as not IS T E R S INJSTM ASTERS. LAW ­ tries
daara will alng, and there will ba Portland will hold lie unnual pic­ gain of 37 pound»
o f the country, haa been ton» and VlrKil o Uggisb erg T here is al- P aterson C ottage
__ g _ e G rove; sew in g
from lh e farm
- P eterson c o tta
DOCTORS WHO M UST by dlssen slom overp rod uct on. cut-
other num ber»
nic Hun-lay ai P»nin»ula park Ila» known whether he did more work Y E R S
o f II, L uclle Schooling. L ynx H ollow ;
i'ie e e n t plana »>• (or Iba band, bet dinner will be »»rved at 12 .'to <>r ate more than the others. Hie SIGN R E F E R E N C E S FOR HIM throat m eth ods of com p etition and thelr ln ít ructor. B L. Young
C an n in g—d ivision I. J ea n ette Trun-
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u illltair com pany and olbar organ All form et ■ evident» of Cottage cloio it com petitor wa» George York C E R T IF Y IN G AS TO CH AR A- w eakened w age sc a les w hich have
nell. V ivian W hite, Mary MeKIb-
M ARITAL C O N D I­ been battered dow n through a
.aatlona to parade lbr»ugb Uie <lrove and thelr fam ilies end of Chautauqua, with n gain of 28 TOR, AGE
ben, Bernice P atten and
N orm a
|M,und> Lyle Weal of H orton wa» TIO N, A N D W E A T H E R TH EY ru th less sy stem o f com petition.
buatnaaa »action. Uto»« on tha friends have l.vvn Invited
D ugan, all of I-atham : division II
u cl»»» third with a gain nf 27 H AVE ANY O N E D E P E N D IN G
E ven now the Industry faces tre­
•troala lo fall lu and m arch to the
E
dna
Grubb.
Jessie
Grubb
and
pound» Oliver Ifo'm ar of
Plttn- ON THEM FO R SU P P O R T . A N D m endous obstacle«, caused In large
ai mory.
Ilen e Trunnell. all of L atham .
hurg gained 23 pounds and Arrhle TH AT T H E Y A R E NOT
part
by
a
production
w
hich
has
M
AR­
W hile It la Iba dean a of Lhoae in
Sheep,
H orace
W olfard,
Cecli
Landon of M clx u th gained 21 R IE D . H AVE M EV ER S E R V IE D turned out tw ice as m uch lum ber
charge of (ba praaldant a arnai
D resser and L aV erne T horton al!
pound < The average gain was 9 34 IN T H E ARM Y, NAVY, O R M AR­ as needed. Lum ber yard s h a v e been
gency rwem ploym ent cam p aign to
of L ynx H ollow ; pigs, G lenn Jen-
pound» and the rnaa» gain wa» 1,- IN E CO RPS. IF SO. 1IE W ILL stack ed in m any In stan ces w ith
eee wldaapraad u»a m ade of Ute <d
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nin gs.
Dorena;
calves.
Lowell
I .'.'I ( i o u ii i I m nearly a t o n
H A V E TO
H IS
D ISC H A R G E su rp lu s lum ber by persona dealring
flclal arnblam o f I b a N IV A w i i l c h
B
row n. Vernon N ichols, W eslle
O fficers of the carnp give the TH AT IS NOT LESS T H A N V ER Y to gain ln som e w ay from advanced
baarg the word«. "Wa t*o t»ur
O regon clim ate the greatest am ount G OO D CH ARACTO R
prices expected to result from op­ All Lumberman Needs to Do G andi and D ean Jack son , all of De
l*art, ’ It i» pointed out by H A
light valley; forestry—d ivision I,
of credit for the gains In weight
IF T H E Y W ISH T H E Y CAN eration under increased w ages and
Hagan ganaral Ml obarga of tha big vVell Known Mmiiboi of Pioneer m ade by 4he 214 boys, which num ­ T R A D E T R A IN IN G S O R
Is to Get Customers
Lee Cruse and Ivan P atten . I-a­
AD­ sh orter w orking hours.
drive in C ottage Urova. that II la a
tham . and D elbert Jen n in gs. D o­
ber includes a num ber o f local VA N C ED CO U R SES IN HIGH
TYie lum ber code's production
and Cut Lumber
aerroua offauae on Iba perl of any
ren a. division II, V an T runn ell and
Family Hus No W arn­
w oodsm en There ere 18(1 man from S C H O O L
SU B JE C T S
T H E Y control and coat protection w ere
.
e l . . . m ight m ake Im plopal u»«
Ivan P atten . L atham
and Carl
Horton. H iaw atha. T opeka
Cha­ H AVE A CH A N C E TO (X ) TO com puted on a b asis th at. If ad-’
of the inaignia Mr llageri m ado II
ing of End
nute P ittsburg and Iola. K an e, SOM E O T H E R PLA C E SUCH AS ----------------
m inistered —
as planned,
would en
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All that Is now n ecessary for Cooper. Dorena;
...
„ d _ ivision
_ ,, „ III. H om
,, -
plain th at W»a N. It. A. of fit la. am
" cCa!l
Mc_
and nearby tow ns
AI.ASK A
PANAM A
CANAL. able the Industry to pay th ese high- ram pant prosperity in the lum ber 7,r
bletu ta the property of tha United
industry Is plenty o f cuatom ers. Cab E ld o n 'W a lk e r and
H om er
P receding the w eighing
party C H IN IA P H IL IP P IN E ISL A N D S «r w ages.
N athaniel W ellington W hite. Iasi
gtalae govern m en t and m ay not be
gu ests were regaled with a dinner O R HAW AII W ITH IN T H E R E
The code's provisions for conser- The n ation al lum ber code becam e B1i iier '
R
.^ed or reproduced w ithout author eouvlvor uf nine children of the that wa» a «ample o f the fare pro­ F IR ST Y EA R S S E R V IC E O R AS vation and su stain ed production e ffe c tiv e T uesd ay m orning here The exhibition w as sponsored by
pioneer couple. N athaniel llaldrldge
and
the
Cham
ber
of
C
om
m
erce
Ity of the N IT A.
vided
for
the
boys
F
ollow
ing
the
SOON AS T H E H A V E
CON- were w orked In w ith the cost pro- M inim um w ages se t for th is dls-
and Mary Jan» W hits, h lm .a lf a
Tt»e g o v e r n m e n t«
raguiaHoha native pioneer of tha C ottage Orove w eighing party a cam pfire was held P I«E A T E D T H E R E
R E C R U IT S tection form u la to provide a gain st trict are $3.40 a day. and the m axl- ex h ib itors w ere treated to a free
permit tha uae of Urut em blem , country died unexpectedly at & at which boys of the cam p en ter­ TR A IN IN G ."
exh au stlon o f the fo r est lands.
m um w eek is 40 hours, w hich sh ow at th e Arcade
conunued Mr H agan. b> all am o clock W ednesday m orning of heart tained with instrum ental m u c c and
N R A o fficia ls have estim a ted m ean« a m inim um w eekly w age of
L atham A ugust 22.—(Sp ecial.)
readings.
that 115,000 m en w ill be taken from $17
M inim um w ages heretofore
pluyera wlto algn Uia I'raaident a trouble
lie bail been conversing
W hile gam ing nearly a ton in
re em ploym en t a g r ee in eu l and oou. naturally with his wife a m om ent
unem ployed ranks through opera- have not been standardized, but The annual 4-H club and com m un-
„* Itv fair held M onday even in g w as
weight the bove have built seven
tlon o f the lum ber code.
ply w i.n It. and the l a g u l a t l o n a ai before thr end
^ *V! . br r ? . ln ..tb i
characterized by P- C
K uehner.
Funeral services mib-a of tough road up Hrlca creak
eo perm it couaunrera to wear or
$2. or $12 a w eek O f course, the
It 1
—i, I . . : n i «■ canyon.
county
club
leader,
as
one
o f the
DORENA.
display a sim ilar badge but only in the C hristian chutoh with Rev. I G
proportion o f those w ho receive the
best com m u n ity fairs he had ever
Aug
22.—John C ollins. Bruce m inim um is com p aratively sm all.
lbs form auth orized for conauiuera Htisw officiatin g Interm ent will tie
The annual picnic o f the Odd F el­
seen
P
rizes
w
ere
w
on
a
s
follow
s
LONDON.
• h o sig n a statem en t o f coopers In the pioneer T aylor-lsu ie com
low s and R ebekah lodges held S u n ­ W icks. D onald W ick s and C larence
MI1‘ *.m en Kener* 11''
,?n terin 5 h a r d e n in g . Je ssie Grubb.
Eldon
Attg - -
Mr» Ella V.’t!!s Is con ­ day ln Layng's grove w as an out­ P eterson left S u nd av on a cam p-
lion. Any new spap er, m agaxm e or Stary C ottage Grove Maeoulc lodge
„ .
in1t<? th e . program hop efu lly
and W alker Lee K ruse Edna Grubb
other publication la auth orised to will be In r h a tg s of the service at fined to her bed from an Injury re- stan d in g even t for the organ iza­ ing trip to S te a m b o a t
ith a d eterm in ation to do th eir H om er H ull, Ilene T runnell and
• ,-ivrd about tw o m onth s ago when tions There was a large a tten ­
Mr. and Mrs. Fred F leck are vis­ w
reproduce lira em b lem in the ad the grave
part
to
m
ake
the
president's
pro-
j ean _________
Yearous _ exhibit of quilt
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«! •- inn a nap In her leg
The dance. A m ong a num ber of out-of- itin g w ith rela tiv es In C alifornia.
vu tisaru aot o f any em ployer, pro­
The parents uf Mr W hits left
gram go over w ith a bang
»blocks. Marv M cK lbben; forestry
Mr
and
Mrs
Bob
H
niter
a
ft
o
t
vided su ch em ployer fuse with the Indians by covered wagon In the wound ha» never properly healed
the-clty gu ests w as Special D istrict
It is not believed that there w ill H om er H ull, Lee K ruse, V an Trun-
Julian Hmull lx In a E ugene hos- D eputy Grand M aster G len H a m ­ P h oen ix have been v isitin g Mrs.
new spaper, m a g a sln e or other pub sp lin g of la.13. arrlyed In the val­
be any Im m ediate in crease in num - nell, B enny McCall. Ivan P atten,
llcatlon a w ritten abatement that ley late in that year, being one of pnal su fferin g from an Infected leg den of E ugene, who gave the open­ H allcraft's m other. Mrs N e ttie W il­ ber of em p loyes in th is section , for M ilton Sm ith. Darrel M cK ibben. Al-
caused hy a large sp lin ter of wood
ha baa signed Iba praaldant a agree the very first fam ilies
ing addre»» follow in g dinner Fol­ bur.
locate
Mrs R u th E nglan d w ent to E u ­ the reason th at production is also ber, McCall. H arry McCall. W ayne
m enl and a ft .se e the slick er tl.are here, and t< ( f ed on a Jonatlon ¡end w hich he ran Into h it leg som etim e low ing th is several
instrum ental
controlled. In f»»ct. the tw o larger M cCall and E ldon W alker; sew in g,
ago.
Hie
condition
Is
Im
proving
gen e M onday on business.
num
bers
and
readings
w
ere
given
IO."
m ills here, J. H, C h am bers A Son J e a n e tte T runnell, M ildred Sm ith,
claim whiob has bean occupied by
Tom Clark, one o f th e buckers at
C
harles
McLtn,
w
h
o
had
been
W ith regard lo th e govern m en t a direct m em bers of tha fam ily aver
Mr
P atten ,
Woodard e cam p, had a foot Injur­ by others who accom panied
seriou sly ill w ith pn eum onia In the and the W A. W oodard L u m b er D orothy W hite, B ern ice
requirem ents of th e m anufacturer« since
Harnden.
ed M onday when a log rolled onto
E ugene hospital. Is recovering Mr. com pany, have slig h tly sm aller Marv M cK ibben and D oroth y Gal-
of sta tio n ery , Mr H agan said. Any
The
visitor
com
in
g
the
farth
est
N athaniel W. W hile was born
Sm ith
and
M cLin w as In an au to accident crew s than before the code w en t In- lo: pigeons. M ilton
m anu factu rer of eta lio n sry or ad- March 21, 1183. on the donation It
Vivian Noth, who had sp en t the w as Mrs Mae H art of Portland. near LaG rande so m e tim e ago. He to effect. It is understood th a t W ayne W alker; c a n n in g M art Mc-
vartiaing literatu re, Including labaia. land claim of his parents and llvad sum
»
I."
gave
a
talk
Inviting
C
ottage
there
have
been
som
e
sm
all
in-
K
ibben.
Edna
Grubb.
Ilen
e
Trun-
m er with her grandm other.
la author lead to reproduce the am thara hie antira life of 70 yeara. 4 Mrs E lie W ills, returned to her Grove to form a caravan to attend su ffered a broken leg and num er­ creases in em p loyes at other m ills, nell. J e ssie Grubb, J e a n e tte Trun-
I..am on behalf of any em ploy el m onths, 2 days The farm w as one hom e In Salem Saturday.
the annual picnic of form er resi­ ous bruises.
The code a lso provides for fix in g nell. B ern ice P a tten and N orm a
Mrs. G. B P itch er is sp en ding
who files w ith su ch m anufacturer of the beat known of thl« section
b is­
H enry Combe returned Thureday dent» o f C ottage Grove now living several d ays w ith a sister. Mrs. m axim um prices on lum ber. About D u gan; cake. Edna Grubb;
a wrlttar sta tem en t Dial be l i a s and Mi W hits was alw ays prom ­ from Burns w here he had been vis­ In Portland, to be held next Su n ­
the
only th in g left for the m ill op­ cuits, H arry McCall and Jessie
day at P en in su la park. The L ittle C lara K irk
signed the praaldant a agreem en t inent in a ffairs of his com m unity iting a daughter
erator
to
do
is
to
h
u
stle
custom
ers
Grubb;
cookies.
Eldon
W
alker;
Mr». R ose and L ita Mosby are
and a ffisa a the stick er thereto
and cu t the lum ber w ith w h ich to leadership. S. T R ose. M iss E dna
Mies Jennie Elm ore, w ho had G erm an band delighted w ith se v ­ w ork in g In the E u gen e cannery.
and county He follow ed farm ing
su pp ly them .
Grubb and M iss K atie G ilerist;
Mr I lagan also said that em ploy and st'M-k raising his entire life He been visitin g a sister. Mrs
Juhn eral num bers.
J
e
ssie
and
R
achel
M
endell
w
ent
A «ports program wax In charge
Jelly. A udrey W alker. W a y n e Mc­
era dealt lug lu m ak e other use» of waa vice presklant and a director Sutherland, went F riday to E ugene,
to L ak eview last F rid ay to visit
of
C
A
King.
T
w
enty-fou
r
prizes
Call. B en n v McCall and M ilo Mc­
tha em blem m ay conault the N K.A. of the h *r»t N ational bank a prom ­ wlit-re she has em ploym ent
thelr father. H enry M endell.
had
been
donated
by
b
u
sin
ess
men
Call;
chick en s. Darrel M cKibben.
Mrs Rond o f Irving. M iss A nna­
inent Hcottlsh R ile Mason and
Mr and Mrs John W hltsell and
Albert
M ilton Sm ith. W ayne W alker. D on ­
Hbrlner. m em ber of the W. O W. belle Gllcriat of H ebron and Mr of C ettage Grove. Mrs
d
au
gh
ter
M
arilyn
o
f
T
ren
t
spent
ald Sm ith and H a m - M cCall; rab­
and wan elder and tteaaurer of the and Mr» I-ouls S tiu b eck of C ottage W ooley won the w om en's grand the w eek end w ith Mrs. W h itaell’s
bits. Eldon W alker
Chrlatian church
lie wa» married Grove uttvnded church services prize, u pearl necklace, for throw ­ m other. Mrs. Clara Kirk.
ing «lx balls in su ccession into a
The prizes w ere contrib uted by
I 'seem lier 24. 1183. to Abtbc Jane liure Sunday.
Mr». E m m a G regory and children
mail
bag.
N
orris
K
ing
won
the
C ottage Grove b u sin ess houses«" and
Mr and Mrs. Robert Geer of Cu­
P ow ell, who su rvives
To this
returned hom e from a trip to Oold-
m
en's
grand
prize
w
ith
a
high
jud
ges w ere R. C. K uehner. Mrs
union four children were born Sur­ bing visited Sunday at the Cecil
Jump of five foeL one Inch. A fe a ­ endale. W ash w here they visited
A gruup of F u tu re Farm er» of viving are Alfred Monroe W hite, G eer home.
G eorge K ebelbeck and Mrs. Tru-
w
ith
relative«.
W
hat
the
N
R
A
is
all
about
is
to
m
an
Clark
Am erica from bare, accom panied living on the hom e place. Inez
Mrs. Glen Itanton. W ilm a Suther- ture w as a ball gam e betw een
Mrs. O rlen Land returned from be told in a ser ie s of public m eet­
Mrs. Clara Sheridan last F riday
by Murrta Young, agricultural In­ Itelle 'K ram er). C ollage Grove, oad an I rbi-lmii P ow ell visited team» captained by
ings to be held ln nearby com m uni-
structor In the high eohool. attend and Herald W ellington W hite. In M mdav at the W lllix G arm an hom e Steven» and Mrs P earl H azen. The
Mrs P hil M osbv of W enatchee. ties preceding Blue E agle day to
m erciless Stevens' h u sk ies bested
ad a F uture F arm er cooperative the e le c litc a l buelnce» in Eugene
it Win k Hutte.
,^kean»«/4
a »« nenka
Vilar F
M riday
viriÄV’
*
W
ash..
w
ho
had
been
visitin
g
her
be
observed K
here
probably
m arketing day In Cortland Tbura
Mr. and Mrs Fred D etum eraet of their opp onents to the tune of 16 husband for «everal days, returned of next w eek F L H otes. colon el
1'he fourth. 1-aura Adelle i Andar-
day <4 leal w eek, and also visited e .lll Is deceased.
C resw ell and Mr and Mrs. George to 6.
her hom e S atu rd ay.
ot t he sp eak ers' com m ittee, says
F ollow ing the sp orts A lfred Betd- to Mrs
the old frigate, U. H S C on stitu ­
Hailes were dinner g u ests F riday at
R uth E ngland and children, th a t no m ovem en t sin ce th e war
ler and Roe Aubrey presided at Ice
tion. w hich la in the P ortland port.
tlie Lynch Currin home.
SAGINAW.
F ave and Buddy visited »'ith her hag develop ed such in terest a s the
The boys w ere g u e sts of the
A jam m ed house greeted the pro­
Mr and Mrs Paul H aney of C res­ cream freezers.
Aug 23 Mrs Hewey F ogle and
parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. H Jen- jjR A and everyon e is an xiou s to
In a c lo sin g add ress N oble Grand n
Union sto ck yards T hey look stock sou of Sw eet Home and Mr» lien well visited W ednesday w ith Mrs.
du ction of "An A rizona C ow boy” at
in gs of C resw ell. Sunday-
know ju st w hat the N R A is and the H ebron com m u nity hall Friday-
with them that w as sold for the I-inaath and daughter of C ottage H aney’s parents. Mr. and Mr». Truinan Clark urged everyon e to
E verett H ohitrom o f Trant «pant
be present for an N R A add ress In Sunday w ith his grandm other. M rs w hat it purposes to do.
double purpose o f
encouraging Grove were dinner gu ests Saturday Richard Garm an
nigh t. It w as a cclaim ed the best
F ollow in g are the dates so far ar­ hom e talen t production ever given
Mr« Harvey Shipp and son Glov- I. O O F. hall next S atu rd ay e v e ­ Clara K irk
them in tlieir a c tiv itie s and tu ac at tile Ixiwcli ltonstun hom e
ranged
S
atu
rd
ay
night,
at
m
eet­
in th is section E lliott V inson waa
quaint them w ith m ark etin g pro­
C. D. V anV alln. w h o underw ent
Mrs Arthur Reed and »on Karl ci went to E ugene M unday to stay ning.
The com m ittee in ch arge of the an operation at the E u gen e hos­ ing o f I. O. O. F. lodge, D r H. A. m anager and d irector and has a n ­
cedure T hose w h ose stock did not »pent several days last week In E u- a week Glover w ill be under the
H
agen,
sp
eak
er;
T
uesday.
F
arm
­
picnic
w
as
Alfred
Betdler,
R
oe
bring top prices ask ed qu estion s , tic Visiting lid
pital F riday, is recoverin g and e x ­ ers' union hall. D orena, O V. B reese, nounced that the production will
iim thei. Mi» care of a physician
Mr and Mrs. John Sutherland Aubrey. C A. K ing, Mrs. Mina p ects to be hom e soon
en here in the near future.
that resulted In g ivin g i b r m c u n , Crandall I'nirel lteed ntayed at
speaker: W ednesday, grange hall, be A giv strin
g orch estra com posed of
eiderable Inform ation about pro­ the L. C M ontleth hom e In P ellgh t and son and Mrs W T. Jon es »pen! Clark Mrs. Clara S teven s and Mrs.
E rnest W'agner underw ent an Lorane. E lbert Bede.
sp
eak
er;
Pearl Hazen.
duction and preparation for mat
en','SK,'"cX .o ?*r.a_t ‘? n. f,°-r
T hursday, school house: London. H
’A*™
valley during 111« mother'« absence F riday on Row river at the hom e
kal. At noon the boys w ere gttMta
tls Su nd ay m orning in a E ugene J Shinn, sp eak er: sam e night, talen ted Audrey H unt, range son gs
A- a board m eeting
M onday uf Mrs. Sutherland 's m other, Mi».
Btuk Taxes» Hein« Paid.
at a banquet furnish ed by the »lock night Mia» Ruby Roach woe eleoted Pauline Elm ore Mix E lm ore re­
hospital. H e Is recoverin g sa tis­ school house. L atham . D. A. E m er- by F lorein e M cAlplne and Ju an ita
D elinquent taxes to ta lin g $19,- factorily.
yards The aftern oo n w ee spent vis­ to teach »chool for the com ing year turned with them and sp en t the
ranged: Satu rd ay night, at m eet- M orris w ere som e o f the ou tsta n d ­
800.67, due for 1927 to 1930. Inclu­
J E. R edford and M rs
R ak er son. sp eak er; W ednesd ay night. ing featu res The play itse lf w as
iting variou s coop erative plants In and will leach all 8 grade» School week end.
Mrs
Murry
N
ew
ton
received
sive,
w
ere
turned
over
to
the
coun­
m
otored
to
R
oseb
urg
T
uesday.
Mrs
Portland.
will start Septem ber 18.
Mias
W ildw ood hall. Rev. M A. Grove«, th rillin g and full of action.
The ca st included M elvin K ebel­
Roach taught the primary grades word that Miss H elen U uB ols. a tv treasurer by the s h e r if f s o ffice R ak er w ent to m ake final proof on speaker.
form er teacher In the sohools here, Thursday. C ollection of delinquent her h om estead. Mr. R edford as a
b eck a s F arley G antt, the sh eriff;
here Inst year.
M iss B ern ice F ra n cis P a tten as
Ilert Cline of Hharps creek dl«- wa» m arried July 20 to Earl Jones taxes Is som ew h at brisk due to the w itness.
new law which provides for a ten-
M arguerite M oore; M iss E dn a May
H ubert M osbv m otored to E u gen e
trlct »pent W ednesday
with h l. of V ancouver. W ash.
Mr.
and
Mrs
A.
D.
P
ease
of
E
u
­
paym
ent
plan.
Sunday.
.
V/Iivrry
u m n ia
a B ugg; G eorge
C herry as m
P etu
daughter. Mr» Howard Keene
gene
visited
F
riday
at
the
L.
W.
The
turnover
w
as
segregated
ax
Edw in R edford left T uesday for
rOÜ I IHCCS Olì 1
K eb elbeck as B ig E lk. In dian ch ief;
Mr» M ' I Fry find Mr». C.
McKee),
home
follow«;
State
and
county.
$10,726.-
P
ortland
.
______
M
arguerite
B
rookhart
aa F aw n
l-aubaeh were dinner gu ests T ues­
Mrs. L allluo and children moved
--------------------- a
r.
A fraid, c h ie f s
d au ghter;
F rank
day of last week at the Tom W hlt- Sunday from Latham to one of W. 50; cities. $3.046.94; school districts.
$3.890.25; high
schools.
$185.40;
HARM S C R EEK .
Mem bei» of the C ottage G.ro™ Clark as D uke B lack sh ear; C harles
haiu home
H Thorn's housns.
roads. $1,826.41; P ort o f Sluslaw ,
Aug. 22.—U. 9. B ales «nd
If club w ill contest Sunday in 18
y ow ¡¿ec C hinese com e-
M <1 Fry and hl» nephew and
Mr.
and
Mrs
Judd
P
ayn
e
of
Su-
$34
51;
forest
fire
patrol.
$145.76;
S
yd
n
ey
and
Ê
lw
yn.
em
ployed
at
h°
les o t pl*£. m edal score, for eigh t j j an; F ioreine M cAlpine as C orsile
H eattle. Aug IS.- -T h e volume of friend of W isconsin are visitin g
Hernardtno,
Cal.,
enroute
to
Yelm.
rodent
control,
$3.
new b u sin ess received, a fter d e­ relatives at Black Butt«
W ^ tfir . spent S atu rd ay
even in g
B lack sh ear; G eorge M cA lpine as
W ash., stopped over M onday to vle-
L aurelw ood, E ugene. In Septem ber G rilzlv G rlmm bandit; L eo D ugan
creasin g etnadlly sin ce July 1. In­
and S u nd av at hom e.
Mr and Mrs
Lowell Ilenston
for a four-w ay m eet w ith Laurel- M p a ul Q uillian, bad boy; Eliza-
creased 6,000,000 feet
Inst week spent Friday evening nt the Mar­ I! Mrs. I’ayne's coualn. Mrs. C. H.
H.
B.
H
ow
ard
h
as
ta
k
en
a
posi­
R n ice Cole to A ttend Sem inary.
wood, O ak w ay of E u gen e and beth "Babe" D u gan as Y ou ng 'Un.
oom pared w ith the week ending vin Hnrpolc home In C ollage Grove. Woods.
Bruce A. Cole, w ho has served as tion w ith the B oh em ia Lum ber B rid gw ay o f Albany. It ia expected orphan; R aym ond V inson as H eze-
There will be a general maa»
Apguat !l, tha W est Coast Lum ber­
Mi and .Mr» P ete H odson and m eeting of the N B A at tha school pastor of the P resb yterian church com pany at Culp Creek.
that a dozen or m ore w ill com pete kiah ButrK old reprobate
men'« aaeoctatlon said today
Ideal harvest w eather, but the Sunday.
children were dinner gu ests at the
during the sum m er, w ill leave Su n ­
______________
The num ber o f m ills reporting to Roy Cralnc hom e In Lynx Hollow Imuse August 31.
gard
en
s
h
ave
su
ffered
through
the
dav
for
P
hilad
elph
ia
to
attend
The first truck load of ore w as
the asso cia tio n Increased from 313 Sunday
R ew rve Corps Officers Called.
W estm inister T heological sem inary e x ce ssiv e heat period of the post 10
taken
from
the
fire
clay
m
ine
Mon­
to 342 du rin g the w eek ending Aug
Metal W orkers Organize.
F ive reserve corps o ffic e r s from
Mr» Ruby P en sion and dau ghter
of the P resb yterian church, ln days. F or four d ays now tem p era­
uet 12, yet total production re­ were dinner gu rsts at the L aw rence day
M etal w ork in g Industries o f Cot- here have been ordered to report
w hich he plans to tak e a three-year ture has ranged from 92 to 94 d e ­
m ained about the »nine ne In the M ontleth home In D elight valley
course. H e will be Joined by hla grees. P astu res are a lio goin g over tage G rove have Joined a cou n ty at Ft. W orden W ash., A u gust 27.
A m erica n ‘ S ah ara"
previous w eek U nfilled orders were Thuraday.
brother G len of E ugene, w ho al­ into the dry colum n. T h e various organ ization w hich w as recently to rem ain until Septem ber 9. They
«bout 32.0 pet cent of the lumber
Cruson. Second
K iln only falls once In «boat ready has com pleted tw o years of field s o f corn in th is section arc com pleted. J. F. D illon o f th is city are Capt. C. C
In pile.
took a prom inent part in the w ork L ieu ten ant M aurice D. C ochran,
E nglish wom en voted til percen t
thirty years on lou< xtretebaa the course, and the tw o w ill m ake h old in g a s vet.
The lum ber cut ln»r w eek w as against prohibition, men 70 per cent o f the coast o f Uh lie, the northern the trip by motor. Mr. Cole has
o
f
organ
ization
and
w
as
a
m
em
ber
Second
L
ieu
ten
an
t
Ivan
Currin.
A very w elcom e hom e m arket for
108.901,103 board feet, or about the
m ade a splendid Im pression during veg eta b les and m ilk Is the result of a c o m m ittee that m et M onday Second L ieu ten an t G lenn A. Sw an-
gainst, In a recent te s t
ration
of
that
country
b«lu<
u
»ajjie as tha preceding week
the tim e he has been servin g the of the estab lish m en t o f CCC Rat night w ith G eneral G eorge McMor- son and Second L ieu ten an t Robert
T w elve hundred bird» live In III«'
arid xs the desert of Sahara.
ran, head of th e N R A in E ugene. V eatch.
creek branch 729.
church here.
„
liellei of R ouen’s cathedral.
,,
Feet in Height
( . (i.-P o rtla n d P icn ic
( tu n in g Sunday
are HJ.ro,d
|
EFFECT AT SAWMILLS
TAKEN UNEXPECTEDLV
Annual Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs Picnic Is Held
PUBLIC MEETINGS ARE
TO TELL ABOUT NRA
Future Farmers Study
Cooperative Marketing
AlTZOnfl CowbOV GoCS
Over Big at Hebron Hall
E
Divot Diggers to Play
CHIÌ1
tons
ertry
THE FEATHERHEADS
PreM dent Hoott
tfy Otbon..
•
Weetere N eva»«r«r Uatea
He’s f aking a Chance