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L ib ra r»
VQLVMK XLI.
ÇOTTAOB UHOVJE, IA N E COUNTY OREGON,
Largest L a n e Dairy
Located Here
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T ill ItSIlAV, OCTOBKIt I J, IMS
N IM M E R I
|>‘ p - ! - | 'H - '- " | c . G. HOLOS EUGENE
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ELEVEN TO 0 -6 TIE
CITY BUDGET $182.25 D ia ry of O pal Is Proved
ABOVE THAT OF 1933
Both Hoax and Plagiarism
Probably few persons realise that
D u ra n ., Ore., Oct 9
(Special.)
I ths Cottage G rove com m unity baa
H o w Louis Dodge heat the de
Milla Unable to Put All of ,h* largest d airy hard In Ia n » Tilt Come» Over Deaire
pression Is s story w orth tellin g
T im e in R ev era l V o o e.
to
¡county
It la Iba bard of I ba De
for w hat It m ay he w orth lo others F l m
11Hle ,n H e v e r » J T ear»
Local Oroup Will Operate
Book.« of Alleged Father of Preooeioua Prodigy A hn I s I
light Valiev d airy, conalatlng of 250
Incroaied Ooata Into
1
who
m
ight
give
up
more
easily.
Provide
for
Poaaible
head. largely Jeraeya w ith a sprink
That
County Seat Lad»
Youthful Diariat in Her Work
Intermediary in Dii
W hen the pinch came Louie
Selling Price
ling of Gusrnssys.
F o u r Jersey
J found h im self w ithout a Job. He
Wave Booats.
bulls and a Guernsey bull are part
Have Not Won.
pute« on NRA
waa reared a fa rm e r and when he
of the herd
A hundred o f theaa
t Crew’s Lumber lHtfuat. I
¡a rriv e d home m lnua th a t Job, about
are housed In Inclem ent w eather
T
h
e
budget
fo
r
the
city
for
It»»«,
Hy E L B E R T B E D E .
were In com position books or In
T he general outlook ban become
' the firs t thing he missed was a
(W ritte n
Jeu rn elU ia H iudeat.)
In the huga barn built on the place as approved by the budget com
“ You are In a large measure to tableta supplied by the fath er
ra th e r gloomy d uring Iba past two
The local N R A com pliance hoard I cow. and thia la how he got on.-
A fig h tin g C ottage D ro v e football
nuiny years ago by J. I. Jonea. m ittee at Its fin a l session Tuesday blame fo r the predicam ent Into
Rut
now
I
have
found
one
who
weeks W ith fa ll now alnioat h a lf now o f Eugene but a pioneer of
Is to be largely an In te rm e d ia ry A m an over on the Coast fo rk had learn held the strong Eugene high
night, la IBS 28 lilshei than for which O pal W h lte le y has gotten »»w a portion of n printed d ia ry
gone and naw bualnaaa continuing this section
employers and n blooded hull c a lf that he p re team to a 6 to 0 tie on H a y w a rd
thia year, but It la »000 low er than herself,” is a charge against me In Also It was on pieces of w rapping between employes,
to grow lig h ter It beglna to look
I lie n ational recovery a d in ln la tra ' fe n e d to give aw ay ra th e r than field F rid a y afternoon. I t waa a
T he editor had ths pleasure of
pa|
11120, the paper
and other scraps
Also It lion,
as though nothing short of a visiting the place Sunday and was p erm itted under (he 8 per cent a letter dated M ay 21, 1920,
according
to
Instructions h ill for the small sum It would battle fro m ths opening whistle
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Into ______________
h it» and was which
m iracle w ill create any fa ll bus! Impressed by the sanitary a rra n g e lim ita tio n T he taxp ayers’ meeting flra l of several I find In my files nar I been torn
have been
received fro m bl
“ ■ v”al >x»uls knew It was until the fin a l gun. T h is E ths
w ill be held N ovem ber 2
fro m a wom an living In Loa Ange kept in a cardboard box, the nu W ashington.
quite a Jump fro m a bull c a lf to firs t tim e in several
years that
neat. A production lim ited to on» monta that are necessary for the
An
Increase
of
f
t
1100
shown
______
lee.
the
city
to
w
hich.
It
w
ill
be
clous,
possibly,
fo
r
the
d
ia
ry
yours
These boards are not councils o f *
cow. but he took the ca lf Eugene hasn’t defeated Cottage
shirt per day. SO hour» per week, production of grade A m ilk
It I»
In
the
general
fund,
and
th
e
ie
was
rem
em
bered.
K
llery
Sedgw
ick
tele-
later
rushed
fro
m
Ixre
Angeles
to
Inquisition or compulsion
T h e ir Just
.......... ths
*“ same. T hen he traded the Grove.
proved more than enough to take no exaggeration to say th a t hu-
Eugene hold the advantage In
care of the current dem and d u r mans could alt down to a meal a considerable discussion before 1 graphed fo r the dispatch post haste Hiaiton Tears came to the eyes of function Is p rim a rily to he of ,e r calf for a heifer. In the spring
___ ployers
______ who
___ ______
ing Septem ber and the same basis served In ths m ilk in g room w ith the budget for this fund was uf *be fragm ents o f O p a l’s d iary, the wounded creature as she bared vice to all , em
have ’ he h eifer freshened and there was the firs t half. T h e purple and
white griddera had the ball In Cot
of sawing has been ordered for out having the edge taken o ff adopted A proposal to add to the <ha alleged production of a ala- or the shredded. m u tilated record of signed the P re s lils n t’s agreem ent j ,ha «ow*
am ount allowed for salaries fo r »ovetv-year-old child th a t has alnce her sarly life T h is proves nothing, hy keeping them Inform ed of the | AI mju I th a t tim e the m arket was Urge Grove te rrito ry most o f the
thia m onth by the lum ber cthle th eir
appetites,
so scrupulously police o fficers resulted In the only ” **••• history.
however,
as
to
how
the
d
ia
ry
may
m eaning o f the agreem ent and the j , ,
"beep, and someone gave 1 half, hut when they got In scoring
a u th o rity
clean la the whitew ashed In te rio r
"Y ou and others.” the le tte r con have been torn to bite «»pal sal Ind ividu al
employer's
obligations
,w o
went out one te rrito ry they found a determ ined
F ro m an operating standpoint ' w ith Its concrete floor, so caroful real controversy o f the budget
com
m
ittee’s
session
!
tlnued,
’’who
fed
het;
craving
to
be
doin
was
at
a
loss
fo
r
some
way
under
It.
I
m
o
rn
ing
and found two lambe had Cottage G rove eleven there to hold
Ute m ills are very discouraged, as ly la all refuse washed aw ay fo l
I
t
wa»
pointed
out
that
If
the
,B
lba
I,ub,lc
ay
*.
her
y
e
arn
in
g
for
lo
arouse
Interest
In
herself
and
T
he
Job
of
the
hoard
le
to
secure
b*”’
n
added
to
the
fl.w-k
H e raised them. Eugene made one serious
a te alao th e ir employas
I*rodqc j lowing m ilk in g R u nn ing w ater la
. ■ " • • » ’• d th e old one T h e th rea t In the firs t q u a rte r, when
tion costs under thia new plan Provided In the electrically lighted N R A program works, there la dan pub,1° adulation, are In a large sym im thy that would redound lo com pliance T h is can he done by *
<’“ r,1"d the wool, which made they pushed the b all to Cottage
have increased more than It Is building where m ilk in g machines gsr that It may be necessary to ' measure to blam e for the hoax she her benefit I do not say that this letting the em ployers know what
“ fillin g for a splendid new m at- G ro ve’s ten yard line on long r - —-
possible to add to the ntanufac- e x tra c t the lacteal fluid fro m 38 increase salaries before tho end Of , has put over on A tla n tic M on th ly." Is w hat happened, hut th a t such Is expected of them.
the
year.
A
m
otion
made
at
the
‘
T
h
®
*
°
m
,n
pointed
acornfully
to
may
have
happened
la
not
nearly
I f an em ployer, a fte r being fu lly
. . . . . .
hut an incom plete pass over
tured product even If orders could cows at one setting
. ,n
lhB ‘ "'»»'vul the price of the goal line ended th e ir scoring
be secured. Concerna th a t are not ! in * separate building, to which first session of the budget com m it • story (th a n k goodness I didn't as Im probable as some o f the Inform ed of his obligations, w ilfu l
ly
persists
In
non
com
pliance
w
ith
J’
”
“
nJ
,b
«
‘
other
day
chances.
tec
to
Increase
the
allowances
for
w
r,,a
th
a
t
s
to
ry)
which
recorded
things
(»pal
has
Insisted
that
we
well financed, and that covers j the m ilk Is transferred as rap idly
,1“ * * ' * " h '* ’ 1 * bc®P
In the second period the ball
one of Opal's pete, believe
('Irru m s la n re a were such the agreem ent, he Is no longer sn-
moat of them at the present tim e, »» given up (o r given down m ight ( b" Police chief was lost by the ,ba J "a<h
tille d to a blue eagle, and the •, r , “ n?l" , r heifer, a tw o-year-old was In m id field moat o f the tim e
the canine species,
"upon » • to suggest this
le
slblllty.
are fin d in g it d iffic u lt to put lum - * * “ "tore descriptive expreselon) narro w m arg in of one vote, w ith “ "»
federal
governm
ent
w
ill
take
It
,
!
r
,
'
rr?
In
,w
o
months
due
lo H o rn 's long punting fo r the
C
ouncilm
an
lla
r
r
s
l
absent
At
which
was
expended
mors
repur
ber In pile at the Increased cost Î bv the contented cows. H ere It la
C hild D ia ry Is Meen
aw ay
' y °d g e Is open for o ther prop« Cottage G rove team.
finesse, and to which was
__
a n j m eet th e ir payrolls. As a re- | ‘ trained three times before ele- Tuesday's m eeting a m otion wax j
As corroborative
evidence that
Regarding the procedure o f com-
those w ith trad in g
Cottage G rove came back w ith a
prom inent newspaper t h , statem ent of thia person Is be
ault each week Is seeing mors VM,ed to the cooling colls, over adopted w hich created an enter- « ' * • "
rush In the th ird q u a rte r and out-
m ill» closed, w ith the probability , which It drips In being reduced to «»«‘•V Item In the general fund. It l«“ l<Jon. than would have been da- y„nd being disputed another per plaint, the board h a , made (he l,,oc“ ,h,,v don t w ant
b -ln g slated that (his Item was for "landed by a world catastrophe " gon who u ntil a few days ago had folhiw lng e xplan ation '
,
played the fast tirin g Eugene team
th a t thia trend w ill Increase as a tem peratu re below freezing, more ths
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r<fui(eil l() J le ru M
«v h i u
purpose
o f m eeting any ----------
etner- I on.....................
'Till» castIgstIon
was In
On the th ird play a fte r receiving
The em ployer ehould be notified
than aufflclsn t to k ill any germa the one—
the season advance»
of
the
com
plaint
It
Is
very
Im
the
Eugene k ic k o ff, H o rn took the
r***ulrln« measure deserved, a . w ill la le r sp Icy m y .te ry w ith me or anyone
Moat Interest d uring the last th a t m ight get Into It d uring the lî'gh ïr
ball on an end run and. w ith Du-
p ortant th a t this notice he made
alight tim e the m ilk hne been ex- b . O . . I
T.
h ,r ' ï ‘”
I’®"'- but this wom an was of great ,1«,
tw o weeks has centered around nosed.
In the proper m anner. In m any In
senberrv blocking b eau tifully, car
used
The
Item s for salaries *»t assistance to me In helping believed O pal had had such » n n l
the establishm ent of a m in im u m
ried the ball to Eugene's tw o-yard
I t drips o ff the cooling colls Into
bein'?
,b a * n,ounl« RUery Sedgwick u nravel the
m y . board b o, St a c e r t a i n p la c e .1 a stance, mere nolle» of (he fact that
price, but the sentim ent w hich has ano ther s tra in e r and then goes di
line. I t wa» a 55-yard run. On the
. i
W
N
’’•s tric tio n ««ry of O pal and h .r Journal o f an c e r t a in t im e
and (hat ( h l. box a cm oplalnt has been filed w ill be
been com ing out fro m W ashington rect Into sealed bottles, a fte r which was placed on w ax» Inoteaae of understanding soul, w hat at
next play Mason, w ho did some
first c o n t a in e d th e
ta tte r e d d la r v
l i t sufficient to Induce Im m ediate com
against price fixing, thia as a re It Is kept In a re frig e ra to r room 2” ’ ---------. —
pliance The em ployer w ill not be
nice b all-carryin g w hile he waa in
1,111 io come seamen (o Pe m e vin ran t verbal asked that I c on firm H its h v th e
sult of a few lines o f activ ity u ntil taken out for delivery.
£ m >"•
" “ <•>
aartthroba
o f ,he
a • precocious
and
h - o did
! In
n d »TO
; • .i“ salary
? " rV
vu,,i I ' . h r he“
n,,:
v,brB? * ,rb
a,* ,«
• person
“ r .«
* n - ' w ,h
* - „ con
; « m ' , I It
^
. I ^ exm " t • given the nam e o f the com plainant
now
. m fund
onm . e r T lh
î h e
r,,b £ ro b « b\
P«*eoclou.
and
who
did
c 7
o n . fE
firm
“.’n“’hed through a big
abusing the privilege, give ground
T h e m ilk business, at present of an It , e m “ " Î ’ nth
and
O
ays storfng unless the em ployer requests It and Otxxi E xhibits Are Made Thin £ î . K,me'
over his own rig h t tackle,
£usT
? all L or
° r part
Parl misunderstood
,n " und‘,r' “ ‘<*> chlhl?
«b 'W. the genuine
genuine d
d etail
etail
O pal
pal was
w . . alw
always
fo r the belief th a t the a d m in is tra p rie s . I . not « p ro fita b le one. ao budget
" f,
'< •" >
<«J
the w w * . U t . r r o “ utp
o u rin g , of
n . who
a r d lw ir .l hose,
the com plainant agrees
fo r a touchdown. H o rn 's pass for
.L „
? In
n. the
»»‘ P"urln«s
Of o ..ne
who loved
loved Ood
O ..I th
th in
in g g . . In In . cardboard
box... cloth
Year Despite Notice of
tion w ill scrutinize the firm price M r H an k in s , owner of the dairy. f t ' . ' * * * ' *“
a »d everything that was His. o f a Ing
mens X
w h a i i o t Tim
"In no event w ill the fact that
the e x tra point was knocked down.
levels very closely before giving runs a flock o f 600 turkeys.
“V *
A " In c r e a s e o f »10 a w a if of n atu re who had been b o s .J it ha a rrived In Tm. on eon u com plaint h a . been filed against
Eugene fought desperately In the
Only Week
them an O. K , p artic u la rly If
an em ployer be made p u b lic "
A large part of t h . m ilk p ro -|
" " k ' IV ‘ ° b" * ' vrn
.th w a rte d in her e ffo rts Jo a. tain tam ed a m . . . U.«t M M
£ £
third period In an a tte m p t to score
protests are made th a t they are dueed at this d a iry Is tru c k e d ,
All com plaints should be in w r it
but they couldn't b reak through.
The budget for bond and w ar higher, nobler and b etter things
been gathered hy n p aekrat
unreasonably high
The m ills are
I
M °H « k m
............................... I n ? m " ,rr ’ t
r’ d u ‘ * d ,<a’7a
’***’ « * " 3 »•"<>"->
The^person referrsd 1* * ! liere also ing and signed by the person mak
T he firs t com m unity fa ir con
Soon a fte r the last period opened,
in a bad position because w ithout n ess
Ing (he com plaint
ducted by the F u tu re F a n n e rs of Drow n, who was the outstanding
on
iriCfll srwm w h . ? “ »? »" h 5 ii v m a n .
? " d "It" lodu0®<1
R ig h tfu lly or w ro n g fu lly I was r e m e m b e r , t h a t O p a l p r in t e d r a p
A e», « a-1 m
.1
az U
I ....
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,,
r ■, f l r i F < t s> L ' , ■
a *» —
.
a -- - -
- ..
a .«
•
the fir m pries, depending en tire ly
I
f
a
fte
r
everv
a
tte
m
p
t
a
t
con-
;
A
m
erica,
held
Saturday
In
the
man
fo r Eugene,
th rew _ a beautiful
to D elig h t
valley aav e raT »ml w a t e r fund m *0 *b* **‘n aral
««edited w ith having discovered Idly «nd b eau tifu lly and hail great
upon ths law of supply and de came
Illation, the em ployer perelsta In Woodson garage building aroused I""»» to W rig h t, rig h t end. who
v e e r , • » „ a m t h . T » r e . i ’i . i i .................... b .,n , l-
T i l l V<i " '«•» f ° 1* 1' ,h l" • • v rra l >'®a r " before that f l e l l l t y nt d ra w in g offhand sketch
m and, It la u tte rly impossible to years ago and has g radu ally added bonds
non com pliance, a report o f the g re a te r Interest than had been an- took It fro m the m idst of three
rest
totaled »21
m ountain
maiden floated a irily , ez. I hese fa rts should be borne In case may he forw arded lo Wash tlclpatsd and exhibits were fo r be- Cottage G rove backs and galloped
advance prices and. should ths stock und equipm ent. T he ranch I S2T.8O
Jauntily Into the office of A tla n tic mind because of th e ir Im portance Ingtop w ith a recom m endation Ihst yond expectations. The suggestion 20 yard» for a touchdown Sullivan,
m in im u m price be established at Itself la rsoognlxed as one of the ' T he m otion re la tive to the
em er- i beacon light o f lite ra tu re ! w ith In ronnectlnn w ith other events yet his blue eagle be removed bv fed w»s made by several that the event wbo w en; ln a t tackle the last half,
an ea rly date, there Is stll| the best of the fe rtile D eligh t valley
! Atatecl ths noaitiiM * » f * ? ^ * * f »UnJ her ,MI,e* ■to rV
prepared In lo
related
question as to w hether sales can
should bs made an unnual. w ith "locked Brow n's place k ic k and the
com
m
ittee
u<
foil»»«0
*
advanoa. albeit for ano ther etorv
H a v in g know n Opal aa I did. I sral auth o rity .
be made. T he N R A has the power
The N R A com pliance board Is sufficien t notice to producers so «core rem ained 6 to 6.
"The
noaStlon
i
k
i
-
m
..
.
than
the
d
ia
ry
I
f
th
a
t
credit
1«
baheve
that
w
hat
OpaJ
presented
to fores the producers to advance
the local reprsaentallve o f the na th a t they would save produce tu t
Cottage G rove knocked a t E u -
relative to budget for 1 9 «
du*
" • ’’•J?1«1 b" no d lscrad lt * • a d ia ry of her younger years, tlon al recovery adm in is tra tio n and exhibition
wages, low er the hours of produc
O nly a w eek’s notice Ke"e's goal In the last period when
ed
a
s
f
o
l
l
o
w
.
1
•
•
•
g
ath
ere
r
of
w
hat
folks
Of
w
hat
we
now
know
she
could
tion and establish a m in im u m
paa» fro m H o rn to Dusenberry
' " Ò u / ù p tT e rrn o s l d n s i r . i . >« . .
H*1" ,o ''“ d ln newspapers to have have pn-»ented as such a d iary, Is not affiliate«! w ith any other was given thia year. C ooperating
prloe. but It a p p a re n tly has no au
organisation T h e re Is no provision w ith the F. F. A. were the G ard- n placed the ball In scoring territo ry ,
s e n t a b u d g e t a t e s rìlé
’ r * ' ,oun<' " ,o l whn la te r produced a "« the b eau tiful. Innocent, sincere fo r the allow ance of salaries or ex club, farm ers and business men
Dusenberry
on a w eak side buck
th o rity to compel anyone to buy
low a ! 3 b l . conaistsn*!i wTt'h o‘r’ n° * * • “ ” * ,h “ ‘
" t the heart of a p r .« >
(tenses to the hoard bv the federal
In the fa rm crops exhibits F ra n - ran the ball to Eugene's 16-yard
lum ber or pay the price a fte r It
derlv
and
b
u
s
ln
n
s
s
-llk
a
5»
elguert
scientista,
editors,
psychnlo-
clous
child,
that
In
composition
governm ent other than the ezten- cis H o rn won nine prizes, C. A. ; llne Rut here the Eugene defense
has been established.
t h . city's b u s I n X end w i t h . m
m ' n of
lo * * " ______
o t IH - '•‘’ 'd ls h ly e x p re s s iv e
____ _______
would have slon of the fra n k in g privilege for K in g and sons eight. W a lte i G rlf- tightened and a fte r tw o Incom plete
R etailers are still w restling w ith
D o rrv D etto n of Eugsne. populai ) ploynisnt o f
» ratu re o f m any continents, a story •'«•• » sufficient lo assure her a a ll o ffic ia l com m unications.
fla six. H a rlo w H ubbell six, E d w in parses took the ball on downs.
th a lr cods and some business le w ith w restling fans here a fte r his conduct such persona
business q ualified to eo fra u g h t w ith hum an Interest niche In ths g allery o f Im m ortals
M cC all five, D a rre l Shearer four,
T h e Cottage G rove eleven showed
undoubtedly
being
held
back firs t appearance, won hla second
rem ained mors or less
«he gone no fu rth e r, feet» so
C. E. S te w a rt fou r. M rs Charles decided Im p ro vem ent over their
a w a itin g d efin ite knowledge as to m atch here F rid a y when he de- ■ of taxes py prrsen tln x s h u d » i* a lh , , a v t * It i o has
r 13 V»«r» and has again read ily susceptible of proof were
G ettys two, Sam Evenson six, D a r - 1*®’ 1 gam e w ith Reedsport,
w hat operating restrictions there featsd M ickey M c U u lra o f Malem that w ill show th a t we have don
broken w ith more or less fury. In numerous enough to have given
rol A rn e two, R o bert Kruse two.
The whole G rove line was out-
w ill be under th a t arrang em ent.
In a clean bout. D etto n weighed our best to give taxp ayer r e l l e . P
those y e a r. I have h a rd ly gone , "Uch an a ir of genuineness that no
H a rv e y K elly two, IjtV e r n e Breese standing In its defensive play and
N R A o ffic ia ls are sponsoring a in a t 158 and M cG u ire at 188.
W e reallgo also that taxpayers Bnyw b* r" that I haven't been I n - ! on,‘ would have been heartless
three.
Ed
Rauder
three
and
the
b«
“ld
Eugene's ru n n in g plays to a
pro gram
of propaganda
urging
Detton used his fly in g body scis
follow ing one each: W a lte r W heel- standstill. H o rn and Dusenberry
people to buy. and most of the sors to take ths rirs t fa il la 11 In general have little Idea of the ’ • rro « * , "d about O pal and her vag *n"U gh to a tte m p t (o raise doubt
er, H a rv e y Jennings, H e rm a n R u- w «re the outstanding backs fo r
problems of a budget com m ittee ■r1* *
” ,o ,bo a u th en tic ity o f any por-
people are asking themselves "w h at tnlnutas.
M cG u ire
cams
back In adequately providing for mu
dolph. John G allo, F ra n k Hazen. Cottage Grove.
Fact and fancy so cleverly In te r- ! Ro" R would have been halted aa
w ith” ?
strong and took the second fall In nlclpal activities a t a tim e
W a lte r M acOIbbon, Charles F ra n k
Brown. W rig h t and Reed were
woven as to be alm ost lnae|>arable, ,b " precocious product o f one of
T h e tru th Is th a t the en tire N R A •even m inutes w ith a Jack Robin a e w x s . . . . .
x .
_
.S
.
O T I in i
__ - a .
.x .a a « ._ x .
a
u a n ln .
...ItL
a
_ X. . a a
Dorena. O re., Oct. 9.— (Bpeelal.) lln. C lyde W rig h t, W illia m Lancns- outstanding fo r Eugene high,
am ount o f (axes that m ay be paid • n »d l,a wisdom and childish charm «enlus w ith the heart o f a child
pro gram la not pulling the beam leg s p ilt Despite badly stretched
Clarence Ballew , . ----
le ft -------
guard ----
of
Crops In this section,
in ------„
manv ter. RIH B artels J r.
can
only
be
roughly
estim
ated
,n
Ju«'a
posltlon.
an
Im
pm
alble
Htxl(wlck
Not
to
Blame
-------
—
up as fa r
In the minds of eith er ligam ents. Detton took the decid While at the same lim e there Is the a ,o ry Plausibly told probably nev-
It Is m y belief that w hat was *"a la " CBa. »Rd b etter than expected.
In the flo w e r exhibits firs t, sec- : 1"® Cottage G rove team , suffered
the retailers or producers of lu m ing fa ll m nine minutes w ith an
p ro bability th a t the N R a program r r b®mre has such a atory been
pr< sented lo E d ito r E lle ry Sedg-
h* r * ha* b* on “ «'""»Iderable de | "" d and th ird prizes were sw arded a dislocated shoulder in the firs t
ber a» It did 60 days ago, and airp lan e spin.
M cG u ire was a m ay Increase the general wage I,ro<1«®®<l probably never
las follows.
q u a rte r and w ill be out o f the
again
wick, at le a n w hat he exam ined
*" berries
everyone Is becoming uneasy and tough custom er and gave Detton scale
Asters, M rs. Chas G ettys. LaSells lineup fo r some tim e H u gh M er-
a third of
thereby m a k in g It d iffic u lt wl11 • uch " «t<” V be given to the before h e s t a k e d bis own repuln J
1 " ra»ber p u t out
(
anxious to see the production reg some lessons not taught In the
n
acre
of
red
raspberries
last
S
le
w
a
rt,
M
rs
8
L
G
odard;
cor,
Eugene halfback, also suffered
»ei i * CltV to reta,n
present ' * ° r ld, fo r euch a story could never Hon and th a t of bis m agazine up-
ulation provisions as provided for p rim a ry grade.
M rs.
A lfre d a " in ju re d shoulder.
efriclen t
and
conscientious «ni come fro m any source save one un Its genuineness, appeared lo be full and. considering the lack of chrysanthem um s.
in the code and the m in im u m
S ailo r CUngtnan. holder of the *’ iX ** , a * the acal" "O '* being 1,lt" our O pal, and I do not believe the kind o f d ia ry that I have de- m oisture d u rin g the season. Is wall W u lff; cosmoa. M rs. B a rt John-
T he lineups;
price m ach inery put to w ork at as cham pionship belt In his class, was S î i » ' a .?°. th a t rla * " * prices of all ,h ®7» ®v®r waa more than one of scribed as one that would have satisfied w ith results. U sually the ston; dahlias, C. E. S te w a rt, M rs
Cottage G rove—
Eugene-
ea rly a date as possiole so as to th ird m an In ths ring
W
o
rth
H
a
rv
e
y
,
M
rs
A
lfred
W
u
lff;
R
Thlee ...
re ----------- O m p b e ll
price
of
raspberries
Is
h
igher
than
com modities may m ake am ounts her
She Is s u fficie n t fo r a few been accepted. It wae an In te r-
determ ine w h e th e r the plan Is
In ths sem i-finals G entlem an A rt oudgeted
gladiolus,
all
three
to
M
rs.
Charles
F.
T
h
le
s
.........
......r
L
------------
-R u ff
th
a
t
of
straw
berries,
but
prices
of
fo r
p a rtic u la r
Item s generations
estlng study to note how E d ito r
O 'R e illy
took
his
usual bronx
practical.
—Reed
■ w l ¿ - * d , ? ^ a ' *
,n thla r b a )‘ ,a r I aba>l d ®«l • • He.lgwlck g ra d u a lly changed fro m the tw o were about the same eo G ettys; roses. M rs. M am ie Reldler: S p ra n k le ........... rg ...........
cheers and two out of three falls
ia
"Rnoet confidence exclusively as possible w ith the an energetic cham pion of exotic. returns were not w h at M r. Thrash snapdragons. C. E. S te w a rt; zin- S tew art— ----------- o__________T a y lo r
fro m M ax L ak e of 8 p rln g fl» ld , who e" . T
‘com?!?'1’ 1” ? , ^ ' h# CU*
d l“ ^ » " > V '
»he f ^ U r - ^ r ' ' ^ . " . k ^ e d < T p . l T L . h .
d i c ' ^ ' ^ a t e i m I d d H I o ^ ^ . h ^ nlas, M rs. W u lff. M rs Gettys. Belle Ball®«'
--------- Ig_______
Deeds
gave the G entlem an'e toes s real ell com plim ent them fo r the eoon
fantasy fo r a c hap ter to fol- convinced beyond
,o tho®e B u rk h o ld e r; m ixed bouquets. M rs. Shaw .......... ............ l { _ _ _ ._ .Langston
beyond doubt
doubt that
th a t the
the taken . fo r or®
chirop ractic tre a tm e n t
The first
G
ettys.
honorable
m
ention;
m
a
il-
K
e
lly
...................._
j
e_________
W
rig h t
fa
m
ily
use.
T
h
e
patch
my of the past year and believe ,ow. I retain muoh o f m y a d m its d ia ry wae fa r, very far, fro m w hat
fall w ent to L ak e In three m in
...
q...........
W a rn e r
Is to be enlarged (he com ing sea golds. Miss Belle B urkho lder. M is . M a c k ln
leave
to
them
the
R
°
n
for
the
one
I
knew
ae
a
maid
It
pretended
to
br,
fin
a
lly
w
ith
utes w ith a lag split, but A rt came
B a rt Johnston was given honorable £Jorn
— r t ----- R lckabaugh
o t “ nv ,und< we may ° f Oregon's m ountains and w o o d » . d ra w in g hla preface, w llh a sequel, son.
back sm iling and In 13 minutes
Lee Thom ason w ill this w in te r m ention on dahlias for num ber o f D usenberry--------- I f ..... .......... B row n
.
* re , ®c,'<1 w l,h 'h e although I can easily vision her so fa r aa A tla n tic wa« concerned,
had L ake slapping the m at to get
Sullivan..
add a no ther field to hla s tra w varieties exhibited.
Robertson
loose fro m a top body lag split. proplem o f providing funds In such "» » prince«« o f th a t fa r-o ff land that m ay point to w h a t m ay hap b erry acreage th a t alre a d y has
council may not of m agic and m ystery th a t we pen In India.
T h e deciding fall w ent to O 'R e illy ►>7’ ?,» i ■ 1 u
paid
h
im
a
snug
p
ro
fit.
bnd,“ ’Y h«ndleapp»<| In the con know as India, and fo r th a t reason.
LATHAM .
Because the operator of a car ln seven minutes w ith a succession
A tte n tio n Is now directed to the
F ield corn Is developing better
-■ w °f i ’ii cl,v.® bu*lnoss
as well as for another Im portant li t t e r fro m a C a lifo rn ia woman,
Oct. 9 — H u gh T ru n n e ll and Roy
refused to stop when a state o ff), of shoulder butts and a body press.
than
expected
and
there
are
a
F ry of Cottage G rove visited at
l h "t we should pro- one. lh a t o f rep o rto rlal fairnesa, I referred lo previously herein. In
cer wished to n o tify him th a t hla C llng m an also refereed this match. V id . e,.r
num ber of fields that would be a
POM' b HRV ° t neeea- »hail chronlcls aa muoh aa I can
ta llllg h t was not showing, a car
The c u rta in raiser bstwesn the »arv u L J
which the claim waa m « d f that cred it to any section although the the Fred Stephenson home In E u
.n
i
a
t
■"creases
before
the
o
f
the
th
in
g
.
In
O
p
a
l’e
favo
r
I
gene
S a turday night.
stolen fro m G ra n ts Pass was re heavyweights. J e rry and J im m ie
those who, In Opal's adolescent
E a rl G rid le y of Leaburg and
®r® ®hall try to be more fa ir than I yeurs, gave her newspaper puh- yield, both for field and sweet. Is
covered. a fte r h avin g been wrecked L ak e of S pringfield, stole the show. b udeetlnv fo n d r a’ r . w hlch,
not
as
heavy
aa
In
o
th
e
r
years
* * , l , ° re" ‘- h«11«'"' »he h a . been lo on» who la II« "
G a ro u tte
of L a th a m
by the th ie f. In c id e n ta lly , N ig h t Despite th eir bulk the hoys were lx . f h l t i , /
Ic ily ------
that created or fed an un T his Is a ttrib u te d to lack of mois K a th e rin e
O fflc r S c h a ffe r got the th ie f a fte r clever, fast and
u n tiring .
One foi wa»». If ° W l,n cr* A-e ln H tnis gone end to others whose love and n atu ra l desire fo r public adu la ture and the cold season a rriv in g w ere m a rrie d In Eugene Thursday.
to
th e , le
r
l*ed
a
d
m
ira
tio
n
were
here
T h e y le ft Saturday m orning to
state and county officers had spent weighed «3 pounds and the other
tion w ere to blam e fo r the mesa e a rlie r than usual.
The Cottage Grove high school
m ake th e ir home In Redmond.
______ team w ill m ake its in itia l
N q * * ’ urr * " *"<>»rmaU..ii Open. Into w hich Opal m anaged lo get
the larg er p art o f the n ig ht looking 50. They are sons of the L ake who d late wag«rM|ncrn< a ie a t |e, "coli t a i i '
football
M
r
and
M
rs.
C
a
rl
B
u
ffin
g
to
n
of
appearance
before the Vh o m r “thaa
fo r him . T h e thief. Bob Brookney, p articip ated In the »em l-flnale and Plated and approved by thle com .
I WTO‘ * “
M " w hat herself and A tlnn tlc.
Quarterly Meeting Is Held.
Cottage Grove vl«tt®d at the R () nt 2:30 F rid a y , when it w ill meet
was also captured by S c h a ffe r a bid fa ir soon to be able to handle m --------
ittea.
'
COnv I thought
would be the last of
_
Opal Gets A tten tio n
A d is tric t q u a rte rly m eeting Is
the strong U n iversity h ig h eleven.
year ago fo r stealing a car at the old m an
"W e also realize th a t on account 1" ’ P °r ’* nc« 1 »"ould ever w rite on
Opal alw ays had a fa c ility for being held this week a t the Free Yi-arous home Sunday.
Eugene and ta k in g It to G ran ts
Mrs. Nelson G a ro u tte of Lorane T he local team , fresh fro m Its 6-6
H e rb O wen, m a tc h m a k er, hopes of anticipated tax deilnquenov a th *
« source o f Inform n a ttra c tin g a tte n tio n to hereelf In M , thodlst church under the direc
Pass.
to soon be able to present another much h igher am ount than th a t ac- I 1?" *hen e lo ,* d ,o n’ *- on,> where play
w ith other children she al- tion o f the d is tric t elder. Itev . A. visited Sunday at the W F G a- tie w ith Eugene high F rid a y , w ill
A state o fficer, tra v e lin g north card here w ith Bull Dog Jackson tu a lly to be «»xpended ehould be , " n*w In fo rm atio n was lo be had. w a y ,
ro u tte home.
be out to even the score fo r last
look the most prom inent C A rch er of P o rtland
Itev. F F
overtook the stolen car. W h en he as a headliner.
M rs «1. u Ross and d au g h ter year's game th a t U n iv e rs ity high
piovlded fo r w a g e , of employee h:** been u " * * P « ctedly opened Aa p art
fo r herself. She would help W a rre n o f Tacom a, W a s h , w ill
attem p ted to stop the car to call
k
n
th
r
r
P
lu
m
m
e
r
visited
Sunday
nt
won
6 to 0.
T he card was under the auspices
"F o r these various reaeone there " re" ult L h ,v ® "* 1" * '
reached a them act out stories lh a t they had
apeak F rid a y and S aturday eve Lorane
a tte n tio n to the missing ligh t, It of the A m erican Legion
U n ive rs ity high has w on fro m
shall
be
Inserted
In
the
emergency
wh"
*c
,u
a
l|y
"®w
O
p
*l'e
read,
o
r
th
a
t
she
had
read.
She
nings
and
at
2
o'clock
Sunday.
speeded up, m a k in g the o ffic er
Jean
Yearous spent Saturday both Redm ond and Lebanon this
fund
of the
general
fund
an ch,,<r dl®rV- to r the firs t tim e d ef alw ays played the part of the Rev. A rch e r w ill speak a t the Su n
suspicious, and a wild race started
I ’ h lllp M cC utcheon IMee.
am ount o f »«80, and It Is under- ■"R®^ establishing the fact that heroine.
As »he generally asaocl- day forenoon service. V isitors fro m night w ith her sister, G ladys Btif- year by decisive scores. Lebanon
th a t ended when the pursued car,
gave Cottage G rove Its w orst de-
F u n era l services fo r P h ilip Am
stood th a t this am ount Is for the ^1**' bad ° " e that was produced at aled w ith children younger than various parts o f the Salem d istrict flng to n. In (Cottage Grove
a fte r try in g to put the officer's
Benny nnd Ratnona H ic k e y en- fea t last year, 26 to 0, since O rlo
M cCutcheon,
17, who died purpose of m eeting emergencies
tim e In hor life (h a t she het self, she was never denied, are present. T he m eeting w ill con
car Into the ditch, ite e lf w ent Into tin
tered
school
M
onday.
Bagley took the reins as head
was w ritte n the one that Children loved her and she had n tinue as a special revival w ith
the ditch a short distance n orth of T hu rsday m orning as a result of th a t m ay arise d u rin g the year
M rs. Seybold o f M e rlin visited coach.
which.
In
the
opinion
of
the
coun-
*
he
Presented
to
A
tla
n
tic
M
on
th
ly,
way
w
ith
them
that
was
re
m
a
rk
services
each
n
ig
h
t
w
ith
R
ev
G
gasoline
burns
received
fo
u
r
years
here
Jack C unningham , a hitch
S a turday evening and Sunday nt
C ottage G rove w ill be som ewhat
H eretofo re every lead tow ard one able, a tra it that la te r wus a great W F o rrester as evangelist
h ik e r who had been given a ride ago, were held S a turday afternoon. ell. require expenditure of all or
the home o f her daughter, M rs. handicapped by the loss o f C lar-
11 resulted In the In- aid to her In financin g publication
was captured but Brookney made E. H . Luce, reader of the C h ris part o f said am ount of («80 fo r who ha<1
Lee W illia m s .
ence Ballew , firs t s trin g guard,
CCC C am p O ffic e r f'hangr«.
form atio n th a t O pal had spoken of of her firs t book She would hold
hla getaw ay through the brush, tia n Science church, was In charge wage» o f employes.'
M r. and M rs Chalice W a rd and who sufferd a dislocated shoulder
C a rl H. Neal, supervisor of the
such a dlarv. o r th a t she had read them spellbound, rap t In attentio n
where he rem ained hidden over and In te rm e n t was In the A. F A
sons
visited
In
Dorenn
Sunday
I" t be Eugene game. C laud e M ille r
to someone out o f w hat she said for an hour, or for w hatever tim e Deschutes forest, was here M onday
night w h ile officers made frequent A. M .-I. O. O. F. cemetery.
M r and M rs. George Foster of ,8 “ 1®° on the inju red list w ith a
w
ith
M
a
jo
r
Chas
H
.
C
o
rle
tt
o
f
the
P
h
ilip
McCutcheon
was
born
In
was
her
diary.
Also
every
lead
was
she
wished,
w
hile
she
told
(hem
trip s along the highw ay expecting
T h o rn to n Corners visited at the bruised shoulder, but m ay be able
to a d ia ry w ritte n , not printed, of wonders of the great outdoors Eugene d is tric t and L ie u te n a n t F T om F oster home Sunday.
h im to re tu rn a fte r things had H a v re . M ont., A p ril 18, 1918. H e
to Pla.V- Coach Bagley ha» capable
P. W en cker, who Is to succeed
Also these portions o f the d la rv
(C ontinued on page 2.)
Is survived by his parents. M r. and
quieted down.
Alice Jolt of Idah o visited last men to R*1 these tw o positions In
C a p ta in Cooper In charge of the
O ffic e r S c h a ffe r w aited u n til the M rs. R o bert H . M cCutcheon, who
week
at
the
home
o
f
T
Joll.
She
A u ‘'tt Cook, guard, and I. Thles,
Brice creek camp. H e had been In'
next m orning, motored down the came here fro m K alispell, Mont.,
tackle. E rw in Joll, second strin g
the Deschutee forest w ith
M r. was on her way to C a lifo rn ia
h ig hw ay tow ards Creswell, then about three year« ago; by two
T he T o m F oster fa m ily visited ccnter-
also be out o f the
N eal. C aptain Cooper w ill accom
returned home Just ln tim e to sisters, M rs. G a ll W allace o f B u t
pany a contingent of CCC boys w ith the George Foster fa m ily nt K“ m ®, 'Ylth « " infected knee. T h e
catch the m an com ing onto the ler, Pa., and M rs R achel Beranek
rem aind er
of
the
team
came
A J. W a rd of London, 7«, who
being returned to Kansas, to be T h o rn to n Corners Sunday.
highw ay.
who brought P h ilip here fro m K a l
had been lost since Munday In the
placed in a cam p In th a t state. A • M rs. A nton E kstro nr and three through the Eugene gam e In good
ispell about three years ago and
...
bunch of boys fro m Illin o is are to children o f K la m a th F alls have
who expects to locate ln Junction m ountains out fro m London, re
moved
Into
the
F ra n k
DUlon hA , br‘K
,‘? % u n n “,a l frO8h
be added to the Brice creek camp. house M r. K kstron , Is w o rk in g nt b?"J‘
City, and by tw o brothers, A ndrew ported fro m Mosby creek M onday.
b
?‘d, ^ i ur,,<L \y eve-
T h ir ty men had been searching
M cCutcheon of C in cin n a ti. O., and
K la m a th Falls.
1’ ta i ,ln ‘f a t 7 80 w “ h peb
w ith D epu ty S h e riff Canaday of
Vital Htntlstloa fo r Septem ber.
R o b ert
M cCutcheon
of
Havre, Eugene In charge. According to
M r. and M rs. D . L. IJams and ,a lk " ln thp gym nasium .
T h e re w ere five births d uring
M ont.
word received here, M r. W a rd did
Septem ber and three deaths, ac tw o child ren o f Eugene visited
not s u ffer fro m exposure and Is
cording to the rep ort o f D r. C. E. Sunday a . the L W McKlbben
O ne of the largest and most Californian Improves Oregon Home none tho worse fro m spending n
Frost, c ity health o fficer. O f the
Everything that goes into making a paper is going up in
b ea u tifu l flo w e r gardens to be
L ie u te n a n t W . L. Fore and E. C. night In the open. Ho had gone
V e rla E k s tro m
entered school
blrthe, threw w ere fem ales and two
price.
found anyw h ere In the state Is that A ltlg, m em bers o f the police de out on a deer hunt and. although
males
O f the deathe, tw o were last W ednesday.
of M rs. Charles Gettys, on W ash p artm e n t o f Los Angeles, Cal., ac an o ld-tim e woodsman, lost his
fem ales and one male. N o In fe o
M rs. Abbie Jane W h ite and Mrs.
ington avenue. Even this late In com panied by th e ir wives, have way on account o f fog. H e did not
The paper and ink used in printing The Sentinel have
tlous diseases were reported for In e z K ra m e r visited at the H e ra ld
the y e a r It is yet gorgeous. To been spending a week as guests at become g re a tly w orried, however,
the m onth.
advanced
in
price.
W h ite home In Eugene Sunday.
A person who follows the teach-
prove this she recently left at The the Lee Thom ason home, adjoining and had no fe a r but th a t he would
M rs. John M cC all, M r. and Mrs. *"8® o f the C h rist as they are laid
Sentinel office tw o huge bouquets L ie u te n a n t Fore's recently acquired find his w ay out by follow ing
Eugene, Stages NRA Parade.
A lb ert H u ll and sons visited nt down In the K o ran o f the M oham -
The N. It A. baa added to our coat of production.
th a t would have taken most o f the ranch, fo rm e rly the M elvin M c- w ater courses. H e reached Mosby
Eugene staged an N R A parade the Alm ond H e m e n w a v home nt medana would be a b e tte r Chrla-
flow ers fro m an o rd in ary home K lbben property. In the purchase creek above the P a lm e r place.
and celebration F rid a y night that S llk creek Sunday.
Han than the average, according
garden.
Everything The Sentinel or its owners buy has advanced
of the ranch, which they have
I t wa» a t firs t feared th a t M r
surpassed any celebration ever ob
R alph Keeney of Cresw ell visited 1° Rev. I. Q. Shaw, w ho told the
named the "« E E ," they planned W ard had been Inju red and m ight
in price.
served there. T h e parade was more a t the A. E W a lk e r home Sunday, i com m unity
m en’s class Sunday
against the day w hen L ieu t. Fore be unable ta help h im self
D eer H u n te rs G et Cat.
than a m ile long and it required
T he H o m em akers Radio club met ¡forenoon w h a t the K o ra n has to
w
ill
re
tire
on
pension
fro
m
the
D orsna, O re, Oct. 9. (Special.)
an hour fo r It to pass a given Tuesday w ith M rs A. E W a lk e r S“ V about Jesus. "Other religions
Advancing cost of production means that we can not
- -Frad FHeck and Charlee Teeters police d ep a rtm e n t of the southern
point.
fo r the firs t session o f the season a r ® t0 o ther n atio n a litie s and to
much longer maintain the special subscription rate of
of D orena and R a y M itch ell of city, when they w ill m ake th e ir
T he subject was
"A Developing other groups w h a t o u r religion Is
home
here.
H
ie
re
tire
m
e
n
t
w
ill
T hu rston »lipped Into the S m ith
Weather for September.
tl.BO which has been in effect for several months.
H o m e” nnd the speaker was M rs to U8-" the speaker appealed, "let
cteek c ou ntry this m o rn ing on a come w ith in fo u r years. In the
W e a th e r fo r Septem ber was as F a ra W a tt, professor o f child do U8 he lib e ra l w ith those w ho prac-
deer hunt. N o t fin d in g a buck, In te rv a l m any Im provem ents are
follows:
M ean
m axim um , 698; velopment and pnrent education tlce th e ir religions, probably aa
But we wiali every reuder to have full opportunity to pay
T h e y expect to
they turned th e ir attentio n to cats, being planned.
mean m in im u m , 58.6; mean, 6«.5; at Oregon State college. A general »®a louslv as we practice ours."
a y ear’s subscription before the inevitable advance in
w ith
the
result
th a t
M itch ell re tu rn In the spring for a two
m axim um , 8«; m in im u m , 37; pre discussion followed the ta lk
N ew 1
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killed one on the old Jim Teeters w eeks’ vacation.
an noun ted.
cip ita tio n , 3.06.
T here were
1« mem bers w ere M rs. M en rl P o rte r (
ranoh. T h e y w ere back In Dorena
clear days, 3 p artly cloudy and 13 and M rs. M a ry Berglund. The next
Congressman Janies W. M o tt w ill
before 3 o'clook.
Hinging EvaogwUsta Are Hera.
Our regular rate for several years has been $1.75 This
cloudy.
m eeting w ill be held O ctober 17
T he Venden brothers, singing bo a vis ito r here today and w lil
w ith M rs W a lk e r.
may have to be advanced to $2, but for a short period
address
a
m
eeting
of
the
Lions
evangelists,
opened
a
series
of
Lumber r i a n t Readme«.
T a x T u rn o v e r Is Made.
the special rate of $1.50 will be continued
T he cham ber of
A tu rn o v er of 1932 taxes a m o u n t meetings Tuesday night In the club a t noon.
, T he m ill of the Cottage G rove
Tw ^, in ju re d In C a r Crush.
Adventist
church. com m erce Is cooperating In the
¡I.tim h e r com pany resumed opera
i , „ ndon Oc| to. (Special.) M rs
ing to »23,787.13 was made by the Seventh-day
The contest fo r largest vegetables
Every subscriber whose subscription expires within the
s h e riff’» o ffice Thursday. T he seg T h e y w ill continue u n til Sunday. meeting and a num ber o f Its m em
, r >i11 »• 1,S
» 2°» ' a r u f° r 7 °n,C O,H| M ftk*nf»on suffered n ru t lip ; continues to rage "more or le™
rdem
,
a
fte
r
hAv,n*
been
,
Rnd
L
yn
ch
C
u
rrln
suffered
nevernl
furiously
T h e latent e n try l j a
regation follow».- State and coun T he Venden» are students of his bers w ill attend.
next few mouths is urged to pay now at the speeinl
Congressman M o tt w ill discuss
ty U x , »11,872.88; oltle», »«,092.18; tory, prophecy and c u rre n t world
F rld a V afternoon
when rutabaga w eighing 18H
pounds,
$1.50
rate,
sortn
to
be
wltbdrnwn.
problems.
L.
M
Seltzer,
a
pipe
n
ational
Issues
a
t
the
luncheon
and
present operation Is Indefinite.
school district», »8,«7«.99;
union
th e ir cars hit head-on on the grown by M rs. E liza b eth Lund-
high school». »6S1.«6; road district«, organ and piano a rtis t fro m C h i d uring the day w ill con fer w ith
brldge
n
ear
the
Bemis
saw
m
ill.
A
berg
of
Dlsston.
I
t
measures
27H
Send your check today. The price will be 25 cents to 50
A vlo lln -tn akln g firm 150 yenra
»12«.72; oounty high school tuition cago. w ill be a t the piano each those h av in g business w ith tho
dau gh ter o f M rs M akln son , also inches
In
circum ference.
M rs.
night.
federal
governm
ent
or
who
are
old
has
been
closed
In
Ixm
don.
funds, $813.7«; forest fire patrol,
cent« higher very shortly.
M r. H a n e y , w ere In the car w ith Lundberg had a splendid garden
Interested In n ation al legislation.
T h s bible Is printed In 655 lan her b ut n e ith e r was Inju red B oth this season. H e r flow ers made a
»128.82; g ray digger fund, »1.68.
Looee Leaf Forms. The Sentinel.
guages or dlalecta.
cars w ere badly dam aged.
gorgeous a rra y .
m
m
BE AN ANNUAL EVENT
t
OOOOYOETTON TAKES
M ’GUIRE INI 0 GAfwP
DORENA COOPS BETTER
THAN EARLY POOSPECT
LIGHT OUT RESULTS
OF
COMING HERE FRIDAY
A. J. WARD, LOST DAY
FINDS OWN WAY OUT
G a rd e n Is Gorgeous
At Gettys Hom e
Subscription 'Price
I s G oing U p !
KOran Teaches Mdl
l o Follow Christ
CONGRESSMAN MOTT
SPEAKS HERE TODAY
Rutabaga Tips Scales
At 1 5 | Pounds