The Cottage Grove sentinel., October 19, 1933, Image 1

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COTTAGE GROVE GOES
NTO BUY NOW MOVE
Exams to r Postmaster
Are Announced
COTTAGE GHMVK, L A N K C O U N T Y O H B O O N , T H I I tA D A Y , OCTOHKK 1», l»U
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ROSEBURG GRIDSTERS Precocious Child Diarist Is S25 PAID 8Y EAR
10 PLAY HERE FRIDAY Person of Moods, Genius FOR SHORE TIME FUN
NI MHKK a.
s .(.cpi„ g sic k „ c SS( , st.iC ùm ijtE B Û y[ m [ S
UNIVERSITY HIGH 7-0
An opeu cuuipstttive «aauutia
L üw know n to resiUeut* a ow e
Uul* lo ,U1 tlie poalllon of post
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ut «lee ping sicîuhmm . which ham j
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ioi co tta g e
urov«
u«.
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f»a«u announced by |ha civil service , Ih»
. ,, Cottage Uroy« Inali subuU
Running
Car
on
Golf
Course
X
p
^
bh«Tand
nL
o.én“
™
Heavier
Team
la Outplayed at
U pon I host) W h o A ll)
commission, r.caipt of applies louioali t.au i will uiaat tlie powar
veluped here and haa been cured,
There Has Never Been Another Persun Like Her Except
dona to clo«a Gclober 31
N l n . ,ul Hoe.burg Indiana a inlay af-
according to pnyalciana at tne t u
Every
Toint
by Fourbie
Is Found Expensive
lUUUOUUly A b le.
U r.gon cities ara listed for tills | larnoon u" Kelly Haiti.
Other Maid of Or lean*.
gene noapitai. iiarper Uaalar, em ­
ploy« of the W. A. Woodard L "i-
«vauiinalion. The uoininlaaion will i C o lla g . Urov« la uutlafaatatl this
Champs.
Amusement
oer company, wa« Uia victim. rie
certify io tlia noaiuiaatar gensral I •»“*““■ Having turned in wiua ovar
waa taken to the noapitai Heptem-
nwmainit m lo Un« wiin Uia iaal •“• iniaa passiug Ilia lil«liaal ex H««daport and Univaralty lugn and
h /h lJ ih h i BLDt
•<! some ihinjfa la connection with
ot ititiarica in ma ai«at nuw i . amination and from these ilia a«- having “ aid Uia bigbly toulad Ku-
i. rie remained unconscious, 01
With one of ma iightest team«
It baa coal an lS.y ear-old boy bsr
N uuieioiie requeete hav« been her mental vajcarlee By eouie «he
tni tun« io in i/ uioyeinviii Cot lection will ba mads. Applicant« k«n« “ 'Mb team to a 0-0 tla.
practically unconscious. for weeaa
Cottage
oruve
made
for
a
description
of
the
p
e
r
-w
a e pronounced a psychic
phe. ♦3o fur the fun ha nad running his and nut ailm ent wa« a puzz.e. .n me districi.
<««. taiova auuniiv naa an oi«au wni not ba required to aaavinbla,
tly defeating University itAninad
tilgli «oiuUlty <»f Opal Whiteley. child nomenon.
car
courae 01
of finaUy being diagnosed by one or gridatela deniouatrated a n d ay inai
’ttienon
c a r o v over
e r g r greens
e e n a 1 1 nt Ine
m e courae
nation lu ai la iwatiy to go anvau Out will ba rated on aducaliou ami Friday Cottage Urova
of the Cottage Grove coun
Only a dual personality theory ‘"» Cottage Grove Golf club, and | ma aiaff aa sleeping aicaness tne Liiey are of cuampiuuenip material
a n u tn« uiiva luat a . lapimy a . Puainaaa «aparlanna in « «alary la them selves aa ona of ilia .trorZa
«Iron«. diarist
try. now a subject of news of the will
III explain many thing«, auch a« official#
i a g n o s i s being
u w nm tur one of m e few timea m
p i « ifU iiitu i y UMIA4MI vau ow wuiaeu «Idled lu ba $2,4uu. N. J. IS mi mo i t
L«
mui « in th|g section of
the
tsasa. of the club are deternun I d diagnosis
being confirmed
confirmed ov
by
m aioiy mey uefeuieu uia stroug
world because of well authentl her
a t u r e ,_____
ir deeply rellfflous
religious n nature,
which td UiMl other boy« are going to tü .p
tcia list
o i Vortlanu
«^«-“
hal ca.,«d
caned fio
Horn
t-orUand.
odi. sn u »utieUAtMAi m u»), in . aa . Wu* r«»c«nUy appotntvU auouun
acuii# poet- I ____
university uign, m e «core being 1
I
suffer
penalties
equally
aa
m vhi
llte oalure oi lfl B
Roseburg
recently
held
Medfoid
cat®
d
reports
that
she
haa
been
ac-
was
very
pronounced
during
her
• a . AAugeu, C4A«uiAAA«in Oi tit« lutai u»M»t«i.
Such
an
? a
to • " * »?or. "hay .7 “ “e f.a u d c* pUd “ ? pnnc’ “ of india Th“ adbtoscenc»; her deep love and re-
KOii. COUI>* x^ade known until after it nau 1 * 0 . in e kame waa piayed bare.
vvUAAAAniee, iiiaae n
meat
mat heually carries with U
a U «UP««
« up ««
1«
-
-
w
y
—
w
v
uwieatsu
e a r - c c i f l l 1,1 l M i lf r t M n f
P iiA a
ia s a .ll
U y .l k
e-,4 ♦
i k , - . « . L . . ____ ____ 1
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111« scure does noi indicate me
accomplishment goes well
with w
gard
those wno
who reared ner.
her. ex- ---------
***rways for puu.it
public wropercy
property ana
foui veai aDnmntm<.nt
’ | Hpnngfield last week.
week
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wCtl wUU
u , for
ur moee
cured because of the aii. a
M VWA y Ulilig ptMlSiOi« will P« UO«|S ÜV quent
Application blank, mav b« . . hpnngfield
Co I lake Grova haa uua bf Uia ° lh ,r ••’• “U“* ‘V Impuaalbl« things praaaed In note hooka, in op p oai-“ <va done conaideraoia damage, leai of m e diaeaa^ vhtch n l , peen * * y Cuiu“ie urove ran ™ W t u > 4
tAAi« group to speed up business tu cured frbm Uia toont £ £ io f n c e Ji “XHlaal f a m . of the district bul
• • rl'*r y e ,n * by UOn lo the cru#1 thln«« »*‘d bf
«> * « t weather. Run- a/ouaed by news leporU from 3 ° UVl‘ U‘°
iau<* o“ *y 10 «*
uccoiuaiAce wiui ins piaau * ouuüa ..............
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our little Opal.
the aeme persona In the diary and «»f»K cars onto the greens end j txiuia. th e caae of Mr. Caaler w a, “MJteu *h en may got in scoring
fluii! tha civil service poaioffica
commiaalon
' W
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uct>
ln#u
lio n i. Maaun
ed U> UAS hliwt Hi WMMiitiAglon.
and
Thoreeon
lo
carry
the
hell
To
“u‘k"
‘i«r
properly
into
«
lh
*
tim
«
o
l
>»»
publication
«kidding
the
wheels
la
especially
of
tne
sporadic
type,
likely
to
oc’
L,i*r‘lory-
a ins
piogiuui is au attaca ou Äl Washington
university uign kicked off to tne
they should mure than make uii lk* P4cture. It should he said of
There are persons whom animal» destructive. A nignt waten m aybe cur at any time in
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univer.
any comm
tu«« depisssioii II oui au sutirsiy
Uiuvcra wno maae a first down
for the disparity In weight.
Opal tnai during lender years she seem not to fear. There la ample pdl
ior “ Uma 10 catch tnoae ity. and was not infectious.
U iiieieat augi« mau aiiym uig mu«
oa
m e Collage d o v e «o-yard line,
Bob B usenbsiry and
Wsiuisr
do things mentally expected testimony that Opal was one of wno have no respect for private
s<«*s owsu uuue owiois. rv« « aìs at
rxoru men dropped back and put
3«alaa aia out of the Itoseburg ooly ut “^«Pte and showed learn- thes< that animal« and
bird. r‘" ‘
tacaiug tue depi sssiou Willi lus
th e <ad who wae caught went
me C niveisny m gn lads un de-
tut with Injuns« Dusenberry aua lnx lM* beyond that of the ordl- would come to her and permit
weapous ui swtvauiiausuip. ¥*• Mii
onto the course at about o o'clock,
lenae m e rest of m e period with
and “Arv adult. Ho far aa I have been themaelvea to be fondled by her.
leiued a injured
moulder
anow tuat dutiug Ins last turev
a pretty oo-yard punt. bull! van
J “* 1 CMn har.dly 641
There seem s little doubt that ran hie car up to the eeyenm
Healve e epiained ankle In Uni “ *• E .
y«ais or mure insrs nas Peeu
uiucaeu a university nign
punt
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the “a ‘d and “ waa 001 U“ W «he was o J L T fH t'h ’e“rm lf‘\ o ' b T rn U u n d il-
Wh.ere.
«*•««► a la i« e
veielly
high _____
game
Hom .
Mi eat iacM of buyiug by iudtvtdu
arid
cottage d o v e 100k tne oall
Wheat
planted
In
the
aprlug
of
!
»P««d
demon
of
the
Cottage
Urove
W
’
U
al,on*
,*
“
har
taa“J
'
tda‘
«he
stood
which
seems
not
to
be
un
i
^
w
n
e
e
t
i
Mas. tarnuy gioupa and odsiueas 01-
on university nign s co-yard nne
atAistsalioiAS. i ua present iiatiou- 1W4J on tha J. H. Hprlgga piac« on eleven, la alao on the inlurud list b”* an 10 attract unusual attention, common among geniuses — and “ “ ’»b««1«. then came back to No.
omy to lose it on downs. A short
‘5 “ b,ra
° f lhe cravad “y n ^ t b y . if she thought w i ^ o l u ^ t J “^ ° » ^ ¿gm i^ w h en
waue campaigu is suupiy a du ve Hilk creek produced k<Hg bushel. * 'th a bad tog. He mey be ab i.
puiil ana
again
me
Clovers
*“ *^
“ ‘y have said that she gave ,f,e could get that by tearing up . , “ ...“ ? !;.. .
. ... VMia
to get pet sous to buy m e (mugs to the acre In the summer of lyuj to play If needed
knocked at me U. re goal line,
A rally will he held Thursday
promise of being more than something she had written there
* member of the club
tuey would nave Peen buying dui Mi Hprlgga vxptains this 'unusual
m
is
time
they
were
stopped
on
an aveiage child, while other» have ls a fair ur<-«uiiibtion that she
had °**n pracUci“*
- “ <» ***»,
mg tue tasi turse years or so u occurence aa due lo planting fall -night.
•aid that «he w a. unusual Mem might have d o « t h a , T h . r « it iairw ay and waa not seen by the CCC camp at Kujada will be com- <•“ « xi-yard line,
it uau not peeu lor tneir tear com­ S««d Wheat whan aprmg »«ed
hers of hsr family are known to testimony by two girto who knew yOU"K ““ “ bent 0,1 leatrbym g as Pleted thia week Barracks are be-
ruar.y in trie second
quartei
ahould have t*««n sown, 'the error
piega
County Gets O.
C. Money
have ______
Spoken highly
highly of
of her
her and
and to
to ,Z»
.. they - actually
- " “11.. saw much property as he could.
‘“k provided for ISO or more men. t/uaenoerry went around m s own
spoken
h«r well 1"
that
wa« made by the person selling the
Oi course, we are weil aw aie UP
of ***'}
Parents of the boy insisted that A hundred Illinois men, who had rigm end for a toucnaown, only to
•'i"v*ral u“ *ers who got than Lan«Ccounty's ho '¿«rV en t^ b f '"the PuMibiy11 b
o
t
h
ner tearing
tearing papers
papers (presumably
,t
wa*
bright her
tue fact mat liiere are some w
be make
settlem
the rived
been at
another
Oregon to camp,
ar- copping
nave 11 caned
because of a
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T nT h.1*,?.0
. ^
U>~ ‘ conclusions ^
she kept
* " “m
,h 2*’
" .‘!i?E?*_l!.<
ZLm«T.nl,
l.1..,.,
idrc"<.d“d
-Eh* “ mount allotted
to me
the aavalm
several cun
h e’ justif'lad'
ber rdla^
diary 1 that
that she
kept in a card- golf
cJuJ whatever
¿ o u g h t fair,
for ent
which
here
this week
augm ent
penalty back
on norn.
can not at lord to do any special “““
u . . 7 k". “ "*• u" uaual uccurenoe. The grain counu. , by The federal govern
.
.
buying at m is time Hut
the 72 men remaining after 140
cuiveraity U4gn made tneir only
the young man waa
■‘’f . m m 1* r“ ”
m’ “ ‘- covail“* r e v v e d O X O
‘i ! ’5**“" and Inslruc-
Her feeling of being abused 1s reason
veiy iitucu in tue in inonty Moet
Kan«a« men had returned home, «coring u iiea t ut tne game in tne
prosecuted in the courts.
least some
am... J " *
h'.‘f.h.L ? f “. . ,aw
l«hd. In Oregon for 1P33.
a . re-
iH .H .r agreed
im ’
1W33 w
w»«
r«. w i !
that she Illustrated in the Impression her
fam ilies cau uiaae <t t isirai
AdminiMtration
a
n
d
recreation
cuiuuie
oi tne second period wuen
ami went through
and diary and personal letters give that
: r ^ h i ^ nd>y bV C° Unty T'"“ Ur'
m indifferent
X V n b 1 , pupil
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a g ite pureiiasvs.
building, forestry quarters build- tuey p<A.->oed and buexed their way
being
iim object ot opr efforts will ant”iiivUI*
lo feel no responsibility «be was compelled to perform a
ing and officers quarter« building? -o tne cottage Grove 2l-ya.ru line,
The several school and road dia- abo.ut attendance at classes. Hue large amount of household work,
be to convince eucn parsons m at
T*
have been started. All the build- - a uoiding p«.ua4ty put tuem omcm
iricts will
c v T t h . ^ ih l? e
““ ,unuaual ra«>'da
»cbooi Teetnnony of neighbors
of tbs
It will oe to Uieir iul«ia»i to ouv
ing« are located a short distance to cue vo-yaru line, wnere fney
the money «1 eom, « . ,h !
ui
“ y llw *' *° rar "
ca“ be family is to the contrary. In fact,
now tile tilings mat unuei 01 ui-
up Day ng creek from the ranger »uirica un owing paaaes. a 'ong
can be
ha seat
aant o out.
u t M ia M c h i.k a
aaroad’
but
m Picking
up knowl- in later life she .a had
no dexterity
nai y sircuuislaucas Uiey would
station buildings.
mux « went over tha goal iina in-
can
Mis.
Hchiaka
said,
edge
of
lh
,
ootdrv.r.
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.
ur
th«
total
an.o.,«i
.
.
.
.
“b**
01
tba
outdoors
she
was
con-
whatever
with
the
sim
plest
of
navs bougui m reoent vsais. tlvui
’ih a h a ¿’«.to,.
«-« Ve
Hoad
work
1« creek
being and continued
uomp.ete
co tta o g i e l cro v e loom .
»2WJdH
kJ
to
mli
L
.
n?
TJd
a‘darably
out
the
ordinary
and
household
duties
wifi
i
i
^
on
both
Brice
Sharps
p
u l s i o n unu
ot tne
in uiiud mat just a n in e mot«
7MJH U t h i .¿ h o i? dtotricm i i ' n . u carla1“ tha' »ba aarlv develop-
Indicating O p a l. intercut
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wn Brice creek
Cfee< work has
iJL i
oum vaa took m e kick off mat
•pcuumg by eacn famuy m Col
OMU&3 to countv hiMh .chooi fun i ed L MM^ la for coUecUnK *>uge and higher, nobler and better thing«. Place« wnen contemplated improve- been completed to Champion mill
lag« d o v e and vicinity will m aas
upeueu me second naif, on ma own
P u ia 10 t^ t h e unmn
7°
wUhoul
dunn«
aduleecent year, .h e m en u at the H. K. M etoaii pdAce W an o £ n
all the difference in Ute world to
Bobby
Allibi,
who
hue
been
a
aort
^ n * 1!*1** ,‘ha “»mb * “
««- waa a“ »»bent prohibition worker on m e hill east of the city and at complete T weather It is hoped to oo-jaru line, and ran it pack to ms
Ute business inlersela of this city of hard luck Mid. Iiad a piece of and ¿lltoi u to the °road‘dtotricta*
this
road
to
the
top
of
own
uo-yard line, cm versity nign
road dietrtcLa. tiem ely well informed on flora and and diatributed huge amount« of the Georg Bjoruet place at the the mount
it should b . ......... in mind I..! good pek m i. w ..a
n'
the mountain,
the possible loiced me tr
Gruver,
io kreg
in r ,
- -
west city lim its are completed, exception
of one with
switchback.
o v e r s to
Wheat AppUcaUona Ar« In
f ^ U?,yi'<i1 *‘“ ow bar»«bally that at literature among logging camps
thie
, m es t*. snort ^ kick
grounded on
.
Bom
su u ..............
.u i.te buying
bstwaan .........
now anu 2 X X k .“ ’¿•homd’.T
w ^ h . 7.7l
,.In tba flnal
*»‘„at S ^ v e r a 7 , 7 ^ ' miT T m p r ^ d
Opa1« d*arv describes real.st.c- ^
s c C places
n g * lend
i m p r them
u X selves
^ ’ lir o to
^
On Moeby creek work has been me
^ d was
■•.m.?Ymv“.7.,''t;
m e end of m e year m u means , « ond , lo
wludow in hto "toep • ‘¡'»»»•nto applied for In Lane hearers lagan, not scien U f^ M to ^ ly one m ‘* ht a im o il ***
ao“y “ n & c o m o l e t ^ a ? r £ co“ Pleted above Mineral and has mgn pun.ed out ot uanger anu
a. «„»
I ...., m
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s ,..p
n
rBVMli, d that
lralumlJ w7?i her u n u s ^ l ?TmU?ir UfuUy “““ ishment meted to her MtTca* PX e
Mr M etc^ f ,!
° “ <?
t/rove sm rted a long
m at
our local
archant, era .............
not rh~ .h J m à ir “UOW c ^ ld m . not
only going to p iota by our cam
, ,h
" J - applicants had signed up for
n y with her subject Children ea tor belnK ““ u« hty- If O““1 » a s the K,ving a large part o»' h i,
to h*1“* ^ “ erai. Considerable coun- unucn uown m e Held m at ended
pmgu but our locai industria, aiau -
- -
• anu “ *• ,, 7h
c
bf
*»>•«(.
o
.
H
Fletcher,
peclally
sal
epellbound
while
eh7
k
‘Bd
°
f
.
cbt.ld
be.
r
d‘*rv
describes.
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t
o
r
k
i
m
p
l
e
m
e
n
t
?
a
^
m
e
E
L
“
b€lDtf
°n
bom
w
.m
me
only score ot m e game.
luro could not be set and both _____ . -
.
...
will deriva benefits
from
lbs w er. taped so a . to hold t h e m M. eounty agent, announced Monday, told of
•» .m uuaenoerry, n orn and Hulll-
i
i
w
s
’
ta
,
r
b:
blv
d‘dn,t
,
r
*7,tc,hed
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-a.^ws.-a»,.
t.es , toi
ui »♦curtly
* 1 h* wheat «PpHCMiiou«
great
out-of door-
a i often a« «ome of the rest of u«
bu, Mr Hiorapr
7
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aliuiuiaied ..-C.W...I
national G...tam
demand
securely M
aa A po««ibl«
possible When liobbv
application, try
by di«-
dta- God
God's «
van on m e penen witn injuries,
xnorenaon. Mason. Horenson and
Mkckin mternated carrying me
lion
ill be balped. loo. becau.« th. .boulder bone had .lipped bur«- “ «rowers. 710 acres; Irv-
on her dress with china mending where
O n T h f l o v 11
i r v>Ollip
f n m n lif
ln p p
“ d Uiarcaea w x x e re oppon-
Inc,
were - -------
greatly
put- w
glue,
there
wag
the • vaseline
ed business lu the cilles and —
back
place
*“ > ——
«crea;
w«a Into
.eaaw p
ia u e and
a n u i that
. j 4 mi tlia
uia frac
iTKc lnK' 02
r? ” « rb ^ ar».
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. - - Junc-
«v
. Psychologists
.
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— —— — smear.
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Vx H
H a IIIC c u ix oue-y«A id u n e .
tn e
luwna is bound lo croata a Heavier lured bou« wa« knit ting ixrfectlv , n C lly- W grower«. 2UW6 acr««, « • « over Opal and never produced, ed on the furniture to make the
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utuipu« nigh eleven braced and
demand for ma things the farmer
Lorane, lfi growers. 3H5 a cres; *° , r aa 1 know, a satisfactory varnish shine, there was the dav which Opal relates should remem-
That the N B A is no joke so far “elu m e fighting Grove team for
has to aatl.”
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,
l'l«a«ent Hill. 15 growers. 34« «*P‘*hatlon of her peculiar nature, she spent dyeing everything in the b-r that this may indicate genius as compliance with the president's »“ ree tries a t m e une. On me
N.K.A. headquarters in
n Wash- j- r ii I t ( I r c h u r f l S A r e “cr**; Springfield. 21 growers. 477
Iaaat two “«ychologists said a house. Including a pet hen with a instead of deviltry.
agreement is concerned is made »GUftn down Mason w ent otf ms
mgtun ara getting report s of ire-
• *
m t acres.
theory
suggested
classical
name, -------
there
was — the ■—
rat
Opal vwwm
could o«.vo
have competed with certain by the action of the NKA u* a n g u t tnckie tor a toucnaown.
ih i.
— 7 by ' me is
"■ plaus-
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meudous aouiuaiasni for the drive."
•oi«. m . a t meory
In the
house to
cheese Mark Twain
humorist,
adm inistration
in requiring em- “ ““ u dropped
from end and
»«.i
* . .
j.
,
-------- ts that
—1 • she
“« * has
<“s v carried
a lim i in
mo **«usc
*<* the
vuc uuocac
a*n as a uum
onst, and no aum
im siraiion m
* o p p e u pack
o a c k irom
Dr. Hagen «aid.
In numerous
Loran. itoud Gela M n lw n o«
• “ “““rbial and abnormal per- because she had been forbidden to claim to plagiarism may be placed ployers to report what m ey have httoled m e pail between m e up-
places maae ma«(mgs of business
O
“ “aHtles. that In the subnormal carrv
carry the cheese to the rat. Then against me
childish humor
D
A county crew of road men has
ha. • «"“aiiiies,
Lh« «hiikiah
him«.« ane done in keeniny their agreement Gkbts tor the extra point.
iusu navs b«en held, definite piaua
finished grading the shoulders of *,
can be • cbUd with children, there was the time she stuck the produced,
w ith m e president.
A lter the k ick otl Cottage Grove
have baa n mapped out. comuiitiaaa
B ear, ara getting to be alto- Lh» Cottage Grove .Lorane road , 5 *“ the ““normal she favorab- crow's feet tn the jam and let him
How would this be for one from
Blanks upon which the report to again pushed into scoring territory
aupotntsd ami th« work le galling
gather too friendly lo suit orchard °y«r I“ » "hump.”
ly •“'presses adults and som etim es walk on the table. The diarist con- David Harum
__ _______
______________
___________________________
.' "Bandaged crow on trie president are to he made have du» ^“ a Goiaen Tide held them on
under way in real American go 1st« of this section. Nearly a duxen
„
EnE«?,nd’ *.th*ni ,wlt“ her converse- dudes. "I picked him up. The the pert where the teil feethers been distrtbuted'this "week through their own eignt-yerd line,
getter fssiuon th e inc,eased bual- hava been kilted in Ule Lorane
<-ept Cruson Celled tu Hervloe.
and knowledge of many- mama picked me up." Little Imag- were before the dog advanced on 1 Poeteffices of the country It is
University High tried deanerate-
neaa inuuiaiiium winch atartsd with section, where thsre are a number
Capt. C. C. Cruson left Sunday
*“ «» Opel once lost both her tnatlon Is needed to carry the ac- the rear."
presumed that a check will iater
10 score on peases but the C ol­
itis Hius fcagle d riv. is now being of orchard» The bruin» have not ,o f Idaho, having been called to
and Power
of speech, tlon further.
Here's a natural wish expressed be made to see that performance
Grove backs knocked mem
scceleraled. Ms know that Cottage baeu content with fruit Uiat has Utke charge of a CCC camp.
* , h wa* considered aa aignlfl-
T do so want to be helps." the following a spanking: "Now 1 do is the sam e as reported It is also aown-
Grove is not going to lag benind dropped to the ground, with the
rnnill.TE l,J“ 1<* Ua« • congenital diarist pleaded. Parents who have have sore feels on the back part expected that the NRA admims-
»“ »
wa» *“ Cottage Grove s
1 do not say this as a matter of result that damage has been done
condition that may have explain- children who perform the pranks , ot " me and - I - think it would be tration will at an early date in- Mut>«easion on tha University hlxh
patriotism, though 1 realise that to tress. Almost every community
nice to have a cushion to set o n .' form reporting employers whether »o-yaid nne as a result ot Thia<
this campaign has a patnotic side has reported visits by one or more
For a child Opal was a master l'be compliance they report is in •'■»-yaid run around end
on a
to It. Wliat ts outstanding at Hits of ths animals, and all hava been
o i description. What litterateur I accordance with what is expected, tumbled pass irom center as tha
time is (hat It really Is a matter searching for fruit.
wouldn't envy this adeptness in
--------------------
Xafi.e eBded.
of local eelf Interest to get Into
T h ree b e a r . hav.
« .» .« .i
describing the fall of a great fir
Mm. Georgia Farman Dies.
c o® hneups:
this prosuarltv naraile"
* uree bears have spent several
A very different pep rally was
prosper nv parade
week« almost at the city limits.
U. H.
Ef?*' . l b ® ®“ w bid stop There
Funeral services for Mrs. Georgia Keiiv
i.
when
svldsntly wishing to get acquaint­ held last Thursday night
B oom
was a sad queer sound. The big Farman of Lorane, who died iE aw
---------n
__________
„ „ „ now owner “Fop" Grannis and
Huperlnten-
ed _ with
H. K. ____
Metcalf,
- Hidel
tre/ did quiver. It did sway. It Thursday morning in a Eugene Allen
of a place at Uie edge of the city dant E mc<'»on rode amidst cheer-
-lg-
Hill
cra sh ed to the earth.
hospital following a brief illness, Htewart ___
lirinta It la believed that these l.'lK hlRh »c,,<x’1 students down
____ Huberts
The six best sellers haven't des- were held Hunday afternoon at the Hprankie
may have actually been Inside the Alal" »tr»et In a cart pulled by a
-rg -
What do you expect from your newspaper! Well, you
--------
Weber
cription to excel this one: "When
Lorane Christian church with Rev. j Thies
city boundaries Hsvsral have en n*ul0 th»t was decorated with
------- KirUey
expect more from your newspaper than you do from any
the winds come walking in the A. M. W illiams officiating. Inter- K m ie s
deavured to get the three but var,ou« »tgn» and ornaments. The
re
------- Brooke
near
woods."
ment
was
in
the
I.
O.
O.
O.
cem
e.
Hullivan
__
long before the hunters get out »Peaklng, which Is usually carried
other person or institution to which you pay the sum of
---- Mountain
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Anyone who fully describes Opal tery.
Dusenberry
mornings the bears hava retired a on “ ‘ tl,a fl,ld - '*'*» «•*»•> In the
..lh..
H ex Howard
$1.50 a year.
will
have
to
explain
how
she
could
Mrs.
Farman
waa
born
March
H
o
r
n
_____
distance
of
about
three
mllee
and
«"h®*“*“
®
before
the
rally.
The
_rh_
How some thin«, are done In
R ay Howard
pel m it the pubUcation of many 10< Ld79. in Boone county. Indiana Mackm ___ —f
serpentine was formed after the
You expect your newspaper to take the lead in ad­
------------ Brace
Washington was told by Congress­ have succeeded In hiding away
things which, while cleverly inter- and was aged 54 ye«rs. one was Horsenson
-----
speaking and proceeded through
---------- Netos
man Jam es W. Mott, who ad­
vocating changes for the betterment of the community.
woven with beautiful, joyful ex- m am ed November 25, 1919, to Ed- Mason ____
London. Oct, 17.- (Special.) — A 4*aln »treet to the field for the
---------- Mann
ii resaad a Joint mealing of the
pressions
of
a
childish
heart,
1
*
aid
Farman
at
Lebanon,
Ind.,
S
e
a
l
e
s
____
cub
bear,
probably
never
properly
fr»»hman
bonfire
with
the
usual
You expect your newspaper to expose graft in public
Lione dub and chamber of com-
brought pain and sorrow to those and came to Oregon the sam e year. Miller
warned
by
Ils
parents
against
as-
,top
at
Intersections
to
give
yells.
■uercs Thursday noon. Its particu-
affairs, .to forestall it by publishing itemized accounts o f
who once were kind to her and , s “ e w as a member ol the Chris- S h o r tr id g e ____ s
larly described'ilia i*i'isskg<-*T*f aiiil ,oclatln * with humans, appeared
#ai:.b lntera»cy o n when
the
loved her long after she renounc- tian church. S ie is survived by T h o r e s o n ____ s
,,.J,y«. „ ,
p**»*“«' ot and ,
„
dooryanl at the Bemis »»iP»ntlne stopped, the American
all public moneys spent.
u O“ k*L U‘, . k «
raoovary place and spent a day there Mr L* * '°n
'"-»d
ed them.
° “ e sister. Mrs. I. D. Sm it.i, and
____________ _
You expect your newspaper to maintain a high stand­
act. He bellevs that recovery un- Bemis tried to feed It, but the
A ,h ort
assembly waa held
Opal must have been an early °b ° half-sister. Mrs. Alta B. Ouo- «
- ,
.
ibnrtpi1* ,i*01 Ik**« ,*** notlc,abla eub would retire to a place of Monday afternoon for the purpose
observer of the value of publicity. ®*»’«ham, both of Lebanon. In i.
G o n t l d e n C e 111
ard of morality, supporting things that are right and con­
f i .1 ly *Ahn E
h»co“ >« »f- safety in a tree It left during ths ?f »“owing appreciation to the
This appears in her diary: "It
demning things that are wrong.
Ab ‘ 45 W*r*. prT ° l;.u neat »•«“ »< Probably having *been foo,bal> »Quad for winning the
must be thrilling to cackle after
Thief Set* Car Afire.
The congressman conferred with found bv anxious mama and papa *an,c from University high school
laying
an egg.
You expect your newspaper to maintain a high stand­
Interested persons with regard to bear. Mrs. C. H. Woods took a F r|day.
While Opal was resident here. B em w d
'
ard of enterprise, devoting column after column to propa­
id had not vet
thmiv-ht
dck was
VI n d riven
i^ 'e pr,ncQ
eUs l h7 i»
: ! / _*____- .
^ t ' comp*e*eiv
^ lo c k
Mrs. Bessie Z 7 i f f , and
Canada thistles on federal lands number of pictures of the young
At “ 1»,t»1' «Iris' meeting Friday
and also with regard to flood con- star.
the sports for the year were chos-
ganda. supporting the band, the baseball team, commun­
^ n ^ t ^ ’^
X
x
'
- S r . ^ - t u r n ^ V r o m a Mrs.
trol of ths Coast fork. Mr. Mott
_________ _
in as follows: Volleyball, basket-
n ^ d
ity celebrations, boy scouts, high scohol athletics, school
w a, hopsfui that, inasmuch as the ,
L 'I 'L '
as
I'
ba,1‘ baseball, self testing actlvi-
bodily lines met fashion s demands. m X h t the
/ o "I?
.Which tO° k tb e n * to
pmgrauis, home talent plays and dozens of such causes
Coast fork Is not a navigable I v U m i )
tun,bllng. track and perhaps
olive-complexioned. eyes slightly sS m A n .
was started by the world s fair and over a large
stream, It may be possible to get
tennis.
and events.
prominent and expressive of live-
w S e ^ ’ L ^ ^ r 10 ’E?? sectl‘,n. U n i t e d States. They
the proposed project under the de-
l i e a»4' C e c z v « ,
Ruth Rlssue was elected senior
ly mental activity, hair dark—a f*,« n d “ iller, son of Tom Mil- spent 10 days at their old home ln
partment handling the CCC. tn ,
V a c OI o p O O ll
representative for the girls' league
\ ou expect your paper to boost for good roads and
physical appearance fitting well L«’
borrowed the car and was Maine which they left 25 years
which case the Improvement might
____ *
at a class meeting Wednesday.
protect your community’s claim to its share of road im­
with the role she is now playing
“eeP‘hK « there overnight. The fire “R°. went from there down the
be mads without cost to ths city.
B"<«ai__
. .
T“ » »Lock Judging team
will
provements.
r , - . , in,«.« .i n .
» /- * ,,
department was called to extin- seaboard to Florida, through the
or with small cost to the city for , y ,E“* for »“ »»P •••">• lo be a leave today (Thursday) for Port-
WM
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"
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u
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o
t
t
o
11
sù
p
ere
’
EE*® bU“ e and to 4ave lhe southern 8tate» to California and
supplies not Included In equipment thl.
*t>E>rt ln 1,nd ,o lud«» “’ the Pacific In-
nm nsilv r ^ irio u ^
X ' * “ *" hOm*-
UDT1Eb®
hom®'.
You expect your newspaper to build up confidence in
of CCC camps
. * *
1 Although there are no ternatlonal Livestock exposition.
__ — __________
salmon waters closer than 50 Those making the trip are La-
your home financial institutions and protect home invest­
... . .
.
■“ • » “«• »o. J W. Veatch recently Verne Breese. Floyd McCullough
ors from making unwise investments of surplus funds,
l l l l l f P lll'tV
EuUI>d “ »“ *,non »Poon hanging ln Ed Bauder and B. L. Young In-
l 1' l i s s l H
l l l g 1 HI
1 H l U b the wool of one of his sheep. H is
[ structor
warning against fake salesmen and other financial pirates.
O
« A r
i!ErOrV
th“ ‘ ,.o“ »<)n» had be- Harold Spriggs was sleeted yell
You expect your newspaper to combat the peddler
"l“ na1 on • Wl* ot hl» la“>b». was leader of the sophomore class at a
j unable to get close enough to
meeting held Wednesday
nuisance.
“Isn’t this wonderful weather that
not . . . , he nresldant Th«v
lh?En bv
and tr,ad
Th* Juniors placed their class
God has sent?" Favorable impres- _ .D°re“a. Oct. 16. - (Special.)
manv plMes where there h L b « Ì
You expect your newspaper to establish friendly con­
A party fishing on the Umpqua
them with fishing equip- dues at 25 cents a semester and
sions of the girl were such that , There are m any in the Row river a nickun in Intluarì-v^anH
In George Matthews' motor boat a *"»“ *• If he finds ths owner of the 50 cents a year at a class meeting
tact with the rural readers so as to induce them to make
she frequently was able to get country who knew Opal W hiteley where streets were thr< need T h7
few days ago went through the »boon, he Is going to Insist Wist held Wednesday Inst week
Yell
financial aid for her undertakings <J“»t now occupying front page foul d prices' much higherd |nT th l
your town their town.
experlsnce of discovering
their *“• P»r»on show a fishing license leaders were nominated for try-
from those Impressed with her un- »P»ce in many newspapers through- east than here Meals c is t hrif
boat afire while they were In mid- or Immediately purchase one.
outs as follows: Claude Miller,
usual abilities and vibrant, eager °ut the country) from the time aga\„ more thZn here
and somiE
You expect your newspaper to give notice of all pub­
stream. Mr. Matthews saw that
---------------- -—
Audrey Hunt, Armand Wynne and
personality.
She
secured
funds
»“
e
was
three
years
old
until
she
times
were
higher
th
in
that
lic
meetings,
public
observances,
conventions,
etc.
som ething was
Numeming
whn wrong In
in m
the e engine /■'•x
•.
* <
kt
KT
Perry
t orry Thompson.
i nompson.
here for her trip to Los Angeles. Kr»w into voung womanhood. Any
were mgnar than that,
pit and removed the hood. w h e n ; L 'l» Y
1 ilXCS A r C t M OW
Miss Turner’s oral English class
You
expect
your
newspaper
to
urge
support
of
relief
where
she
conducted
nature
classes
reference
to
the
Indian
princess
It was found that an old gunny
J
will soon present three plays, “Sup-
and produced her first book. She »tuff and her child ( 7) diary is re­
benefits, Red Cross drives, Christmas Seal drives, poppy
sack, used to stop a slight seep­
pressed Desires." "On the Lot,"
secured money in Los Angeles to ceived skeptically and som etim es
age. had Ignited from heat o f the
and "Rising of the Moon.” Casts
sales, forget-me-uot sales, have-a-heart drives, etc.
finance her trip to Boston to visit witn a thrust of crltlc.S’n from
exhaust pipe. Mr. Matthews, long­
and sta ff members are being se
Atlantic. Not the least of the these old timers, for In many in­
You expect your newspaper to publish church notices,
lected this week.
time m em bir of the Cottage Grove I w ..h
. .
.9 «70 47
stories of her ability to get flnan- »tances thev resent the inference
Robert Dusenberry was elected
fire department, threw the sack
“f. ♦2 u #72 *k
*7 , fr° re‘
church programs, club news and cover all doings of the
clal assistance Is the one that the Opal makes of her mother's sevtr-
out of the boat and all danger was n?EVed11bnV,„th,e E v
T ptesldent and Ton) Cox secretary
dowager d'Orleans.
mother
of *ty of discipline. The mother died
ovcl.
1 the county treasurer, the psreent- treasurer of the lettermen's club
many semi-public organizations.
Opal's alleged angel father, fl. , before Opal developed the dlarv
sga of taxes so far paid this year at a meeting held Thursday.
ou
expect
your
newspaper
to
support
every
meritor­
nanced
Opal's
first
trip
to
India
stunt. The mother was
highly
_ ____
_ . ie-
.
Discussion of Lane county roods
Is better than 40 per cent, which
rixcvn «eit. »acnxa.T
V S «
T u ,„ s x
which resulted in the publication spected and generally loved bv and highways will be the principal
ious
organization
effort
for
the
city's
good.
•UT -MOUA *TAMC* I
of
a
series
of
stories
ln
London's
those
who
knew
her.
Occasl
inally
business
for the October m eeting
EL,
TI 7 ^ 0
.h *"d ‘E?.* F r|bav at the Colonial,
' « a u w a o n a I u rr 1
And you expect all this for $1.50 a year.
most exclusive magazine. “The one is found who will vent bis o t the Lane county chamber of
last year. The check received this
Tom Sprankle, president of the
ms lu v t v o u a s u r e n t ) .
Queen," under the name of Prin honest convictions. Jam es Redford, commerce, to be held at Junction
week represented about 9 per cent student body, was absent from
No, it can’t be done for that. The money you as a
A M iu u m AMO e u . t /
cess Françoise Marie de Bourbon- born and reared in south Lane City ton igh t
of the total levy.
school two days of last week be­
•MOW NULI HOW I PO I
Orleans.
county, a son o t one of the pioneer
Of particular Interest to the
subscriber
pay
for
this
paper
covers
less
than
one-fourth
Receipts from second half pay­ cause of an ulcerated tooth.
Often Opal seemed a thing from , fam ilies, was aroused
the other county Is the renewed proposal to
ment are expected to be 30 per
the
cost
of
publishing
the
paper.
The
other
three-fourths
Miss Margaret Turner spent the
the world apart -and she herself bay when asked If he happened to improve the territorial road from
i cent or better.
week end tn Independence.
must be paid by advertisers.
seemed at times to
forget her know this girl Opal.
Monroe to Anlauf as a parallel
Dorothy Straight of Oregon Cltv
presence here. That she often, in “X knew Opal W hiteley from
the route to Pacific highway. An asao-
Since the advertisers pay a large share of the expense
visited school Wednesday with ’
her
childhood
days,
climbed
into
'
time
she
was
three
vears
old.
She
ciation
recently formed a t Monroe
Izola Isham.
of publishing your newspaper, don't you think you owe
trees and fell to the ground while , “ a l the general reputation of be- representing west side Pacific
Burdick and Dan Trask were
dreaming or ln a trance Is well , ing very Imaginary. Regar lin g her highway
interests
claim s
this
them the duty to patronize them whenever they offer you
absent several days last week be- I
authenticated.
mother, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. routo will save 12 miles between
cause of the death of their grand- !
equal
or
better
values
than
non-advertisers!
i The
nr only
omy story like unto that of ! Richard Scott, who resided in this Monroe and Roseburg. Much of
mother.
! Opal’s that comes to mind la that section for many vears, she was as the present Pacific highw ay traf-
And, you, Mr. Advertiser, don’t you think that in
Rodney Saflev. a graduate of the
"For goodness' sake __________
take that ___
ad
! of Joan of Arc, Maid of Orleans, fine a little woman as ever lived, fic would be diverted to this route,
o u t . of the paper," was the plea , da»» of ’32. visited school Tuesday :
view of the many services which the newspaper performs,
whether of the same Orleans fam. It is som ewhere Intimated .n It Is believed.
I this week from O. B. Arnest, who !of, >“"• w»ek
! Ilv as our Opal I have not learned. Opal’s v a m - I say varn advisedly
for which the newspaper derives no compensation, but
had offered to sell a quantity of
Victor Hopper, a former student,
J Joan heard voices (a* our Opal — that this little mother was harsh, ;
Miss llalgh t Is Honored.
j grnpes. "I could have sold all the r»«fHtered Thursday of last week
which mean more business and more profits to you, the
l savs she did) that directed her life som etim es to the extent of pun
Oregon State College, Corvallis,
grapes In the country,” was his I a» . a, Jllnl°r
land actions along a path of glory. Ishing
the
dark
complexionad Oct. 13. — Among 13 sophomore
newspaper
deserves
your
advertising
and
printing
busi
explanation.
' Johnny Stlgers. freshman, with­
t Few of modern times believe Joan scraggley-halred little urchin who women who have been Initiated In-
ness!. Make your community newspaper your advertising
drew from school last week to nt-
I actually heard those voices, but played around with stones and to Alpha Lambda De*ia, nations'
tend Drain high school.
All Are Opposed tn War.
and
printing
medium
and
you
help
build
up
the
commun­
the maid believed that she heard bugs, and never was considered honor society for underclass wom-
John Keser, freshman, withdrew J
All of 453 persons questioned
I
them, and the things thev directed more than a very ordinary child en. Is Gwendolyn Haight of Cot-
ity. Send your advertising dollar away from home and
during a recent survey conducted from school Monday of Inst week j
! her to do were verv real to her. I Well, al| I have to say Is, If Mrs. tage Grove, sophomore In home
and
returned
to
his
home
in
Port
'
by the loaal committee of the na­
you do just wihat you wouldn’t want others to do to
j have no doubt that the things Opal W hiteley was unkind to Opal, her economics at Oregon State collsge.
tional council for the prevention of land.
| claims have become very real to : unkindness was In her lack of dis-
Alpha Lambda Delta to a new
whom you look for your business. It is just as important
Mi and Mrs. F. L. Grannis
I war were opposed to war. The re-
her. She has not vet been put to | cipllne and her gentleness and love honor society Installed on this
that the advertising and printing dollar remain in the
i port was sent
Immediately
to spent the week end visiting friends
the stake, as was the fate of the of offspring, bv the mother doing campus last year, Its pu’ pose bslng
_
Qeneva, Sw itzerland, to ths eon. near Elkton.
first Maid of Orleans, but she has all the work of the home, while to encourage scholarship among
community as it is for the grocery dollar and the cloth­
Miss Florence Jenks spent the
The fellow who would show the f»>»nce. which opened there Oc-
been
burnt some.
the girl, who afterward rewarded underclass women. Heretofore stu-
ing
dollar
and
the
rest
of
the
commodity
dollars
to
re­
week
end
at
her
home
In
Tangent.
nth«r MIL..*
.,„ „ * 1 ^ u i . 1 t°bsr 15 The local comm ittee Is
The next chapter will deal with the mother's patience and kind- dents have had to w ait until their
L “ *®" “ ***•
Wa Mrs Hugh Trunnell, Rev. I. O
Walter Olin, a Junior, withdrew
main at home.
Opal's parentage and will conclude ness bv slandering her, pottered junior year to become a member
approach.
from school last week
Shaw and Rev. M. A. Groves.
the serlea
rotmd.
of a scholastic honorary.
,,
,
. . . .
.
apouduig Judiciously la Urged '•>««<«■
4
anu
Wheat Requires Two
\ ears to Yield
AHE NEAR COMPLETION
X
P re tty H om e Places
Being Developed
Bobby Mills Has U ne
Picce oi Luck
rÄ *
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A ttracting bears
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High School Notes
^
I
H hat Do You Expect From Your
Newspaper?
CONGRESSMAN MOTT
JE1 . D. IS
Everywhere
1 hlCVCS M ake tlaa-
1' 111 (.is
Row River Residents
C titicize Opal
Boat Ah re
+0^i) Paid
W antad R esu lts Are
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UP AT CHAMBER MEET