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C O T T A G E G R O V E , L A N E C O U N T Y <‘ K E O O N , T IH H M D A Y , D E C E M B E R <1. I M I
V O I ! M K X l.l,
COURÏS DF LÄND SAY
M eal, Loses H ead
GROVE WINS
THREE GAMES IN ROW
1 in« BUND Of a chicken h aw k
_____
ih m waa wise enouuh to know that
aeparated It fro m a canary y oncalJtt Ball TO ilW i H andily
P r e m i e n t i Reemployment Mlaaa
b in t placed In a window, but fool
J
tab enough to entei by a nem by
TiUtou luto Uituip to
Agreement B i n d i n g ou
door in 11« e ffo rt« to ««cuie a tid
bit for dinner. 1« told
by
Mr«.
Tuuo ol 23-11).
Those Who Signed It.
N e ttle SalliiK. uf
south
E ig hth
«treet.
t rhb*M b> J u urualiaiu n tu ib u l.)
W hen lir e . Haling «uw the huwk
Curtlunil, Dec. 18. I N l l A Spo
Ih e Cottage G io ve high school
etai.) ru lle ra i and «tuia cuurts, In enter and m ake for the bird cage,
a annua ut recent ducixiuu*. have «he cloeed the door by which (lie oa«aelbad team g a u ia ie u Ita tn u d
established precetleut* which prove bird had entered. j V m ttie haw k « u a ig n t win H atuiu ay night w in u
(he e uiiau iu uu u ulitv uf ihe ualtun- tried to leach Into the cage foi .i o«*uated Yoncalla -d to lo.
Haling,
im '
game
wua
n aid
loug«<
al In d u s tria l recovery act and lha the dainty canary. M i«.
a x u c u llu ra l adjustm ent uel beyond aged 75. grabbed the huw k by tin* thioughout w ith m any fouie on
question,
uccurdtiut
lu
u ttleial tad feuthera, took hold of It In oom team«.
Uuavuoerry wau high point m an
W ashington dispatches re o lv e d by such a m anner th a t It could not
F lu n k
Messenger,
Oregon Idaho uttuck her. took It to the kitchen i « U h lu pointe, dhut triage, the tan
and severed it« head
fro m
It« c e n iv i piuyvd u m u c ti im proved
N t t A cuinpllance dlreotur.
game, scuiiug sta punita, iie iiu iiu
b ad erai d is tric t cuui I in New body.
M i«. Haling ha« «pent her e n iiiv »ua outstanding tot Vuncatiu w ith
Y o lk eltv. in Ilio O ral teal uf the
life in Oregon, having been b o m ! J poluta,
rlx b ' lu punisti code violatola, up
held ilia N t tA
und
fined
the in Polk county, ha« «ecu the en ; f o in a lla lud the scoring during
Hercules Gnauline Filling Slalluna. tire g row th of the atate, hut novel i the lir ai pel iud, but Coltuge Grovu
ro utuu (urged ahead and never re
Ine., lha aunt uf 4*00 fur w urklng before had uh« «een u haw k
help over lha lim ila preaerlbrd in bold aa to enter a dw elling
ttili 'ilaued the lead.
the petroleum code, und
paying
H ie lineup«.
lex* than min U l u l i l i wages. A llo t -
O. U.
Yoncalla
i »u.»«iiü«n ry . lu Í
iiaya fur the fitting alulluiia liud
I H ! laud, V
i Cox. 2 ------ ----- t
K in m an, 1
baaed lh a ir case on the uneunalllu-
• »401 t I t i l g « ,
O
tlo n allty of the NILA. The cou rts
1 unir» 5
Hallow, 2
dictstuu upheld the act.
I ui pin
g
Judge John A. Maura,
c u c u li
■ i 'i i», 4
Strung
K
court ludxe in M ultuuniah county,
Huu«uiuiJon« C. G . Ih le s , Hun
recently allowed a waltraaa dam
culla. C o rn uti.
A lie a d y th« political pot la ba
ages against her em ployer, who
wa« paying leaa than the m in im u m ginning to boil, so fat a« l«gi«h»
llo n o r B u ll la A iiiio u n rax l.
ul-
requited under the president a re 1 Uv? poaltion« arc concerned,
l'he hoiior lu ll für Ihe Cut tage
. though the .May priinarlaa a t« aev- Grovv high schuul lo r Ihe seconil
em ploym ent axreenienl.
Judge F ra n k McDunuugti, in a I ei ul m o nth* aw ay. Con «hl ■’ruble at s.x wuvas is an luhuws haniois,
Culurudu euurt. made a
alm llat I tendon I« lo ba paid to th« hou«« G c.qgiu C la rk , Getievieve Cubletita.
decision in u amt brought by a mem bership, aa It la bclH'yrd Lane Evelyn C o iuu t. V»ra G llh a m . Fdu a
chanc«
foi
th« Gruub.
w a ite r against his employer, lluth 1 county ha« a
H eien
1 lausen,
M arion
artrtumptloii
I« Jo uuson. Bob Kt us«, t.a y ie L ltida
atate ludgea dec lured
th a t
the speakership. T h«
I
that
H
«
p
i«rteiitattvo»
M
cCoruack.
president's
reem ploym ent
agree
tiiuod. H a iu id M uckin. B u lb Bis
ment tb la n k e t code) was binding i H u nting to n and H U I all w ill b** • ue,
Uuunie
.S c h a ff.!,
M a u rin 1
c a n d id a te fur renom lnatton. w ith miVarat "Tü'y w '^ te \" 'T m ilm s .”j ü i
on employers who hud signed it.
The a g ric u ltu ra l aylm alm eni ad- eithet K ill or M cCurnnck likely as - tin lh o w n . i'm ilip Glass, L illia n
m aterial.
Hnnator H u l l . M illie , u l'L e w is , M illa rd Me
m lu ia lra tio n waa
— equally - success rpeukershlp
fu i In several recent court ac tio n s
•• heeler has indicated that he i , c a rta ,id . liltinehe i'a q u e tle , W ilm a
T w o suits
to test the rig ht of th - w illin g tu accept a rcnoralnatlon s u lh e ih u id , t'e rry Ihouipeuu. M a r
secrelarv uf agric u ltu re tu license
Ig in e co u n ty Is e n title d to
an g u re t W ils o n , IJ IIia n Yuung, Baisy
m ilk dealers for
then
common added 1-gislalive position this lim e /.n n m - ily . sophomore*. Ld
l.a u
good were decided in fuvur uf the as tills Is Its turn for the Jo*»' der. Chat lotto U urknolder. i tuners
Lucy
adm in is tra tio n and the rig h t fully senatorshlp now held by 1)1 Joel C aldw ell, Eunice K Iwurds,
upheld. A nother nctlun brought by Booth of Lebanon, A t Bison of
N o rn s K in g .
K . iinoin
the g uvernnietil against a packing Eugene and I I I
M erria m
»1 H nortlldg«, ilu ie m e iiples.
B u lb
Ju--hon
have
been
Aientlon*'d
for
cuuipany tu test the rig h t tu lim it
Hlottoil. L e in
Ir a e y ;
fi«rthmon.
thia
port
It
ion
business June was also decided In
M ild ie tl Cellar«. A ltn ita
D lc k v tr
AH the present mem bers of th« »41. J i. u G iu b b , Willi*» l«athiop.
favor uf the A A A . and the cun
s tltu tlu n a lltv uf the act was up h g.rtlatu ie held im p ortan t com m it Albert M cC all. V tig iiiu i
M etc a lf,
tee Artrtignment* end were active In Julian M ille r. K athleen Moor«, In a
held.
T he D is tric t uf Colum bia
su th • bu» I heart of th« two I mk I i «-
May Monro«’, i lie.mu P a rim . 1 >oro-
p rt nie court recently sustained the
thy Z im m e rly.
aecretarv of the in te rio r In a suit
ih e honorable m ention list 1» a«
brought by the Southpurt Petro le
foiluwM Seniors. A rleen D illon,
um com pany, which challenged his
G la re
G rim e«,
B etty
Jacobsen,
rig h t to lim it petroleum produc
Htunlev Hcott. W ilm a Hproui«, Jun
tion under pruvlsluns uf the N B A .
lora, Isola l»ham , L u c ille Johnson,
"T here seems to be nu question
Pupil« of the London «chool are Jack K elly. Tom K un. G eorgetta
that the N B A und A A A laws are to give an operetta,
C hrist man Knowles, M ildred Mooney, K a th e r
beyond successful question o f the W ith the Old W o m an W ho Lived ms Nelsun, M a rg a re l
Shelburne,
courts," said M r. Messenger. “T here In a Shoe," In the com m unity hall Faul Ulem ann; suphurm res, Gene-
can be nu duubt th a t they are con at K ebton F rid a y evening of this v ie w Urcssler. Charles East burn
stitu tio n a l, or th a t the
govern week. A list u l the musical n um J o y c e
M cC urm ack
E lixaiucth
m ent intends tu conUnue anforc bers and personnel of cast follow
Kuhde, l'eggv Savage.
C hristine
lng the provisions of these acts to
fresh-
P a rt 1, scene 1 Opening chorus. Shelburne. V iv ia n W h ite;
effect ecunomlc reco very"
"T om orro w W ill Bo Christm as;" meu. Lee Baldw in, M a jg e Cnrlllv.
churus (Sleep F a ir y ), Sleep. L ittle Melba Gates. Lureuo 1'orlnl
D earies;' chiyus (F a iry godm oth
er w ith chorus). "You Need Not
LEGISLATIVE POSITIONS
Operetta to Be Given
At Hebron by London
Annual Junior Play Is
Successfully Presented
CCC BOYS TO PLAY
SANTA FOR KIDDIES
l-lfto e il T ata W ill He Htuffed
W illi Turkey uiul T rliiiiid ng a.
Bove uf the Mrloa creek CCC
camp, whu ure from lllluole, w ill
bo fur fro m home flreeidea for
C hrlalm aa, but they are going to
huve u m erry Chrlelm ne by m a k
ing It a happy day for 16 U tile
yuungatere of tl>e Coltuge Grove
com m unity, who w ill be guests of
t in boys fu r a sumptuous Christ
mas dinner. Manta Claus has al
toady agreed tu put ennte pi esente
foe the kiddles un a huge Christ
| dims tree which the CCC buys have
provided und to he the e him self
t„ distribute them. Kach enlld -.vili
J receive a pair uf abusa, tuya and
candy
Thia Ido* of « n te rta ln lu g
the
kiddles fo i < *ht i« t huh * i sn
<>id
navy
custom adopted
by uian
uw u\ from Home iMirt« Lieut K
I* W ctikar. cotiiinundlhg c fflc a r of
the Hrlc« creak camp. 1« a naval
officer. Ill« «tiKxa«lion to
follow
Ilia navy
. i quleii
fuvoluble i «spoil«« fro m the boy«
and the lied Cra«« furnished the
nama« of the children.
Fund« for lha C h ris’ m«« enter-
taln nien t w ill be escili cd Ih r*.ugh
a dunce which the CCC hoys w ill
give at the a rm ory Hntui ley night
Children whu have been Inviteli
ira Kuiereun
F ra n k lin
D o l’n ar
l-'ruii k Un. Beante
F ra n k lin .
l.r,,
l i hole. M arguerite Tornile. Andie
1'onule. Haymond Stew art, Jim m ie
S tew art, J im m ie Sm ith. K rneetln r
Keaton.
W a lte r
Keaton.
M ary
Ellauhuth Keaton.
Alice
Allen.
Jack M cF e rrln and W illie K arn
shaw.
T he menu w ill he as
fallo w *:
Chilled g rap efru it, wafers. , alery
green unions, pickles, olives, roast
Oregon turkey w ith oyster drees
lng. giblst g ravy cran berry eauc*
cold sliced V irg in ia ham . tnasheii
potatoes, candled sweet potatoes,
buttered i»eae. W a ld o rf salad on
lettuce leaves. P a rk e r House rolls,
b u lter. coffee, cream and
sugar.
mince pie, pum pkin tile, fru it cake^
assorted fru its, candles and assort
«J nut«
Three
hundred.
fifty
i>ound« of turkey have been pur
chm ed. hut if the
llttl« g teate do
not «at It all. the CCC bov«
w ill
flnlah It.
For members of the H rn e cieek
cam p from thi« sect Ion who w ill
«pend the holiday at horn« Christ*
mas dinner« w ill be furnished In
baskets,
T h e colored boy« of the camp
hnv • not been forgotten and thev
w .!| be taken to Portland to «pend
th * holiday w ith mem ber« of th e ir
own race
TAX COMMISSION ERRS
ON LI
N U M B E R II.
Iw o G il is to L ibrary
T lia public lib ra ry la rlc h tr by
171.86 by reason of entertainm ents
recently pi raen tad bv the Balia
ileera am i the west side schools.
T he Balladeere donated 426 and
the weal aide schoola 4*886 The
la tte r am ount la to bn expended
for children's books,
a
list
of
which has bash approved and or
Illaeuvery of the fact that (he dered.
state tax (•ommlaalon, In com puting
C ircu latio n o f the lib ra ry fo r the
I a im county's share of tlia slate m onth of Novem ber was aa fo l
tax, figured on a basis o f the total lows Adult fiction 1128. nun-flc-
valuation of property before the llon 101. c h ild re n s fiction.
27*.
teduction was made In the value
non-fiction. 10*. a total of
1807
Bon Uf tim b er lands owned bv 13 T h irte e n c'anlV'w"ere” r7iic7lle(i 62
ire. lum ber and
large
tim b er
com new carda Issued and total bor-
in i
low ers ware 1360
sion aa fu thè egact countv levy
for 183*
l.ane county's stale lag < • flaed
hy ihc coifimlaaton !■ $I6*,*O | 7*
hut if thè levv were im i. le un Ih *
Intuì valu allu n a fte r thè 4X33.881)
leductlon In llm lie i
aseessinente
waa inaile II shoultl he cunalderab
Iv lesa than tlils am uunt and wnuld
(educa thè levv uè coinputed
by
T he poelofflce Is having consid
Cuuntv C le rk B u ta n i II waa polnl-
erable trouble this year w ith those
• 1 ..ut hy cuuntv officiala
who enclose w ritin g In Christm as
T he countv court niet w lth C le ik packages.
Any
w ritin g
except
B llla rd and Asaresor Keeney and
discusseli |he m a tta r and It waa C hristm as greetings eublects a par-
cel to firs t class postage. I t
the
pul up t» D la trlc t A tto rn ey W II
ll>.'.,ke lo look up thè law
end w ritin g I* discovered at nostofflce
at which mailed, delay w ill result,
givo an opinion.
as package w ill be heid u n til send
l ’ rom pt action un thè
levv
le er appears to remove w ritin g or
«■>ught bv Asaeesor K e en ey aa he . l»av firs t class postage
If
the
has to extend the tax
rolls and w ritin g lx discovered at poelofflce
place them In the hands of
Ihe of delivery, receiver of
package
sheriff soon a fls r the firs t of the w ill be required lo pay firs t class
postage, which m ay am ount toeev-
eral dollars.
T h ere hae ahm been much trouble
w ith packages wrapped In tissue
paper or o ther
flim sy
m a te ria l
which lx lik e ly to be torn In Ira n
etf. Package« should be wrapped
w ith strong naper
and
securely
tied, and should bear re tu rn ad
Th« Cottag« Qrov« cham ber of dress the same as a le tte r
cutnmerc« haa accepted an In v ita
M o to r Fund la Apportioned.
tion of the Hrlc« creek CCC bov«
to hold Ita J an u ary
noon lunch-
I«an« countv haa been allotted
coo meeting at the ltu )e d a camp, 4*J,62* as Its share of
$800.000
where barracks and buildings hav< m otor vehicle anil n, dor transpnr
been constructed to care fo r 226 tetion funds.
Th*
money
wnx
men through (be w in te r None o f c n d lle d to a contract the countv
the cham ber uf c o in m -rc e
tnem
h a , w ith the atate highw ay com
bers have, yet visited the camp, mission
which Is located near the dlatrlct
T he allotm ent la baaed on num-
foreet ran ger xtatlon.
bet of c a n registered from each
Legal Action to A c c o m p lis h
Assessment Alteration
Anticipated
IS CAUSING TROUBLE
( ( T . Boys to 11ave
(
C . L uncheon
- - ........- -
In ven to ry
blanks
c o u n ty
T he Hentlnsl.
A Ilka aum w as 11
e l In July
Buaket» Containing Food and
Clothing Are to Be
Dútributed
A m e rry
Christina«
In every
hums la the doelre of the Cottage
Gruve re lie f council, representing
lire churches, fra te rn a l and civic
organlzatluns
O ur deelro Is that
every fa m ily fin a n c ia lly unable to
furnish It for themselves m ay have
a bit o f Christm as cheer,
good
things to cat and toys for
the
child ren ," said Hev. M A. Groves,
chairm an.
Baskets containing
food
and
toys Will he d istributed. Residents
u f the city have been asked
to
contribute
foodstuffs
fo r
tbs
baskets, to be le ft a t the city hall
hy thle evening (T h u rs d a y ).
If
anyone is unable to d eliver
his
contribution, Kev. Groves may be
called and someone w ill he sent
fo r It. Those know ing of
needy
fam ilies have ba*m asked to report
to Kev. Groves.
Toys fo r ’ ho baskets have been
col I-c ted by lha A m erican Legion
and boy scouts and are being put
lu condition by George Foster and
the g irl scouts.
T he A m erican Legion aux ilia ry
and the Keepers of the Den w ill
pack the baskets F rid a y , and they
w ill he d istributed S aturday by the
Legion and Lions club.
F ig u re ‘S’ Is R u lin g
F a c to r in L ite
A peculiar Influence of the tile
ure "8" Is found in the life o f Mrs.
Esther D o olittle G ordaln er of this
city She was born In 1808, a t 8
o'clock on the eighth day of the
month, on the eighteenth annlver
snrv of her patents. Is the eighth
daughter and the eighth grand
daiUChtar mi each side uf the fam
llv. She has eight brothers and sis
ters. eigh t s ls te ra ln -la w and eight
aunts She has lived In eight states
and wax m arried on her eighteenth
anniversary.
Buying Power of Whe; -
C ost in Terms of Wheat
Articles Farmers Buy
(Lach sack holds 3 bushels)
i
*
I High School Notes *
S< veral projects under the C W A
are being carried un In the tw o
grade school
! lings
and
the
C laus and M other
Goose),
"As
high school. A new floor lx being
Soon As W'e Kcnrd." P a rt 1, scene
laid
in
the
gym
nasium
Calsom
ln-
t W ritten by Juurualiaiu M tudrnt.)
2 Chorus (th e fairies and children
Ing. painting, varnishing of wood
"The Uouse Kangs H igh,"
the of Santa Claus). "N o M a tte r W h at
The old W . W. J mc U j u i
«tore w ork un.l other m inor repairs are
annual Junior play, given
F rid a y the W e a th e r;” solo I M other Goose), building and lealdence tit Loruite, being made In the
high
echool.
n ig h t In the gym nasium , was s "Hey. Diddle. Daddledcc, O ;" q u a r land m arks of that
done
on
cthiij. wets Some work 1« being
success despite the financial con tet i M other Uouse. fa iry godm oth com pletely destroyed b / fire Sun the grounds, the sidew alks and
een).
ditions and
unpleasant
weather er. Santa Claus and Goody
day. A lm u sl nothing was
saved the cement entrances o f all three
ry th in g Is Heady."
which accounted fur u sm all a t "E P v a e rt
2 Christm as carol • I -enlc Burn the store, but a laii;e p art of buildings T he w ork started M on-
tendance.
W eenie w ith chorus). "W e I o ,e to lh '! fu rn itu re of the
house
was d»V and Is to be completed In 18
Claude M ille r and Daley
Zlrn-
< K ate saved The lo ,* w is estim ated a t days. Sixteen men are employed.
chorus
u ierly portrayed well
the
Irra - i
$13,(MN),
p
a
rtia
lly
covered
bv
In-
Two skits fro m the Iu n io r play
sponsible and spoiled tw in *, home ' * l,h chorus), Ih e Christm as T ra ,' NUr' lIlc' ‘j ,
huildln i
fro m college for C hristm as vaca- H"hg;'' chorus (P ic c an in n y
Pr e
¿ X m , I • H were owned j w e ir given at tha assrmlVv moat
m erchan- ' I n r Thursday. The rem aining tlm a
, Uon.
i nn
w ith chorus).
De A nim als In de , ■**' , u a c a i u n . t . j t the
ti
d i.c stuck and cuntenis uf
the was given uver to the aw ard ing of
L o rra in e Coiner, In her Interp re A r k ;" chorux (S a n ta Clsua w lth home were Wwn.'J bv llluln e Addi lettere to th - m e m o e rt of the foot-
tatio n of the mother, w ith H en ry chorue). "T he Guod Oíd Gamn of son.
bu I squad. Those receiving letters
(W h ln tlliig
W lllle
W yn n e as the fath er, made the T s g ;’ chorue
'Ih e fire was believed lo have for the firs t tim e vere E lm e r M x-
The Flag of A llth e
aetond act d efin itely one of the . w lth C horue).
u- • M o lh er Goose w
. . . lth
. .. ’ txH cd fro m a defec'lvs flue end eon Vernan Thoraen. Joe Horen
Flugx;" chorue
high spots of the presentation
chorus) '"'rhere W as T in 'O lifw o m - h il ' « “ hied such hen Iw n /
when son. C liffo rd Shaw. Kenneth Short-
T he
g randm other,
played
by ,
, .
Hhor
'
fin
a l discovered that the e ifo rts of the rid ge, for the second tim e
C lar-
Peg W ilson, was the chief charac- “f* W ho Lived In
'
Itln
e
population
of
l
i
e
commuri-
once Ballew. Harold M nckln. Al
Bells,
ta r part. Peg certainly "knows her
L h rU tm a s
lly were Insu fficient
to
rn eck fle d Allen. Floyd
Thles.
A u ra
Sweet and Clear."
grandm others."
Personnel Hants Claus, A lvin them. A heavy wind was blowing Cook. Claude M ille r. Ito b c rt Bueen-
T he other
characters,
Justin
i'
.id
only
the
wet
condition
of
ruof.
berry.
Pnul
H
ulllvsn;
for
the
third
B row n as Hugh, the older brother, Dugan; Ihe F a iry «lod n io t lir i. Lll of nearby buildings saved
them tim e Ban Kelly, Hay Thles, T om ’
O e orgetta Knowles us his sweet llsn Geer; M other Goose. M axine from destruction.
Hprankle. und for the fo u rth tim e
John
heart . Izó la Isham us Aunt Julia Cochran; W h istlin g W lllle .
Eave Htew arl and V irg il Horn. The
P h illip Glass as her son. J a m e i M adsen; Goody Green, the
old
— -
a n inliik 11«, a ,I le» — «assess« LSse_
G lfta t<> the K in g.
T w in Oaks trophy, awarded on ihe
H em e n w a v as Leo Bay. the eoclal- wom an who lived In a shoe. M a r
A " G ift to the K in g ” service w ill basis of tra in in g , team w ork, cltl-
Cherry
clim blng council m em ber; Perry lorie
Her
Children
K ate, Lovelle h” held fo r the fo u rth consecutive s«nshlp. scholarship nnd
sports-
Thompson as a crooked politician, Abeene; Duplicate
M arcell Ahenne 'e a r at the forenoon nervlce Hun- manshlp, was given this year to
and M axin e N ixo n as the m aid, all T rip lic a te , Esther
Kalsor; M olly, dny at the M ethodist church A t V irg il H o rn , the outstanding plny-
helped to m ake the play a suc V lrg ln la
N o rton;
Polly. G race on® point In the service the con er of the season. Haym ond T h lre
cess.
p e l, gregatlon w ill file past « m n n g e r w " » ’ he B l l r r u n n i club aw ard
Dolly. C la itt Powell
T w o numbers, "W e T hree Kings
o f ‘ the O r'ient' A r e " a n Y ‘ "A*Tl’ rh n t
A l c n e , H c p -a t, F lu n k V a n “ «d * ‘H *•“ '"> K ift ' for the ex w hich Is given on the
basis of
W androus Christm as N te h t " wee? N o rtw lc k ; M ax.
Lloyd
G illia m
tension of the teachlngx and king leadership, sportsmanship, charac
HU r h? ? h f g i r l . " X m T
C " ’" * « - “ •«•‘» 'I ‘ i«or; Josie. L ucille dom of the mange, K ing Special <-,• and scholarship. T h e . .
tw o
A
H u unt
(«., d .n e
G , ' r; Hosle.
Ro«,e' I LoIm
B a c h e h l.r; Ned-
Ned music
music win
w ill Include the follow ing boys, because o f the fact that they
A n
m d l r ie
e v
v H
n t , e » . L ^ T 7 .
xj I h Bochelder;
and
few“
n . a w . tap
» P p1“
.d i
k W * ' ' * r “ m Ï " 1
S T * " ' voeni
k m g ' solns-
T T
A n Í d rtv
H u ¡¡.tactio
n t gave
dance
"The B irth day of a are not allowed
to
keep
the
small
gold
bv t h . orchçstra ^ ' n
b X
Ä
"
M r * M nckln; "The In fa n t trophies, were given
Hov I.eiinnrd; "T h re e footballs bv M r. Bagley In p lac* |
K e lly
was
G a rm a n ; W innie. V erna lin k e r; Klnga of O rien t," D orothy Hie of the awards. D an
C h ris tm a s C an tati» I« G iv e n .
i M ary, V erna O lth am ; C arry, F ra n ninnn. T he sermon topic w ill be elected honorary captain by the
"Peace and Good W ill," a C h rist I CCS EllHw orth; Tcenle W eenie, Roy
Out Gifts."
,'iiiii,l for thia year.
mas ca n ta ta by Ir a B. W ilson, was H o llo w ay; T in y T im , Halph G ll-
A one-act Christm an play, "W h y
Ixrndon Mchnol H onor Holt.
the Chimes R in g," bv Elizabeth
Sr<".l? n E?d.
the choir
of
’ he ¡h a m ; Piccaninny Pete Gene Hasor.
M ethorliat church Hun t ry at .he 8 ! choruses; Sleep F airies Jackie
Pupil» on tho honor roll at the M cFadden, was preaanted by M I hh
o’clock vesper servicer. C. E. Uni- M orton, M arto rle W oodard B erta London school are reported ns foi T u rn e r's oral English class, assist
phrev was d irecto r and M rs. Bessie T u lle r. Ernestine Heaton. G erald- i low»:
o<l b* ,he « lrl»' «>«• clu*>. <n
S u tcliffe wan accompanh.t
j n,f n a n ton M axine C u rrln , M ax
Upper grade« James Robinson, assembly Thursday T h e charactera
M em bers o f the chorus
were: |ne E w in g ;’ Godm other's F airie s
' L aV e lle Ahecne,
leather
Ralsor, ; were an follows: Holger. a boy,
M i» ,
kay
Isom,
Miss Theresa L eth e Chetwood, June Chetwood V irg in ia Norton, A lvin F u n k, Fnv R u th Hlssue; Hteen, his younger
Young, M rs. Hov Leonard,
M ta. | W in ifre d M aklnson, E rm a Ralaor. E w in g ;
p rim a ry
Leroy
Ew ing, brother, Florlene F ra n k lin ; Bertel,
G race B rtind, M rs. F L. G rannis, K athleen
Lane.
Resale
R n ls o r Glenn Mean», V ern e B aker. Jim
Ihe hoy's uncle, Tom H p rankle; an
Mr.-. Joe Landess
M rs
H a ttie n |p , B
Lol|I T u , |or
M elva bile
Dunny.
Uleta
Hmall,
Lois old womnn, Zelm a
Ijrffo o n ;
an
w a n ’f
B ‘lV« rd A
M r “- E : B aker; Hanta’g C hildren
Nolan Bachelder;
Interm ediate,
George angel, W ilm a 8prouls; the
king,
Cone,
Mr«.
n G
r.l»n
n Means,
M „nn .
„ E . M
.
. . . . M A. Groves, „ M ix . ¡M
M aklnso
aklnson.
lenn
L elto v Dugan, M axin e E w in g, G erald in e Dan K elly; the priest, Igio Dugan.
Si
' .7^,1 ' .
M ildred Cellars. [ K w | n< Jim m ie Banton. E llsw orth Banton, B erta T u lla r, June Chet
T he seniors and th e ir class
M I hj M llilc e n t Lewis, M rs. N . E. T u lla r, W a lte r Means, Ramon Perl wood. W in ifre d M aklnson, L illia n visor, Ml»« Jenks, enjoyed a thea-
Compton. Mrs. Ransom Cone, M i
nl. D ick Cherry, Donald
Ew ing, Geer. Fred Powell
tor party a t the Arcade M onday
B lé o n a rd , M rs. C. L. Struup, Jim m ie Doney. D ale Cox. —
- ■
’
’■
—
-enii
evening,
a fte r which the evening !
Ralph
L. M ac k ln , J. B. Leonard. D. A. Rulsor, Stanley Puls;
L ittle Ann Naltsiuan B uried.
was spent socially at the home o f i
Piccaninny
Em erson, C. E. U m p h riy , W . A. Pete’» Choru« Gene Ralaor Fred
F un eral «ervIccH for little Ann Bonnie Schaffer.
L ig h t
refresh- I
Hogate, Don A llen, Ed Webber. C. Pow ell,
died
Wednesday ! ment« were served,
Calvin
Powell,
A lb ert Saltsman who
N . Land, F. L. G rannis,
J.
H.
m
orning
of
last
week
In
a
Eu
T
he
old
members
of
the
F.
F. A. .
Donev. E d w in Puls. H o w ard Geer,
M a rk h a m .
iiiem lirnnou« ! held th eir firs t m eeting T hu rsday I
H o w ard Pule. P au l Cochran. John gene hospital from
The church orchestra, dliucted Madsen, B ill P alm er, Arden J’ow- croup, were held
F rid a y
a fte r of last week and elected the foi- I
bv A lb ert G riffin and accompanied ell,
Davl« of
the i low ing officer«: President,
W ll-
J im m ie
Robinson,
M arvel noon Rev. H W
by
M
I
hh Evelyn Shanda, plaved 80 i n . ' . r
n
«
rr„
u
i
k
,
„
Uuptlst
church
officiated
nnd
In tnor Heales; vice president. Edison
minute« preceding the ie rv lc e
! f7* e r' P « « ™ "
W oodard,
Alvin
F u n k , Robin Wood«. George D u torm ent wa« In the A F A A M. Lem ley; secretary, Ham Evenson;
I. O. O F. cemetery.
treasurer. E a rl
M u rra y .
W n vne '
gan.
In v e n to ry blanks. T he Sentinel.
L ittle Ann w in born June 8, | Berggren, Johnny Gallo,
H a rlo w
O rchestra:
M a rjo rie
C h erry,
Frances E llsw orth, M nxlne C u rrln ,
nnd was aged «lx months mill Huhhcll nnd la V e r n e Bree«e were
Y£ gods ! apei / t a/e rut
M nxlne Cochran. A lvin Dugan, Fay four days. Hhe Is survived by h“ i appointed as a com m ittee to plan
parents, M r. nnd Mr«. R alph Hnlts- the In itia tio n for
Ew
ing.
the
"rooks.”
PO OR SAC'S'. SP. UPlU ti O U R S P O D
About 30 are to be Initiated.
Stage manager«: BUI
P alm er, man.
M o n t y a u iL P iu s B u u K E a s a u o
T he girls’ league Is sponsoring a
A lv in F un k.
P ro p e rty
mistress,
SAUO TPspy locf n n s . j u s t to
R elief Gardens W o rth 867,618.
drive for toys, fru it,
vegetables
V irg in ia N o rton ; electricians, M a r
AWWOV 0UA5£iV£u v j i n t l
The
total
value
of
gardens
grown
and
groceries to
be distributed
vel Geer, Robin Woods;
ushers.
In I.ane county under the subsist am ong the n nedy.
G race Goer, V erna G llham .
cnee gardens nroject carried on by
N o rm a Dugan, assisted by Fern
Lane countv re lie f com m ittee T ra c y , entertained w ith a d inner
UTILITY DISTRICT IS NOT the
last Hummer w iih 487.618.10, It was T hu rsday evening at the practlee
SELF LIQUIDATING ONE announced Saturday bv O H house. L illia n H u ll and W ilm a
Fletcher, county agent.
Sutherland were guests
The valuation wa« arrived
nt
Several local teachers nre plan
T he
C entral - Lorane
people’s through result« of report hlnnks
ning to attend Ihe O, S
T
A
u tility d is tric t w ill not he a u th o r
returned by more than 2,000 per m eeting In Portland d u rin g C h ris t
ized by the atate
hydro-cIcctrlc sons who received re lie f seed. The mas vncatlon
commission unless tho d is tric t Is
average value of each garden was
Rosem ary Frazee visited school
w illin g to levy taxes for support 424.80, determ ined by the m srket
Munday w ith M ildred Mooney
of the project. T he reason Is th a t cost o f crop«.
Beulah Chapm an from
U n iv e r
tho commission does not believe
sity high school, Eugene, visited
sales o f power w ill be sufficient
ri
1
I»
•
i
n
t
I
school
Monday
w
ith
Daisy
Z lm -
to m ake the project Half-liquidat
merly,
ing.
L ila Strong o f M edford entered
P ow er probably would be pur
■nh001 ,B"* week as a Junior.
chased from Eugene.
E stim ated cost of the transm is
Elects O fficers,
sion and distribution system was
set a t $9*.000. The desire of the
C liffo rd M . Jones of this city has
T he
follow ing
officers
were
«ponsors was to obtain a loan un won Ihe second grand prize o f $20 elected Wednesday evening at
a
d e r the public works net to
fl In a contest conducted by Hclcncc , m eeting of the Royal A rch M a-
nnnee construction and obtain a and M echanics foi home-made con ¡sons- George M atthew s, high nrlest;
g ia n t o f 30 per cent of the
cost trlyanccs Ills e n liy
was a hand A rch W a lk e r, kin g ; L. W . Coiner,
o f labor nnd m aterials. T his
nr saw made from
old nutom ohlle
scribe; W o rth H arvey, treasurer;
rangem ent would m ake the cost to parts He hnd previously
won
a , E a rl S tew art, P. H.; Jesae Lan-
T h crc are somethings about the the d is tric t about 487,000.
m onthly prize of 416.
I sing Hr., secretary. T he m eeting
ue th a t En gin eer Coiner can’t
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was preceded by a 6:30
turki
In v e n to ry blanks. T he Sentinel.
U o Ierstand.
In v e n to ry blanks. T he Sentinel, feed.
CITY'S NEEDY TO GET
Total S7 1.65
I9 I4 _
Landmarks at Lorane Go
in $15,000 Blaze Sunday
1933*
• Pint • month»
/"»I V IN O
wheat tha satua buylut
power that It had In tha period
before t h . W orld W a r la t h . goal of
t h . A gricultural Adjustm ent Adrrl-
w tratlon T his chart (howw how big
lha problem Is. In 181* 8 sacks of
wheat would buy a pair of shorn, a
barrel of flour, a chair, and a plow
R esiding in C o tta g e G rove or on R u ral
R outes O u t of C o tta g e G rove
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th eir acreage for the 183* and 1846
cro p, ao that the return from a
bushel of wheat w ill be once more
what It was In the pre w ar period. In
tin power to buy tbs goods which
(armors need. T he goal of the wheat
adm inistration la the 181* basts, on
which * sacks of wheat would buy
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la 1826 It took 8 sacks of wheat to
buy the s a m . set of articles. In 1830
it took 18 sacks o( wheat and early
In 1833 It took
sack, o f wheat.
Thu cauta of t h . low buying power
Is too great a supply. T o rem edy the
situation, the A g ricultural A djust
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campaign asking farm ers to reduce
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