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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1934)
X t L V M k . X IJ . O O T T A G « UK VV K , U M Is B a s k e t ; Ii oust* Is C old ( h im n o H. S. TEAM TO PLAY TWO GAMES AT HOME DURING YEAH '33 OQVP*TY O r e g o n , r i l l r h iia y , ia n ia h v ii , in s PAPER SEES THINNING ORDER FiLES (allied C ity P aper Is Hank D c p o .it. A rc N o t P resen ted L onus Low HJMBEI) N V M H E R 14 N ew D e a l Pools A G row ing I h i ngs l HOG CHISELERS GETTING THEIRS Use of the chim ney of a house the fact th a t tbrr«* liaa Im proved fin a n c ia l condition« The N R A or the H W A or some fur the basket In a basketball be«n much com plaint K«n«rally lin«* are indicated by an Incraaac p a rt of the alphabet Ira. complete- ““¿'ersi’ da'v?1 r'o % . ’UV h n ‘‘ k m i v Eugen«, Will Bn Hore Priilay about In a b ility to cash w a rra n ts of of $27,ouu in depoalU o f the F irs t Minimum Price Regulations Ì7 u p iit tha asaiw . in I the Cott ax» V**i* i? ? - u K< Uy * iiiu n trlp a lltl« « . paper o f Ih * C ity N a tio n al hank aloe« O o lu k i. wh»*n * (¡r o v * country, «t lei I so fnr a . Questions Answered for Those f*n>»iv !?. S .ÌJ . Vi. li* lUld Oorv&llig Quintet o f C o tta li* O ruva and Of the »Chord a call * « • u ia .l. by the federal Take Awav fool <ro w ln « t kings Qui n u t Away Advance lufcwkat prohabh w ill aotno ‘lay he d istrict «0*111« to he vaJu«<l rathtfi b aiikln a departm ent. T he ln rr*a « *d M i. and M is C. M P a rk e r had playing on a varsity team, for the Who Would Kuow What highly, for the city treasurer and deposits are shown In a statem ent Gomo» Saturday on th e ir Hun lay table new p o t. Sawing Orden top o f the chim ney Is a long dis the school d is tric t clerk have had which has lust been published toes and radish«« th a t were p lan t tance fro m the ground, hut he w ill Civic Body Does d iffic u lty in getting w a rra n t« pre " F u rth e r Indicai Ion o f Improved ed In August Moth were of good have to get his practice somewhere Government to Use Full Pow C ottage U lo v e s undefeated high ••«<•<> for paym ent when called financial conditions of the com size («,’rvw a L u m b e r I i l s » . I I else hereafter. K ,, , . school basketball team , the l.lone, 1 Thn c ity $1.399 03 w ith which iitunlty Is found In a reduction of M n A F C la .a is I rest Inn her Th« general outlook Is not loo er to Eliminate Un M any raasoiis why a chain but of I he bad, w h in It made t i c lias w l„ , , w„ ,a to pay w a rra n ts called December »1,000 In loans and discounts friends to to m a t« that were olieerful .?nd I *« •« *’ it w ill meet the Kuxene K u f.M u .n l. placed _ over coiiuui'ica is well w orth w hlls wera k" ' . _ . _ da . posila E ugene #»• All cltv w a rra n ts have been W ith a m a. -*ty o f* the rnllla 1 p ic k 'd last fall while green and , fair Practice given m the aittiuai report sub almost com pletely choked the flue. , , , ' which u t i l i . led by n iplue of n ir n .a .tic .e l inuicaieu uy a « aurpius or »10, »io. a im or u la n iiin a to » . i |'la v e lust I"« ' ripened 1 have «am tom orrow < F rl- called up to July 11. 1933 w » w a . d iffic u lt to m ake » la y ) night . anti the strong Oorval Is the nearest the m u n icip ality lino, undivided p r o fit, of »«.27« .34 ,,Ï.T .,L w ïv .m'.n .n d orífe. flies M r. « *•» Loucka reporte fully u tltlvu to the body by thv seers* under way soon, and order files flic hot enough to burn out the i Us high team H aturday night ta ry , which wan an follow» has been Io a cash baste for m any and »4.000 reserved for contlngan grow ing uncom fortably thin, the grown blrtcklH-rrlert or, a hill neai obstruction I f sufficient fire were paym ents have elea Cottage Grove has defeated Mon years A ll bond extrem e d earth of new placements *“ *' r,tv I hey have turned from Buyers Find Way to Get Big a kept to w arm the house, smoke be , , I roe end Yoncalla twice each and been met aa due. w ith the I »«ult Is already causing m any to f«»l ; J 'V T ’ *.1. " nd "',on " ' • r * I t w n a tu ra l th a t d u iin g such a came unbearable ger Profit at Expense that there bae been a m a te ria l re- <um lng black D ra in once. T he G rovers are he year aa the iwrat one your cham ber I? l l f f f Iv I i- c c ttu it unlee. some unexpected de lle y 'd to have a good chance In Ruction In Indobtcdneae each year F lo w er boxes at varlou» homes l \ . t l l l l . l l l IJ C IL l i t L I M I ,„an«l no, now rtlght speeds up o f com merce officiate Should hot of Grower m ld-eumm er go to the s la t, tournam ent at Ha d uring the depression, the rsduc be able to point to a year of givut I he flow of orders, enforced ehut- 1 are aa green as In llon last year having been $12.000 «nd hudn are beginning to show lion Ibis year. achievem ents, but It u easily pos down« w ill result and the alloc« , ?7i n' 'io n fo r the first q u a rte r w ill not ''* 1*«’’' ar« reported a« shout to 1 T he Eugene game w ill be the A B ancroft bond called December sible to present a hat of accom Home buyers uf live hog» are buret into bloom . firs t "A" league game for the IS baa not yet a rriv ed for pay plishm ent« to fully ju s tify Ute ex ba consumed. ____ It w ___ m eat. I I _____ seems ________ likely that ill m he charging the governm ent proceee- i Lions. I-net year the local flv» al- istence of your com m ercial body T h e tru th 1«, the lum ber m arket A precipitation of Ica» than to neceeeerv to remove growing crops producer, which la I iiioul upset the purple quintet An achievem ent which alone luch e, w ar recorded In this rainy Is Juet now beginning to pay the u n fa ir, according to O, H Fletch to plant this y e a rs t fro m Eugene when they I'd E u Justifies w hat your cham ber of auction d uring 1933. w hile In many I price It could not hope to escape | In order " er, county agent, who has fu r gene up to the lest period only to com merce has cost you in tim e and state« where Oregon rains are 1 fo r the abn orm al spree In buying , nished the follow ing statem ent lurte 28 to IK T his year Eugene money is the w ork ou the Uric« Federal spoken of w ith n shudder the j I bat took place In Novem ber lust ' Assistance Expected has lost many men front last issued by H e n ry C. W allace, sec creek and Sharps creek roads. A precipitation wa« fa r more titan ■ before the code m in im u m price , 15796406 re ta ry uf the Ü. H. d ep artm en t of y e a r« team that represented this th a t D u rin g the past ten year« Het went Into effect. Cuelneas at ' year «go you were wonderlnx to Again Make Farmer agriculture: d is tric t In the state tournam ent w hether the uiouvy you were pay the average bas been lees than 3« that tim e had dropped to a low “C ountry buyers and others, who, has tw been w orking The to city de I nahes. level an(| the fo rw ard purchase» tux for tripe to P o rtla n d and Ha Market Big One hie Coach squad Bagley har>Y for o woeke in I elded put w a ater stop board to a has practice settling w ith the fa rm e r, make lent was w orth w hile, but the fed- i The highest tem peratu re for the which made up moat of the bulge deduction fo r the processing tax ¡p rep a ra tio n for the iw o games " f those who tu rn on w a te r w ith yeei was »7 and the loweet wa« I I leached out Into the fu tu re and e ra j governm ent and the forest ear | ou the bill of »ale are penalizing out permission A fine of »fi was above aero The phn I w in te r h a. abiiorbrd In advance w hat would vice are now com m itted to com Seattle, Jan. 4. The lum ber in 'th is w e e ke n d the fa rm e r and are tending to The gold and bine team Is com Imposed this week on F rancie been the mildest for many years ¡ have otherwise been a very light ph tlon of these roads on a eland duetry tonight looked fo rw ard to fru strate the declared policy of a r t be tie r than we had hoped for. a season of prosperity during 193« l” * » d of veteran« fro m past eea I-anib of south T en th street, who dem and even If allowed to come jj g „ Va g e G iv e s I n s t r u c t i v e the a g ric u ltu ra l adju stm ent act. A lre a d y a greet am ount of the w ith the Impression the national ¡ ° n* Hhortrldge, center, came up connected the w a te r for a house along In Its n atu ral flow There Is absolutely no excuse for T hsre Is no reason why any w ork has been done It is tr ue a d m in is tra tio n w ill continue to J * * ' yeai « Junior high team whloh be had rented and Entertaining Talk on such a practice and farm e rs should nd has shown much im p ro v, T h e city's connections are dnalet should anticipate hie re th a t this ta p art of the CCC pro- m ake home loan m ortgage funds refuse to sell to any buyer who -w obtain Went. T h ' other four. Dueenberry. parkings, which are city property. quirem ents W ith the dem and eo g ram , but 1 have been inform ed easier to Woods of World makes or propose« to m ake auch The purchasing ixiwCr of farm e rs - i C aptain H orn Ballew and Cox. are and meddling portion of f a - below production, the m in i by m em bers of the highw ay com- . — w ith — any - L deduction. T he open m a rk e t price m um prices uf the cods are most miaeion and by officers of the for- probably w ill be Increased by va- k ot»d hall handlers sod good the w a te r system le prohibits,! bv (Or live hogs 1» custom arily estxb- ordinance «»uredlv also Ihe m axim um , and estry d ep artm en t Hurt it woe the rloue rem edial measures, and a shots o Bree»e. city recorder, w ill Halted by the m a jo rity o f persons T here have been fines In the Several members of the «quad the re ta iler realize» this fully head the cham ber of prom otion w ork of this cham ber I "depression" In northw est In in her ________________ ___ w ___ commerce who ___ slaughter hogs and who ill a te rap idly Im proving and should ■■aet for a lm lla r offanees. but Prices cannot go down and w ith th a t resulted In CCC camp» being ; circles w ill be alleviated, - j ay « j i a is...» 4U* -« « (fo r 1W 34 E lb e rt Bede rem ain« an pay the tax to the covem m ant. • » ' action In the series this week they have not resulted In com established fo r w ork on these " I f governm ent cred it can be It Is Believed No Immediate “J h " • c r ,la r y O th e r officers elected They pay the fu ll quoted price for guard; pletelv stopping violations 1 lo s o e c llic h o v e r. f h a t ’ t h . J i ,h r ,n n u “ > meeting Tuesday the live hogs and In addition pay The ruads had been finance new projects, es end. These a te T ra e y s , tall • ro ads * see. » vz«ais-a 4 I« U U V * I» sold p v m to u «’d - aa to .........I l a sa In order to eecure w a te r eer Probability of Rout the highw ay commission, to the iw clally horn's, a revival of small .J ’ ’’* 1; * ‘ or,WBX z ‘ • '• m . an <.?h,nnL o r d 'r in . .m l h . J ‘ n ,« h ' “ rc ” C W rl1'' , r * “ rln K the governm ent the processing tax vice, applicant must apply at the chief forester and to other forestry bouse construction In and n ear the " ‘ her tall fo rw ard , Shaw, a hold •d e « l 2 i i n . i u k e a „meh ' ’.'- Id e n D . f l r . t vice president; E out of the proceed, fro m hog ing Change o fficials, including the district foi cities and in industries likely w ill ■ u v ,r fro m last year who la Im - ,-llv recorder'« office, fro m which B Boyce, second vice president products. products P ro c c o rs . therefore. Processors, therefore, an employe w ill be sent to m ake an poMElbl«* of th<* shipm ent direct ester. V. V. ilu r p h .iu W hen the follow." E W . Dem arest, president nr~lS‘ r“t, T C. W heeler, reelected treasurer who d eliberately deduct the tax from the car to the building job V U U program started, the money » f the W est Coast L u m b e r,,¡.n s , T h® J3 * c“ iP * the connection K «* K J M flH ills. C W L. W fro m bids baaed on the regular TL .4 ,. a i .. i IN , I H l V W « ells -|» N « and OO Aa. was at baud for w ork which the association, said Thia w ill b ring ,‘ L , ? r ¥ 11 vn’.w 2 !” i I speculation . el . . mi C( d (re rto r, I fo r two year, No Im m ediate change In the m u t n J v a a a s .e a » « , u i i e v i H i , » 'I V w X/ j a r e a s « m arket quotations re a lly escape T IID K N T O N CDItNF.ItH game The wholesale m ark g t ing of Pacific highw ay through the nated and h ig hw ay commission and forestry “ n Im p o rtan t dem and for lum ber." ,n ' Yoncalla ' rg e tin tug T -,.. j,,. new __________________ president outlined , paying a t all. h e offset sum royal blue w ith Jan M i e . Jar««« Batnant and cltv u cont«m plat«d d«M»plU »hr II«»1 o f1 lu iiib 'i Co>|, *U»<-,0|obh,,|l wotihl flV< ,>oir” program for the coming They pay any the tax governm ent T is o fficials had said they would like T h e lum ber Industry ha» been golden " shoulders and cuffs «lauffhtEr o f lxdlK ht valley, who 1 that an anfflnaaiinff crew fron» appear th™t t h ^ northwest m in u y‘ * r to see done when funds should be w aitin g 10 years for a revival o f a .............. ? ' lu d Ln'r , * " • • ' " ‘’ershlp by the deduction they m ake In the The somewhat t he «tat,, «tate hljthw . . . . Orovere w ill be „„ lum n w n a i had vlsltad a week w ith ,,„ an uncle ....... U1, highw av ay coinnilaalon commission wa« was m e , ,11« n o im w rs i » ‘“ "u- . l r , n , r, „ „ i . r nrr.„ r. m . ----------- .. ---------------- available. T he result was that one-tim e outstanding m ark- , for weakened bv the I « . , of lU y T h le . and aunt Mr and M r . H en ry w orking h e ,, during the past f •<•««.-r» «re more dependent upon oJe “ “ S L m ? ! the lum ber the Am erican fa rm , Dem these projects were among each meeting He augmented one "C ountry buyers who deduct the H o m e o f o u r o i> w h o • • ° u l w , , h “ n Injured k n e . l a k e returned home M onday week T he survey was made elm j a rriv a l of building w eather In a ie a t continued frls t started. tax fro m the price offered farm ers, I on the belief hlgb ha« „ never lo .t a E v; v a n* n , “ and dau, ...a these ..................... ............. • I “ M n, r* 6 J W K n*1 ‘U u « h ,’ r plv to supply fig u re , showing what 'he coneumlng fie ld , than ever be- evening meeting a month w ith la .......... based - ........................... N o t only are you getting tlm ism program and who then resell the live hogs enough uj of tu»- the ivui’m federal i proginm p ro g ia m win w ill . •l" . , . '*°tbaU to Cottage M y rtle of Eugens etere 1 the ctwt would be likely to be : f ° r r T ill« la plarlng a full inea . roads, but buxine»» Interests of «11UUN11 . . ” game . . , — ; r. Grove. Miss W Coiner, city engineer, gave to another person or processor, - *'* and team tfueats fro m T hu rsday u n til Hun <hou|d , he change be made « I B I * u r« ° f Im portance upon the re ", be MUccEEMful during » (he com ing i , ? ,h , l- -------------- v«*nr w gold ba»«- w a .« .a a v « W ^ « » x - 4 lt « U I many l i a 1 1', V S U .» .» « ••« .V llilllg I Ä .» , a «- the c ity l have benefited — » ... ........................... a te I - »»»I — ' var.l demand T *■>« p -n .n g o o, f ■ □gens', day o f M is ................. Evan s’ daughter. M ie lu t, r „ ,jate he o opening 1 2 2 T ,.P' rh e " * ,v * r*‘ t>,<’ r ‘ .}',pon C ? ™ “ re S itin g advantage of the fa rm e r thousands of i u dollar« to eaMM add t considerably the ( , 14 4 term in i to end Kugene tu u u o s iu u a u u u a i i by i>y the m v r estab s U I O - vear • ’ H iia m c ia u iy t to u ------ rh e route follow«,, was b e l ie v e d i Project» financed w ith governm ent 7 2? Z To “J . ' I * " ’.“ .'“ ’‘’ .'’2 Pr.°J“ . llahm ent of a camp of 200 men Am erican farm e rs purchasing pow * u,pr,‘‘, ? '“ cv, , h. Hcbrenk took them home Munday ,, , , h„ , h. , w lll „ io p t.,1 money «hould develop some sizable l - " ‘cularlv Im p ro v e m e n t, to the represented by the usual d lffe r- and officers who have needed r r W hen this I . done, lum ber w ill , ' ’ ..., ^oul j city s w a te r line. eptlal between the local shipping strength of the Corvallis learn, but afternoon i ' -..«-«.w. «hould w a change ^..—.ssa- *v « r br made lum ber order», but as has already m any supplies and have wanted to k«t Its s h a re " Rev J C Sm ith, new pastor of point and the m ain te rm in a l m ar [ thev held Oregon State Hook« to ‘ G ladys Lsm lev and Ix iu la r Hay» h , rc S ta rtin g al ihe north, the been proved, such business alone spend th e ir money. . „ P burch kct T h a t h» because c ou ntry buy- 2k- tg score of C ottage G rove «pent Hundav , p r w n , rout. would be followed cannot fo r various reasons keep Lb? Incid e n ta lly , another road which nil ih«» f,. i i i . ..«»lev« .a».«.«...»,» • ! .. b ric flv and offered hl« cooperation era who do not slaughter hogs are I w ith M a ry T re n t south on N in th street and to M ain all the m ill« going or con»ume the In th«- w ork of the cham ber your cham ber long ha« wanted, a I I i The Cottage G rove D o ne sgnlu M r. and M rs not required to pay the procea«* C. Boa*^ and street, al which point It would entire product of the log The secretary gave a report of mg tax Nam e« of hog purchaser« m otor road to the top of F a ir- brought home the bacon Saturday dau gh ter Hazel o f Cottage JJrove continue In a southwesterly dlreo- The «lack that in fo rm e r v e a ri follow ing thia practice, together « ,» .a m - »Y. * V^ . r i ,,v defeating Yoncalla again, thle vlelted Sunday afternoon w ith M i , (on a ppr„ g |mMU ly along the line ua*<I to cvlwt between the manu accom pliahm ent« of 1933 . fa . . c . tu . . . rrr« . . . . of .M in ber ter ««IO %«•« ui»»- ** '»iJnCh n’ >V Ome to the tune of SO to 10, on and Mre. B B D ixon lum and the ultl i , a ^ 1. 11 Savage of the P *ncH w ith fu ll p articulars on ind ividu al of the Southern P acific railw ay mat« mentioned are as follows * ♦ | t h. home floor ronnum er haa been gradually . at. *a r t o r v . an4 *»tenaive dealer raaea should be forw arded Imm e- M r and M rs B L. B u rn ette and u n til m erging w ith th r present Yo ur secretary has answered an the rap L?.,b“ ± „ ^ d. * 2 ^ ? ,' * av *. ¥2 lU atelv t<J D r. A O B lack, chief T he C W A w ork on the high The game was fa»t and rough I eon of M prlngfleld and M r. and route at the south city lim its The elim in ated First through average of about a le tte r id m ovem ent nZ f f freight r a iu h t w h ic h »Utallunal end entertainin g ta lk o >f f the corn-hog section, agrlcu! asrrlcul- Id movement o which f Wishing ^ m ’ T l « X H o u . T k m d - l o t i o n . d: V e 9<i • Ch° un“ ° 1 buUd,n« h" b” n • '“ pe" d - W,,h ,h ' L,on’ - “ owing The' be“. , M r . i^ s 'c V u z a n of D e x T .r were ¡ ^ h , „ \ ¿uUdTng and a num ber o? ‘ “ U lo* rn ‘‘*1 * “ *<“ " Of rondsnsed team w ork of the year d inner gueet. Sunday of M i and bu,i do' “ ^ Wnods of the W o rld He had tu rai adjustm ent a d m inistration . made possible the grow th of w lahm g various k in d , of In fo r m . not . d j t«lo„ . | g ra n ,, w ill b e m .d e Horn was , h . L io n , high ¿ I n , M r . L It S m ith In the a fte r- tr " m ’¿d n^ ld .y ¿ j.” r.7 . , , ’ ¿ ^ U c e . ' î X a l d v w o j.d ' buying to Be p r e g n i be*,U, î ,,Ul V “ ' * " D C. T h e a ím ln l^ tlon. f' om , o ^ e . ,» X 2 ± “ -n-lna„o n of sll r.,1 p u r c h .w . ¡ odd w oo d, oae tro tlo n w ill use all power under fo r Im provem ents W o rk w ill be man w ith a total of ,0 and Strong noor M t and M rs Fred Phillip» h,: T L Z n Zram h . . • b 7 ' ... 7 . • " dom ination T he secretary's office ha s been continued on the school ground» was high msn for Yoncalla w ith «nd Tom Crusan. also of D exter fr<" " '>,h' r r— In br.Ln* * . piStlige o f . A ««toting law to prevent fraud u len t an ! Ih r |*OO||ltll|g reduction nou i «»m V I I I M U . a i a u o r in -u r r p r u p ^ r t l c a " In «w inging weat to sought by m any visitors and tour- lf _ n u , r . re ta il dealer« .1??* \n oi J4 «pacle« practice« In connection w ith the ware callara on M r and M r« bly |C|fth would «tre cro w s ix th Street at j 1 «lock ca rry in '’i g ’ .'’ by ud.'.VP. ' 2 T L . ' 0 _ " n rr-e ," I S Jll ¿ ’ lnt?ng ™ ~ cUon ot taxes lets fo r In fo rm atio n of various The F F A held In itia tio n F r i The Llona took the I aa U fio m . Hm lth kinds. and ran up day night o f last week. T he m ain 1 the opening tip -o ff The object o f -he corn hog ad ’f M r and M rs Joe Preniaxxl and M #d l, on ptMlx|b|v t.k ln g n c o r n e r ''”" " " ” ' onr “ ■** ' “ »» k “ ' I« " M alm i . enan e« of a secretary’, of- to re wae a basketball game be- such a ecore that all o f th e ir re ‘laug hter Joanna vlaited one day >r . h r ii,,.ir rrN idan rr oronertv -,h ,e justm en t program Is to adjust pro Added to theae condition« Pc ¡,^JTZn/e*,Uyf C nf h* ^ht!* ,w — n ol«l «nd new m em b e r, which serves saw action week a t «he F ra n k Iw B lu » now com e, the ,e m ,» .n .,v reflex duction to domestic dem and, which a __ is x _ .. W v * » < « a -s WMSS » ••W r m ii V III n " I In N I i- * O ^ se ’ » o n u “ y V *440» t h . « new em b r e t r. _M n e E . UpH has been made necessary by the ........... ............. hOf ? l * ‘w H 2 ,rT - _ . ........... ......... T ‘ Y. ‘ he larg er p ar, of the I-~ . ? •" “" " •" •" ‘7’ . th le * U X . . “ . J ° " S! • c » » ' ÇW“ . ' " « M r . E I t Lsm lev of C ottage ™ 30 lack of foreign demand. T he plan Yoncalla 10 buylng and n guaranteed stabilised «...I ■ corne, price which makes It good bus! ] Ilelln nd , 7 Orove called M onday afternoon at ’’i . f \ f calls for volu ntary cooperation and s i ” :' . i " " : * . " ' " . ! ! , . : » i:..: .,,,,. ness for re ta il d istributors ,0 le, 1 f K In n a r ¡ the C. R T re n , and J W U s h e r , h t , , c| „ w„ , * Nelson f, ............ - no fa rm e r Is expected to sign a service the m ills ca rry the stock to « | makes an unfavorable Impression h«.«.-**— i . ( ■ 411,1-1-1 <>■_ s c homes contract unless he wiehes to do so. T oner. 2 w it h v is it o r s a n ., t h o a . . » » k m . i - between several pairs of bo and Hhortrldge. 3 7 a ,b n . d I»- hacking each new m em ber Re H urn. 10 P h illip L ake attended a birthday g reater extent than ever before. "1 found a violet today K F arm e rs who produced a total of T u rp in company's property would not be cations. p arty H aturday evening In Cotlugi m a te ria lly affected which Is saving considerable m " e " n * ,, . o cookies, sand Tracy. 2 An early prophet o f the spring. »lx litte rs o f pigs In 1932 and 1933. Strong K Yo ur cham ber has participated fre “ L’ s k h '" U' f z cake, ?.” Kam . 1 a -G rove, honoring M nrlon Moor» At the m om ent a resum ption In I t stood d efia n t, cold and brave or ten acres of corn, exclusive of actively In the a f f a ir , of t h . coun- w ,ch " and c o ,f' * w , r t “ rv ,d . <> a . -a > 11 •» t>°1 believed there 1s any ...a H ig h school teachers met T ues King. 3 corn cut fo r silage or fed green, ! i 2 i . ’ ,b -.1,'.7 n?2T. im m ediate pr.wpect o f this rerout- b u v lrg seems ,0 depend almost In one sm all hollow s sheltering tv cham ber of commerce, whloh day home P h ilip a or the m in im u m of both corn and " " ¿ » J n -I overnight ,n< , nd „ „ undcr e n tire ly upon t'.e w eather In the evening a , the home of F 1. Shaw handles projects and m atters of w ith W illi« Beldler Ballaw 3 hogs, m ay sign contracts and re- consuming fields w ith the tw o a A light am id the w in te r gloom. G ran nie Mies Stephens reported stood surveying operations Include county-w ide interest worst w in te r months ahead of us A song th a t m u rm ured of the M ay, celve benefit paym ents fro m the M r. and M rs. A. Seherm acher of an a lte rn a tiv e route. Yo ur cham ber has Invited the ° n - “ P *rv l.e d etudv end Ml«« Cur A scent o f orchard's d riftin g bloon, a g ric u ltu ra l adjustm ent adm inls- rin on phychology of rending. Cottage Grove high school ath Cottage Grove were guests Hun T he survey wax made at the re- I O A. R end allied organizations W as In that violet today." tratio n . V ' 2 iv : ia ' , n W h ite H iram G riggs la Honored. teams w ill h sre a fte r bc dav o f M r and M rs. John B nudrr quest of n com m ittee fro m here | to raeet here durlng the com lng 'T; , aaalNtad by -Mar Ie lle Producers who sign hog con- M r. H o w ard Keens and son which hoped to ge, some highw ay H ira m Griggs, re tirin g m aster of lu m m e r, and It Is undendnod the p ,,.? ,-J ’ 1. 2 - 'H if .E know n a . the Lions, as the result T he new seed catalogs are be- | tracts must reduce th e ir brood In v - j ita i i - tio f 'n n - has h » , been K«»r. accepted This -rHi„ ' “ rrv an 'I L ie s n "r W h lte a. dln of a school-wide M asonic lodge, was honored bv vote Haturday Robert o f Hnginnw spent S a tu r work for unemployed of this sec In day at the W A Keene home ner T hu rsday evening at the pra tlon The c o m m itte r made no , e r - l “ l« brethren a, an e n tertain m en t gin nin g to arriv e, "A seed catalog s°w herd so th a t not more than night should bring several hundred to tie« house like -------- any other rths rs -------- w ill Gene Boss made n buslnrss trip iiium sndallonx as to route ' follow ing the regular m eeting of Is — not ------------ ------- catalog ----------- that ------ . three-fou . . , as m any - litte --------- the city for two or three days. to P o rtland Inst week the lodge Wednesday evening of I >» published Its page« hold tales he farrow ed in 1934 as were fa r H u n t, junior. Is visiting , • ••• eg« 11 > T h e y ask nothing except a m eet In Audrey feature of the p ro -i hlch adventure, tales of b e a u ty .! rowed on the average in 1932 and M r and Mrs. R ay M yers and C a lifo rn ia and h n. been a,went L a n i l S l l U C 1 CUTS H o l e last week. A ing place fo r the various org an im p scene In which wonder. In I, one meets *'3 3 T hey must also m a rk e t fro m son and James Bem ent of Delight since the Christm as h o lid ay. gram wa« a camp isations. old these litte rs not ------------ more than L ila Raym ond of G lendale en a c iu r s w » re o 1- 1 ■— friends th a t are welcomed — - . . . . . . . — j year ------ — . . three- . the actors were S. . L. G (ixiBHl odard R 1 — Com m ittees of your cham ber are tered school Inst week ns a frosh j : * 1; / T t» « “ » nd E " rl S te w a rt, w ith <‘ « « r V « *-. »nd »»» le Introduced fourths the average num ber m ar w o rk in g w ith Congressman M ott man. L»HI1C I O 1Y1LLI I U L S U U y M r (5rlk, gM u n r, „ c c,» ,n v brought ,0 new acquaintances thn, w ill be. >«“"_d In 1932 and 1933 Mrs. F. L. H o ck e tt visited Hun- G riggs unexpectedly brought on flood control of the Coast fork F o r m a k in g these reductions, The city came near being w ith | dav In Cottage O rove w ith a sls- M arg a re t Howies N ew lun, Junior, o . . . . . . . . ( In as a tx rtlc lp a n t at the conclu- Judg'd and weighed In the garden and Canada tulatle control on fe d the g row er w ill receive an adjust- out w ater Tuesday a« the result ,e r Mrs. N e ttle M cK ibben, who Is Hubjects o f v ita l interest to the g|on Follow ing this M r Griggs before we accept them wholly. w ith d re w fro m school last weak. eral lands. of a landslide on the east side of ! ,n In thia book there are seeds "*en* Paym ent of $5 per head on schools w ill be discussed at a con- Was present'd w ith a past maa- a com » - ——it».-. » ' your ....... cham a - WH" m arried to . . . Oscar A m ittee of ber . . . o - N ew lun Knox hill. the “ ogs. or 75 per cent of the ference of school boards of south te r’s apron, the presentation being that have been gathered In . . tak i . k e . n . an . . - active .n ... p ____ has art In get d uring C h ris ,tn a , vnratlon It had been noted Hunday th a t Ig«ne, to be held |n the high school niad)< bv E lb e r, Bede fastnesses of old T ib et, the H im - a ve™ire num ber m arketed In 1932 HERRON. tin g dangerous and unsightly w ater In the m illion-gallon reser and a u d ito riu m at 7 30 Tuesday. mountains, and —- the jungle and 1933, less the expenses o f the Jan Misses Dorothy O th e r numbers were tw o vocal , nlayan — » _ ------- -------------- - —— u " . .. C alifo rn ia n s Are -tubllant buildings removed fro m the banks voir wae getting low Hm all leaks r F i rancls The G came T I hu of e Eugene w ill dis selections girls' t sextet direct- who corn-nog association , n ii t i a t f i llc i t l rla i a * t t r o ilir n u rsday ri'm V ' I . . H®rton . ~ •* v » iuiim by a Klim » «sa> sx xjiix - l i - of the Am azon -- by . . men ..... — . hold .« .v . _ « « _ a , — “ T* I H . Veatch w r ite , fro m T u la re . up the line were discovered and fro of the Coast fork m D u nsm u ir. Cal , and v is it, i <” 1* ' c',’rk ' T i T ’* ' C ™ " 1'' . T " " * '«1 by M um M yrtle Kern, vocal due, . th e ir liv e , as little compared to ro n 'ro c tln g g lo w e r w ill receive the A t the request o f a com m ittee Cal., th a t all are well, th a t h * ha* repaired, but still the level In the th e ir grand m o ther, M rs Jessie Q || u rei G race Hchleka w lll discuss by M lsse. W ilm a Sprouts and Zel the th r ill of v enturing In strange l» » m e n t on the average num ber fro m you r cham ber the state high been on the name job ei^ht yearn rceervolr continued to drop Some- crlet, u n til Sunday m arketed in 1932 and 1933, even school finances, County Assessor ; nla l*nfoon, a reading bv F rancis places fo r new things ,, he has ' one living near Knox h ill reported T here are seeds here that have ’ “ o n *“ “ e m ay not produce that w ay commission has completed a and ha» the best health M rs Jesse Culver, who had been K e ' ney w ill dlscuas «chOOl bud H o rn and xylophone num bers bv ________ „ ' ver “ »d He w«v« residents of th» fh a , a '¡a n d in d 'e ’ d n iin g " t 'h /ie ^ in t' te n ta tiv e survey of proposed new or niav Produce none, s u fferin g w ith a dislocated elbow. S’ 1’ an,'1 R *P i'*ee n ta tlv e A E M e W ......... illa rd Spies «nd Miss Florence 1 been perfected by scientific cal- '“ “ "V . routes through th»* city for P a c ific San Joaquin vail v ar<* tubllant rain« had torn a hole In the wa w en, to C ottage Grove Saturday 1 ¡7of ” ,c k * !* < lv * a reeum 1’ ° f *c - I Spies culatlon and long, patient years of ¡’27? ded b<> °P era,<' s 8 fa rm In h ig h w a y Yo ur cnam ber ha« not. ov,?,r. tpe Sar. v,, 170 ; ter lin« and th a t w ater Intended - » z i tlvltles of the recent legislature ' p ain staking s k ill bv the plantsm an ' however. endorwed anv route. ° f dollar« to b ring w ater for the c ity ’« reeervolr wa« leak and received medical tre a tm e n t W h ile hog paym ents are on the members who Miss L nM on le M cGee of Cottage , Board . . . have been asked R X d WOr o ; r’f o r ° * c o ^ ‘ ro .d « £ c a re , no, for the labor but for m erely endeavoring to have made ,he v« |lpV In c id e n ta lly the huge Ing nut through ' ................ Orove an eight-inch la spending the week w ith ° Pre’ ,,p* problems which they In . a t an early date w hatever changes l-r,'J'ct w ill employ 25.000 men for opening T his was prom ptly men,s are fo r acre» le ft out of ething new h e r grand s r s n itm A ther, lh s r M r» m a r» . , . - tney wish (liecueeed. her mo M rs. C la ra T Tat>- I crea to conform to pay In prl- som paired. T here is no one book published. Production. T he con tractin g corn In the route are certain to jj , Ihre» to fou r years Iln. _____ em ploym ent, has been de- vstr m ade In the fu tu re no m a tte r how much you would be a.KT e? to reduc® tke acre- M l and M rs. Fred i*attcn had S jlIlK e t W 'l CW«<1 >II»°,> “v ,h « Dane county I.an e’» D ebt I« It'd need Y o ur cham ber sponsored a 4-H gives d ! ” corn, o th er than as Sunday d in ner guests M r and 1 I l t i a v a C M I I I S C I »» a , oourt T he gCB|P , , , o b f w ork ,d w illin g to pay for It. that l-ane county has been one o f the the gnrdener the info rm ation he - l la «re and green feed, at least club fa ir and paid the expenses M rs Dan Dugan, M r. and Mrs. ; out. ----- . --------------- ------------- J . V - . 20 per cent, and he m ay receive th ereo f banner counties o f the state In re Lee Dugan and 31 r. and Mrs. T he new rate w ill not be as high can get fro m his seed catalog thn, adjustm ent benefits on reduction Y o u r cham ber sponsored the or- duclng Its Indebtedness, according A rtie Dugan and boys as Is paid to C W A crews, or un- conies to him for the asking un to 30 per cent. F o r reducing gan lzatlo n of one o f the Hyest i to a report Issued by the slate T he Ladles' club held an all-day Id e r Ihe N R A . but an upw ard re corn acreage he w ill receive 30 N R A com m ittees In the state. treasurer. D u rin g the period from session W ednesday of Iasi week Those who missed F ild s y night's vision was believed necessary to Telephon«' Alnuuia«' I» G ul. cents per bushel on the estim ated Y o u r officers have endeavored O ctober 1, 1928, to July 1, 1933. It A banana squash which had been w ith an attendance of 19. sunset missed a picture such as no obtain competent help. The new 1934 telephone alm anac, average production o f corn In the to aid In straigh ten ing out the wax reduced fro m »1.888.553 to »1. picked In the fall of 1932. being a, V. U. M oncerola o f Eugene Bible a rtis t could isilnt. T he sky was Ijta t year common labor was a booklet containing interesting past five years on the land set 181.058. m ilk w a r In the city. reduction of approxl- least 15 months o f age. was cooked Y o u r officers have endeavored to m ately a th ird Most of the In- for d in ner Hundav at the George college w ill hold services Sunday filled w ith billowy w hite clouds paid 11.50 a dav. tru ck and cater- and unusual facts about the tele- aside as contracted acres, at the Hebron church Sunday and these were tinted the most tllla r drivers $2.50, and sometimes phone and com m unication» In gen Besides reducing production of aid local business men In « 'c u rin g ' ^ “ ‘ « I n ^ s Is road bonds and most K rb 'lb e c k home on Black Butte school at 10 and preaching at 11. delicate of Indescribable pinks T he 3 for the la tte r; small g rader pa eral, as well as m any other In- hog« a n d /o r corn, contracting business fro m CCC camps, and a of the reduction a ..» n — a ha« » - been — i In - *•------ these i route and made a delicious dish. B E vening services w ill be held nt tinted clouds extended Io the south tro lm en, $2.50; graderm en. hoist fo rm a tiv e Items. Is being dlstrib- farm ers agree not to Increase pro- bonds. large am ount has come here. had been kept In a cool upstairs 7:30 M r. M oncerola I . a F ilip in o and nearly to the east. men. crusher forem en. $3; shovel ( uted this week In Cottage Grove, ; ductlon o f w heat, d airy cattle or Y o u r cham ber has promoted en room In the Kebelbeck home. and has been studying In Eugene ---------------------- , operators. $3 50; feederm en. bunk , according to M rs. E. Chlaram onte. d airy products, or feed crops other te rta in m e n t at CCC ram p». T h e T om W illia m , fa m ily were since 1927. VT ___ • • • . tenders nnd gravel checkers, $2.28. t m anager here fo r the P acific Tele- than hav and pasture In 1934. Thev Y o u r officers ahled In securing guests at the Kebnlhock home E J. E d w ard » returned Sunday UlllIOITIl IsIQUOr LsBW IS . . to pohne and T elegraph com pany — -------- a'ro «(Tree _ not Increase the pow der fo r the Im provem ent of when the aged squash was served. | to hl« school at M cK en zie Bridge . 1W M 1( B en efit l l a n o Plannixl Copies m ay be obtained free at num ber o f feeder hogs purchased I f you do not receive your the Sharps creek road. This was the occasion being George Kebel- , M r. and M r . George Kebelbeck i B attery "E " basketball team w ill | ,h>' telephone office • - ------- nnd fattened in 1984. paper on the firs , m all Thurs- a t the request of E ngineer Col beck J r.’s b irthd ay anniversary. celebrated th e ir tw e n ty - s e -m d r _____ ” " 1 «jronsor sponsor « a benefit dance Saturday Jay, k in d ly call The Sentinel lins who had promised develop wedding a n n iversary and th eir An em argency u<|llor ordinance I n ig ht at Ihe arm ory Music w lll be No H eadlight» B rin g . Fine. office Im m ediately and ano ther m en t In the Bohemia district. -... ¿1 ......... ........... . . ' furnished f n m M t s d by H e " " F P a ’ . t" it" H I t a n rt's r t ' s orches n rc h e u H e a lth R epo rt fo r Ileornih cr. Z " » . ¿I**?!?*'" ’TL*“«* y,mn’«' H .m d tt* wh,ch »ul.stnnl la lly follows I . he W illa rd Cochran, Rla.-k R u lte O r d e r s 811(1 S h U in iP tlf« copy w ill be mailed fo r a fte r M ost o f these things were nt T h ere were nine b ir th , d u rin g I},? V',» a r v w th a d in n er Sunday Kn()X ,#w reCe n tlv adopted by the 'r a Proceeds w lll be used to buy , route, and H o w ard M cF arlan d ap « v i s ItIIU O nipiueiH S noon delivery. I t Is the wish of some expense to your chamber. D ecem ber nnd three denlhs, nc T h e T om W illia m s fa m ily were WBg ndop,e(| by the council 1 basketball suits peered In the Cottage Grove Justice The Sentinel not to miss a sub cording to the report of Dr. C. E __ _ ___________ nt a special session M onday n ig h t ! court M onday on charges of oper scriber w ith anv l»sue I f read Incom e T a x Records. Sentinel. F r o .t, city health o fficer. O f the I , M . r. . and M rs. . A rth . u r Brow n mov- T h e League o f Oregon Cities ! Revivid Meet to S tart. a tin g cars w ith only one head- ers w ill cooperate in n otifying births, six were fe m a le , and thrne ; *d las, T h u rs d a y ,o Lon,Ion ----------------------- ---------- - _ ------------- ----------------, A revival meeting, to continue | light M c F a rla n d was assessed costs Seattle, Jan. 6 — A to ta l o f 516 subm itted a u n ifo rm ordtnnnre T he Sentinel when any Issue males. A ll three deaths were i , is tr a » which was lig h tly revnm ne.l bv Ihe I an Ind e fin ite tim e, w ill start Sun- and Cochran was fined $5 nnd ,n l“ s Produced 44.105.144 board feet falls to reach them , we shall bc male«. T w o rases of chicken pox, t ta ir tne homes are^ow ne.l H,)Pr|ai liquor control com m ittee i day evening at the Nnz.arene costs because he resisted the o ffl- lum ber fo r the w eek ended greatly assisted |n Ihl« wish. five cases of pneum onia and sev ! by men e arn ing lesa than $2000 an recently appointed by the city church Ira R. H a r, o f Ashland cer when stopped and adm itted December 30. the W est Coast L um eral case, of flu were reported. nunlly, Herman's association reported to council. w ill be the evangelist. having been d rinkin g. day. The decrease was about 28,000,- • Wesura HuroaM1» Oalaa 000 feet under the preceding week. The average week's production o f f e u x I F e t-i* ! g e t these saw m ills In 1933 was 86,933.- 072 feet com pared w ith an average ¿jp H ,T S N O W E D o f 66.784.530 feet d u rin g the same period in 1932. D U R ifJ<T 'T h e n i g h t N ew business reported last week A M D Y O U ’LL- N A V E bv 496 m ills aggregated 58.748,958 « x H o v e L iT O F F THE fee, against a production of 43.644,- W ALK ,302 feet and shipm ents o f 61,600.- 704 feet. Shipm ents were over pro duction bv 41.4 per cent and c u r ren t sales were over production bv 23.1 per cent. lin i -ill IS HOPEFUL OF NEW YEAR I lian +0 Inches lnk T u rn in g C ity W a te r O n C osts $5 0 V. OF C. OF C. FOR 1934 i-, IS MADE THROUGH CITY î t ~ ——. — I High School Notes I i » - - - - - - - - - - - I H ‘.«klnî Garden Club 4 In City’s W ater Line B anana Squas Ii K e p t Y ear fo r Serving M..^nrv Lak' School Boards of South Lane to Meet Tuesdav H °t l* ri< ia v \ I hing ol Beauty i Notice to Subscribers: AtlOptcd MOMMy Night W ell Over Production TH E F E A T H E R H E A D S ByOsborna M odern M ethod s TO Serm on T opic C hanged. Fred A nderson does a little hom e w ork. Rev. James A. S m ith o f the P resbyterian church w ill speak Sunday evening on "The W o m an fo r the N e w D ay.” Instead o f “Is the Young M an Safe?" as he had planned in his program because of the Balladeers going to Eugene on th a t evening Rev. S m ith be lieves th a t this w ill be the only change in the topic« printed In the program fo r the cam paign for s p iritu a l recovery, which he began last Sunday and which I , to culm i nate E a s te r Sunday,
