The Cottage Grove sentinel., January 18, 1934, Image 1

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COTTAG E G ltO V K , IA M B W I N T ) O R EG O N . T H U R S D A Y ,
v o l l MK X U .
OREGON HAS IIS OWN
DREADED SEA SERPENT
O ra co nt Luke 1« Habitat of
Monster Amphibian Which
Indian« Foartnl
O regon 1» not muuim lo *U Mly
by and lei S coU aod and oihvr far
oouutrtoa, or w e n the R ival ocvaue
gvt ad lh»' evu eerpvhi publicity
it ha* ile ow n lerio n eliiR unipliib
Ian. and i u hab itat (a C rveceut
lake Xt liae b w n a**n by vaiiou e
reeid em e of Cvilatfv G rove, boui
before and eitico prohibition d a y a
W arren Met* ai land of Hue city
eaw the m oneier for the firel tim e
about do t v a ia amo and eaw
It
•v ery euccvedm a year tor
five
yaare. A u e r eeeiu x it the f u e l
tim e, ne returned to the hike a n ­
nu ally, c a ir y u ix a hixh pow ered
r u le in the hope of a iiim x ami
c a p tu iiu x th e b iu te . A ilh ou R h he
lid Ret the op p o ilu m tv lu li y hie
i.iai AMinaUauip, eitn vi he did n ot
bit the am ph ib ian or U wae noi
a: levied by the bullet*.
Mr. y x v ra n a n d f u e l ob aeiw d U i«'
*ci pent or brute, or w hatever it
wae,
w hile fiahlnx oh th e la k e
on a raft, i h e ie wet«' uo boat*
there lh the early day«. XI appeal
ed to be about 14 feet lung and
three feet wide aiUl wae of
a
b lo w n color. Xt m oved laaily in
about do fe el of w ater, paeevu uti
der the raft on w hich M craiXaud
and a com panion were
fiehiuif.
turned and m oved back to lie for­
mat poeitXon, w h<ie It did eotne-
thuiM that eend w ater do feet into
the air.
G abe C hrlem au,
once
county
jud ge of l«aue, togelhtfr w ith Ur.
ttrow u of K ugeue, were cam ped
kt the Ikko kt th a t tim e and aXeo
reported eeein x the m o m ler mov*
inx under the w ater.
X'hoee in
cam p reported h earin g the g r e a t
eplaeli of w ater w hich Mei* at land
aim
h ie
c o m p a n io n
gaw
a
(aw
fe e t from their boat.
Cv B ingham . form er m em ber of
the IvRielalure from Bane. aleo a
cam per at the lake, vapreeeed the
belief that the tuuviug body waa
a ech ool of em ail flah. but Mch'ar
land did not believe a echool of
flah could aeiid w ater do feet into
tile air.
A nother year M c h a r land
eaw
th" eerpent. flah or an im al w ith a
portion of lie body expoeed.
It
looked h k e a hux<* »tum p »ticking
out of the w ater, ¿debar land shot,
but the «lum p did not m ove. W hen
he started to m ove cloeer for a
better ehot, the etum p aubmcrjfed
and disappeared.
E very year Mr. M cF arland aeke
thoe<* who hkve been a t the lake
w h eth er they eaw
hl*
eerpenL
Thia u the first year he has met
no one w ith a etorv of the am p h ib ­
ian having K
m
*• MVBOB
reported several years ago that he
got close enough to a*» the m on
ater’s eye* and the sh ape of Its
head, w h ich resem bled th at of a
cow.
Mr. M cFarland rem em bers that
those cam ped at th« lak e
were
p u ttie d by the fa c t th at
every
n igh t som e an im al cam e close to
their cam p and took the o ffa l from
the fish cau gh t d u rin g the day.
O ne n igh t tie w as w alk in g along
the shore of the lake w hen som e
h u ge anim al slith ered Into the w a ­
ter w ith a xreat sp lash. H e b eliev­
ed it w a i his sea serp en t th at had
been on ahore for a m ess of fish
en trails
The C rescent lak e ear pent seem *
to be a gen tle creature bent upon
a tten d in g to its ow n bu-dness, yet
It Is reported that m any person«
w ill not go on to the lake for fear
Of the m onster.
Ml
M< -F a rla h d
•a y e th at the In d ian s never would
go near the lake, sa y in g a devil
lived In It. T hey hau
a
trail
around that body o f w ater.
C rescent lake is a peculiar body
Of w ater, la reputed to be over 1.-
OX> fe e t in depth and ha* sw irlin g
cu rrents, so m e th in g unusual for
an Inland body of w ater.
O r e g o n A g S tu d en ts
(le t G ood G rades
O iegoii S ta le College, Corvallis.
O r e . Jan. 10. Mi s. E llen A in vat
M cKibbeii of C ottage Grove, eopho
more In education, w as one of 1M
stu dent* com p letin g at least
12
cred its to m aintain
a
straight
A
sch o la stic a verage for
the
fall term , 1W44 44. F ew er than one
per cen t of the e tu d eu ts at D ie
goii S ta le achieved th is high hon
or last term .
G w endolyn H abellu H aight, soph
om ore in hom e econ om ics, and
M elvin W ilson Ih v ese, sophom oi*
in pharm acy, also
of
C ottage
Grove, w ere tw o of SV stu d en ts to
m ake an average of 2 0 or above
for the fall term Vo le c e iv e such
recognition stu d en ts m ust
com
plete at least 12 hours of w ork,
have an a verage of 2 0 or above,
receive no g ia d e le«« than a II
and no g ia d «
incom plete
I'hv
h igh est possible avei age
Is
J
points, or a straigh t A ' a v e ia g e .
CITY INDEBTEDNESS IS
DOWN OVER S13.000
Reduction m Bond, During
1934 U $12,000, la te r a l
Take« $17,000
The city e titsted IM44 witli over
4X4.000 leas ind eb tedn ess than the
>ear before. Thvre was a ied u c ­
tion of 4X2.000 in bonded Indebted­
ness. 4-J.OOU of th is being Improve
m eat bonds, and a (eduction of
41,24.* Jk in w a iin n ts outstand in g
in te re st paid on in d eb ted n ess dur­
ing the year w as $17,000, Oi an
am ount nearly su ffic ien t for the
en tire regular b u sin ess of the city,
in other words, all govern m en tal
fu n ction s are conducted
on
an
am ount about the sa m e a s the
total charge for Interest.
As an o ffse t to the nearly 4X->,-
000 in ou tstan d in g w a n ants, near­
ly 44O.UOO is due
In delinquent
taxes.
X'here w as a d e ficit of nearly
410.000
in
a n ticip ated
receipts,
nsvertiiele«« all b u siness o f
the
city w « / condu cted for lees than
actual receipts, but there w as a
sligh t d e ficit In the bond and w ar­
rant in terest fund, a fund in which
exp en d itu res are fixed and can not
be reduced to
harm onise
w ith
actu al receipt«.
In order to cooperate In CWA
work, and to secu re the full bene­
fits of CWA m oney being exp en d ­
ed by the federal govern m en t, it
w as n ecessary to buy 41.000 worth
of w o o l pipe, an expenditure not
con tem p lated when the budget for
1W43 wae m ade up.
The fin an cial condition o f the
city is considered rem arkab le c o n ­
sid erin g the fin an cial str ess It has
had to w eather.
j G a rd en C lu b j
All of us m ake p ilgrim ages In
the su m m er to enjoy th« garden«
o f others and glean ideas lu bet­
ter our ow n. but did you
iv > r
think o f v isitin g gardens In m id­
w inter? There Is a vast differen ce
in the a ttra c tiv en ess o f garden« In
the w inter. Many o f the
better
on«« have m ade good use o f vari­
ous evergreen » and
trees and
shrub« w ith In terestin g bark color­
ing. O ther garden« prove fruitful
sou rces of Id e s, because in the ab­
sen ce of foliage
m asse«
m any
arch itectu ral d eta ils m ay b<- d<
served. Too. you will find
they
w elcom e the opp ortu nity to d is­
cu ss gard en s w ith you at th is tim e
W inter Is a sort o f vacation tor
the true gardener and at th is lim e
he doe« not begrudge you the tim e
as ho m igh t In April or May when
so m any (ask s are cryin g out for
atten tion. You w ill find the gar­
den clan only too glad to visit and
d iscu ss m utual problem s.
As you visit other gard en s nu ­
m erous Idea« will he found which
m ay be m ade use of to better your
own. M aybe it w ill be a hedge or
fence, a clu m p o f evergreen s, red
tw igged dogw ood or golden w illow ,
w alks, terraces, tea houses, lattice
enclosed garden« and m any other
featu res add to the a ttra c tiv en ess
o f the garden even In m idw inter.
You sh ould stu dy your ow n Har­
den a t thia season w hen
It la
stripped o f m uch o f Its foliage,
study Its w eak n esses, plan where
ch an ges m ay be m ade.
Try
to
Im nglne the picture your proposed
change« m ay m ake, th at Is, visu al­
ize them . Seldom Is there a gar­
den th at can n ot be Improved.
T h is Is an Ideal tim e to plan
your garden for the com in g year.
W hether the garden Is new
or
w ell estab lish ed there are m any
th in gs about It that require care­
ful planning. Plan to try som e­
th in g new. P erhap s your plan for
a su ccession of bloom needs re­
vising. If yours Is an old garden,
plan to replace so m e o f the Ices
a ttractive or overgrow n sp ecim en s
w ith new varieties.
An old garden gen erally
con ­
tain s m ore or less m aterial that
ha« outgrow n Its u sefu ln ess. N o
plant has a right to sp a rs In your
garden when at a slig h t expense
and a little trouble It m ay he re­
placed by som eth in g very m uch
m ore w orth while.
COTTAGE GROVE PLANS
M IE N 1 IA L PARTY
Diuice to Honor Kooeevalt
Will Be Held Tuesday,
January 30.
JA N U A R Y
II.
1083
Taxes on Same Piece of Property
Were $2.66 in 1854; $301 in 1933
U«e of County Order« to Pay Taxe« 1« Not New, Rebate
Waa In Effect Year« Ago.
An in te re stin g story of gradually < fund of
gliow n on ta s re­
in creasin g ta x i* on ib e «ame» piece volpi but no r*aaoii given,
dr
th e r e lia* been oonsidui able talk
o f property a* th e country devel
C ottage G rove 1» m aking p ie pa oped and greater dem and s war» In recent y e a is Of *« « ■
la tn u is to enter w holv-heai tedly nia«te upon govern m en t le found pot cen t fur prom pt payiiinnt of
lu lu tho n a tio n a l celeb ration
o f 1» tax receip ts coverin g y e s iv from lu»»» The old receip ts .h o w
th a t
thu birthday of 1‘resld sn t llo o se
lHfV* lo 1014 w hich hav« com e Into su ch a reb ate w as In e ffe c t fio m
1003
to
1011.
veil. N. li G lass, appointed by the p ossession o f Mr«. C. II K im s,
The old tax receipt« ind icate that
nuihuiul t ouim lttee. has appointed T he property Is app roxim ately 430
ng lain e school taxes w e ie not a s lugli In
vaitoue local committ««**, a Hum «ere* located near Irvin;
th e ’ d o n a tio n ills o ld d a y s
now. in y s a is w lie n
hvi of m em b eis of
w h ich
m et county, w hich wa* the
M onday nigh t and com pleted plans, land claim s of her grandp arents th e total lax w as ai ound 4X40, the
III" d a le 1« T uesd ay, January do. on her mother*« eld®. I«an<- W and « p e d a l sch ool tan w waa 60 cent« 01
ii i d
the la m e ai inury flour prob- M ettle Bond, prom inent pioneer« of b° c en ls, mid som e y oaie even that
uldv will be crow ded a s II never UH« cou n ty and o f the W illam ette w asn't levied, at least didn't a p
waa crow ded b efuie Person« who valley T hey cam « from Indiana pea, on m e reuripta.
The tax for Uia various year«
never atten d dan ces are prom inent and sietiled upon the land that re
in p iom otin g this a ffa ir and will m alnod their hom e during th e on w as as follow s.
1894, «2.00.
1884.
tire rem ain in g portion of their
be purchasers of tick ets,
1090, «1 01.
In.i.,.
lh * local com m ittee has fixed lives Mr. Bond died In 1*16 at th s
li..«,
«9.40.
1880 tUl.UO
the price of tick et« at 60 cent* age o f MM Mrs Bond died aeveral
1M9Z, «3.32.
1881.
for men and 16 cen ts for w om en years before,
109«,
1 18.1.
«8.83.
The
first
tax
receipt
w
as
dated
As expeiiwee will be light. It le ex
1.11,0
«14.40.
1880.
peeled that there will be a sub- O ctober 27. 1*64, and w as In the
18111. «19.20.
1800,
stu n tlal sum to go to tli«’ endow - am ount of 42 64 Th* next year the
I.1UJ, «17.40.
1801.
m ei't fund
of
G eorgia
W arm tax dropped to 41 61. but the fol-
118
VI
18(14.
1802,
d p rin gs foundation.
w here
the low ing year It trebled, and when
. i'. 1 «22.IMJ.
¡1.1.1.
piosldetit was H ealed for Infantile that happene«! there probably waa
18(19, «21 99.
1804.
imtnlvNis and w here he regained as m uch com plain t about ta x es as
180(1, «22.92
1809.
fftolent health to permit him to th ru ' iM now
i ’» ISM there was
HMII, »29JM.
1800.
tuiiticipAlv in the political a ffa irs anoth er big jum p from 446 4M to
180«. «20.09.
180,'.
of his sta ts and of the nation
|MM 64 The pioneers evid en tly were
18,0, »11.90.
1808.
I'he plan of the national com - dem and in g public roads and bigger
1871. «37 03.
1800.
m ltle c la that tick ets should be and better sch oolh ou ses and other
1872. U9JM.
1000,
sold for 41.60. a dollar of that Im provem ents, and by 1*70 the tax
»88
9J
1873,
am ount to go to the endow m en t on tho sam e property had reached
1001,
1871. »09 3«
fund, but the local com m ittee de- 4116.60
In 1MM4 It had reached
1002.
1879. «108.87.
elded that 4160 tick ets would not 416270. and In 1MW2 w as 421604
1008,
1 . 1 . 0 , i n n uo.
1004.
sell lea d liv and that a greater net Along lh the n in eties there m ust
sum would be secured from
the have been an Insistent dem and for
1877. »IU8IX)
1009,
1878, »I1J 29
low priced tick ets, w ith «’Xpensea tax reduction, for tliere w as a
1000,
held to
m inim um .
Kradual r«<luctton In taa«« »n this
1870. (1X9 00.
1007.
1>UW, »127.39.
pise« u t (»ropsrty until lit« tow
1008.
1881. (180.88
10O0,
i M i l n t o f fM AS wa» «truck In llk)7
t2O.u3 refunded) 1010.
r tu n i th en on th«r« wa« aaaln a
K iadual lucr«aM un til for 103-t th«
1882. (140 14.
1011,
tax on th« atm « IX) acr«« waa
1014.
1883, »190.49
UUl.TS.
The 1914 taaee w ere th.
>v Mr. Bond.
curloaltl«* Sum« ar® wrttt«n «n-
.....
tir«ly bv hand, but th«ra m in t
r-, , , ____, . . .
«■»»»«
hav« b««n a dem and for «fflclon cy
INSPECTION OFFICERS
GOMPLIMENTBATTERY
D in tin g u ish e d M ilita ry O fficer«
guvornment for «von oom« of
th« r«c«lpla dun« In Ian« hand
ha-l b«®n w rlttsn up In advanoa
w ith «txoaa left for nam « and
am ount. Thnae of the earlier daya
that were printed Indicate that
they m ust hav« been produo«d on
B attery E observad It« tw elfth in old
__ _______
__
hand _____
pr«««. _ ________
probably on
birthday
nnlvereary
T uesday dam pened paper P rin ters of ’ that
night with a banquet at whloh day m ust have been am bitious to
m iutary m en from over the valley o u tdo com petition, for each v«ar’e
an,| prom inent resid en ts o f th s receipt wa« In a d ifferen t sty le
city, w ith their w ives, w ere gu ests. O rn am en tation w as profus«
Evl-
In sp ection of the battery w as held dentlv paper sto ck s were m eager.
p r e c e d in g llio banquet, the latter for all the receipts of the earlier
being served at 8 3t) bv a com m it- d ays were printed on ruled writ-
tee of the Legion auxiliary headed ing paper o f various slsea
Evl
by Mrs. A W. K lm e Th» dinner dentlv printer« had no ix p e r cut
w as high ly com plim ented by the tore or perforator«, for the re-
Iniger num ber of
th® sp eak ers, relp ts appear to have been torn to
am uug Whom wer« M ayor V ictor «lae
C ham bers. Capt. L. D. F arn sw orth
Som e o f the receipts are sign ed
of Salem »Instructor for Uie 2ivth by th s sh e r iff as t a s c o lle c to r sn d
C. A. C.l, Dr. H. A. H agen, 1-leut. som e bv the treasurer «« tax col-
F. I* W anker (com m an der o f Brio« lector, and thia happened In alter-
Creak CCC cam p ). C aptain F orrest n atln g veers. Indicating th s t the
C am pbell of Albany. Dr. C. E plonsera had a d ifficu lt tim e m ak
F rost, S ergean t Jernk of Salem ing up their m inds w hich o ffice
(train in g officer, w ho w as present should do the co llectin g Poeetbly
w hen the o u tfit w as o r g a n ise d ), they hoped that. If they kept
Major Claude W ashburns o f Juno- ch an gin g the collector from one
tlon City, Capt. LaBelle S tew art, o ffice to (he other, som eone m ight
S u perin tend en t D. A. E m erson, forget.
P rin cip al F. L. G rannis, Lieut
T ax co llecto rs evid en tly WPr>
Clias. U llvls and Carl E lck ere o f m ore c a re le ss In those days than
Albany, M ajor W ooten and Colonel ’>«” ». f°r d iscrep an cies appear In
Olson of the adju tant g e n e ra l’s t*1« tw o
° t figures on the
sta ff and O. V. B reese T here wae u n ” receipt
to have been anoth er speaker, but
T 51" "«rllv receipts state that the
Lieuti-nant Lombard w ho presided, paym ente are for "lax." w hile le le r
e x p la in ^ in d etail h l . r ea so n , for
*h « X ? . ' " . « t h e '
not callin g on the person, whom « » » '• ,,? t e Co u n ,i'
m
he did not m ention by nam e. '» « e s . sta te c o u n t), school, m ill-
Several thou ght he m ight be even- !* rV * ,‘d b*’11
t u d ,y wl,<>
ing sc o r e , w ith a local editor *»*=»« «bout t a x ., at least do not
Several sp eak ers referred to local
the m^Karv and poll taxes.
support given the battery.
battery
h»' ■
» • portion
the .»
tax
w as uuo-
m ill-
Jupport
The T •••»>
i—. ..w.. o f ....
» w«n
m ilitary o fficers paid high contpll- ‘JT*
" ^,,celP, ■ ,o r 1MftS
nien ts to the battery.
‘ t L* ,". n d . 11 .
, „
E vid ! en
tly . tax
delin
qu en cv
cy w
w as
X yloph one nu m bers w«rs glv*n
n L»
* t,r
,*ntlusn
w
by WlUard and F loren ce Sp ies, a un tblnknble In the early day«, for
vocal . num
ber wae given by
by the
the
receip ts are
-----------------------------
,?rr printed
P""'"" "for
K>r the
girl«- se x tet o f the high sch ool and pr£.” “ ' » “ r ... ,
. .
a vocal duet w as given by W ilm a . ®*,4 * P t**
'111 r" „ !
,h *. , “ r.ly
Sprouts and Zelm a latfoon
d ay* dld no,‘ ,h\ v# o " ‘f e “ • ‘•U n ta .
--------------------- “a . i r ' & ,X . ’ Unb’ C5 ^ l,? n r l °
D w igh t K irk,
Mora CW A M oney Coin««.
Jem b sr*M l « t t b|«C^hrn«d * h t the
C ottage G ro v . g e t . three out o f ed h or J N G sle
F ive k in d , o i
21 Lane co u n ty projects w hich t v ,» n •
„ »ntm »
i k nd," o i
; s :
I" ” -
and Oitlxen« P raent at
Birthday Party.
BOY SCOOTS RECEIVE
A num ber of C ottage G rove boys
were honored at a
county
boy
ecout court o f honor
held Thure-
J *v nigh t last lu Eugune. A w ards
to m outhers of troop 18 w ere m ade
u follow s H oward Taylur, silver
P*bn fur securin g M m erit badge«,
AllM K ing J r . second close scou t,
^ » » e Mlurgee. m erit
hadg«
on
g a rd en in g ,
E lra
D ixon.
m erit
had«" on c arp en try. S tew art Bob-
®f la. m erit badge on first aid and
public h ealth ; Dan T rask,
m erit
badge on anim al induatry;
Dale
B en n ett, m erit badge on carpen-
try, Eldon G rable, m erit badge on
a*f»lV and flrem analilp.
A w ards to m em bers of troop 1«
*«*“ o a s
follow s
M. C.
H lck en b otlom , m erit
badge
on
; ,r** “t“ - Donald T hles.
m erit
h*dge on w ood carving;
l-uVern®
, „“ *5? ° n. dairyin g.
J*’“ ’’ »«htnasl, B ub en H u ff. B *y
M cCullough. E dw in T andy. N o r
m an Black m ore, Carol L ew is and
Hubert L ew is, second clas» scouts.
1
High School Notes I
m em b er, from this
"*•«
11,0
hou, r
even in g
B u d gets budget m aking and tax
B onnie S ch affer sen ior 1« 111
will«
«iinm nla
...
M ildred A lien enrolled lost week
as a post graduate
“ o X lu T B lS X o r e .
fre.h m a n .
N U M B E R I«
( ailp («reek B erries
Arc b ull Size
Th« lk««iKi«ttU b laok briry may
lo u t b« au uiialriMiral u t lh« fruit
lam lty, but It m u st rvallau th at It
j i* an Im portant lt«ui u t food in
m any houaaholds, for It la doin«
I ila bust IU tli« ColluMu G rov« coun
1 try to produce a
w lntar
orop.
iti'uvily ladwn blan ch «« of a buah
a iow iiiu
at
Culp
Cra«k
war«
'u ought to th« city M onday by
W. d. Juana. The b en t« « w«ru of
laigu «10«, piau tically the
«am®
•iiu lo w nicli tfiuy g lo w In mld-
. uiuuiui . lliu y wui« io«y rod and
about to a lu ii turning to black.
CHAMBER COMMERCE
TAKES ON NEW LIFE
New P raid eu t and CoinuntUje
Add 33 to Roll« Dor
lag Wook.
C a rro l B reese W ins
Navy Honors
THE FEATHERHEADS
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IJn otyper E lliert ho« a difficult
I ne g e ttin g E d itor E lb ert to n eg­
li ct his work.
By Uxborne
«» u m
(Arlllwn hf Jvurushsm dtuilvai I
A pow urful Eugune high taaru
defeated Uis C ollage G rove L ions
31 to 1(1 lh a la st, to u g h gam e
I played on the L ions floor t n d a y
night.
E u gen e ,ed Uie scorin g until the
fum in quarter, when the sours
was Had to to 18. E u g en e then
fu iged ahead ogam and fin ish ed
in the lead.
Cox w as high m an for Uie L ions
w ith U and W right lud the scorin g
j fui E u gen e with «. L ineup s,
j C ottage G rove—
E ugena
| C o g ----------
1 --------
M ercei
D usanberry
f .
B axter
.-ihui trldge
»
K im ball
i l .i n — .— ...... - g __________ W right
K em ----- -
g __________ llu aitel
i B allew
---------- a
M cIntyre
__________ Merrla
SERIES OF ROBBERIES
REPORTED PAST WEEK
OEEIEHT VALLEY 00A0
MAY GET CWA WORK
Balladccrs F e a tu r e d
Eugene Service
Eire D epartm ent Has
2 3 Calls in Year
w m b ® n . . «
t o T r im m in g
a s s
111« m ost la ig e ly atten d ed regu ­
luuclieun of Hie cltam per of
C orvallis high d efeated ths Cot­
< um m urce tui uiauy
yoaie
was tage G rove Lions 37 to 33 in a
nulu lu " « U a y n o o n w ith u - j present. lu st aud excitin g ga m e halurday
N e w u lllc u ia w ere in s ta lle d th e even in g. The luaw w as the second
w e e k b e f u ie u ud d u r in g Uie in- iu a row for th s Lions.
C ottage G rove took an
early
te r im th e n ew p ie s id e n t ,
<J.
V.
B ie e e e , h « a d « d a m e m b e r sh ip c o m ­ lead, w ith D usenberry and T hles
pul
the
m it leu w h ic h a d d ed 39 l i m i t « to slu k lu g field goals to
Uiu m e m b e ia lilp lis t . D in a r m em - Llune ahead, t h e U roveia led 11
o v is o f Uie c u w m ltl« « war« K. K. to 1 a t the end o f the fir s t period,
M ina a n d J . f . S m ith .
but C orvallis Staged a rally iu the
half
L ie u lu n a u i W e u k s t, cu m u ia h U a i second quarter to lead a t
ut B rice C reek CCC cam p ,
Mr. lim e 1« to 19.
The third period w as a nip and
M* ««I ve. a u p cl In le u d u n l
at
the
Lion«
forgin g
tam e cam p, and D istrict C haplain luck affa ir, the
a
h
e a d to lead a t the end of Uie
Barney of the CCC w c ie sp ecia l
quarter
2
i
to
1«.
g u ests. 1 h® proposal th at on tci-
C orvallis U«d the score a t 23
tam m en t be
furnish ed
once
s
w e ir at Brioe Creek and G unter w itli about 2 m in u tes left In the
e, then ran up 13 poin ts to
com p« w as l e f e iia d to the enter­ gam
win easily. Lineups:
tainm ent com m ittee.
C
ottage
O roya—
CorvallM—
C. E. S te w a r t reported on the
i , f
L ane
county cliam bet m eetin g, sayin g C om
D u senberry ------f ________ PslLorson
Uiat tlie m aim er of its conduct H
hoitrldgu
a
K eiser
wus ahU rsly out of lu u m on y with
the by law s of the organ ization A H o r n ----------------g ------------------- P ra tt
1
b
l
e
s
----------------
g
__________
D ally
m otion p ie vailed Lhal the city s Bulls w
.a
deli g a te s to Uie n ext county oiisui-
T h ese are the only d e fe a ts the
b"r m eet be in stru cted a s lo th s L io
n , have su ffered th is
position they should taka le la tlv s
to sta te h igh w ay w ork In Uila aec-
Uoh.
postu re of the city w ere ex ten d ­
ed h u n u ia r y m e m b « is h ip s .
An honorary m em b ersh ip
was
extended C h ief of P o lice G. U.
P itcher.
The price of the noon lu n ch eon s
lias been reduced to 19 cunts.
A se r ie s of robberies look place
here the past w eek,
w ith
the
W oodson garage, ths Stan dard se r ­
vice sta tio n , the high school, S ta rr’s
Jewelry, the N. D eY ou n g residence,
the Fred A nderson resid en ce, the
W illiam P etersen resid en ce and a n ­
other resid en ce in the sam e part
of the c ity a s the victim s.
the only th in g s to k ­
A high w ay w h ich fieq u en U y has en A a pparently
t the g a rage w ere so m e tools
had con sid eration during the post w ith w hich entry w as e ffe c ted at
2d years, lead in g north from the tile Stan dard service sta tio n and
north end o f D eligh t valley to c o n ­ used in an u n su ccessfu l effo r t to
nect with P a c ific h igh w ay
near open a safe. L ittle or n oth in g was
C resw ell, is lik ely to be com pleted m issed at the se rv ice sta tio n .
during th is sp rin g
w ith
CWA
A t S t a r r s jew elry store
bare
funds, a ccord in g to word
w hich
County E u g iu rer M orse luxe re­ were torn o ff a b ack w indow and
ceived from the sta le
h igh w ay entry e ffected . Som e secon d Hand
com m ission cou lu iu in g an a p p lica ­ w atch es were taken from a show
tion to tils cou n ty relief c o m m it­ w indow .
The high sch ool w as the moat
tee that th is w ork be done w itli
severe su fferer, a s the th ief or
relict funds.
injured
The d istan ce la only 1730 feet, th iev es broke lock s and
doors
to
but It would save a considerable w oodw ork in op en in g
m
oet
o
f
th
e
room
s.
O
nly
a few
d istan ce for those w ish in g to go
Sm all
north from th e north end o f the sm all Item s were taken.
In
sev era l
valley. The estim ated c o st Is $3 - am ou n ts o f m oney
room s w ere not touched. The th ie f
701.79.
The D eligh t valley road is part or thieve« broke in to one room
of a con tem p lated secon d ary h ig h ­ tw ice, probably being fooled by a
way from C ottage G rove to Spring- second door to the sa m e room. In
field on the e a st sid e o f the W ll- i the d om estic scien ce d epartm en t
lam ette, but on ly the portion In the m arauders helped th em selves
D eligh t valley lias yet been con- | to lunch.
The several resid en ces w ere ran­
structed.
sacked. e vid en tly for m oney, but
little or n oth in g wa« taken.
Several th e fts o f c h ick en s h ave
also been reported du rin g the
week.
E d ito r ia l G arden
Serving Table
e
Both Eugeni) High and Gor
Vallu High Toko 0. 0 .
la r
w as absetit from echool lust week
„ „ a c c o -n t of a sprained arm.
D ick D eere and Eldon G rable.
fresh m en , w ithdrew from
school
, t wc<>k
fresh m an , w n . ab-
!’“nt ■*verBl dnv" 1“ *t WP’‘h duc
,O
Lorraine Jean Cherry. Junior. r>-
T w enty-on e m em b ers o f the C ot­
■ tage G rove B allad eers sung at a
candlelight
service Sunday
eve­
All m ilk d ealers in O regon wore
en in g Cand* allgnln«n* th e ‘ c o t U g e
Andrey H un t, Junior, returned to ning at the C entral P resb yterian
required to be licen sed by January
T hose
w ho
G rove-Lorane road one Is straigh t-
The receipts, w ith other docu- echool last w eek a fter sp en d in g a church In E ugen e.
19, a ccord in g to a sta te m en t m ade
m ail« tlie trip w ere A lvin H odg­
en ln g and w id en in g the B ow river m cn t*. w<*re kept In an old box In w eek w ith friend s In C alifornia,
by E. G. H arlan, chalrm un o f the
son,
S
ch
ofield
S
tew
art,
C.
E.
road and the third Is add ition al "L,I,Ch . l i”
m an u factu rers
had
O regon m ilk control hoard. T hose
shipped plug ch ew in g tobacco. The
S tiou p , M C. H ick en b ottom . D. A.
w h o have not secured lic e n se s are
work on the Cedar creek road.
lid w as from a board bearing the
E m erson, A rthur Bauder, S. L.
o p eratin g Illegally.
nam e o f M arlon F ruit Jar and
M ackln. D on n ell A llen, C h ester A l­
"To m ake It easier
for
m ilk
Mrs. W ill Hall DI««,
___
_
len, Hen S an ford , M urnard E n g ­
B ottle Co., a firm probably not
d eniers through out the sta te, tem ­
Word has been received here o f m,«y e x istin g
land,
W orth H arvey, Loren H ar-
porary arra n g em en ts have
been
the death M onday o f Mrs. W illiam
i
.
vsy , E u gen e D ove, C. E. U m phrev,
m ade for local cham bers o f com ­
H all Sr. of G lendale, Cal., for a
Mr B" nd w a" ona o f lhoae plt>
A. J. A rnies, R . A. Trank, R ead
m erce. civic org a n isa tio n s and city
nutnber o f years a reslJ en t o f ne,r, t w ho “ ava - “ Dport to m any
The ed itor has been giv in g lot« H em enw ay. F. L. G ran nis
and
o ffic ia ls to han dle the app lication
C ottage G rove before goin g to Cal- ^L°r.,h X m ovem ents. R eceip ts sh ow ()f sp are to flow ers and vegetab les C larence M adden.
form s, w hich m ay be secured here
Ifornln a num ber o f years
ago ,haA. , , contributed su b stan tially that oth ers have grow n, but has
at the o ffice o f Klhert Bede, secre­
S u rvivin g
are the husband and a 1? ,h c 1
e,r*,1.tv of O r<'K‘,n. *»> 'h e neglected his own
garden
The
tary o f the ch am ber o f com m erce.
E ugene D iv in ity school, to Chris- | other day the editorial w ife an-
son, W illiam Jr.
tlan college at M onm outh and to nounced that carrots and turnips
the subsidy fund for the O regon for d in n er w ere from the editorial
«17, (MM) Is Paid CWA W orkers.
| garden. T he editor had not seen
Persona on the CWA payrolls In A C aliforn ia railroad,
_
___________
E xcise and Incom e taxes were It for several m onths,
but
the
U n e county last w eek totalled
11X11 and the am oun t paid In w ages al»° know n In the early d ays a vegetab les kept on g row in g w ith
There w ere 21 fire calls,
tw o
tia,082.Hft. A total o f 29,801 m an r®f"lpt «luted Septem ber 11. lHflfl, In [ o it his care.
hours w ere reported bv m em bers f ° r «’xclse tax on Incom e for 18(19.
The editorial w ife a lso annotinc- com plete loss resid en ce fires, one
ed that d a ffo d ils In the name gar­ cur flro and tw o resid en ce fires
pald to the federal govern m en t.
o f the several crew s.
Carrol Breeae. son o f Mr. and
Mrs. O. V. B reese o f th is city, has
E vid en tly the b u sin ess of payin g ' den w ere th rea ten in g to break In­ ou tsid e the city lim its d u rin g the
y ear 1933, accord in g to the report
been nam ed "period o f train in g
S t e r n S c o ttis h J u s tic e
with cou n ty w arran ts Is not new, to bloom .
o f O. V. B reese, city recorder. A
hon or man," a ccord in g to a letter
Although Ills sonie favored hie for tho early tax receip ts provided
hundred feet o f hose, co stin g «89,
LtnnlM-r O utput In creases.
to th e p aren ts from the U. 8.
of
Mo,
&
’S»!
S eattle, Jan. 12. - A total o f 178 w as purchased.
n avy tra in in g base at San D iego.
dow
n
and
op
eratin
g
lum
ber
m
ills
solhnrgh, Scotland, was arrested.
H on or m en are selected because
W hile m any of the receip ts given produced 97,008,180 hoard feet In
Sh ow b oat C om ing to CCC.
o f n eat personal app earance, Initia­
pleaded guilty and win lined fop Mr, Rond had sp aces for fillin g In the
"showboat"
w eek en d in g Janu ary 8. an In- j The fo rest service
tiv e and th eir a b ility to
profit
"trndlng with a w eighing m achine d escrip tion o f property, m any of crease of app roxim ately 13,000,000' ed u cation al truck equipped w ith
from Instruction. A s there are 13«
the
receipts
wore
m
erely
In
full
which
wag
false
and
on]ti«LH
p icture
projectors
and
feet over the preceding w eek, the m otion
m en In a com pany, to be selected
for tax. m ak in g It d ifficu lt to de­ W est C oast L um berm en's a sso cia ­ e<iulpntent w ill v isit G unter and
as th e o u tsta n d in g m em ber Is con ­
term ine that Mr. Rond’s taxes In tion ann oun ced today.
B
rice
creek
CCC
cam
ps
the
com
­
sidered a sign al honor.
later years were not also on other
A m e ric a 's F irs t O rg a a
N ew b u sin ess w as reported at ing w eek. It w ill be a t G unter
The first organ built In the United plecPa o f Property, but the num ber 93,131,173 board feet, a g a in st sh ip ­ W ednesday and at B rice
creek
It Is estim a ted th at «490,000,000 Is utntne
Bcr«ii AppAArs often enough to
States w as that by M atthias Zlm- n,aUl, n rnther certain that all the m en ts o f 10.810,801. The unfilled Thursday.
| hidden In gold trin kets.
4 BETTE« OOMS AUJM4,
order file a t the m ills stood at
( OLD MAM « BttL ABO
B rother and siste r m arriages were merman, I 111 Indelpnlii carpenter and reoelptH cover the aam e tract.
Box L etter F ile s 8 en tln el.
289,199,181 board feet, an InciWase
W ner. som e tim e before 1787
| m 1881 the sh er iff m ade a ro- of 7,000.000 over the w eek previous.
num
erous In E gyp tian fam ilies
Inoom s T ax R ecords. S en tin el
Crip
wtu. SB VWERfi,
Milk Dealers Required
To Secure Licenses
LIONS SUFFER FIRST
DEFEAT Of THIS YEAR
Women to
Form Federation.
W om en's clubs o f the c ity have
been ask ed to have rep re se n ta tiv es
a t a m eetin g to be held a t 10:30
F rid ay at the E ugene ch am ber of
com m erce. The purpose Is the or­
gan ization o f a county federation
and d iscu ssion of a c tiv itie s o f the
clubs.
H orses on O regon fa r m s d ecrea s­
ed from 29,000 In 1920 to 17,000 In
1930.
Subscription
R a te Goes U p
C osts of producing a paper
con tin u e to
Increase.
W ages
everyw here have gone up. w ith
the result th at there h as been
a recent ad van ce in the price
of print paper. The c o st
of
type m etal le up. Insurance
lu te s are up. rent h as advan ced
and practically e v ery th in g th at
goes Into m aking a paper Is
high er than It has been for
several years.
The Inevitable resu lt is an ad­
vance In su bscrip tion price, but
the ad van ce decided upon a t
th is tim e w ill be a m oderate
one. only 29 c en ts the year,
m ak in g the rate «1.79. w hich
is the rate th at prevailed a
year ago. T his rate w ill becom e
e ffe c tiv e February 1.
T H E S E N T IN E L
Y our O w n H om e Nenvepoper