„ of O Ubi HJ
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