The Cottage Grove sentinel., February 15, 1934, Image 1

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COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY OREGON, THI. MADAY, EE.HKUAKY IS. 1934
VOLUME X l.l.
HARRY NEET. DRIVER C C C Entertainers Are
M ™ Ì by
DEATH DEALING CAR.
EXONERATED BY JURY
L ondon F irst W ith
Achievement Day
WINS AT HOME
LOSES AfCOHVALLIS
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D o n d o li
« ch o o l
oh»«rv«d
A cX n«v«iu«nl Uay o u e ‘la y iu«l w eek
<i*U wan Ih« lir»L « c h o o i ih th e
SOUTH LANE ELECTION
BOARDS ARE SELECTED
n it conni f o n
" n ™“:;:.” ™« hhfpiis « s
Floyd Nolta Featured
Election board official» for south
Applicant» Have to Show Need
drove boy la
Lion» Tltku Baaketbttll Oamea cuuuty lo Uo ao Im» year, accord- Lane, to serve two year« have A
A f o former
r i in Cottage
the
following
story
An unexpected number was In­
and Lack of Support
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cluded In the program of Cottage
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Unlvenity
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From Any Source.
d rove volunteer ontvrtalner» who
e n u r ta p o e te i» sample boards of Anna Rwanson. E ffie
Knowlea,
E loyd (Speed! Nolta hold« Ü1«
Early Moruluu F or 1» Bluined went to Uric« ct«ek CCC camp
and St. Mary’».
most
an-m
in
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Thursday night lust to give an
- a ...
* . lueutu’led
i . . / t e e . i tree*, r..(iLMLuoi«
of being the moe
p
n » of
footstool». Huale
Susie Garoutte
Garoutte Grace
Grace Brund.
Brund fScc- . honor
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The moat difficult problem ever
reeideui
northern ___________
Cahíornla.
entertainm ent program. When the
for Aooldent That Kill»
e q u a le d PoaiUrt, d o o i elo p e, necktie ond Board, Myrtle McEarland, E
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Ora
Fioyd
owns 'wo airplanes and put up to the county court 1» that
party - . started
for
home
It
was
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The Cottage d rove high Lion» l a c M Mild m vuriiAy of uth«i uiu- A. Gl«*«on, Anna Offlc«by
Veatch. Cha».' Bhlnn. when he « not flying be 1» pump- of allocating payments to be made
Pudustriitn
found Unit u slide, the result of wo|( lw(j ^ a e t b a l l game» played clue. Mi. Kuenner presentad eev han?"'MyitIe
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e service
e e u ln i.
u
tu fin n
t in
il
station
unuer the old age pension law. The
nut i «in« and of blasting, had t home la»t week end and lost
Alii- *“ __
« Ka* a l I biH
i Fay y <».
a
eia
l
club
film
s
and
made
a
num
court realizes that, regardless of
him Ur. the r o a ‘ 1 I' w a . I o < lor k one pluyed at Corvallis.
our ut awards. A number OX
painstaking investigations
Toxtluiouy at InquoHt Uonlhct before machinery from the camp Wednesday night University high eut»
were present, rue lolioi
be made, regardless of how
had ulcered away th# dirt, hut Ih» win defeated 22-18. The Lion» took
given: fla g »a.
w
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may
be in the distribution,
entire party, chaperoned by l’rln-
ing; Verdict 1» Unavoid­
lead of 8-0 in the first quarter P
A m enca.
America.
a il, »o‘*g, o»liunder, Pearl Nelson,
»«»'
¡ew“ di'u*ri by*copping it » going to be subjected to
clpal E L. Grannis, «pent a plea»- abJ bal(1 u conalalently. U. high an, song,
school, Smith, Clara Burkholder. Oliver
f jc a race. From that time severe criticism from those whose
able Accident.
ant hour or two In the officer«
. . ( »core
t»<jt.ta first and u tegou , My Oregon,
Melodic».
school or- Veatch.
» _ n i i u« i on his friends called him S p eed '. petition» are rejected and from
quarter
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cis. Daren t« and other» her» Ullfd quarter»
rallied In the "American
enusua;
4-il
club
pledge,
Georg-
Collage
Grove
No.
3.—Olive
L.
r»«bi«nd Or« those who feel that they have not
quarter’ to "score U pointa, Dugan; club song«., boys,
o u n g Bede, Grayce 8. Cruson, Ruby C.
N olta was bo“ ‘ *V
^-en as hbeially treated a » o th e r s,
Ilcisch el UMuinn. 17 Hpilngflrld, w ire notified bv telephon» of the
predicament
of
the
entertainer«.
lacking
only
four
of
enough
to
tie
tn e ««¿od O ld 4-rl Sign,
clubs. Wynne, Ethel M. Mackln, Jess!« He attended school a t
Cottage “
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was killed .a lly Humiuy morning
Thoee in the purly were the high : tb acJra
Club»
for
Me,
seventh
a
n
d
Matthews.
-Second
Board!
—
Chet
Grove,
where
he
Ulayed
foottaill
th,®r^ L d ^ e « nenalons
when lie and two companions weie school girls' eextet. In charge or
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Jorgensen,
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»truck by a car driven by I ta lly Mias Myrtle Kent, with their ac- j
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Uni R i t*
Neat of C ollage Urove uh Pacific CO1
,„#1, M1„ U aoigelta Know!
T in k le « U1*
c lu t ,I v lo h u d u e t,
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Vlce
but
u
was
not
until
he
greater
than
that
of
the antiquated
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u Ougan,
highway Just
Juat east of Ju d k m . |l|ld ' Ml„, Erunc. , Mackln. who Cox.
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r T « - r « Howard.
uur»«k reading. Cruson.
" ^ t a g e Grove No. L - N. E. X h e ' d “ San Diego that he saw system for
potnl. O'Mulnii a wtep aleter, Ixila K« vp piano number«- The program Short! Idg». k
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6 Stafford
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O ¿eautiful." achooL Glass. Mabel E. Chambers. Jean E h-s first airplane, in W2(! he came has
X ^ d , td e x £ £ ^
Bench, 16, eualainvd coucuaaion of wax concluded with a number of Korn 4
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the bi ain and aei loua face iacera high echool «otiga after which
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Bone and Glen Kaemuaaen. 17, euf CCC talent complied with r«qu«»t« Kein —
Safley. R o«, Parker. Elsie C um n. cham e t w M W «» air « r o u * that ^ ^ T Í h ^ ^ X n t Ü ^ V o ’r ^ ir-
3 Sowur-l, Rex
fered concuaeion of the brain, lac that they alao furniah entertain­ Shaw. 2
S_____ 2 Golden
came tne '’hLL.al'^rice field. From tanment of taxes, initead of addP
Nnnie Petrie, Chas. 8. Cochran.
ei attune and conlualone.
ment.
8______ 2 Booth
Brumbaugh— James Debow, Al­ from
A fourth member of the gtoup,
8._______ Cady
that time on he became active in tions thereto.
bert 8. Lancaster, Florence
A. air circles and has done his share
Arthur Bench, waa not hit in the
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The county could not possibly
Wbipps,
In
s
Erazee,
Harry
Castle.
accident. Nvet waa attempting to
to help stage several air carnivals finance old age pensions for ail
Friday night Si. Mary's of Eu-
Culp Creek — B. F. McCollum, In
paaa a car and due to (lie thick
Willows.
the
applicants who imva asked for
guiie was defeated 25 IS. 1 h<* score
Virgil Damewood, Pearl Thoma-
fog, he eahi, did not ace the pe-
N olta has 3000 flying hours to such pensions, m aking it neceasaiy
was close throughout the entire
Uregon
Alpha
chapter
I
Eugene!
gn,..
jjeith
a
E.
Smith.
Raymond
E.
dratriana until ba waa upon thorn
his credit. H e was the first air to use a true tooth comb in mak-
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The four were walking on the
patrolman in Glenn oounty. Floyd m g tne investigations required by
the end of m e nan
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nt PotLuku Grove nigh
Dorena —C. J. Howard, Isaac O. is the only aviator In northern : iaw to learn wnether applicants
proper aide of tt»e highway toward
W’ r’'tarbsl* ta ° th ir,s ’ ion d yhalf° whlta ic h to l students Monday evening at Land. C. D. VanVahn, R. H. Shear.
.Springfield and w«ie struck by
California who uses his airplanes oave any m eans of support, or
That there usually 1» so..... kind The“ “ L loh."piled up X2" The only
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« ^ t a / n X S b v^ ’u e " I i otkam
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^ i.rvxs
a w Mtt«A
l e /l«tZ
v . V
Neet while he waa on the left
to O «VW
sow I rice
fields.
nave iClAtiroo
relatives fvoKVimiM.o
responsible aw.
lo i and
Mr« F ^
ICC L
ICI'ZO. Last j year
xp—* 40,- uavc
aide of the road. Neel declared
A i/r7ii vokhm Mr«’
acrea of rice were planted by capable of giving support Many
fly lii the ointment 1» lllus- score for the Saluta in the final c n a p w
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applicants will have to be complete­
th
pav
ly rex used because of lack of
insisted
xunda and oecauae of failure to
walking
hug » w Uie ueeu of oucn peneiona,
of
and pensions to be paid will have
to be at the absolute xxunimuxn. A
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Myers
gram
which
follows
was
the
Gan
W
lnecoff,
Emma
G.
Kelly
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gen u in e exfort 10 being made to
tluee. N eel told police, be swung
(jMyg
after due date bcfoie Hhortrldg ge o
.
Nolan ulu of Lite": Darkness (welcome ham Jones, Lillie Sutherland.
Ill
UL
U L L) I L I I U U L II pay exactly tne sam e am ount to
back to the right side of the h ig h m ierest wae charged. Under the 1 horeeoh
L o ra n a -E E. Earman,
Ethel
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every pemuoner m the sam e c la a. -i
way In an attem pt to avoid the now ¡Bw lhl, cannot be done. The Shaw ’ » • 2 ----- U----- — 2 N u « e aduressl. Gayle Lmdamood; "Tai
riherrv"”5 ~ ~ 8 ______ Schaefer low
(em phasizing service!. Paul Lynch, N ettie Moore, John Skel-
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accident and amaehed into tl
Aa is usual waen government
reason 1» that, under the quarterly Dusenberry. 6 — 8
Frederlco
Plank,
'
Wick”
(em
phasizing
*e*d;
tou.
C.
C.
Davis.
rear of the car he waa atleuipUbk payment plan, payments come so Horn,
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"Something frequently has to be funds are to be disbursed, many
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R
iver—J.
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Cooley.
Mamie
S .U ¿ U
night the U o n scnuiurMUipi,
. w_.r. arstUp!., »«*. Mr. Knox
B “c‘” Beidler
t a ^ h i Dorothy
p ^ “« : . C. Arnest, (loi.e to stir the interest of those uot In dire need of funus have ap-
to paaa. driven by A. N Brooka of ii.-iu
frrquentty
shy leeway were
* y iAti.nnasizink
u —..v that
«j.«. If
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Wendiing
ahowed payments would run Into defeated
¿’ a u n "
“Flame"
(em phasizing Mary C. Snauer. Claude R. Arne, wno would be expected to be most pUed while many who could show
Lione appeared to be tired out G an- •
, j^nsey;
Saginaw —Clyde E. Wright, Ma- Interested," Rev. W. Earl Cochran, need have been to proud to apply.
At a coroner a Inqueat held 1 uce- each other.
r*inlh
w eieys|P
ta " Brigntneas
ut conducting evangehstic
w h ila tne court may pay aum gn
day atale police ehowrd a map of
v nuer tn e q u a r te r ly payment
p a y m e n t f,rU
V.TT"
~ ^hlWw
u’ ' “ita’ a n ’ a d* w«ra~
a lo ow*
w in
ttru tbtn eaa ' (expression of appre- non Deoow, Lester G. Porter, Au- who
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road on which locations
o
fc
a
ia
j
taxes
are
due
March
15.
June
during
the
we
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a
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,
cxation)
Mlaa
Young.
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1ft.
V k . .e e o n d haU Ctatmn) Ml»s
brey B. w ólíard , John JolL
m eetings at the Baptist chinch
»kt! a month to a pensioner.
.s
J
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.ir
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n
.
involved
werr
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getting
atarted.
I
he
second
nan
ciau
on
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d
p e d e str ia n »
ln \o lv » d
w e n (3 .qeplem bsr 15 and Decrnibsr 1ft K*
J*1“
, ,ullM it.tt,iin g
, ,
' .„...«ted were elected by
Uhk Creek—A Woolcott, George told tne chamber of commerce at v£
{ew paym ent, will reacn that
rgp___
s r and
a turned . 2 » ^
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M • feet
h i.,,n g . and O'Muinn w a , thrown on ,a ll taxta
lnJ U
y‘1 « X t a / t a 2*’i ’
of the m inutes of the body in ed to receive the maximum, but
upon leadership, scholarship, ser-
,« ! fZ t. It w as Shown , , ...meh
« ’ d . V t e f o r . “ d i." a tahata
which persons who were financial wno were unable to anow tne need,
he
lineups:
vice
and
cnaracter.
E
titeen
per
losers through lack of flood con­ are going to be disappointed. Pen­
gitl was Jhrown W f ^ t and Ha»-
„ B„owrd on , hat
C G. 2(1
Corvalll» 27
c<ot of the senior class is eligible
trol of the W illamette showed no sio n . are to be paid only to per­
muasen nine fe e t The officer eald
•
„«„m .nt
StaTThad ‘ÜL ‘ev’ d.iioe’ oTT’iquor un 1d*rterly P*>hntant.____
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6 t'Bl teri on and ft per cent may he second
interest In doing anything to help so n . wno — — m eet residence and
Dusenberry, 4 __ F - . _ 2 Sandoz k#uie8ler junior», 'loose initiated
themselves.
age qualifications and are without
hla braath
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Ke:»er
were:
Genevieve
Coblentx,
Tom
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Shortildge,
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Rev. Cochran commented upon tunds or other m eans of support.
Ml. and Mr». A. N. Brooke.
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Robinson
qox
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Dugan,
Edna
Grubb.
Hel-
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O_
Horn,
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„ i.u the need of persons or organiza- or wfl0 Qave no cnildren or other
whose cat was struck lightly by
I! Dally e„ Hansen, Marion Johnson, Rob-
tions such as tne cnamber to keep ¡ prisons able to nelp them. Under
Shaw, 2 ------- — G-
N est’s, ' eald they heard the Im
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‘ 2, il rOW'„‘ erl Ken»«- OaY18 Lindamooc, Har- a bouquet of violet, honoring her trsons working for their own In-1 , . re„on ^w s, husbands or wives.
lraoy —
pact o f the Cottage Urove man «
Iboreson
.
Johnso
ol(j
Mackm,
Maurlne
Shearer,
Miss
on
her
birthday
anniversary
at
the
tetea[a
the interests of their aona u n m a r ried daugntors, broth-
car. a hissing noise of eliding tiro»
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Young, advisor. Vera Gilham w as Girls' League council supper Tues- co£nmuniuea. He commented upon era -n a siatets are Regans respon-
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and the thump against their ma
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chin» in quick »uccesalon. They
On these bright, »unny day» the
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k TI d T lo b M ve bt ' en ? nl U aled bul wa * U ’ day ot I“ 1 * eek ln *?.e d0“ es^ the difference in characteristics of albie ior ^are of tneir relatives,
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attend. sc‘®n?J. lu"ch
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residents ot the capital city and of Coitaequeutly before an application
•aid they had glimpsed the young rule of the oul of-door« la v«ry
High school faculty members and Miss Stephens gave talks on aucb clu es as Cottage Grove, where j ^ y be passed upon, it is neces-
people walking along, hut in the »trong. yet one Is apt to find the
attending the banquet were Miss St. Valentine a day.
there is no inclination on the part aai~v to have a sworn affid avit of
fog did not distinguish how ni.inv »oil of the garden too wet too p .«■
> II fl IP
there w eie not whether they »(•(-• work in Why not take a walk In I uh |V 1 |. r ll H I 11 II II I I
Young, Miss Kern, Mr. Emerson,
The CWA Project ‘n
of residents to feel that their city
relatives legally responsible re­
ar,
d
Mr.
Grannis.
Eugene
faculty
has
been
approved
In
schoo
giv-
ah 0Um be looked up to because of I turned io the commission.
on the pavement. They believed, the wood» and In th» word» of the (J,
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U fid a v iu have been .low
however, sem e of the group were poet’
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on the pavement.
"Hunt for the thought» that throng
state governm ent and being of un-
retuim ng. resuluug in delay in
k
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k
.
bookkeeping
at
n
ig
h
t
The
instruc-
Arthur Bench, brother of l-ol»
th» wood».
usual im portance in affairs of the j alarunK payments.
l “ 'e are only about 1U00 of the tor. who was signed by contract, g(ate
Bench, and stepbrother of the
The dreatn» that haunt the sky.
Fayuients are expected to start
chapters
in
the
is
not
able
to
take
up
the
wore
Kev. Cochran is a relative of the
U 'U u ln n b oy, declared all four o f There are thougnt» that moan from
honor society
in March.
because
of
Illness.
If
»“
otber
in-
eer
Cochran
fam
ily
of
this
the «oul of the pin®.
Cottage Qrove 1» to have a l United States.
the vounu folk» were off the pave­
-
structor can be obtained the work
And thoughts In the flower bell ieailt on, candidate In the May
ment al'd on the gravel ahould-r
will start.
a j .
a
There waa an attendance of 29
a
„ „ substantiated
. . . _________ by Mrs.
curled;
primarle». G. W. McE'arland
of
Thia
wa»
The following stu d en t, went on at Tueada?» luncheon.
Dixie Edward» of Roseburg, who The thought» that are blown with j^rane route has signified hl» m-
a
G.
A.
A.
hike
to
the
old
orchard
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wa» In another car pas«i -l by
th» »cent of the fern.
tenllon to be a candidate for coun-
Sunday afternoon:
a^U«*v»cajr
caa u v a • • w — .
Florence
a »w a
Spies,
#
- ,
fqeet.
Are a» new and as old ae the
comm issioner to »uceed O. E.
Mae Aubrey, Blanch
Paquette, P i i l I p E c A r e G h l S e i l I l f f
Neet »aid he was going 35 or
world.
Crowe, who was a resident of Lo­
Rutti Stowell, Helen Ross, Ellen l U l l C l i J a l C O l l l O G A i i i ^
tt! mile» an hour ue he attempted go awav for the hunt In the fern- runu when elected to the position,
Bird. Margaret Wilson, Roetta
to pa»«
the Brook« car. and that
»c»nted wood,
Mr. Crowe has not »aid whether
Aubrey and Jane S tow ell
h i put
on his brakes a» «oon a» Till the going down
of the «un; 0 not h# wlll be a candidate. With
The girls basketball teams were
Seattle, Feb. 10.—A total oí 5Ó3
h» »aw th» pi-letrlan». They w e ie Thera I» plenty of gam» «till left Q,eae
two as the only
—
- «: candidates,
irnl rsnre-
The sales tax Is becoming rather choaen Friday. The first team s are
m ills m Oregon and Washington,
on the
pavement traveling In the
| n the wood
ti south Lane will
asi
tai uS
kmirt?
popular In California^, According- to
followB; Faye Woül
M rion
{'.’ •L---- o' TiiT- on«»i«nd hanker “
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m . G. Fry, living on the Mrs. wtucb reported to the W est Coast
same direction he took, he claim 'd
For the hunter who has no gun. se„tutlon In the court.
h ’ "nv a few S? re“8on'
Anna Burgees place at Saginaw. ; t Lumoermen s association
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McFarland la a member of one K? berL
for the
she is loving. of the earliest of pioneer fam ilies Who
L,
v’ls n 'tt/th e ^uullu ti*' i? r x a ld "’A iBlan jll»e,ta }2 ^ Unnr' may have to plow und*r e.v ery week ended Feoruary 3, produced
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'Nature 1» sage
here
I
s
a
spirit
anij
ia
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board
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lumber.
of the youngster», were on the „]1C j, {,eo, because there
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m - ñ r *. I n is was an increase of approxl-
highway
.
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breathing
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never
held ■
C kanea
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It Is unusual for pullets to lay rnately 4,lKX!,tMX! feet over the pre­
.
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" h e’ /ury w a. out 20 minutes to ^ i f n i’un' her form«; and »peaks f b u t ha» always taken an ac-
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since"
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ThrrÆ „ le
. . tlve Interest In county affairs.
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utleranc„
*a " • , - “¿ . Z aUon
ceding week. The average produc­
limited as to number of eggs, have tion of Uns group of saw m ills m
the faco of nature beautiful; her h ,« been n member of the county ^ ntba u
been gen
oldent.
taken
to
chiseling
by
laying
ail
iy34 has been 71,132,501 feet. Dur­
voice» mu»lc. and her various budRet com m ittee and ha» been
, tPd as a real relief measure,
double-yolked eggs that measure ing the same period in 1933 their
t /i/u d VVonli |q i Ihqprvcil movement» decked with R™8®- *’ active In the affairs of the Soy’-h nj lb lRX of a penny. or a few
about seven inches In circumfer- average weekly production w as
□COUt >VeCK IS U U S C lW U u cb a|.ncte riatlcallv when nature
Taxpayer«' league from the a "“ “ ,e
e”‘cb purchase 1» paid
ence each way. The pulieta are of
4^44.90 feet.
.. .1 i L . i . i . i i i . i l i i u i v appears but mattor, Inert ns Inertia time of It» Inception.
some such jocular remark as
the Hollywood Brownell strain and
2»ew business reported last week
O rg a n iz a tio n s „ ‘„„J, lhat
H «tiff, ungraceful
Mr. Crowe ha» made a splendid
“.°‘ ae
®£n" for Jimmie." re-
are eight months old. The baby b
mlba waa g2,67S,U4 board
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In her motion. When the creating racord as commlesloner and will
_
• to j amea R Olph, governor.
chicks were purchased from Bert i£et against a producUon of 75,679,-
National bov scout week. Erl- or revealing spirit sh a l‘e®
, fca; not be easy to dteplace.
incidentally.
Oregonians
who
Hands of this city.
feet and shipm ents of 61,768,728
day February «. to W ednesday, ture«. or sends out ntt anim ating
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)a k e purchaaM in California, find
feet. Shipm ents were under pro-
February 14. was observed by glow Into her countenance, or free-
shorty Rex Start« Bualneaa.
added to their Invoices.
The season's outstanding boxing
niobllixatlon of bov scou t, of the ly bend, her Inert lim b., then .h e
..sh orty.. Rex Is featured in a
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auction by 18.4 per cent and cur-
card has been ar-
|*OCOI)X Issue
ieSUe of
vX the
tilG Gunter
LjrU**vvi Gazette,
\jtuivtt»,
, «
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w restling
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_ sales
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Feb. 13.—Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Van
' rent
were
over production
city at y o ’clock Saturday morn- le beautiful.”
recent
for t next
Wednesday
eve- Schotack
mimeographed
newspaper
published
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visited'
Sunday
"by
per cent. Ordert booked
lna at the Methodist church to
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Gunter lCB™p,
camp.
¿ h ™ . »gncM tatal club A with their son Clifford and fam- last week by this group of ldenti-
hear a apocial talk over th« radio
.
/ ' ' L . , , , ( r „ c G k m v n by the CCC boys of <fui?ter
hv ¡’resident Roosevelt, by a «p«- S t y l e C - h i i n i t C S o n O V V ll
"Shorty" (Llewellyn) R ex is not
„ „ tki
« u “(I ‘tches Uv.
were under
a
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bclV
p ^ t° ta e ^ h “ borS
“ Mrs. Fay Isom of Cottage Grove cal
week m iiu
¿y 15.U00.0110
feet the or preceding
1533 per
’ - scout church
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satisfied with having a CCC job
cfal
eervlce
at » 5
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o'clock Sunday at the Methodist
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hutaT
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evening
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ith
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he
unfilled
order
file
stood at
v i l l i I j ILUH U
boy hav6 established a laun­
church, by a parent and »on cover­
enriched
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dry
at
the
camp.
Prices
are
go
ed dl«h dinner Wednesday evening
In the Methodist church dtnln
preceding week.
room and by w.ndow displays ai
Graber-Getty» and
the
Stutges by
garage, o th er churches of the city hedge
roooernted with
the
Methodist home
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churoh at the ft o'clock service and p|ed by the George Stowell family
minor girls and N. DeYoung paid
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Mooney and brother, Ed and Carl Yancy,
a , „ fine
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amount . for _ selling
(cColore<i) 185
visited Sunday w ith Mrs. Susie
Rev. Jnnies A. Smith of the Pre»
An Oioctrotvpe Is a plate usod bv
Chine»« Missionary to Speak.
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C . G,). Ga^routt^in C oU ag^G rove.
byterlan church »poke on "Seoul- newspaper» «0 lllustrato advsrtls-
Rev Weahe of Tientsin, China, tbe beer that the men gave to the
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ing with Jesus." Murnurd England | n„ or news stories. This electro- wm »peak at 7:30 Friday evening girls, in return for his pleading
''
E* J Hogan (CCC), 128;
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mayben
sang a solo and scouts had un (ype »howed the Interior of a gro- a t the Free Methodist church. Rev. Kuntv to that charge, two other
pieqard (C. G.). 160, vs. G. visited Sunday In Creswell at the
c«rv
"»tore
and
was
probably
25
vv’e»he
1«
unde»
the
sponsorship
of
charge«
of
selling
beer
to
men
h
lo>^
oe^»CCC)
160
^Tom'spriuikTe
home
of Mrs Mayben’s son, Er-
There were eleven births and
active part In the service.
one death during January, accord-
voars of age. The interior of the
mis«ionary department of under the Influence of liquor were <f;
143 ’
’j
q
Halsey neat Hickson
.
..
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AlinlmUt
With
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L
M.»l-n«1
oocA^latlnn
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<CCC)'"l437' Glenn Swanson (C. | Mrs. Fred Kelly entertained Sun- ing to the report of Dr. C. E.
New NKA Insignia Available.
¡¡¡tore w»»"ln strange contrast with ï bc “National Hoilness" association dropped
r ' I 135 VS ' v W Hammer (CCC), day in honor of her husbands Frost, city health officer. Of the
Those reuulrlng new blue engles the Intorlor of a grocery store of and waa |n ch in a about eight
G.),
135. vs. V. W. Hammer i w v i . birY
anniversary. Those pres- births, six were fem ales and five
or other Insignia of the recovery today. Only one customer was yonrs m » brother, who Is a phy-
lai>'
ent were Mr. and Mrs. George were males. The death w as a fe-
nrogram to replace thoa.i that hnve shown and she was wearing a hat S|c)ani was kidnepped and held by
Currin.
and Charles
Mrs. John McKIbben
Sanders. ' male.
No for
Infectious
diseases were
become dilapidated or lost, may about the slxe of a bushel basket, bandits for some time. Rev. W eshe
n m ? t a ^ X £ t a l i n i r dU33,- M
r."and Mr. Mrs.
reported
the month.
secure sam e through the postofflce,
The electrotype was found bv wln »peak on the political sltua-
425.MI we“e closed in Lane county of Cottage Grove. Ceford Garoutte
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whlch h a . a supply sufficient to Robert Lowry, who I» " 01vk %K,™ tlon and varloue other things.
a federal
reaerai neodetlc
geuu’ m .«'VrveY-_
during the month of January, ac- and H arvey K«Uy.
m««t all ordinary demands.
a
made here, while trimming the
Double Header Ball Game.
cording to the monthly return
Frank McHugill and M r a n i
A double heador will be played I
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prepared by John B. Bell for Mrs. Earl H igginbotham and chll-
hedge at the Stowell home.
Holding Uampany to M eet
at the high echool gymnasium at
A
number
of
students
in
the
George
C.
Haas,
deputy
govem
er
dren
spent Sunday at the Cooper
The annual meeting of the stock­
frX Mg°oU
E l Vresbyterhui
d ^ a T r d - Elders
X « ^ Meet.
ta ^ r c . ^
e
"
t ^
r
high -H
o o . dramatic« c class
l.s e will go of
or „ the farm credit administrator, home in Dorena._______
echool
.
holders of the Bennett oC
Creek
Hold
ing
company,
coume.
w ,l.-h e owner
held at 8 o’clock bylcrlan church met Tuesday eve, m e « the b• U rv A ¿earn from ^ X y C, ta give several short ,113.448.75._____________
To Make • Hole io One
The Cottage Grove band will
K
’bYr. eVO ? f ! ^ . ' na n r d | fr X ^ "p X % X e K ^ o f the church wll, meet a CorvaHle team
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American golfers tn Manchuria sponsor a program at 7:30 Tuesday
; ski,»
and a one-act play. They
Farce-Comedv Freeented.
I be accompanied bv their instructor,
have to go armed as a precaution evening, February 27, in the Arcade
The Athenian club presented a
1 Miss Margaret Turner, and D. A.
are to be elected
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F.
CHAPTER OF NATIONAL
QUARTERLYTAXCHECKS
RLl I d lin ilL lJ
a
I High S School Notes
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G a r d e n C lu b i
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»inrini
11.
SALES TAX BECOMING
LIKED IN CALIFORNIA
On N RA Program
SLIGHTLY ABOVE CUT
u Local
■
By
Net City S3 00
— —-
B irth s , 1 D eath
During Month
a
TO BRICE CREEK CAMP
y o'* r ny mw
A Smith
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r w»r»nfVt«i
- . '
_«i__ _ ai »* •«<•«»♦
s s , ; ; « - ,~ s
pairs are now under w ay'
THE FEATHERHEADS
Ray Trask had lota of fun Hun-
ay splashing w ater on No.
3-
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s
ja r
k ~ Mfc . ™ , , k . , w i i T . Ä
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Ruth Rlssue and Unavee W hitsett, so details can not be given.
Band Is to Sponsor
Vaudeville
x : " ” ""*
band numbers and other music.