V. oí O. Library
VOLUME XLI
COTTAGE GROVE. LANE COUNTY OREGON,
ÄTHLETIC SMOKED ADDS
TD BATTERY MESS FUND
VOTED HUGE SUCCESS
HU RSDAY. APRIL 1!». 1934.
Whiskcrs Are Big Ad Fir 432 Years of Age
For Leg,on Show i Cut by Bohemia
NUMBER
SEVERAL REAL ESTATE
COTTAGE GROVE WINS
FIRST BASEBALL CAME
If the “Wild Days of ’49" show.
Dorena. April 18.—(Special.) — A
to be presented next week bv the fir that was well along in years
s a t''4 l
Real estate here has shown un­
American
Legion,
is
not
attended
when
America was taken away
The
mess
fund
for
battery
“E”
Good Twirling and Home Run
Three Thousand Persons Visit
activity recently.
was again augmented, this time bv a record throng it will not be from the Indians was cut this week usual
The Fred Sturdevant home on
_
_ _ bv
_ _ a _ wres-
_
because of lack of advertising on on Sharps creek bv the Bohemia
to the extent
of $45,
at Right Moment Are
Business District and En­
tling anu boxing smokei F riday, the part of those who have obeved
Lumber company, operating at ’°utn I nird street has been sold
night. About 700 attended.
' the edict to grow whiskers or pav Culp Creek. The ring count fixed to William
Caviness
and
Mr.
Winning Factors.
joy Entertainment.
to make
many
In the wrestling matches Vic a buck.
118 age at 432 vears. It was estl- U“^‘”888
Lello. Brice Creek.
won
from; Hirsute adornments of those who mated that the goliath would pro-
Glenn Swanson. Cottage Grove, bv have entered Into the spirit of the duce 20,000 feet of merchantable
The D R. Green residence on
The Cottage Gvova baseball club
Cottage Grove's first monthly
taking the only
fall during the advertising program are weird, lumber. It took within two Inches south Fiiat street was sold last .
opened tbe season here Sunday bv
bargain carnival dav. held Satur­
time limit: Tex
Hager, substitut- wild and woolly. Many highly re- of the entire length of a seven-
wee* to Mi and
Mrs. Claude
winning a 8-4 vlctorv over the
day. went over with a bane. It was
ing for Stub
Garoutte
Culp spected residents have almost lost foot falling saw to measure the Wh‘ey . of Delight Valiev.
who
Woodmen team of Eugene. Four
estimated that 3,000 persons were
will take immediate possession
'
Creek, took two straight
falls their Identity through change of diameter of the forest giant.
home
runs were chalked up during
on the streets. Every store In the
facial
appearance
and
some
faces
In
order
that
the
huge
fir
might
The
A.
E.
Conklin
ranch.
4tt
i
from
Chuck
Smith.
Cottage
the game. One of these, bv Swan­
city reported the best business
are almost hidden behind
huge I not be rent asunder bv Its
own miles west of Cottage Grove in
Grove.
son.
with
two on bases, coming In
since Christmas week. Free enter­
In the boxing matches Oscar crops of “alfalfa.” Many resemble , weight in falling, a bed was ore- the Silk Creek district, was soldi
tbe seventh, was the factor that
tainment was provided on the
a m o u s persons of the davs
when pared of smaller trees and
fir this week to Jav G. Grimes, who
Newton. Cottage Grove and Ken f wh?sk?rs
we?e
the
vogue
boughs.
Five
hours
were
required
recently
came
here
from
the
won the contest for Cottage Grove.
streets and a free band concert and
Lello, Brice Creek, drew in three
Neither side scored in the remain­
Visitors in the cltv have been for preparation and falling of the coast. The Grimes family expect
free dance were given In the eve­
rounds; Harold Woodfield decislon-
ing two innings.
ning.
startled
bv
what
appears
to
be
granddaddy
of
the
Sharps
creek
to
take
possession
this
month
and
ed Bud Moonev in three rounds:
Playing on a fast field in weath­
An impromptu parade was or­
lost watershed that had been growing plan to make
many
improve-
Chet Mevers. Brice Creek, forfeited evidence that residents have
er
that was none too warm for
ganized in the afternoon by the
bout to Warren Wright. Gunter, all regard for personal appearance t°L J0UF and a third centuries
J.
M.
DEVERS.
The
tree
grew
on
the
side
of
a
;
The
Fletcher
C.
England
ranch
good
ball, the locals chalked up the
American Legion to advertise its
when he suffered a dislocated 1 and have acted relieved when an canyon and all roots were well be- j of 80 acres. 6 miles southeast of
J.
M
Devers,
for
manv
vears
first counter in the third inning
Days of '40 show, to be given next
shoulder as the result of a clinch explanation was mad».
attorney
for
the
state
highway
when
Johnson connected with a
week. In line were Francis Horn
one minute after the bo,it started;
A kangaroo court conducted Sat-1 low the surface, giving the tree the the cltv on Mosby Creek, was
commission, is conducting an ag­ home run over the left field fence.
and Chet Wheeler, clowns: Aimer
Merle Wright, Cottage Grove, won uruav
urdav uuiiectcu
collected a neat sum **»»•»»
from
1 f
' I i»ldonp
-
gressive
campaign
for
the
repub­
of
Silk
Creek,
who
will
^rect
a
Two more counters were added in
Hunt and three educated trick
in the around,
bv a decision over George Kerr. those who had failed to heed the
complete new set of buildings and lican nomination for congress in the fourth. The remaining three
horses: Days of 49 police (Pete
adorn­
Cottage: Frank
Lello,
popular warning that lack of hirsute w
this district. Mr. Devers is a for­ counters came on Swanson’s home
make
many
other
imorovemente.
a
—
w
w
v
$50,000
In
Taxes
Paid.
Nelson, chief; K. K. Mills, driver;
ment
would
brine
a
fine
of
not
scrapper from Brice Creek, and
for which*each I Another tax turnover was made All these deals were handled bv mer resident of this countv. in run.
Ed Wiese, sergeant; Hugh Nixon,
A1 Mustola of Gunter, reported to miscreant UnUdollar*
would be given a rid e, bv the sheriff's office Monday, this the Hall & Johnston Realty com- which he served a term as district
Johnson hurled a fine article of
corporal); kangaroo court (Flat-
have fought several times in pro­
ball for the locals for this early in
J panv.
_____________
foot Judge Breese and Mrs. Vinal
fessional rings, fought to a draw. on'a goat provided bv the Legion ■ one amounting to $50,550.78.
the
season, sending 15 down bv the
Randall. Mrs. Jack Maulding. Mrs.
Richard Wright and Red Has-I
strike-out route.
Hester Reid. Mrs. Claude Sher­
EARL W. SNELL.
tings fought a red hot curtain i
Manager Morelock was trying out
man, Mrs. Max Bird and Mrs.
Earl Snell of Arlington., speaker raiser. Lloyd Griggs referred the
his entire string to g*‘ a line-up
Chas. Hall, members of 1ury): the of the last regular and special wrestling and Bill Collins the box-!
for the regular league games which
little German band; about 25 per­ sessions of the legislature, at al­ lng.
start Mav 6. and gave 14 men a
sons in days of '49 costumes; Ford, most the last moment filed as a
chance to show their wares.
Plymouth and Dodge cars; the candidate for the republican nom­
Summary:
AB H R O E
Slurges Garage wrecker hauling a ination for secretary of state. Mr.
Adventist Church.—At the inter-
I Knickerbocker, lb.
demolished car bearing a G. B. Snell has served in various public
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section of west Main and M streets
Cox.
ss
______
A.
W.
Helliwell
and
Ernest
C.
positions, alwavs with distinction.
Arnest Insurance Agency sign.
' Brice creek CCC barracks will ¡3 a gmaU white church. Seventh
Considerable merriment was fu r-; and expresses the belief that he
Considerable nrogress has been i be deserted buildings after to- Day Adventist. Each Saturday at Lockwood have announced the sale Cochran, r f __
I m «de J n thS j r5yj? bv ♦ ? CJ;V.»S? morrow. One bunch of men al- 9.30 an hour ¡a 8Pent in the study of the Noonday mine in the Bo­ Shockley. 3b _
nished during the dav bv the kan- is fullv qualified to fill the posl-
♦ collection of delinquent street, side-
garoo court. Those who had not 1 tlon he seeks.
readv ba3 been moved and the of tbe gapbath school lesson. At 11 hemia district, which has the re­ Witcher, c f _
putation of being one of the richest Swanson. 2b, c
grown days of '49 whiskers that
DORENA.
nWv
PiW
re>
,
r
,e.malnder-. commanding, will leave o’clock the pastor. Elder Paul Iver- properties in the district. The , Dunn, i f __ ___
2
satisfied the court were fined and
cording to O. V. Breese citv re- Wenker.
son,
delivera
a
sermon,
the
proof
I
April
17.—Mrs.
Nettie
Wilbur
re-
purchase was made bv Kenneth ' Gatos, e ______
_2
ordered to ride a burro for several
| turned Sunday after spending two m ^ e»rH,iA m n ^ t 6to% e^ q u V n " se b v it0um0rr0W f° r ,Prin^ ille' 11 18 : of his statements being named by Watkins of Eugene and associ­ Johnson, p _____
_.4
blocks on Main street.
assistance to delinquents dv (about a vear since the camp was
chanter a n d v e r s e fr o m the Bi-
I weeks with relatives in Hilt. Cal. ing
arranging for federal loans, which established. The summer camp ble W^dnesSav evening “our 7:30. ates. An important announcement W. Bowser, c _______1
Another 'eature was provided bv
Mr. and Mrs. Lvon Lawrence has
as to operation of the property Newton, 2b ........
1
enabled owners to pav their i waa ut) Brlce creek but the name
horses trained bv Aimer Hunt of
|
and
children
spent
the
week
end
during the coming summ»r is ex­ Shortrldge. I f _______ 0
Delight vallev.
assessments. Twentv such loans wag sta in ed for the winter camp
I
with
relatives
in
Eugene.
Presbyterian
Church,
James
Al-
pected within a few davs.
I C. Bowser, cf _______ 1
The chamber of commerce at its
have
rtujada on Lavng creek.
Bernice Mosby visited over the h
^ '6 already
“¿‘ed “o ^ h been
e r 'p r arranged.
o ^ e r tv ^ w n He
^ f
Collins, r f _____ __
2
noon luncheon Tuesday, voted to
The CCC bovs generally were kin Smith, Pastor.—Sunday school,
I week end with Izola Isham in Cot- bas asked other piopertv
having
difficulty
with
taxes
or
;
acceDted
into
the
life
of
th»
c
o
m
-
1
T
o
m
Short,
superintendent.
»
,
.
r
f
,
i
sponsor another bargain dav in
|
tage
Grove.
In order to handle a large num­
T o ta ls ........... _.3S 7 6 27 1
assessments to get in touch with ;
and were found to be a Forenoon service, 11.
sermon A l O l l l l t l U I l L c O l l i l C j I i IV
Mav.
ber of orders now on hand and I Everett Davenport and Leslie him
I »LiLnriij
. iia « *
vvbii«
J Eugene ..................... „000 220 000—4
splendid i»„n„i.
bunch zv#
of / fellows.
W hile, i topic.
topic ‘‘The
“The Christian Race.”
Race,” suk
sug -
of Wendling spent the
in anticipation of increased busi­ Johnson
Cottage
Grove ______001 200 30x—6
ithev
did
not
have
a
large
am
ount'
e««ted
bv
the
State
Christian
En-
end at the Hugh Doolittle
ness the Savage & Parr pencil slat week
Cottage Grove will lourney to
Sommers of Denwood spent Sun- of spending money, they did outl^eayor conventlOT Special hvmn
factory has recently installed an home.
Lorane
next Sundav and the fol­
manv dollars into circulation dur- hv the choir. Raise Me Jesus to
The Dorena grade school ball dav there
automatic cut-off saw and a small team
lowing Sundav Oakland will plav
Miss
Bethel
St.
Elmo
spent
the
ing
the
vear
thev
were
here.
Of
Thv
Bosom.
Evening
service
defeated
Mt.
View
M
ondav.
____
_____
___
____________
_
_
bolter.
What was thought to be only here.
o a I.
n^ll
nt,, elirnr
tari ♦ Vx Gar- ficers 5J1/A
FI4 taken fl’Oni
_• sermon topic. “The Fight
end r»
at 4 D
Row
river with
were
from the1
the tlrTYlV
armv
The plant has been running at afternoon on the latter's field bv i week
in
common clav. used to bank the
and n aw and they
entered into U With
Weeds,”
the z x fl third
! aid Shears.
- - -
O t 'i r t a
rtf
/ iT i L,
“I l
about half capacity recently be­ a score of 18-16.
series
of
sermons
on
“Gardening
outside
of the boiler at the Mum-
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Whitsell a n d ! A discussion of unusual inter- the community life
cause of lack of saw3. there hav-
With Jesus.” Young people’s meet­ power Brothers sawmill at Leona
daughter Marilyn and Everett H oi-) »^t was that of the Latham P. T. I
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I inc been a delay in shipment from 1 strom
ings.
6:30
report
on
state
con­
mav be rich in aluminum. It was
of Trent spent the week end | a Study club Friday evening at
Rov R. Hewitt, of the attorney ' factory, which is unable to keep up
vention. Prayer
meeting.
7-30. noticed that heat of the boiler
Mrs. Clara Kirk.
I the A. E. Walker home on “Youth
general’s office, Salem, will be the I with orders. As soon as sufficient (with
Wednesday.
caused
a light colored metal to
Mrs.
Flovd
Chaffee
and
children
and
Social
Hvgiene.”
Mrs.
R.
O.
• • •
speaker for commencement exer- saws are on hand, the pencil slat of Cottage Grove spent the week : Yearous. Mrs. A. E. Walker and
ooze from the clav. Little atten­
clses for Cottage Grove high school | factory will be speeded up to full end at the Hugh Doolittle home.
Church
of
the
Nazarene,
C.
V.
tion
was
paid to this until some­
Mrs. Mearl Porter gave talks. The
Tuesday. June 5. This year’s class, canacitv.
Bryson, Pastor. — Sunday school, one suggested the metal might be
Wayne Kirk returned Sunday members voted to talk to all
with 52 members, is much larger
9:45, Mrs. E. C. Evenson, superin­ aluminum. Experiments have been
after two weeks employment at | ent3 concerning the annual 4-!
than last year's and one of the
tendent. Forenoon service, 11, ser- made burning the clhv and it High School Teams Are Tied
i club Dicnic so as to cive everv i
3 6 Bellfountain.
largest in the history of the school.
' mon bv Dr. J. E. Bates, district produces about a pound of metal
u
°
i.°
f
lkriT
d
T
liea
1
3
,v,ls"
4-H
club
member
a
chance
to
at-,
The senior class plav will be
superintendent. Evening service. to a shovelful of clav. Samples
vi"?- th 8 week at the U. S. Ba'.ej | tend. A. E. Walker sang a solo. '
at Roseburg as Last
given Mav 4. Friday, June 1, will
home
7:30. Annual church meeting, 7:30. of the clav have been sent awav
were Mr. and Mrs. Rob­
be class night and June 3 will be
J. E. Redford returned to Port­ Visitors
for
assay.
Thera
is
a
whole
moun­
Saturdav.
Prayer
meeting.
7:30.
Event Starts.
St. Elmo. Charley Lancaster I
baccalaureate Sunday, with the
land Mondav after spending sev­ ert
Wednesday, women’s missionary tain of the clav.
of Divide and Mrs. Maureen
speaker vet to be selected.
eral davs at his home here.
society. 2. Thursday.
of San Francisco.
e • *
Fred Wright is very well pleas­
Commencement week comes a
Mrs. Mabel Kerns spent the Pohlev
A meeting of the Healthw,
A track meet at Roseburg Satur­
week later than usual.
ed with Cottage Grove
winter week end at her home In Eugene. Wealthy
Christian Science Society, 224
and
Wise
club
was
held
i
dav that was tied at 58H at the
weather after reading a report in
The bovs’ and girls’ baseball Thursday. The topic was, “T ie
j south Second street. Sunday school,
start
of he last event, a relav. was
his old home paper of what last teams met Mohawk at Creswell
¡9:48; forenoon service, 11, topic, I
In Recital at Eugene I won bv
of the Health club. T ie
Cottage Grove high when
winter’s weather was at Newport. Friday afternoon and defeated Value
1
"Doctrine
of
Atonement.”
topic
for
the
next
meeting.
Thues
its
runners
took the relav in 1:37.5,
them bv the following scores:
Vt.
dav.
will
be,
“Whv
We
ShouiW
i
giving
the
locals a scor« of 6314.
Girls,
8-5.
batteries.
Eugi&nd
and
There were 63 davs during
Miss
Frances
Mackln
of
this
oltv.
Lutheran
Church,
Seventh
Dav
not Plav or Work Hard Afte’
The results:
which the thermometer registered Mosby: boys, 17-7, batteries. Vaughn Eating.”
Adventist church building. west student of Mrs. Jane Thatcher of
100 vard dash -Short. R. first;
zero or below. The lowest point and Jennings.
the University of Oregon school of
!
Main
street.
Bible
class.
10.
Fore-
Palm,
R. second: Hom, CG. third.
Dorena
high
school
placed
se
c
-1
_
reached bv the mercurv was 36
was presented in a recital
! noon service, 11. sermon
topic. music,
Time.
:10.2.
ond
In
the
Lane
countv
dramatics
MOUNT
VIEW,
below.
The
story
indicates
that
Mondav
evening
in
Eugene.
John
With five of Its top plavers un­
'Peter
the
Denier
Restored,"
W.
held Saturdav evening
April 17.—Norris King spent Sat­
Gribble of Eugene plaved a clari­ I 220 vard dash -Short. R. first;
able to participate, a Cottage the weather was unusual for Its tournament
Svlwester. Roseburg, pastor.
in Eugene for "B” league schools. ! urdav in Roseburg.
net solo, being accompanied bv . Horn. CG. second; Mason, CG.
Grove Golf club team was defeat­ mildness.
[ third. Time. :23.5.
The
title
of
the
plav
was
“The
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
J.
Shlrlev
vlsit-
Another
story
In
the
same
pa­
Church
of
Christ.
I.
O.
Shaw
,!
“
j®8 .FlS"=®8 Brockman.
ed 44-4 in a game plaved Sunday
440 vard run—Harold Mackln,
of Shaw’s Mill.” The cast. ' ed Saturdav with relatives a t !
at Laurelwood. This is the worst per tells of the unusual Incident Battle
Pastor.—Bible school, 9:45, Clem I . .p ^ X e and Fugue in"" B F u i j CG, first: Thoreson. CG. second;
included
Earl
Cooner.
John
Col-
Sutherlin.
drubbing ever administered to the of a male and female muskrat lins. John Holstrom. Wavne Vaughn
Sarff,
superintendent;
the
men
of
B
ach;
“Andante
Vn
F
'
'Jordan R, third. Time, :56.5.
Mrs. Amanda Sears and Miss
local team. The absence of the too moving a family of two babies up­ Glenn Jennings, Robert Wagner. Jean
were visitors Thurs­
this class are with the Communi- | Rftptbovftn. "Tamhourin," Rameau: 1 880 yard run -Harold Mackin,
men put other plavers above their stream bv placing one on each of Carol Wicks and Marv Doolittle. day of Moonev
CO, first: Du Fresne, R. second;
Mrs.
Kate
Sears
in
Cottage
ty
Men's
class
at
the
arm
ory.:
"Valse
in
E
Flat."
Chopin;
"Polo-
regular positions, that fact ac­ two small cakes of Ice. the older Lvon Lawrence was director. In a Grove.
Borenoon service, 11, sermon topic, ( naise in C Sh&rp Minor.” Chopin; Dusenberrv. CG. third. Time. 2:11.2
counting for the one-sided score. muskrats furnishing the motive
Mrs.
Julia
Goodell.
Mrs.
Angie
Mile—Wavne Mackln. CG. first;
nrellminarv contest Thursday eve­
The Upper Room." Communion "Dance of the Candy
Fairy."
Bert Prescott, Laurelwood, was power to force the cakes of Ice ning.
won from Lorane. Murphv and Mrs. Sarah Harrison f
of the Lord’s supper. Evening Tachalkowskv: "From the Carnl- i Mourv. R. second: Fenwick. R.
medalist with a 72. Zlmmerlv was and their passengers upstream to Manv Dorena
from here attended the con­ of Portland were guests Sunday of .
service. 7:30. sermon topic. "Holi­ val,” Greig: “Clair de Lune,” Dc- ' third. Time, 4:47.6.
medalist for Cottage Grove with a new home.
Mrs. Godcll’s sister. Mrs. John j
test in Eugene.
120 high hurdles—King, CG, first;
ness—What Is It, Whv Is It bussv;
“Spinners of Britanv."
73. but other Cottage Grove plav­
Nash.
U.
S.
Bales
and
sons
Sldnev
and
’ Palm. R. second: B. Thles, CG.
Necessary and How Do We Know Rhene-Baton.
ers are keeping their scores secret.
Brand Funeral Ie Held.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wheeler and j
Elwvn. Lot Wagner and Hugh Doo­
We Have It?" Young
people’s
Laurelwood was defeated here bv
Miss Mackin was accomoanied to third. Time. 17 flat.
The funeral of John Brund who
who are employed at West­ daughter Doris of Silk creek spent
220 low hurdles—Palm. R. first;
meetings: Junior Christian
En­ Eugene bv her narents. Mi. and
a close score several weeks ago. died Tuesday of last week in Duns­ little
fir. spent the week end at their Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. j Bobby Jones. 17. national presi- deavor. 4:45: senior and Interme­ Mrs. S. L. Mackin. and Miss Fran- Horn, CG. second; Caton, CG. third.
muir, Cal., was held Friday after­ homes here.
King.
j dent of F. F. A., will be a guest diate Christian Endeavor,
Time, :26.7.
6:30.
Countv Road Warrants Called.
noon at the chapel with Rev. M.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Collins and
Jlmmv Robinson, who had spent , of Cottage Grove Future Farmers Praver meeting. 7:30, Thursday. ces Randall.
Shotput—Du Fresne. R. first;
Countv road warrants Issued up A. Groves officiating. The Masonic children
returned
Mondav
after
a
the
past
few
weeks
in
a
Eugene
,
tonight
and
will
speak
briefly
at
a
Shepherd. R. second; F. Thles OG.
• ♦ •
I
to December 12. 1933. have been lodge was in charge of services at business trip to Salem.
CCC
Men
Get
Jobs.
hospital, returned last week. He | father-son banquet. Several state
third. Distance, 40 feet. 2 Inches.
Community Men’s Bible
Class,
called bv the treasurer’s office.
a , o , .
Nearly every
notice
the
the grave.
has been suffering with an in fect-; f . F. A. officers will meet Jones I. G Shaw, teacher. At
Discus—Joll. CG. first: Horn, CG.
the arm-i I dl3cbarg,„
of men dav
from
Lgne of coun-
Mr. Brand had been ailing for
on
a
ed
knee.
here
and
accompany
him
second:
R. third. Distance.
orv.
Lesson
topic,
John
17.
A
LATHAM.
Income Tax Reoords. Sentinel. I some time and in January went to
tv camps of the CCC are i-e- 94 feet. 3 Short,
William Hajids. who spent the week-end camping trip to coast study of the praver of Jesus for celved
Inches.
bv
O. E. Crowe, county
the home of a son William In
April 17.—Mias Wilberta Shears winter in Cottage Grove, moved points,
Javelin—Du Fresne. R, first:
Rev.
I.
the whole world.
i commissioner, who has charge of Thoreson,
Dunsmuir. He was accompanied of Row river spent Sunday night back to his home here last week.
The first of the week Jones will
CG. second: Horn. CG.
enrolling Lane countv men in this third. Distance.
there bv a son Andrew of this cltv. with Grace St. Elmo.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lavng mov- fm speaking dates in Portland and Shaw, teacher.
159 feet. 8 inches.
Other surviving children are Mrs.
j . . . «. ■
,
. , , . i organization. In each case the
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Ilams and ed last week to the M. M. Wheeler from Friday to Saturdav will take . .
Pole
vault—Horn
and B. Thles.
jm e a at l O
lin oreek.
m een
a Drominent part in a state con- Melhodlst Episoopul Church, Mer men have secured other emolov- CG. tied for first: Cone.
A. D. Schmidt. Portland, and Mrs. two children of Eugene spent Fri­ home
Silk
and
George Shirley of McMinnville, veition of Future Farmers at Or»-
^ « ' S r MOTre~suDcrinV '"mV !ndii at,‘i ‘!'i
c°'J,ri,i88‘°"er Hampton. R. tied for third. CG.
C. O. Bean. Raymond. Wash.
day at the L. W. McKibben home.
Height.
rcomnanied bv a brother from „„n
„eiieo-e
school, 8.45. Omer Moore, superin pointed out. that demand for labor 9 feet. 3 indies.
I Mr. Brund was born In Denmark
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Bushnell of accompanied
To the nature lover the uni-1 March 14, 1850. and had lived here Coouliie spent" the week end s t Portland’''¡pent' S u n d a y '^ the^O. j *° a de“egat?on^of Future Farmers ten^«nt- Forenoon service li , ser- appears to be on the upgrade.
High lump—Du Fresne. R. first:
verse constantly pours out Its about 35 years. He was interested
the C. S. Montgomery home.
j Shlrlev home.
1 fr o m ” h ere* n l a n ' t o * a tt“nd the Cor” mon top“
“Meet In Due Sea-
New men from this countv will
CG, second; Collins. R,
Margaret
Deere
of
Cottage
Miss Edna Ouggisberg is again vallTs gatherimr and will compete i 8on " . E yeni"a service. 7:30 s c r -, have to be enrolled to take the Shaw.
wealth. Daily he
gathers
the
Bohemia mines for a number of
third.
Height. 5 feet. 7 inches.
fruits of seed sown in the be- years and later was • in business Grove visited school here Mon- employed at the K. K. Mills home b v a r ,PU3/ contests such as graft-! mon toDlc’ The Church and the | places of the men who have been
Broad
Fresne. R. first:
ginning of the world.
here.
~
~
ing hudding egg grading dairv •‘u,ure of the Unemployed and discharged ad It is llkelv. the com Palm. CG lump—Du
dav. ‘
¡ in Cottage
Grove.
second: Caton, CO. third.
olav. "The missloner said, that an adiitlona
For him no season is dull, for j
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pohlev of
Mrs. Julia Goodell Mrs. Sarah cow evaluation, farm accounting
Distance. 20 feet, 9 inches.
each Is successively absorbing: In
Hel^tou» plav to Be Given,
San Francisco are visiting at the Harrison. Mrs. Angie Murphv and „-ain fudging and weed Identifl- Terrible Mc,,k bv Charles Rann quota of men will be allotted this
Relay—Won bv Cottage Grove.
Kennedy,
will be presented bv a “ 1----------------------------*
I countv. The recent ----
quota
"
*" of “ 54 Caton,
spring he is entranced bv the
„The Terrible Meek.” a plav bv Mearl Porter home. The Pohlev! Miss Phyllis Long of Portland were cations'
Mason. Thoreson and Horn.
group from the Elkton Methodist men has been filled,
awakening of myriad forms of c bar,e3 Rann Kennedy, with the are planning to live around Cot- g Undav visitors of Mrs. Goodell’s
Time,
1:37.5.
church. Epwerth Leagues. 6:30. | Lane county has been allotted a
fe; summer ™veals the mating 8cenc get on a wlnd. aweDt hlu up. tage Grove.
and Mrs. Harrison’s sister. Mrs. J.
Du
Fresne
was high scorer with
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Sneider and A. Schneider.
Union p,av»r meeting. 7:3O.'A'hurs- quota of 70 cooks to be sen‘ to
itv of all creation, autumn br'ngs on wblch there are three crosses,
O
dav. Mrs. Ada Jolly, state presi- camps In different parts of the 23 points, and Horn followed with
the fulfillment of earlier prom- wi„ be p,.esented bv a
! two children of Cott^gp Grove vis-
Mr. and Mrs. Rov Hands and
10%.
dent of the W. C. T. U., will state and un to Tuesday 65 had
s?.sd
te„ luJ . I#
fr°m
the
Elkton
Methodist fe d Sunday at the Hugh Smite son and William Hands spent th»
speak.
been enrolled.
week end at Reedsport with Mrs.
with ita assurance of the resu - church at 7:30 Sunday evening at home.
Nelli Lodi of Crescent City. Hands' mother, Mrs. Georgiana
rection.
the local Methodist curch. The
Baptist Church, H. W. Davis, Attending Endeavor Convention. Odd Fellows to Gather
Stanley Sherman.
All weathers are one: The rains caflt follows: Evelyn Richardson. Cal., roovi d into the
A..
z»]|
_»
, __
The American Legion will be Pastor. — Sunday school, 10, M.
Rev. and Mrs. Alkin Smith will
of soring M
nourish
all v»(»4i«l*O
nature: * Tno
the a peasant . woman: __
Fred Ouggleberg was honor ___
guest
Rev. Ormal B. Hlckev home and entered school
Here Next Thursday
___ a _______
____ ___
heats of summer mature and Trick, a Roman captain; Clinton Wednesday.
.
.
at
surprise party
at ____
his home host at a good will free entertain- C. Hlckenbottom, superintendent attend the state Christian Endea-
Shlrlev Foster was absent from i Saturdav evening, when two broth-1 ment Friday evening at the arm- Forenoon
service
11.
sermon vor convention to be held this week
ripen its fruits: the frosts of Dvsinger. a soldier. The plav is
winter give rest and peace: in under the direction of Walter school Mondav due to illness.
erg, Ernest of Cottage Grove and orv. The public generally has been , topic. "The Appearance of Jesus end in Salem. Rev. Smith will have The semi-annual I. O. O. F. Lane
Jessie Overton of Mosbv creek Albert of Lorane and a son Frank
invited. to His Disciples and Others After ! charge of devotional services Fri- countv convention will be held here
all he rejoices.
Richardson. Preceding the olav
vislted
school
three
davs
laat
i
of
Cottage Grove, with their fami-
Features on the program will be His Resurrection." Evening see ,dav and Saturdav mornings. The Thursday of next week. The pro­
Each dav is good:
In the Rev. Groves will speak on “The
¡lies came and spent the evening
a Xylophone duet bv Willard and ; vice. 7:30, sermon topic, “Pilg-1 theme of the convention will be gram will start at 10 o'clock and
morning life awakens with him: Church and the Future of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gridlev of t Cake and ice cream were served. Florence Soles: imitations of Seth j rim’s Progress.” to be lllustrat-1 "The Race Before Us." and Rev. luncheon and dinner will be served
through the noon It works: the Unemployed and the Working
I Leaburg spent the week end at
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Miller. Rav- Parker bv Loren Harvev. who will ed with slides. This will be the I Smith will speak on the same sub- at noon and In the evening bv the
peace and quiet of evening shed Man.”
' the W. T. Garoutte
home.
mond Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Louis be assisted bv the Cottage Grove I first in a series of Illustrated lect at the forenoon service
Sun- Rebekahs. Bert Hatch and Elmer
their benediction upon him.
Kent, both of this cltv. are retiring
Latham’s baseball team plaved Lavng and children and Mr. and
quartet; violin duet bv Tucker A sermons.
Praver meeting.
7:30. i dav at the Presbvterlan church
He knows no dull moments: he
Gold
Is
Brought
In.
I
a
return
game
with
Mountain
Mrs.
John
Nash
and
Miss
Alice
Long
and
an
address
bv
S.
S.
Thursday.
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president and retiring secretary of
seeks not to hurry time. If he be
Fred Bartels was in from th» View there Friday. Latham again Nash spent Sundav at the E W. George past department command-
the countv organization.
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Smith to Attend Assembly.
delayed he mav discover some­
He
Evening
Star
mine
this
w»ek
was victorious, winning 22 to 5.
Lepsom home at Scotts vallev.
er of the American Legion.
Contributor Is Overlooked.
Rev. James Alkin Smith of the
thing never before seen bv man,
brought along a good-sized brick
Junior Dugan was absent from
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Coolev were
There will be prizes for the man
The name of McCov's garage as Presbvterlan church has recently
and his impatience Is forgotten
into school Mondav. suffering with a Sundav dinner guests of Mr. and and woman appearing in the most a contributor to bargain carnival been elected commissioner to the
His youth is filled with the °f void, which he turned
to” of di^overv: in middle age cash that
was distributed to bad case of poison oak. Alice Mrs. H. C. Schaeffer south of Cot- unique costumes of the days of 49 ,|av was Inadvertently
omitted general assembly of the Presby­
the marvels about him hold his business houses of the city. He Trunnell also Is suffering with ' tage Grove.
period. The Legion's “Wild Davs of from advertising issued last week. terian church to be held Mav 28
High School N otes
interest undimmed: he aw aiU old j « “« 1«. 10 brlnr « b tiA twice as ’ ooison oak.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ouggisberg ’49" show will be given n»xt week.
to 29 in Cleveland, O. He will be
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Patten and j of Cottage Grove visited Sundav
with calmness for he is ore lar*e
trlD-
Rhododendron Festival Announced absent from the pulpit for three
id /»/■
»ntATlt
two children and Mr. and Mrs. afternoon at the home of a broth-
Pageant to Be Given.
Florence will hold Its annual rho- Sundays. A speaker during his ab
with the . univefse. ssnzt
and is
content
Mill Owners to Mist.
I Arthur Dugan and children
of er Fred.
A Girls’ League assembly was
—Edward A. Preple.
“The Light on the Trail,’’ a h is-: dodendron festival on ___
___ «enc* will be announced later.
Sundav.
Owners of small mills of the London had a picnic at T h o r n t o n -------------------
held Thursday of last week. The
torlcal and religious pageant, will April 29. Manv from here have at
vallev will hold a meeting at i Corners Sundav.
Spend Week End at Coast.
j
sextet
sang "Pale Moon.” Lor-
be presented bv the choir and tended these festivals of past vears
More Taxes Paid,
Hatel Bartell here tomorrow (Fri­
James Fry of Cottage Grove
Mr. and Mrs. Schofield Stewart, members of the Methodist church
and have reported the event as one A turnover of $57,578 57 In 1934 ■ mine Coiner gave a reading and
day) night to discuss problems of spent the week end at the A. E. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Wells and the Sundav evening.
Mav 6. The well worth the trip. It Is probable taxes waa made bv the sh eriffs a comical dialog was given bv
vital importance to them. A large Walker home.
Dr. Harold Axlev and Robert pageant will picture the coming that a number of motor parties office to Countv Treasurer Grace Flortene Franklin and Mllllcent
number of mills of Lane. Doug­
Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Kuloer of Savage families spent the week of Jason Lee to the Oregon coun-' will go from her* this vear.
' Schiska Thursday. Warrants reg­ I DeLacv.
las. Linn and Marion counties Dexter spent Saturdav at the G. end at the Axlev summer home trv and Its significance for our
Stella Smith, assisted bv Kath-
istered up to August 4. 1933. have
will be represented.
IL. Ross home. Mr. and Mrs. Art near Bandon.
I leen Daugherty, entertained Con-
Duplicating Supplies. Sentinel.
dav.
been called.
1 nie Hutchinson and Mrs. Isom
r Osborne
with a dinner Friday evening at
T he Point o f V iew
the practice nouse.
Five members of the Cottage
iT S tH A + B R u T e c c Y ou M EH A R E A L L W E L L — l'LL.
V7HAT WAS h
ix fe S -IM U S T <3o NOW-
' Grove chapter of the
National
A
h
ü
s
b
a
n
p
ov
hers
Honor
society. Oavle Llndamood,
THE S A M E — WEi/ER ¡ G R A N T THAT
IT W AS AM IMPORTAMI
BATTER. wliTrt
.
Helen
Hansen.
Maurtne
Shearer
— TEST^ r p a Y was R E M E M B E R . T H E ¿V sZOU'RE PARTLT ^ '» H V / J o c C A S lO M BECAUSE
; and Margaret Wilson, accomnani-
MRS tost
THEIFA W E 'D D tM G -
ed
bv
their
advisor,
Miss
Theresa
MOST IMADRTANT
P l^ H T ----
thet
o o ked splf did
SEEMED To
Young attended the first annual
A W M iV e R S A R V AMD
v
IN A COL PIE 5
state conference of the society
IW
GORGEOUS
ffOWMS —
KAVB
ME F O R ô o T A L L
Saturdav
In Eugene.
Fourteen
UFF
WEEPINÖ-
BUT
MEM R E C A L L i f AS
schools in the state have chanters
ABOUT
of this society and all were rep-
a t im e whekj w e f
t
,T ¿ ?
I resented except Pendleton
and
‘V A N D
I Baker.
Th» freshmen held a picnic at
Li . _
I I-avng's. across the river from
Old Orchard. Wednesday.
PERFECT
Liovd Quimbv. fr ashman, has
I been absent from school several
fo o ls
davs on aocount of illness
I Harold
Boelaugh.
soohomoi
withdrew from school last week
and Joined the CCC.
A dinner for the high school
teachers was given Tussdav eve­
ning at the Colonial
Wilberta Herman,
freshman,
vithdrew from school last week.
Ronald Orav. senior, withdrew
This summer weather has great­
from school last week and return­
ly augmented the cokwiv of roll
ed to Seattla
j
w
CITY RECORDER HELPS tinibL uiillh UHiiiimmd i
MAKE PROPERTY LOANS SOON TO BE DESERTED
church News
¡¡NOONDAY MINE SOLD
ACTIVITY IS EXPECTED
J Nearby News i
PENCIL SLAT FACTORY
TD SPEEDJDDUCTIDN
May Be Aluminum
GRADUATING CLASS IS
TD HEAD R. R. HEWITT
COTTAGE GROVE WINS
EXCITING TRACK MEET
LHEADF.F.A.
TD BE HERE TONIGHT
Vermont Weather
Below Is Mild
' MisS Mackin Presented
Golt Team Is Given
Real Trouncing
Legion Is to Give Free
Entertainment
THE FEATHERHEADS
T E
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P
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