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VOLUM E X U O O TTA G gO RO yE. 1 A W O O C T T T O M O O N . TOT— PAT. JULY I . MM COTTAGE GROVE TAKESiB ill Bartels Escapes In GAME FROM MWA TEAM AdUA u ~ rasL „ Ebony Waters NEW STUNT IN GOLF NUMBER SU House of David Team Coming to Play July 13 LU M B ER «! SAWMILL EMPLOYMENT By Anna McClure aholL W N U Service W Rickert, Drain meat market The Cottage Grove baseball team man, and Bill Bartels of this city It was Wilton Payne. But as if [ thing out of the way or anything Something new for local golfers Employment In Lane county stemmed a losing streak here Sun- were passengers, was struck Fri oblivious himself of the whirling to hurt you, Mias Braeebridge. I has been arranged for next Sun sawmills has increased from 1,200 day by winning from the Modern day evening by a speeding car a danger, he pressed forward and admit 1 yielded to my curiosity." day by Earl Hill, tournament cap to 2,900 under the lumber code, Woodmen team of Eugene by a short distance north of the north stood erect as an Indian on the “j j doesn’t hurt me," she an- tain. Play will start at 8:30 and according to H. J. Cox. secretary score of 8-4. This was the first I highway bridge. Mr. Bartels and edge of the boulder, his dark eyes swered. "But my guardian be- i nine holes will be played with one of the Willamette Valley Lumber game it has won in the second Mrs, Rickert had been at the Bar- fixed with anxiety, admiration and comes very much disturbed If peo- player of each foursome doing all men’s association, who points out half of the Cascade league ached- I tels packing plant looking at some fear ~ upon th e g lr l, who returned p|e look at the figures." the driving, another using a two- that prior to adoption of the code ule. A home run bv Cox In the j meat. The packing plant is on a his gaze across the chasm with a figures I p on, another a five-iron and an 33 mills were In operation, while Did he—have these first inning put pep into the side road and they were turning kind of proud acceptance of his other a putter, each four playing now theie are 06 furnishing em Grovers and started them on their onto the highway. Thev observed homage, and waving her hand uula'’ • “Oh, no! But he will teu you oa® ball. ployment for at least 30 hours a way to victory. Johnson twirling the approaching car a distance lightly. Then she turned and went , Foursomes have been arranged week. The decrease in working for the locals, allowed out e ig h t, away, but had no idea of the into the shelter of the trees. A himself.” hours has been offset for the “I am glad you cautioned me I as follows: scattered hits and struck out 15.1 speed at which it was traveling. moment later they saw her high ! Zimmerly, Carlson, Rice. Thum. workmen by increase In the mini The visitors held the score down Apparently they had plenty of above them, following the wind about those figures—" "Oh, I like you all—I want you [ Wells, Graber, Bagley, Coiner. mum wage to 4259 cents an hour, by making four speedy double- time to get safely onto the high- ings of the path with sure-footed Lemley, Scott, Mills, Savage. while before the code it was as plays, an unusual number. way. accuracy, though from their posi- to "I bttiy.” Wright Jr., Scholl, am glad of that. I hope you „ Morelock, low as 1254 cents. visitors were blanked until The speeding car, driven by Os- tion it looked like a ladder against will know Miss Mercer better. She [ caltaman. Lane county lumbermen expect the last two innings, when they car Gordon of California, after the solid rock. Crabb, Smith, Wright Sr., Stow is very lovely." little change in their operations as a “O’ V 11*9 int° • My heart almost stopped beat- "I quite agree -with you. They ell. C o tta g e G rove A B r ’ h p o * it **dk.5^ VccupanLawe£® °.niy ing,” Janet said. "It seemed as If have not always been lovely." Parsons, Lemley Jr., Bushel, tion ordered in cutting ratios for Knickerbocker ^ lb 4 1 V to o' u K and i i r \ Bartel8 the next step must be her last." Bede. this quarter, as most of the mills You ruuitaei Docxer, lb 4 1 1 10 0 0 and Mr. Rickert suffered on y ■ y et she must know th e d an gers l u u 1 mean the teachers—gov- Hill, Anlauf, Neet, Chambers. Cox, ss have not been cutting up to their - 4 2 2 1 2 0 minor bruises. Mr. Bartels grabbed far better “ S T n ^ ¿o/' Rayn” er““ * * ? Nelson, Swartz. Shofstall. De Cochran rf _______ 4 full allowance. hold of the framework "1 to did I. "Ye3’ and O*“ * tlv w h en th e y ____ of the __ - J commented. ..... n o t m ean Young Sr. Witcher, cf ........ 4 truck to keep from being thrown follow vou’ but Haskell saw you found ° ut aboui th6s® il|iuree they Anderson, DeYoung Jr., Trask, out and ’ suffered only slight row?/g to w a ^ ^ h e revtoe ^ h e away' T h ey -w ere afraid of Swanson, 2b _____ 4 Knickerbocker. Gates, If __ 2 bruises on top of his head when sent me after vou to warn, you them.1 Newton, 3b _______.3 "Of their strangeness, perhaps?” work3, nSt the frjime" j to be careful not to go too near Minton, c ________ 4 2 15 “Yes, and the servants are the .„TA,e ?a.r, dam- the whirl. He said a whole family Johnson, p _______ 4 1 0 Z ?6 i?X.ten t and the bad been swept down into it at same way—except Balder.” Modern Woodmen B *65' once—“ ° other than the children “Who is Balder?" Coghlan, cf, p ___ 5 IX>C TALLEY Mr. Gordon said he left Sacra- Of the last president of Lostland A group of 20 girls from Marl Fassett, 2 b _______ 6 "The very huge man. He came | Outfielder and pitcher, 17 years boro college, Loa Angeles, arrived “ “‘¡'a“ J a ’G ? ’ thH d5y .of »tbe i academy, Dr. Jethro Braeebridge McIntyre, L., If .. _4 . brothers .. „ and , , sisters. . - to work for my father years ago; accident and had made short stops —Berenice’s with team and original pepper Monday to spend five weeks at brothers and sisters, and father jestingly called him Vosson, 3 b _____ _4 for meals and gasoline. The acci They were s playing, with uua this issue The tfame artist. the J. Farrell MacDonald dude the four of ‘Balder the Beautiful ’ fro m M at- ' a Beginning ^ ^ in n in g wun Todd, p ________ _1 dent happened at 5 p.. m. a day lat- Ithew Arnold’s poem. I suppose. He 1 er? going into“ ^ McIntyre, R„ ss ..8 The bewhiskered House of Da- ranch on Row river. Ten more r X t Th“ 3<youngest:eta ei l r r 1abou‘ m a i6^ h“* ^ ’ h * i/ Thursday* afutmoon'6 I J t e ^ ' o f ! yid 'basebalT'wikr“ of *Be"nton Har girls will arrive later. Mrs. Mao- Miller, lb „ ____ -8 _ . 0 12 Donald and three teachers accom Stromer, r f ______3 0 0 1 panied the girls as chaperons. Mr. Goldbar, c _______ 2 0 0 3 h . . A a ?Wn b& °r9 country people around here do. r e a X t o? ad X -t^ em and team here Friday, July 13 which MacDonald had been here several Walls, c f ______ __4 1 2 0 S S “ « « » 5 ' ™ tch T g T . S l c S ? ^ » - J u c L ^ d a y for days making arrangements at the Mercer, o _______ 1 1 0 1 .» ranch for accommodating the large Struck out: by Todd, 1; by Cogh '•v.a f j i. » I vertisers believe the later mailing ?"e or ’ t he other. Members of the party. had no chance in the whirl.” lan, 3; by Johnson, 15; bases on , notlced ‘t- I to be better. The paper will con- teatn include men who have made The bus in which the girls ar Seventh-day Adventist, Paul Iver- __ _ “How terrible!” Janet exclaimed. balls: off Todd. 1; off Coghlan, 1; There a a queer, superstitious tinue to be dated Thursdays records in league baseball. The rived had mechanical trouble on son, Pastor.—Services Saturday. “Ah, now I know—those four fig- off Jhnson, 6; triples: L. McIn tradition in the mountains that i n case a i mmunity plonicI Probabble line-up for the game tyre, Swanson; doubles: Minton; Sabbath school, 9:30, John Gibson, ures are likenesses of those chll- the figures are really alive. No I should be held Friday of next here includes Fielder Hutson, with the way. delaying Its arrival about 24 hours. The party ate dinner at superintendent; preaching service, dren.” losing pitcher; Todd; double plays: one, I suppose, actually believes it, ! week, as is possible the paper will !a l®««ue batting record of 370; Vosson to Miller, Vosson to Fas 11. Pastor Ross Dustin of Eugene "Precisely—memorials 1 I’ve some- bu-t no servant w ill go down the | be put into the Dostoffice Wed- ' Fielder Anderson, who has long Hotel Bartell and left ait ones for sett to Miller, 2, Coghlan to R. will speak the first Saturday of thing to tell you. but there’s no use corridor when they are kept after \ nesday of that week for the bene- \ ,h air' 3aid to be “ beautiful as the ranch. MacDonald plane to spend each month. Prayer meeting, screaming It here. The roar Is too dark. McIntyre to Miller. She paused; then said: fit of advertisers. that of any woman: Flrstbaseman the Mr. summer and to entertain Following the‘7eague game the Tuesday- hard .__ on . the .. vocal _ chords. .. . .. Let us j “Tell me, did you know Mr. Payne ______ ______ Tucker, known to fans of the other parties here from Los Angeles back to the mouth of the ra- before you here?” country Fielder W v k o ff fo rm er Cottage Grove Aces defeated the Church of the Nazarene, C. V. vine. ’ “No.” Mrs. Caroline Hefty Dies. leaguer ’ who hit 38° with the and Hollywood. Modern Woodmen Juniors of Eu The chamber of commerce plans Bryson, Pastor.—Sunday school. When they reached their boats, "He has eyes that look straight Mrs- CaTOllne Snell Hefty, who House of David team last vear gene by a score of 44-1. 9:45; forenoon service, 11, sermon Payne said: “Get In—but we won’t through one.” died June 21 at the home of a Fielder Clift who led the Denver to visit the ranch i. while the ool- Cottage Grove won 0-4 in a topic, “G ods Expectation From row over yet. After telling me “I am sure he is a good Dsvch- daughter, Mrs. Jennie Gustafson, p ost tournament in home runs last lego Kirls are there and Provlde game played yesterday with Pleas His Vineyard;” evening service, their tale, he led me to the family ologlst" P V° in Newport, was a resident of Cot- year- Atwth HaSsSn Flemm n t an ev«n‘ng of entertainment The ant Hill at Creswell. 8, the second of a series of ser- burial ground—On a knoll to the I ..J sure of , , too w h en j tage Grove many years ago. Her Tally, Nusser’ and others with w“ n band wlU be aaked to Klve •OT’ ral j mons on “Christian Mysticism;” housfr—and sure know him better I shall ask him husband, Thomas H. Hefty, died known records. numbers. ! prayer meeting, 8, Wednesday. enough there were th© four graves -many questions." near Drain In 1888. Mrs. Elsie a pepper game something that among ,?nt6»h»Oi several others all with y b the “May I ask vou on ’ e’ ” Wells, daughter, who lives few here have seen on be the uro- /"> z~>L 1» “Certainly," Elkton, a was a resident here near until grain and is alone Jald is to worth I G . G . G h a m b L er G oes Free Methodist Church, R. W. Howell, Pastor.—Sunday school, ?eJmertUP-rhon t ii “Why were you on the dangerous a years ngo. Another daugh- the price of admission. 9:45; forenoon service, 11, sermon n ^ U o has cllif •’“th this afternoon? It was t®r. Mrs. Dollle Johnson, Ada, Ore., An added attraction will be vocal .... i subject, "The Reward of Service;” o F t h ä : ^ dt Ä r Ä ^ œ tiVaelyh ^ k e; Wbhuetr e X X rde was at one time a compositor on | numbers by Neal Drake, nationally It Is believed that a specimen of ! eveain« service, 8, sermon by the the Cottage Grove Leader. Mrs. known tenor, who probably will the Black Widow spider has been Pastor: prayer meeting, 8, Thure- tutored them, and tw in 'd ?3 n°thlng but air between you and Lura H efty Ware, a daughter, was give his program be.'ore the base The weekly forum luncheon of found in Cottage Grove, although day- . . . flashed through my that frightful whirl. I was afraid st teacher in the public schools ball game starts. him boldly about the dummies. I the Eugene chamber of commerce here, later going to China as a _____________ this should not be reason for any ai ,, . you would venture down to the tomorrow will be conducted by the great alarm. This arachnid has „ Methodist Church, Meredith A. said, t ’Even in that fading M agazines Cniitrlhut.sl « light, • i little platform—the little stone missionary. She now lives at New- chamber Presl- berg. Mrs. Ivan Sams and Mrs. Latham* In lv 2 — iH nerlui i T he Cottage v Grove »*“ »« u u « u iu c i with Wiu> < -» « - included Oregon in its range lor ? r,eVes.’ Pastor.—Sunday school, ?!oiiro ,cou d see tbey were wax ledge overhanging the whirl." figures.’ Lloyd Swanson are granddaugh- > a Tj *Speclal )—The denl o y Breese presiding. He many years without having creat-i . 4 , : service, 11, sermon She shivered, "Oh, no; they fell Latham Better Homes committee haa not annOunced what the pro- "He turned a kind of bluish wax from there!” ed any terror. So far as known topic, This Year; union service, The funeral was held Sunday. m ater?al in the* home ’gram wU1 but ln ltS announoe- it does not go around seeking hu- 8> at Christian church, Rev. Groves color himself. ’Ah,’ he cried, I’ll “Poor children! Were there no June 23, in Newport. Six of the ln*!’rinat*°n ment of the event the Eugene man beings or animals as victims ! sPeaker. sermon topic, "Weighed,” dine with my staff tonight and tell witnesses?" grandsons acted as pallbearers. Cottal-e .¡?loy? **' chamber said: "The Cottage Grove This one got loose white on exhi- a dlscussion of the feast of Bel- you the whole queer story; and "Yes, an old farmer coming up ----- eo------- p _ Dea ^rary. Already a year’s file of the chamber Is coming to tell Eugene bition in The Sentinel office and i shazar and the ten command- you’ll know then why I cannot run on the other side to fell a tree— ments; young people are especially this place as a normal boarding Two-BaU Foursomes Played. Better what 13 happening in Lane’» seo- seemed only to wish to find a he heard them shout and saw In mixed two-ball foursome plav nationaFaSociat?™ eon?es th °? d clty’ They want OUJr friend’ lace to hide. However, It may invited; Epworth League, 7; pray- school is run.’ ” them Just as they plunged In, their dl“b C eu n t^ H o m ^ F a L r Sr Fi?Udhe® ahip and we cortal“ly “99d tbelr*’" u ecome eco m e belligerent wnen They looked at each other; then arms raised trying desperately to ai , £ h9 F% tta*®ov^ ¡ / ® bi when some- er meeting, 8, Thursday; Sunday thing comes In contact with it and scho<J1 board meeUng, 8, Monday, at the wild scene about them The regain their balance. Then they all ® 1 ™ Better Homes and Gardens, and ------------------- It Is well to use care when work- * * * sun was nearlnk Its setting and went down. Father was In such ing around rockeries outbuildings P ^ b y te r la n Church, James Aik- long streamers o f light pierced the agony of mind because he had c ie o 1OM o r X k 3Carn®d E ib U ° b ^ . ’ w K ^ p ^ 8,® ^he"’^ ^ 1 ? o“, H om e/’ ’a r ^ S ’ & or piles Of trash, Oiese being the S,mlth> ^ " - - S u m l a y school, titanic clouds; their edges bright S e i n e d MZ H a s k e n 7 w m gOi„“ RalpF^altsman^and ^ c to r ’^ " b i- j of habitation it seeks. . . . K It ». is . ilO: vermilion and gold, caught high -■-----_ kind J?’ , forenoon . service, _ . . 11, _ sermon . e le c tio n s in a lavish outpouring 1 S r o ^ f e ^ bers fo r ! be found in the library. A home | believed the past mild winter re- topl<7 Help, Somebody Today;" took Bede’/ nla^o' in1 t h W i ‘“formation center is designed to Ha3ke11 to U ke down dictation, «ml h / nnd suited in an increase in the num- Jserylp®. sermon topic, ^ e Ch u /e brick *«A „i J t ’37"0” ' show better ways to do things -------- her of Black Widows The fact We*Khed In the Balances,” union rt®. ,fv » PJ® ihoFi? " and they ^ re shut up in the 11- tured those prHes.' ®3P' £b° ut the ^?“ e~ a cb?ne? *;? learn A chamber of commerce com- that a single female may raise a “ >eetln* « Christian church. Rev. side of the lake, so that It seemed brary all afternoon. - — Then came a Mlxcd two-ball foursome play mg1 m lttee will suggest to Congress- family of several hundred would ?onV6?i, pireacJher: prayei: meeting, like a monument of ruby floating knock on the door. It was Balder Friday eve- ,vlllJh?e t o ’ add* t ? th t man James w - Mott Cottage result in considerable increase un- 'Y,edn“ dayL a stPdy of the on blue. Each window gave back to say that while he was working will continue each ning. ayallabl,® , t P t d 1 . 12 nucleus Orove is as large a city as some the sun, and the trunks of the international Sundav school lesson: der favorable conditions. in the vegetable garden a farmer, At the women’s tourney Wed- ? i d tbe h°Pe ol the commit- for whloh poetoffloe building ap- The specimen found here was any teacher wanting help In the pines turned red and copper. as death, had rowed across On the other side Arthur left white discovered by Mrs. T. C. Wheeler preparation of these difficult les the lake In the twilight to tell of nesday of last week the prize for reaii»131 3 pract cal servlce may proprlatlona have been announced them rather abruptly “I’m not go and should be put ln the lis t The sons from the Old Testament is while she was working around her the accident. He cried like a child, long drive wont to Mrs. Leontine lease on the building now occupied rock garden. She secured a glass welcomed to attend and share In ing In Just yet. I’ll see you at could only cry out for a while: Stark. Jane Stowell received the Allen Family Hold Reunion. dinner." He strolled around awhile, •Dr. Jethro! My God! I could not gate prize. has several years to run, but the jar and chased the spider Into the study. Silk Creek, July 2.—(Special.)— postoffice department already owns visited the little graveyard, finally help them. I was on the other that. The fact that it Is a "wid About 40 attended the Allen re- Baptist Church, Henry W. Davis, leaned up against a tree and re- Its . furniture, fixtures and equip- G olf Club E lects. . , t . . . . . . ow” seems not to have in any way side.’ ” school, 10; fore- garded the old academy, from The Cottage Grove Golf club has 10nl°n on the F. Bahrenfus place m en t “The farmer’s name?” curbed Its maternal instinct, for It Pastor.—Sunday noon service, 11, sermon topic, whose cupola high above the eaves -------------------- proceeded shortly to produce an "Jerry Moore. H e lives about a elected the following officers: E l- 1Sunday- Among those present I , n egg mass from which several hun “Enduring Friendships." Mr. and it was probable that no bell would mile from here, all alone; his peo bert Bede, president; Elbert Smith, iye„re Mr. and Mrs. Weston Allen of I . . „ . Mrs. D. A. Emerson will give short sound again. vice president; E. R. Lemley, sec- Cottage Grove, Mr. and Mre. Lee dred little "widows” probably will ple all have died.” retAry-treagurer. ' Gooley of Yoncalla, Mr. and Mrs. I messages, since this will be their His thought drifted to the fig- emerge in due time. "He’s trustworthy?" An entertainment committee is 1 Alvin Allen and children. Mr. and ! Although the spider fits exactly last Sundav in Cottage Grove be- ures. He meant to see where they "Jerry? Oh, yes! yes. And he fore their removal to Salem. The were kept. He wanted to examine planning a dance to secure funds | Mrs- Llmer Allen of Corvallis, ( the descriptions of the Black Wid adored my brothers and sisters. with other them more closely. ow, even to the red marking on church will unite They were so gay and friendly for cleaning up some of the rough J Mr. and Mrs. Ever&tt Allen and churches of the city in a union He looked about him. A base- on the golf course. The committee I children. Mr. and Mrs. James Al with everyone.” the abdomen, it has been sent to So far as Increase in June mart ment ran under all the house, its Don C. Mote, entomologist at the service at 8 in the Christian “Was there Ice forming at the ts: Cleo Morelock. O. M. Bagley I len ot New Mexico, Mr. and Mrs. riage licenses is concerned NRA church. R ev. M. A. Groves will windows facing a stone retaining time? C^ulTthev have'Slipped oA Stewart Carlson, Harold Swartz) | Muno and children, Mr. and 1». state college, for classification. Roy Allen and daughter, Mr. and hasn’t done much for Lane county. wall which at one spot was broken th at’ ’’ vv Mrs. Cynthia Barton, Mrs. Walter Bert Cutlack of Roseburg was preach the sermon. * * * to admlt of steps going down. Ar- was too earlv for ire Nn Crabb, Mrs. Cleo Morelock, Mrs. Mrs. John Wilson, Flossie. Ruby, Slxty-one glory tickets were ls- here today exhibiting a specimen Melvin Aden, Lutheran Church, W. A. Sylwes- thur, examining them, saw that igabel went too near lost her ha?’ Harold Swartz, Mrs. Leontine Wllma, „ . Maxlne_ .. „ and ------- —- i 1 . sued ln that month thle year, an exactly like that found by Mrs. ter, Roseburg, Pastor.—Services in they led to a door which was half arme I s u d d X Stark, Mrs. Stewart Carlson Mrs Mr- and Mr8' Tari' and son Clar- increase of o( one over last year. Wheeler. to grant Ralph Saltsman. Mrs Victor Cham- ,,nce- Mrs- Franklin and childr»n, County ---- *“ Judge Fisk had ------------ Seventh-day Adventist church on ajar; a door hanging by one hinge the others down ’ west Main street. Bible class for badly in need of paint. Squeezing “Then— the «¿Tire«—wrr» made bers, Mrs. Merville Veatch, Mrs. John Robert and Russell Woolcott waivers to three couples to permit adults, 10; forenoon service, 11. j through the narrow aperture the ■_» " we e William Zimmerly and Msr. T. A. and Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Grimes. their getting their licensee for This is the first time ln eight Fourth o f July weddings. • • • door’s sagging position offered, he „¿j, please1 He will tell you Parsons. years the Everett Allen family had Pentecostal Assembly of God. At- found himself In a dismal passage about th ese” been together. wood Foster, Pastor. — Sunday from which opened rooms. Cau Her eves softened as sh e look ed Use of Mall Boxes R estricted. C. J. Rozell of Creswell has school, 9:45; forenoon service, 11; tiougly opening several door» he a t th e n / and he thought of a d v Acting Postmaster Nelson has leased the J. H. Ponsford place Rattlesnakes Are Numerous. in the absence of the pastor, Evan- saw rooms of a depressing aspect when she would be m u ch old er received further word from the near the steel bridge on Row river r ________ ______ ___ _ atten- Fairview, July 2.—(Special.)— for a period of three years and general __ calling The same regulations that were gellst and Mrs. Wm. Skondln will -xlark moldy, the plaster or pa- than the a g ^ p r J S l n U d by S e a l postmaster charge; evening service, 7:45; per falling from the walls. mannequins- and down the lon£ tion to the "offense of" depositing Rattlesnakes are numerous this plans to go Into the chicken In in effect last vear have become ef have Mr. Skondin will He went up hurrledly-and fl- ^ n u / of ’time'1 ,he™wo?id s°tW anything ln mall boxes other than ;year *” this neighborhood. Two dustry extensively. He was here fective in the Umpqua forest dur Tuesday. 7:45, ___ _________ ________ people’s meeting nally came to the room which he perhaps see her lost brother« and mall upon which postage haa been ' were klIled on the Noble Elliott ____ from _______ McMinnville Saturday to con- ing the fire season. Briefly the preach; younjr 7:45, • young It ¿ teis - in eternal a d o?^ paid. The order of the postoffice place Iast week and several others elude the deal and will take poe- requirements for traveling in the Friday, . A<- - people - A in sought. ,s . . had been used, it was « ------ — Uieir — | session at once. forest are: Refrain from smoking charge: prayer meeting, Thursday, evident, at one time, as a supple- Cence and keep them in a plav- department is that anything placed have been killed near by. while traveling, secure a campfire 2 m ’ street meeting Saturday, mentary schoolroom, for a black- ¿round“ “Jf "memory “ from “ whTcV in mail boxes shall be treated as permit for any area other than a 7:30 . . . b?a{d ?°vered ° n® tb« y aI1? b?- , they could never emerge adult and first class matter, which means designated camp, carry tools suffi- . hind the old-fashioned teacher s weary that it shall be taken to the local i postoffice and first class postage ; cient for extinguishing a fire. The Christian Science Society, 242 desk. On It ln freshly-written let- "Shall I shut the door’ ” minimum of tools Is an ax, a §e<:°nd street — Sunday ters made by red chalk were four i -Yes; you see there’s' a small collected thereon. In addition pos- ! shovel and a water carrier. 8Cu?°1’» ®,a5' iorep?°n service, 11, names: circle of glass let into it—so Mr tai regulations provide a fine of | Campfire permits may be se- 'subject, “Sacrament" t - I.............. a look . . i ln —and w so that air. 1300 to be Imposed upon those ; Jethro ------- Braeebridge, Jr. Haskell can zee Althea Braeebridge. placing anything In mail boxes for cured at the Layng creek ranger they are right—and in their pla Norman Braeebridge. the purpose of evading payment of ces.” etation oi at the Musick guard sta Wheat Check Under Way. Isabel Braeebridge. tion. “But why look ln—why have postage. Five crews, each composed of a _________ ______ < supervisor and two helpers, are in tei ? | T h e m X t m o m en t he r t l r t S i th e ?* aro u n d a t a ll? F oreetry ta m ii Attended. M rc Q o l i n r r ’ c A r r « I o the fieId ,n Lane countv checking L?o?entlvh T h e t . 11 V ? a clnu3« 1” father’s will July 2.—Homer Hull and Albert I s on the federal wheat control pro- Yi,.1 P -iG „ o ® / 11 needn t be after I am twenty- « --------- ° ° gram ¿he iadin* "kht were go real that one. o h , Mr Haskell will tell vou ” McCal1 returned Friday afternoon „ a Sentinel to Be Mailed Day Later 20 College Girls Are Here From L. A. Church News 8, Black. Widow Spider Found Here To Tell Eugene Fostoffice Buiiding Is To Be Asked N R A DoeSn t BOOSt Marriages Fire Season Rules Are In Effect "Band ^Appreciates ^Paper ivirs. oalini? S Age Same as _____ O regon’s fa XSTSSeiuJi! , S ' S 2 . ' S W T ’S L S S S f f f dicatlng that Lana w heat farm ers who have signed up under terms ot" the AAA m an s r ? with all requirem ent complyln,r 311 “ ¡¿“ifual „JhS ' '• S ““ S ™ S ? . T ‘ " W ” .. «tillness told him that he had went. At the foot of the ztalrraae other boys they were guests of .¥ r8-, N ettie Sallng of this city i ound the hiding place of the loading to the main hall she’ left the OreK°n state forestry depart- will Observe her diamond annlvert dummies. Janet had been quite him. " mal na“ ,n ® ment. Sam Miller, forestry offl- sary July 20. the date set bv Eu- right—they were beautifully done Arthur, full of hla story sou-ht cla1’ and Dave Kenady, club leader gene for opening its Oregon Trail - t h e flesh tint quite natural, the out Wilton H? ran him dotkn at from Tillamook, nad charge of th . pageant ln observation of the dla- grave, sweet, brooding faces of last in the library examining inm» camp. mond Jubilee of the state, which Thief Gets Fryers. , the little girls as absorbed az If booUg “ nrary. examining zorne K ain Is Light In June. she probably will attend. Mrs. Mrs. Helen Bosley and son Fred some lesson of a long-ago spring "Hello old fellow Sallng has seen practically the en- a“ d Elaine Fry returned last | had continued over t h soft, r ------- --- ------ Precipitation for the month of Thursday from Bend, where they eternal problem. Thelr abund- fou rid '/iu t”5 I ^ cjub "to?? bLFvnnr tire growth of the state. June was light with a total of .50 had vUlteil several days with Mrs. ajit golden hair moved a little ln manner that you have discovered of an Inch recorded. The weather H. C. Gillilland, niece of Mrs. Bos- the draught which drew ln from something" report In full follows: Mean maxi ley. Upon their return lt was dis- the half-opened door. He put a rve -been talking to Berenice ” mum, 72.2; mean minimum, 45.5; covered d that a thief had entered finger against one curl, then quick- Wilton looked un lesim w 'iv mean, 58.8; maximum, 91; mini their chicken house some time the lv raised it; as if a thrill of life “Where did you see her?” mum, 35; clear days, 20; partly night before and stolen seven had been communicated. Arthur Arthur explained. He saw that cloudy, 5; cloudy, 6. Rhode Island Red fryers. watched each figure In turn as If Berenice’s desire to ask Wilton Delin';'“ «« T axes Are Paid. a danger existed, that to cease to questions gave the latter deep sat- Heavy payments on delinquent look Isfaction. “I ----------- don’t wonder m.c she’s . Forest O ffices Consolidated. . . at , one of them was to incur ------------- The central O. A C. office at » h a rm from the rest. He jumped! nervous,” he commented. "Perhaps taxes continue at the sheriff's of Roseburg has been consolidated B ad <>ne moved "But I m a fool Haskell will explain everything fice. A turnover of 317,404.28 of with the Umpqua national forest he commented. The first time in satisfactorily this evening. He 1932 money was made a few days office. Employes and equipment rn—J 7e I sver had nerves.” doesn't seem to have nerves." of the former office have been Rold®n hair on one of the "Oh, yes, he has! He’s afraid of moved to the forest office. It is VSure’ stirred softly ln the those wax figures." leaf, and Arthur looking over his believed this change will promote draught. He bent to look at the “I should think he would be. shoulder, read: economy and efficiency in the eyea » ‘most -xpectlng to see the Always to me and I am rather a Lives there a man with soul so dead operation of the two branches of lashes quiver; then glanced up. healthy specimen—there Is some- federal business. and this time a kind of paralysis thing stealthy and idiotic about a Who never to himself hath said kept him from showing the emo- wax figure at once helpless and This is mv own—m y native land? tion ne felt. In the doorway stood menacing. I don't blame him—but Below was carefully written: Omer M oore Nearly Drowu*. Omer Moore narrowly escaped an immensely tall man. Two plerc- what I am curious to know Is. why "Yes, O. H.! Hla native country Is ing eyes regarded him from a put- such properties have to be kept Satan’s. I wish he would go there drowning Sunday at Rest-a-Whlle camp on Row river He ant’'out * man made n o ; around when It would be so easy and not came back to plague us over his depth and had gone un- *^*1 x * iPli?.^? g H1 L? dispose of them? Meanwhile anv more with hie fancied learn ar>d went down the “ “““~ pas- I've made a discovery. On that ing He made Althea cry this der several times before rescued tlny " turr‘ ” «axeway. nhelf to the left under the ency- morning with his sternness about by Jimmie Vaablnder, who haa Agaln he heard steps In the pas- clopedlas I found these book»— nothing. I hope he reads this. taken a life-saving course. Edwin sageway, but they were light, like school books, some precious poe- Then he’ll know what we all think Cone and Tom Gallo those of a woman. Berenice ap- sessions, like 'Little Women' and of him. N. B." peered in the doorway. Treasure Island,’ ’Young People’s "Here's another book with a very Fourth P asses Quietly Balder told me vou were look- Anthology of English Verse,’ and clever caricature of Gordon Has The Fourth of July passed quiet ing at the figures I came to tell similar work*. On the fly-leaf In kell drawn on the fly-leaf. It’s ly here, with not an arrest for you It Is not the beet thing to do, a round, boytsh hand I read ln signed quite boldly, 'Althea Brace- drunkenness or other misconduct she said In her gentle voice her one of them—wait—I think we’ll bridge.’ and haa this legend writ 8p?t8 and Pleasure re- beautiful eyes regarding him grave- not be disturbed. I'll fetoh It” ten beneath: 'Art is truest to na sorts claimed a large part o f the ly. _ ___ . H* brought the book, an Amer- j ture. then nature to art.’ " >>pulatlaa I am sorry if I have done any- lean history, turned hack the fly (To be continued.) Cottage Orove, Ore., July 3.—(To the Ed itor.)—All members of the band were inter ested in your last week’s first page feature titled “ Are You Proud of Your Band?” Every member of the band appreciates the boosting the home newspaper has done. There could not be the interest that has been shown in the home town band except for the free publicity given by the home newspaper, which I personally believe to be the best country newspaper in the state. Conducting a newspaper must have some of the feature« of being a part of a home band —-there must be a lot of labor for which there is little reward—but we who arc interested in making Cottage Orove the best little city in the world can not stop to consider reward for our services—if w« did we would have a very poor sort of city. If the band is, as you said, one of the best advertisements a city ever had, a newspaper comes in the same category. We certainly wouldn’t be very proud of our city If we didn’t support a home newspaper. I believe residents of Cottage Grove gen erally appreciate what their home newspaper means to the city, as is evidenced by their loyalty to that newspaper, and I believe the larger part realize that the better their sup port the better the newspaper they will have, and It follows that the better the home news paper the better the home city. All together for a bigger and better Cot tage Grove, L. L. H A R R E L ,
