The Cottage Grove sentinel., August 23, 1934, Image 1

VOI I ME ALI
(X r r fA t.K GHOVE, LANK COUNTY OKKOON, TIB ItSHAY,
F o o t b a l l P r a c t i c e Is to
S t a r t S c u t, 5
FAIR BEST EVER
TO BE PLAYED SUNDAY
At GUST
Ebony Waters
By Aúna M cClur» SholL
W N U 8»fvlc«
23, IHM
M 'M IT .k M
BATTING AVERAGES ARE
GIVEN fOli '34 SEASON
P o lit e J u u g c b u b j t t l
O l K id d in g
i oitcu Judge O. V. Breese uax,
in the course orn his duties, told
Oh. my dear what shall I do in can hate his rival.
Kemember,
I 1 m * uutniiiK
-iUay will b» a
Figure« com piled on hatting av­ many persona now they should
quiet uno a l in« xuif cuui»v a» a this gtea t place without you?"
this m an had known Berenice all erages of m em bers of the Cottage. eonauci tnumsuives and pow they
Flowur Show, Homecraft and
"i'll sla y near by. I can work her life, you corne In and sw eep Grove baseball team for the BI34 should operate a car, for which
Itaui uf uigiit will bo purllcjpat-
and stu d y, und plan for the fu- aw ay his all castle in a moment. season show that W itcher was best ■ eason be is not anxious to nave
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In
Bi®
vVlilauiOtla
V
aliuy
(JUil
Antique Given Lurk*
4 hank God!"
a»«uciat)uu a tdui u ain en l at A1 tu is. Life is all ours.
m an with the stick , with Cochran u»e lohow ing told on him.
' D on’t tem pt fata! Lxutve th is re­ second, based on num ber of tim es
B s tuld Jan et arid Arthur that
baity. Have tai uutat* aapovt to ac-
i h e otner evening n« and Elbert
Siluro Attention
evening. The twu were in dism ay. gion leave Berenice for a time. at bat. although higher percent­ Bede were returning from a trip
cutupatty lit« loatu.
lu Ute backw aid play uf tho ' Let us all laave," A rthur **r You can write to each other He ages wuut to those w ho did not norm as president and secretary
cum »« ia»t Munday low n«t wont claim ed. “Let's clear out and would not surely intercept your play in ao m any game«. The fig ­ of tne cnam oer of com m erce,
Boy* and Girli Guido Adulte
to 8. G- Godard w ith a 40 hour leave the brut« and lak e B erenice letters."
ures follow:
B iees« being a t the wheel or m»
On, wouidn l he!"
w ejc tied fui »«coitd place with 4^. with us."
in Number, Quality
car. A-i the car approached the
Bund them under cover to me."
s<
‘
What good would that do, A r­
¡n «y w«<v L uu H ill, Victor Ghattt-
»
1
Cottage Grove city lim its it was
" T h ale a good Idea—If I ever
&
c stopped because a wrecker nad
"It
of Exhibit*.
b«i», o
M Bakl«y aitd hUb«rt thur?" Janet rem onstrated.
a p
3
2
Bad».
would only m ake m atter« wore«! need to do thaL"
toe nignw ay blocked, t o e ebam
5
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a
£ her
Nu. 1 think we m ust sla y and help
"Take my advice and get out. 1
of com m erce officials left the
The * oniiouiitty fair bald Friday
2
Bowser,
M
her
in
another
way."
.500
in
Ft
iday
night*«
m
ixed
fuui-
2
i
never
vet
went
uninvited
Into
a
car to see wnat had nappened.
and Hutui day und««r II»« «ponaor
1
5 2 400 th e y nad nardiy turned their
»unt® Itaitutcap play, flia t prix»
You re right, Janet,“ W ilton yard w here there w ere bulldogs, Horn
■hip of tho cham ber u i com m erce
____17 62 23 371 backs when som eone yelled, dtop
fur luw n e t went tu Staw art Gail* said. “1 w ant to g e l to the root of Arthur said philosophically. "Hai­ W itcher
•Uipuaaad anythin«; of tho kind
3 12
4 333 it!.
•uu and Mi». H arold bw artx and the trouble here, and m aybe 4 can der’s a mean, sulky fellow and A rb« ioide
be£i>iv held her«, the NUci < »« be-
t h e two looked back to see
Bagley
V 3 333 tne Breese car sliding o tt in to the
that's
the
best
that
can
be
said
of
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««cond
pi
lx*
to
Wtiltaiti
Ztinutvrly
g
e
t
tu
the
root
m
uch
quicker
from
du« luigely to uni «nutting ef
S
h
ot.tall
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22
7 316 diteb. The driver bad neglected
und .di > i C. V\ h« « b r.
him. I think he would do any­
tu« outside.
fu ll« of i <>iuuiltt«vin«ii, «uprtinlwn
• • •
__ 5 19 6 316 to set his brakee. B reese succeed­
Arthur looked earnestly at him. thing for H askell, though whether Lunn _
dent« of departm ent» and parti
_ ! » 76 23 303 ed in jum ping into the car, steer­
E leven participated In a wom en » i "You'll never have a finer field In a rage or devotion It's hard to Cochran
«uluily to iiu tic la Horn, tf*tier«l
handicap flag toumam««nt Wed- fur psychological research. W hat tell."
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10 3 300 ing It away from a telephone pole
D u t t o n __
»upei loteu d m t.
Shockley
...... -15 59 17 .287 and setting the brakes to keep
uv»<iay. Mt»» Jane Hlowoll, who do you think H askell's gam e Is?"
"What harm could Bolder do
Exhibit«
that
attta cted
the
placed
her
(lag
in
the
cup
on
the
Sw
anson
3«
10 .277 m e vehicle from sm asblng into a
me?"
...10
He went« Berenice s m oney. 4‘m
greater am ount of atten tion w«re
Don't get in hl« way that's M inton __
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ninth green, wa» winner. (¿ate su re- but I m in k he s fond of her,
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8 .261 fence. As soon a« m e wrecker
the flower», hom ecraft and
an­
K nickerbocker
- 18 77 20 259 nad loaded up the other car It
pu xe w ent to Mr«. Chester W heel­ tou. You generally love w h at vou all."
tique» and a lu in ltu r e cMhlbit by
A fter that the days becam e a Johnson
........10 39 11 .256 puiled the Breese car from the
er. Un account uf warm weather protect, and as her guardian I
H. 1«, («odaid
■ ___ -------6 20 5 .250 ditch
the woiitwit have changed the hour suppose his affection and hts sense w aiting for B erenice In the farm ­ Pillsbury
'ih e floW«i ahow wua In th a ig i
and Breese bungled up a
4
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1
house
over
which
the
blue-black
M
i
n
e
r
___
1 250 dollar for m e service. "It won't
fur
Wednuaday
«
play
to
ft
p.
nt.
of power increoeed together ''
of the M ower and G ulden club flower« flrat, Mie W M Mac
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4
1 .250 be necessary to put this in the
On bundav he called at Jerry clouds of winter were now driving. L»Mear
and the hom ecraft and antique» (Bbhon, aecond. Mra. A lfred W ulff. ¿¿any are taxing intereat in lad­
____11 29
7 241 p a p er ,’ Breese auggeeted to his
Moore's and w as able to ruuke sa t­ Every day W ilton w ent to the oak Shortridge
depul tm en l wa» in charge of Mr». th u d , Mra. U I., G odard, fourth, der play.
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.. 9 17
2 235 editorial secretary, hut to no avail.
isfactory arrangem ents with him. and at last his hand closed on the N ew ton
J. I*. GiuluUn.
M r. Charlea Getlya. Lot JO Beat
Cooper,
E.
prom
ised
letter.
He
sh
u
t
him
self
1
'!»«•
regular
»oclal
evening
will
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2
322
“It
will
be
good
to
have
ye,"
Jerrv
Elmvr lie tg wa» in charge of Individual exhibit of gutd rn flo w ­
Reedy ___
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3 176
"He turned ve out in his bedrrxrm to read It.
Hmlth Hugh«» and adult exhibit», e r . finrt. Mra Bartlett Johnston; be held tonight at the golf course, com m ented
hU/ry of Drouth to Be Idtd.
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o
x
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Dear
W
llton
:
....—19 74 13 .175
and H T Itoae of 4 H exhibit». ee< und, Mrs. W. A Henranwuy. play to be in m ixed two-ba II han­ for courtin', eh? Well, I think
M. A. Groves, pastor of m e
....... 5 18 3 .167 M Rev.
L H. Burna wa» in charge o f gar l^rl 2J Beet vuae of «napdragon« dicap fouraonie». D luner will be Berenice done right to lak e ye If
" I haven't w ritten before be­ Hrlcher __
ethodist church, w"ho has been
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4 .148 visitin g w ith relatives in K ansas
dona and vegetable«.
you a«k m e;”
cause I have been nursing Mother G ates
flr«t and second, Mra W A »erved.
•
•
•
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■7 1 .143 and atten ding sum m er school in
Exhibit» by adult» were not a« I lernenway
W ilton did not ask him m any Martha. She refused to go to bed, Dunn ____
i t*« jun iu f girls' tournam ent this things. Hts parting from B erenice poor dear, and died quietly In her C o l l i n s __
3
5 0 .000 ia c o m a . W ash., is expected to re­
num eroua a» hud been expected,
G ladioli (A m ateurs)
Hubbell
_
w.
uk
waa
won
by
Mias
Jean
King
2
3 0 000 turn
m any believing that the fall wa«
had been ardent, sorrow ful, de­ chair this morning. The servants
Ixit 1 Beat 3 «pike» of any on«
y riday and will occupy his
a a a
1 3
0 .000
feated and determ ined' She had are m uch afraid. Janet will move Arne ____
laigU y for boy» and girl». Hup« r- variety flrat. Mra G It. At neat.
Sunday. P receding the ser­
O il., Bagley is p iu m ollu g a boys' prom ised him that
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1 0 .000 pulpit
with
Mrs. up to Mothei M artha's room soon, Bowser, W
Intrndent H um aald an
effort
.« ond. Mr«. Alfred W ulff; third,
Won Loat Pctfc. m on. on The Q uiet Time" Sun­
would be m ade next year to coi- Mr« W A. llem en w a y
Lot Z golf club, with play to start after Oenver or Janet tor a com panion and even Gordon H askell approves
day forenoon he will tell of the
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8
.727 drouth
roct thl« Knpleaalon
lle«t ba»krt flrat. Mr«. Hartlatt octiuol opens m b«pl«m bsr Play she would m ake her usual v isits to of this. He is afraid I will be Gam e» ___
and business cconditions in
wilt to- on Saturdays.
Mr. Godard'» eahlbtt. all con Johnston.
Jerry. W ilton consoled h im self bv nervous, though how he could ex­
tne sta te s visited.
»tiu ttvd of wiMxIa locally grown.
talking of her with the old farm ­ pect us to be llvelv In this huge
Dahlia« (ArnuK ura)
IF e ts
Included a hediooiu »el (bed, »mall
er, whose adm iration of Berenice place I don't know. I have not B a r te ls M a r k e t <
Lot 1 lie s, cactu s dahlia« flrat,
table, chair, chiffonier and cheat > of Mr»
B a itle tt Johnston.
Ixit Z M e r c u r y H i t s H i g h was as great as his own. He spoke mourned for dear M other M artha
FA IR V IE W .
curl) fir, baby w agon and vanity Best hybrid cactu» dahlia first,
one night of the C hristm as tree. She was old and tired and wanted
Aug 20.—Mrs. Su sie
G aroutte
N ew F ro n t
of chinquapin;
tea
wagon
of Mia. B aitlett J .lmaton Ixit 3 Boat
Jerry took out his pipe and stared to go. Cook has her usual story—
and H arry W ilson
of
Cottage
U I 9 6 D e g re e s
rhetry. laurel and augur pin«’, with d e io ta ilv n d ah lia flrel, Mr» Bart­
at him.
Grove were all day gu ests o f Ida
of her w aking up in the nigh t and
tray of bird»’ eye cedar: cheat lett Joh n ston , aecond, Mrs. B art­
“That ain't around yet?"
G aroutte Sunday.
«eeing u boat with children in the
The appearance of th e B artels
and «tool uiudo of walnut taken lett Johnston. Lot 4 lie .i pompon
Not now -he burned IL"
m oonlight rowing M other Martha.
P. J. Bush has been em ployed
The
therm om eter
reached
a
from u lie « that »tood on the < -lx «pertinena) first and aecond,
“Balder alw ays did act queer How can a place prosper under m arket building h s s been com ­ in E u gen e the past two w eeks do­
pletely
changed
this
week
by
the
»ea»on
high
here
thl»
week,
al­
bur* n property w here the Hie»» Mr«, liu rtlett Johnaton.
about that tree. He lied to you such a reign of su p erstition ?”
Ixit
5
construction of a new front in ing carpenter work for Dr. Roes.
l«*r furniture »tore 1» now located, Beat aeedllna dahlia first, Mr» though .1 i» >ei »port of iaat when he said he sew it floating
Cart Yancey left
F riday
for
Arthur, arriving later, told him Moorish design. Tuesday nigh t a
A tem perature of down He brought It down him self
a Ira) of walnut flour a tree that W M Marl ilh b o n . ««cond. third y ea r» record
Oregon to spend a few
the hour of the funeral, and the
take
ad­ southern
»tood w h ole lieldler*» feed »tore and fourth, Mr«. G B. Arheat Lot t/u wa» recorded Wed ne »day at the on old W hite Star s back. W hite next day but one be w atched the burglar attem p ted to
days
w
ith
his
father,
who
is
pros­
vantage of m e fact th at the front p ectin g there.
ent therm om eter at the was a draught horse they used to
now »tunda, with mo»»<*« under 6
Best ha«k«t of dahlias flr»t. governm
F, Stew art plat », on e degree have After the funeral Mrs. Brace- procession from a nearby hill of m e building was left insecure­
glu-in decorating interior bottom of M is
Several women of this neighbor­
B arllatt Johnston
Lot 7: C
winding
a
black
course
through
ly
closed w hile the change w as be­
higher
titan
i
uvaduy
•
tem
pera
the tray, nut howl»
and
fruit Best exhibit from one garden
bridge sen t Jerry up to fetch down the bleak air. Jerry hod gone to
hood attended the H appy Circle
ing
made,
but
Omer
Moore,
w
ho
is
lure
Today
■
tem
perature
proba­
bowl» of maple burl«; fruit bowl first. Mra B artlett Johnaton; sec­
the tent and other things. The he one of the m ourners, and spent
Sew ing Club a t D orena last Wed­
bly will reach that of ye»terday.
of apiuco.
tree had an A m erican flag on It, the rest of the day rather grandly doing the work, took the precau­ nesday. Mrs. Earl H iggenbotham
ond, Mra. Medley.
tion to sleep in the building and
Hupei intendrnt H orn had a d if­
so
Balder—I
waa
helpin'
him
he
arid
Mrs. Otho V anSchoiack were
Moat th lr ie stln g and unluua ex ­
In black, square-looking clothes.
ficult tim e .nt I ng that exhibitor» hibit com plala rock aardan and
says. I'll take down the whole The old place will breathe its w as aw akened by the prowler, h ostesses and tw o quilts
were
who
left
in
haste
when
spoken
to
got theii i ib b nut
i lu r in g
t h a pool, Mr« T. C. Whaelar.
C laren ce ir u e VV ils u n
worked on.
business. They'll want the stand, last some time. Just as M artha
«hoit tlim* that light» wer« o ff
mi-bbe ' Why for he didn't burn It did," he said com fortably. "And, by Mr. Moore.
Mrs.
M
artha
Fry
and
daughter,
«11 t L I B WINNKHM
Friday evening on account of an
Mrs. H attie Yancey of K lam ath
L b b ert, R a lly Speakers 1 don't know but Balderas a h alf­ oh. B erenice asked m e to give you
H alf twholarahlp Winner»
w itted loon any way you take this.”
F alls, visited last w eek with Mrs.
C ham pions in their protects and
R
e
f
u
s
e
F
i
r
e
S
p
r
e
a
d
s
flr»t p ru e ribbon» wore
»tolen.
Ida G aroutte and the W arren and
him."
It was another little note saying
A tumpvrxnce rally, sponsored
During tin dan« » Friday night a receiving highest «core on exhibit
W ilton thought the description she had gone down to see if the
F red K elly fam ilies. They were en
h u n .i- i
of HbtoflMM Wttfl
taken and record book Mewing. Jacque­ by the inim stsrlal association, will accurate.
route hom e from a trip to Sher­
figures were safe and to tend
I
n
t
o
F
o
r
e
s
t
Morton.
Ixindon,
cooking. be hold at (t o clock Tuesday eve­
fi»»m a*tolknta that had not been line
wood.
Apart from hts separation from
Mary M cKlbben. L atham , canning ning 111 the M rlliodtst church. Rav. Berenice he rather relished hts them a little, as M other Martha
rem oved
Jam es G unter of Sm ith
n v er
Ixrtham. cattle. Clarence True W ilson, correspond­ change of surroundings. T he stark hod. "though I did It more in
ill
in d
s m ith - liana Trunnetl.
Dorena, Aug 22. — (Special.) — was an over-night guest at the
Delight
Valley; ing secretary o f the txiard of sim plicities of life ware alw ays m em ory of her than to sa tisfy anv
H ughe» boy» and girl» were char* l>ean Jackson.
hom
e
o
f
a
daughter,
Mrs.
Noble
feelin g of mv own—those poor, A forest fire at the V erlln Ward
acterixrd a» probably the beat that sheep, H orace W olford Lynx H ol­ tem perance and public m orals of
iilal to him; and the plain
E lliott, Friday, returning
home
had e te r bent «hown at a com ­ low . gardeu, Jeaale Grubb. La­ the M ethodist church, and CoL old fa-m house, the silen ce o f the sym bols are nothing now! Maybe place on T eeters creek Tuesday Saturday.
tham ; fo red ry . Ivan P atten. La Crank B. Lbbert w ill speak on great hllla, the bright procession Mother Martha has found her afternoon threatened considerable
m unity fair anyw here
The
Fred
and
W
arren
K elly
I property, but Is now under con­
th e D rys Stage a Come-Back." of the w inter days— It w as an I charges in that other world.
ka to com» ■ thorn: health girl. Joyce W alker.
fam ilies were dinner g u e sts S at­
with Mg »>.. .w -tMHtt. htit un a »a I >«t Lynx H ollow: health boy. N athan I her« wilt be no aduilaaion charge. open and friendly winter all com like to think of them holding out trol. The fire started from a ref­ urday at the hom e of their m oth-
their hands to her. The cook, of use ftre set by Mr. Ward and
ant wae lu r e with the picture», Edw ards, Hebron
blned to content him. Arthur he course, was dream ing and rom anc­ burned over four or five acres. •». Mrs. Florence K elly, in Cot­
( lot hlng
for which there wa« a la ig e audl
tu u n ty tta rra n t« Down.
• aw alm ost every day. BerenlC’ i in g —but it was a pretty idea— The old house once occupied by tage Grove.
Lot I Flrat. Grace St Elm o. Ijr.
ence each evening.
Lane county a w a n ant lndebted- -very week at least; when Jan«
Luther B ettice left Sunday for
econd. Alice Trunnell. 1^- no«s haa been cut i2u.kkl.74 in the could not com e with her Mrs. Den- their row ing her across the lake the C. H. Jennin gs fam ily, but C alifornia to return
An exhibit which attrnct««d the than,
with
Mrs.
She went so qu ietly—alm ost as if which w as vacated about 15 years B ettice's parents, w ho are
atten tion of nil waa a hollyhock iliam . third. Jeanette Trunnell. La­ paat year. It 1» revealed by figures ver did
com ing
The little housekeeper som eone had stopped at the door ago. was destroyed.
feet high that wa« grown tham ; fourth. Doris Sm ith. La­ cum pllod by County Clerk W. B. was no m ore reassured than she
to O regon to locate.
and beckoned her."
by H H. Thciima.
tham ; fifth, Jean Yearoua. La­ Dillard
The E dw in Voss fam ily w as en­
had been on the day of her ar­
It. C Ku« hn<*r, county club lead tham.
tertained M onday even in g with a
The warrant debt totals 3171,- rival; the pupils were falling off. I W ilton poured out his heart in a
er, wua here the entire tw o day»
Ixit 2 Flrat. Jacqueline Morton. 604.27, as again t (tH2.4M.ul at the she said. The story of W ilton’s long letter—wondering at the inad­
dinner at the W alter
D ow ens
Joyce W alkrr. tim e the sem i-annual report of dism issal had gotten about and he equacy o f words, their nimble,
of the full, hl# »ervlce» both dur­ London, second
hom e at Mount View, honoring
elusive w ays of refusing to carry
ing and preceding the fair having Lynx H ollow, third, Edna John­ June 3u. 1H3J, w as made. To o ff­ had many sym pathizers.
Mrs. Voes on her birthday anni­
m uch to do with It» »ucce««
son. Lynx H ollow
versary.
“When the last pupil goes. I'm ; burdens o f em otion. On his wav
set tne warrants, tho county has
Many («»hipllUt«" nt a w ere paid the
Cooking
to the oak he m et Sally W elford, I London, Aug. 21. — «Sp ecial.'
Mr and Mrs. Robert Stacy and
(kH.SJZ US ca«h on hand In the going," she announced one day.
rock« > built by Mra T C. W heel­
Lot 1 First. Mary M cKlbben. La­ various funds.
who
had
been
to
the
funeral.
"I shall be the laM pupil.” H er e-;
Strenuous effo rts on the part of Mr. and Mrs. L aw rence K elly v is­
Sh
e
nodded
brightly
to
him.
er und daughter June that wa» a tham ; second. Jean Yearoue. La­
ited
F riday even in g with Mr. and
“We w ill bs better off at the nice said
"You'll wait for tne, -
a large part of th e population of
You are still around these parts. B lack Butte com m unity w as re­ Mrs. W arren K elly.
pat | o f I h i flow« i exhibit
tham ; third. Alice Trunnell. La­ end of th i, year than last year.' Mrs Denver."
Mr
P
ayn
e?”
The Latham ill club hud a log tham : fourth. Hens Trunnell. La­ County Judge Fred F isk predicted
Clyde and H ubert M cNeil spent
They left the housekeeper and
quired to control a forest
fire
cabin in the forestry exhibit, H e­ tham . fifth. Jean ette Trunnell. I-a-
Jerry talking on the subject o f , "Yes. Sally. You left the acad­ that broke
out
Saturday
and the w eek end at Corvallis at the
em y of your own accord. But I threatened the
bron 4 II had a poultry exhibit. thnna
hom
e of a brother Brinton.
fruit
preserving
and
went
out
Into
j
settlem ent.
The
M ining Men .Are Here
didn't. You see, I am engaged to
I. \: R Hollow I 11 u ah«« p and calf
< 'annlng
A cousin of P. J. Bush, w ith his
Adolph Grund, St. Louis capital­ the cold for their own con fe,en ce. be m arried to Miss Bracebrtdge.” fire started from hot slag from fam
led 1 F irst, Marian Moore, La-
•Xhll I
•
Delight Valley 4 X a
ily, arrived Sunday from Ore­
more Im portant to them than the -
th e quicksilver furnace. The cook
calf exhibit.
"So I've heard, sir. W e’re all house caught fire, the flam es be­ gon City for a v is it
tham ; »econd. Jean Yearou*. La­ ist. and Guy Vale, well known plMiis of the Olympians.
T he Hmlth H ughe« exhibit con ­ tham ; third. Alice Trunnell. La­ m illing englurvr, have been here
glad. We wish it could be soon. ing discovered by M ra Pooler, but
Mr
and Mrs H arold McCargar
“Why
did
you
say
you
would
be
sisted of cooking, newtng. garden tham fourth. Goal Myers, l a l ham this w eek Investigating the E ve­ the last pupil, dear?" W ilton asked He m ight as well give her up first it was saved a fter a hole about and daughter of E ugene
spent
as last."
product» nnd poultry.
Ixd 3 F irst. Dorothy Unllo, Ixt- ning Star, Cham pion and other her.
Sunday
with Mr. McCargar s m oth­
tw o feet square had been burned
properties In the B ohem ia district.
P rise» und riblain» were award tham .
"I
agree
with
you.”
er.
Mrs.
Mary
McCargar
in th e roof.
"Because I know that m any o f ;
Grund has expressed Interest
ed »» follow«
She w ent on a few paces, turned
I-ot 3 F irst. Ilene Trunnell, La­ Mr.
Jam es Redford and Mrs N ettle
them are not com ing back after
In the district.
"Mr. W ilton. I wouldn't
W ilber o f Dorena visited Sunday
tham .
I I.OU EH SHOW
the C hristm as holidays; there are back.
stay
up
here
too
long."
afternoon
at the B ettice home.
ta
ttle
I'ottrd Plant» (Am ateur»)
rumors about; since Sally \\ -<
S t o p p i n g o t L o g g i n g M iss A lice
Ke«*fs Are Being Shot.
"Why do vou «av that?"
Cow F irst. Dean Jackson. De­
N ash of Mt. View
Lot 1 Beet »poctmen flow etlng
ford's story of seein g my brothers
B
osld
en
ts
of
the
city
may
have
“Oh—I feel trouble," she an­
w as an over-night guest of Mrs.
begonia fit at. Mt«. H 1,. Godard. light Valley, second. Clifford Van been startled during the past week and sisters rumors that harm
swered.
Clifford Van Schoiack F riday of
N o t F e lt H e re
Lot 3 ’le»t «pecitnen cactu s (any Prooyen.
shooting w ithin the city lim its, m ight com e to people in the acad­
W ilton looked after her wonder-
last week.
Sr. Calve« F irst. Allen H ankins. by
variety) first, Mt». T. C. Wheeler.
but there la nothing to fear. A emy Now. Isn't that fo o lis h '“
Ingly until tne dip of the hill hid
Mr. and Mrs.
Earl
H iggen­
No, I don't think it is '“
Lot 1» Iteaf «i>eclm«*n anv other Delight V alley, second. Vernon crew working under City Engineer
Lugging operations here
have botham and children visited Mon­
flow ering plant first, Mrs. H. K Nlclm ls. Delight Valiev
"I mean actual physical harm, her from his sight.
Coiner
w
as
blowing
out
reefs
In
day
even
in
g
at
the
Lot
W
agner
Calf
First,
Horace W olford.
not been affected by the recent
Godard.
Const fork aa a part o f the not queer feelin gs and fear “
Lynx Hollow; second. Dean Jack- the
closin g order issued by the state hom e at Dorena.
C H A PTER VIII
“I w as alw ays afraid of it. It's j
( u t Flower» (Am ateur»)
flood
control
project.
Mrs. Ida G aroutte and son Ce-
Janet
and
A rthur
had
a n ­ forestry departm ent affectin g sev­
like a h id d e n f . r n i 't i : that may
Ixit 1 Beat vaee of aeter» first, son. D cllgh, Valley; third. Eunice
break out som e day In a catastro­ nounced their engagem en t to Bere­ eral hundred logging cam ps in the ford and house guests. Mrs. Mar­
Mt». G B. A r tltil; second. M u. Edward». Hebron; fourth. Jack
Cam
eron
Again
In
Toll».
tha
Fry and Mrs. H attie Yancey
H as your guardian m entioned nice but not to Gordon H askell, valley, according to- inquiry m ade
W A llem en w ay. Lot 2: Beat Thornton. Lynx H ollow, fifth, lx,
D uncan P. Cam eron, form erly phe
dinner
su sp ectin g him of having but lit­ W ednesday The reason given for of in a m a th Falls, wer*-
me In anv way?"
va»< delphinium » first. Mrs W. Verne Thornton. Lynx H ollow
S teel
First. Pete Reach. Lynx of this city, whose dexterity n't
“Yes, he says you will have to i tle sym pathy with engagem en ts the order w as the extrem e fire gu ests last W ednesday of Mr. and
A H etnenw ay; aeoond. Mr» T. C.
passing
bad
checka
haa
got
him
of
Culp
leave
the
neighborhood
after betw een young and im uecunlous hazard due largely to low hum id­ Mrs. Darrel G aroutte
W heeler; thh d. Mr«. S. L. Godard H ollow
Into trouble aeveial tlniea. w as ar­ Christm
Sheep
people. Mrs. Denver was also ad­ ity. It w ill be continued in effect Creek.
as!"
■ O f /lim it
f.r '
rested
In
P ortland
Tuesday,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Andrus
and
son
until
w
eather
conditions
change.
Aged
ewe
Flrat,
H
orace
W
ol­
m
itted
to
their
confidence,
and
one
"I'll not leave vou. Berenice' I’ll
Mi
i ' W heelei
- u d Isoul M
charged with representing him self
Clarence of Reedsport cam e Mon­
Cone, third, Mr» H airy Godnrd; ford, Lynx H ollow, second. La aa a U niversity of O regon profes­ not leave Lostland,” he answered dark D ecem ber night the four
day
for
a
visit
at
the
hom
e
o
f a
gathered about the library and
fourth, Mra Andrew Brund. Lot 4: Verne Thornton, Lynx H ollow: sor and passing w orthless paper stubbornly.
th lid , Jack Thornton. Lynx H ollow
talked in whispers, though listen ­ C o t t a g e G r o v e P i c n i c daughter. Mrs. Clifford Van Scho­
"But
he
has
threatened
to
»top
H<*«t vase of roeea (six bloom»)
iack
Yearling ew e First, H orace W ol­ at Portland departm ent stores.
my com ing to Jerry's H e keeps ers could not be many. Only one
first. Mrs. W. A H om enway. Ix»t
Ceford G aroutte killed a rattle­
the front gates locked now. and servant remained in the k itchen—
5 Heat vase o f coatno» flr»t, Mrs. ford. Lynx Hollow
sn
ake having seven rattles one-
I..ATH.A.M
Ewe lamb Flr«t. Horace W ol­
the wav Is farther around hv the the others havin g yielded to their
T h is S u n d a y
Bartlett Johnston; second, Mr» W.
day
last w eek on his m other's
Aug 21 O liver nnd Anna N ich­ lake."
fears. Mrs. Denver w elcom ed her
A. H etnenway. Ix»t 7: Best vaae ford. Lynx Hollow
place.
G oats
ols. uccom panled bv Mrs. W innie
"Then w e m ust write when we own additional duties as an outlet
of mat (gold» (A frican) first, Mrs.
First. I.uev Edw ards, Hebron: ; H agerty and Lois H agerty o f P ort­ can't meet."
for her pent-up em otions.
The fourteenth annual picnic of
W M MacGibhon;
second, Mrs.
spent Sunday at the coast.
To Arthur she confided her sus­ the C ottage Grove association in
“He looks over the m ailbag ev­
DORENA.
W A llem en w ay;
third. Mrs. second. N athan Edwards, Hebron land,
They
follow
ed
the
coast
to
Corval­
Garden
picions that H askell was gettin g Portland w ill be held Sunday at
ery day.”
Aug 200 —Mr. and
Mrs.
Lot
Bartlett John«ton.
lis.
w
liete
Mrs.
H
agerty
left
for
First:
Jessie
Grubb,
Ixitham
;
ready
for
som
e
m
ove
w
hich
should
P
en
in
su
la
park,
the
usual
m
eet­
"How
about
our
own
post
one
W agner and son Robert and Mr.
Lot W Beat vn»e of nasturtium s
Portland.
Lola
will
rem
ain
for
two
aecond,
Jean
Yearous,
l.athnm
;
m
ake
a
radical
change
in
their
ing
place.
A
basket
dinner
will
be
of
nature's
providing?
Here's
a
and
Mrs.
Lyon
Law
rence
spent
find. Mt • W orth H arvey; »ec-
box ready—” he pointed to a existence. “I believe he doesn't served at noon. Everyone w ho has the w eek end at Yachats.
<»nd. Mia W A. H em onw ay: third, third, Irene Hum phreys. I.nthnni; weeks.
and Mis. George M cReynolds squirrel hole In an old oak near want the day scholars." she ven­ at any tim e lived
in
C ottage
Mrs. E lm er
W icks
returned
Mrs. G B. AmoM. Lot 10: Best fourth. Ilene Trunnell, Ixtlham ; of Mr.
Divide
and
M
is.
H
arold
Hani-
fifth.
Horner
Hull.
I-atham.
by.
"We can leave notes there— tured her opinion. "I think he's Grove has been invited and sev­ Thursday from spending several
vaae of pumUe
first, Mr«. W. A
Crops
m
erlcksen
of
G
rants
Pass
spent
Just
as
glad
they'vs
dropped
off.
eral
are
expected
to
go
from
here.
and
If
you
can't
get
this
far.
A
•
days
at
Pow
ers
with
her
husband,
H etnenway. Ix»t 11: Beat va»e of
Corn First. Glen Jennin gs, Do- W edne-dav evening nt the Mearl thur will bring them him self. I Then the heft o f the w inter Is
w ho Is em ployed there.
phlox < perennial) first, Mr«. Bart rena.
Porter home.
ahead of us. and m any of the boys
know."
Mrs. R uth England and children
H rs. J. L. B eattt Die*.
Istt Johnston; second, Mr«. W. A
Mi-s.
Aniunda
Hull
Is
visitin
g
at
and
girls
couldn't
com
e
so
far
Poultry
"Wilton,
w
e
ll
do
that!
Mv
guar­
F uneral services for Mrs. J. I . Carol W icks and Edna Steele vis­
Ham enwny. Ixtt 12: Beat vase of
the
hom
e
of
a
son.
Albert
Hull.
Young
pen
First,
N
ath
an
Ed
through
the
snow
anvw
av.
I
don’t
dian
has
such
an
uncertain
tem
­
ited
W ednesday at the E L. Kirk
B eatty, w ho died Saturday m orn­
roses (three bloom s) flrat, Mrs.
M is. Charles P ohley of Cottage per. one never know s what the relish the thought o f being be­ ing, w ere held T uesday from the hom e at Anlauf.
H ebron; aecond. Eunice Ed
C h aih 'i G etty«; second. Mr«. 8. L. yards.
Grove
sepnt
the
week
end
at
the
w
ards,
Hebron.
sieged
through
the
long
w
inter
next mood will be Janet and I
B ernice Mosby spent the week
chapel, w ith Rev. I. G. Shaw of
Godard I/>t 13: Beat vaae of pe­
Old pen First. Lucy Edwards. hom e of a sister. Mrs. Mearl are continually together W e w atch m onths. Do you think he m eans the Christian church officiating. end at the C. H. Bos la ugh home
tunia« fin d , Mr«. W A. Hemen-
Porter.
to
m
urder
us
all?"
Hebron.
the
shadow
s
as
If
they
were
alive.
at
Thornton Corners.
He was assisted by R ev. Jam es
wav. »econd, Mr« Alfred W ulff;
Mrs. Carl B uffington and son of We sit bv the fire and wonder
"He hasn't courage enough for A ikin Sm ith o f the Presbyterian
F orestry
Mr and Mrs Louis D odge and
third,
Mrs.
Bartlett
Johnston;
C ottage Grove visited Sunday at when the wind will die
that.
Cheer
up.
Mrs.
Denver.
Lot
1
F
irst,
Ednn
Grubb.
L
a­
Mother
Tuesday
for
church. Interm ent w as in the A. son W ilburn left
fourth, Mra. Alfred W ulff Ix>t 14 tham ; second. Milton Sm ith. La­ the It. O. Yearoua home.
Mnrtha never leaves the top o f the There would alw ays be a w av of F A A M.-I. O. O. F, cem etery.
Idaho, w here they will visit rela­
Beat vase of sw eetpea« first, sec­ tham . Lot 2: First. Jessie Grubb,
A
party
of
the
forestry
club
was
gettin
g
out
of
this
place.
Maybe
house
now
but
I
have
to
watch
tives.
Mrs. B eatty w as born May 10,
ond. third anti fourth, Mr« 8. L. Lathniu: second. Ivan Patten, La­ held T uesday nt the J. B. Grubb
he will send us out as he did poor 1840, in Clinton. 111., and was S3
Mrs. Ruth England and daugh­
Godard
Lot 1ft: Beat vase of tham Lot 3: First. Eldon W alker. home. A log cabin was m ade for her. for she creeps up nnd down W
ilton '•
the
Miles
years
of age. She w as married to ter F aye visited at
golden glow flrat. Mra Bartlett Ixtlham . second, H nriv McCall, exhibit at the South Ixtne County the corridor. Once I head her call
“W
ell.
I
hope
It
won't
be
at
out.
'I'm
com
ing.
Althea
I'm
com
­
W
icks home in Creswell Monday
Johnston. Lot 17: Beat vase of Latham , third. Albert McCall. Lit fair.
Mr. B eatty January 11. 1928, and
night.
Think
of
w
aiting
at
that
ing
m
y
lamb.'
"
Thi
Em
it
K
irk
fam
ily
o
f
An­
inontbretla« first.
Mrs.
W.
A.
had lived in C ottage Grove ever
Mr. and Mrs. F t 'd Stephenson
station at B lade for the down since.
thnm; fourth, W ayne W alker. Ix,-
"Keep close to Janet.”
H em onway
She w as a m em ber of the lauf visited relatives here Sunday.
of E ugene spent Sunday evening
train.”
tham
;
fifth.
Junior
Dugan.
Ixtlham.
"I
have
to
sit
with
my
guardian
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
K
erns
o
f
Eu­
Lot 18: Best bouquet of mixed
ni the Hugh Trunnell home
This night the four heard the M ethodist church. She is survived gene spent the latter part o f the
H ealth
som etim es he seem s so unhappy.
by
the
husband
of
this
city
and
Lot I Girls first, Joyce W alker, i Mrs. Charley M iller entertained I found him one day with his head splashing of heavy rollers against one grandchild. Mrs. H elen Cor­ week w ith Mrs. M. Mosby and
Lynx H ollow; second, Marjorie her grandson, Jack Branch of buried In hts hands, and when I the rocks of the shore, and knew
fam ily. Gerald
Mosby
returned
W oodard. London; third. Grace St O akland. Cal., w*ho la visitin g at asked him if he were In pain he it portended storm . H askell cam e bett. San D iego.
home w ith them a fter
visitin g
Elmo. Lathnm ; fourth. I.lndn To- her place, with a dinner party answ ered
there
several
days.
quite
savagely:
"I'll to the door once. “There's a door
Advertisers
give
the
community
Friday. A large num ber of chil­ m ake a bonfire out of the whole slam m ing som ewhere, Flem ing," he
nole, Divide
Mrs. Em m a G regory and chil­
I-ot 2; Rovs first. N athnn Ed dren attended. After dinner gam es place som e day; It’s been a tor­ said; "if there's an yth in g I abhor a ^new^iNli’er- Patronize them.
dren of Cottage G rove visited Mon­
day evening at th e M arke home.
wards. Hebron; second. Ivan Pat were played.
ment and an agony ever since I It's a slam m ing door. Won't you
From a dark recess B alder stepped
Mr. nnd Mrs. R ufus Arne of set foot In It I've been hound to go look for It?"
W illiam Vaughn left Saturday
ten. Latham ; third, Eldon W alker,
Arthur went obediently. U pstairs suddenly in front o f his m aster, for Florence, where he has em ­
Latham ; fourth. Pete Reach. Lynx Cottage Grove visited Sunday af- the wheel of your fam ily the
and
H
askell
started
violently.
and
dow
nstairs
he
w
ent.
In
the
ploym
ent.
Hollow; fifth. I.aVcrne Thornton.
w hole terrible tragedy descended
“W hy are you alw ays hanging
Lynx Hollow.
Mrs. N ellie P itch er and K eith
on me.' I told him I would release corridor of the basem ent he saw
On account o f The Sentinel bo B, Johnston, Mrs. Ren Sanford.
him from his guardianship at once Raider gazing through the glass around? Go to your room; or go K err o f Cottage G rove visited Sun­
to the barns. You are alw ays un­ day with Mrs. P itch er’s
lug unable to get list of aw ards
C o lo re d e n ih r o ld e rv
Mrs Nnncv If he wished; then he accused me peephole.
sister,
"Aren't you w ell enough ac­ der foot."
In the handicraft departm ent un­ Ogleeby, Mrs E J Kent. Mrs. of being in league with you
Mrs. Clara Kirk.
"I am —am I— well, you ’ll need
til th is forenoon, only blue ribbon Ren Sanford.
B oys who returned from
the
against him. You two aro spying quainted with those figures?" Ar­
old Balder again som e dav."
w inners are listed and are as fol
P ain tin gs: O. V. Breese, Mrs. on me! I never wanted to bring thur queried.
Steam boat country last w eek are
lows:
"What
do
you
m
ean?”
Raider
sham bled
off.
"Now
Mary M organ, D. R J a n tie n , Mrs these
Earl and
Lee
Cooper,
Robert
teachers
here but
vou
"I want som e money."
Q uilts
Mra. N. E. Compton. Susie Cnrlile
Vaughn. Glenn Jen n in gs, Donald
forced mv hand, as u s u a l’ I saw Mother Martha's gone," he mut
"I haven’t any! This mad freak and Bruce W icks and John Col­
Mrs. S L. Godard, M ie M A
M lseellnneous articles: Mrs. T. there was no use, W ilton I left tered. "they might be forgotten."
"Can you locate that slam m ing of Miss Bracebrtdge to revive the lins.
Horn, Mrs O ussle P atten, Mrs G. Short, Mrs. C. F. H oskins. Mrs. him ’o his dark fancies. He doesn't
school has taken everything.”
M C. Sm ith.
The H appy Circle Sew ing club
D H. H em enw ay, Mrs. G eorge even take any classes now saye door?”
Balder grinned. "You can al­ m et W ednesday of last week at
Rugs; Mrs. D. H. H em enw ay, M atthews, Mrs. N. E. Compton, the sooner tho whole farce Is done
"Yes,
tep
floor east
wing
Mother Martha's alw ays did slam w ays get m oney for Balder, Boss.” the club house, w ith Mrs Edith
Mls.-r Eunice V anDenherg, Mrs. Frank Joll.
the better. I dread Christm as!"
"Look here, w h at you do—Is on Van Schoiack as hostess.
Ralph Teeters, Mrs. N ancy O gles­
Crochet Mrs. W R. Chisholm.
"Janet and Arthur are staving?" unless It was bolted.”
by, Mra. W H. Johnston. Mrs An­
K nitted dollies: Mrs. A. W ulff.
Arthur went w ith th is Inform a­ your own responsibility."
L lta M osby spent the latter part
"Yes, luckily."
"Always
on mv own responsibil­ of the w eek at th e J. L. W hltsell
nie Morris, Mra. Q. C. Newlun,
P illow s: Mrs. A W H elllw ell,
tion
to
H
askell.
"Lock
your
door
He saw Arthur next day. The
Mrs. H ugh N ixon, Mrs. Ron S an ­ Mrs. R en Sanford.
youn g men discussed the situation when vou com e out.’’ H askell com ­ ity. I'm tough. You're tender! A hom e at Trent.
Harold K irk o f A n lau f Is visit­
Silver: Mrs Earl B allew .
«t the academ y. “H e hates you. m anded Janet, w ho now occupied bit of a scholar, as they say a
Mrs. O C o ll Caldw ell Ima jtrlned ford, Mra, J. A. Sm ith, Joyce Stov-
ing at the hom e of an aunt, Mra
•na.
Brass candlesticks; Mrs. D. H. W ilton, as I suppose a disappoint­ M other Martha's room. Then he w hite-handed scholar."
the n&nlcs of tho golf widows.
(T o be continued)
Ruth England.
Cut work em broidery: Mra. W . H em enw ay.
ed nnd by no m eans noble lover went on down Into the basem ent.
I
L'ouih O. M Bagley I, m aking
plana to atari football prattle«
Although avliool doui.nl op«» un
III Sepiuuibar 111, tho«« who wish
place« on 11.« loam
have
boon
nollln.d to appear for Initial pia<
lice Septem ber 5, whan equipm ent
will be laauud. I lie Io«« ol auvulul
from laal year a winning
team
inaki « It nui vsaary for the coach
to alm otl ixjiupluiely rebuild hl«
I. inn. 4 hose who are
out
ar«
V iigil Murn. K ohl'll liuaenberry,
Haymond i niua,
l-aye
Mtewari,
Dan Kelly, 1-luyd t'hlua,
'tom
..p ia iik ie, Claiuiive trail«, w and
J o.. Hole noon.
Ih« hoy« will hava to be pul
tlilouKh Ih ilr pa (.«a aa tho flrat
gutu« ha« been le iila llv ely ached-
ilh d for H' pteinber ill with Junc­
tion L ily. Iti gular week end Mamt'H
will follow with Keedaporl, Eu-
t;. ne, tjlilv eialty high, Koavburg,
N o itli Bend, kprluall«ld and l-eh
■noir.
1 lie field h*<re hue b**en greatly
Improved
during
the
auniuiei
th iou gli the eapuudlture of HLItA
m oney allotted the city,
which
ow n s the field.
■
«
Black Butte Country
Threatened by Flames
COY SCHOOLS 10 OPEN
MON., SEPTEMBER IB
Teaching Staff Assignment*
and last High School Sub­
jects Are Given
lh e city schools will open Sep-
lem oer iu. H igh school stu d en ts
» ill registci toe pre* mililg week
Ireshm en ou iu vsd ay, hepiem her
4, sophom ores on W ednesday, ju n ­
iors ih u rsd ay lortu oon and seu-
lors ih u rsd ay a lter noon.
ills » xacqueim e Brier of lu r-
loca. Lai., nus been olected to
tea m ciotn ,i,g and
stenography,
sli»a Merle Bowen, who has been
head of hom e econom ics for a
number ot years, has subm itted
her resign ation and her position
is yet to he filled.
teach er assign m en t« are as fob
low a
H. B. Ferrin, su p erin ten d en t, F,
L. G rannis, principal, c iv ic s, Lula
Currln, history, Latin; Florence
Jc-uks, ty p ew n u n g , business train­
ing, Poosk.-eping;
Myrtle
hem ,
c-uglixh; E lsie A. Lea,
biology,
genual
science,
m athem atics.
Jacqueline Brier, clothing, elenog-
rapny , Elm er Berg, Sm ith-H ughes
agriculture,
mat h-ura tic s.
Mar
gnret Turner, EnglLh, oral ex-
pression; T heresa Young, English,
typew riting, geography;
O. M.
Bagley, atnletica, m anual training,
science.
W est side school, lim a L '1 hum,
principal, langu age; E ugene Dove,
»riting, spelling, reading, nature
study, physical
education.
Fay
Isom, m usic, arith m etic, physical
education, nature study;
Myrtle
3nauer, fifth and sixth grades,
G lenda Ross, third and
fourth
grades, A lice H aidem an, first and
second grades.
Central school: M. C, H icken-
oottom , principal,
sixth
grade,
H elen O lson, fifth ; Zenna Mough-
infer, fourth, B ernadine Schneider,
third grade;
H elen
Ostrander,
second grade and m usic; M argaret
Deck, first grade, T helm a W ilkin­
son, first and fifth grades.
Subjects offered in high school
are as follow s:
F reshm en. E nglish 1, algeb ra 1,
general m athem atics, L atin I, agri­
culture 1, world history, m anual
training I, foods, related science,
related arts, clothing.
Bophutnores. E nglish IU , geom e­
try, biology,
business
training,
geography, m anual training HI,
agriculture III, foods, related sci­
ence, related arts, clothing.
Juniors: E nglish V, Oral -xpres-
sion, typew ritin g I, stenograpn y I,
United S tates history, advanced
Algebra, booaxeeping, agriculture,
m anual training, d o m in g , foods.
Seniors: E nglish VII, oral e x ­
pression, civics, stenograph y III,
typew riting IU , agriculture, ad
vanced
algebra - trigonom etry,
clothing or toods.
B e a u ty O r e g o n W o o d s
Is E x t o l l e d
W alden, Aug. 22.
(S p e c ia l) —
The beauty of O regon woods and
the enjoym ent of an ou tin g there­
in are extolled by the Stub" M os­
by and John E ast burn fam ilies,
who spent the w eek end a t the
head of Mosby creek. T hey noted
how cool and sw eet the air was
and how green the trees and m oss
were in com parison w ith parched
fields out in the sun. D u ring their
stay tney frigh ten ed som e kind of
sm all black anim al w h ich m ade
its getaw ay into the big woods.
They thought it m ight be a sm all
tim ber w olf or a black fox, but
It got aw ay before th ey could tell
what it was. They said the road
was good, although rough in spots,
but that a prettier spot could not
have been found or the outing
more enjoyed if the trip had been
one of a hundred m iles, and w on­
der w hy more don't tak e advan­
tage o t the outing advan tages
found so close to home.
P o lic e C h ie f s W o o d
P ile E n d a n g e r e d
Fire
Friday
evening
in
the
woodshed of G. B. P itcher, chief
o f police, cam e near p u ttin g at
naught m uch of the labor o t the
city s doughty i>eace officer, for
he had labored long and d iligen t­
ly to put aw av his n ext w inter's
wood. However, fire laddies, being
sym pathetic, quickly doused the
flam ing wood with aqua pura and
discouraged the flam es, m uch to
the relief of Pitcher, who was
sw eatin g profusely over th e possi­
bility of having to pile a fresh
supply of wood. Cause o t the fire
w as unknown.
Advertisers give the communlty
Patronize them.
a newspaoer.
/ / You're Lost
Your Relatives
Use the
Neves papers
Every reader of the newspa­
pers, and that include« e vern­
ino, has freq uently seen Items
shout som e person th at som e­
one w ish es to locate. In in­
num erable Instances persons are
ocated through th is uso of the
newspapers.
Colum ns of the
newspapers are given without
■harge for this service.
This is onljr one of the ser­
vices perform ed bv a newspaper
that should m ake persona stop
to ask. ' W hat kind of a coun­
try would we have If we had no
new spaper«? W hat kind of a
com m unity would this be with­
out a newspaper?" Try to an-
iw er th at question yourself by
listing the number o f things a
newspaper does for Its eommu-
tity that could not he done so
effectively bv anv other meth­
od -th a t no other agency at­
tem pts to perform.
If vou feel that It would be
» short sighted com m unity In-
Iced that did not have a n«ws-
paper. bear in mind that ex­
cept. for advertising there could
not be a newspaper in vour
com munity.
The moral Is plain; Encour
sge the advertiser».