The Cottage Grove sentinel., September 13, 1934, Image 1

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COTT AG K G KGV K, IJ4N E OOUNTY OKKGON, Î H I KMIIAV, b F. FT
Scott C a u g h t T w ice
Same 1 rap
Idiien^ Hebron IJhs Carpus Prairie
( Fh* fullowhiK I n Ih« first of n
Ther« at« no data indicating wa« «till com m on In lb« ©0», Mat
of «ki'lt he« dealing with when the riam** wa« <ho»en. 1 am Itu«««« and com fort« w«ru mad« of
plonvt’i person« and Incidents o f also Ignotant a« to th« «Mt«nt of wool. Home bou»«wlve« dyad tba
lb»- C ollage G r o w «action he the area tba nam e ©ntbiacod
wool for «ock». U yc« for carpata
m g written eacluslvely lot Th«
iudu«tr> Hound« Out llu r t e s l
w. . . m aiiilsr, W h i n - U , enpparaa.
H«ntlii<l by Mi«* U illa ii J. la y lot,
> >»« m t i yield of warty d ay« did u ,h . h , w llluw , l h a IK hah w a . fa-
d a u g id e r o f tbo«e « u b «tan tlal p lo ,$ot laU h llu u O e« lap w ith o u t «f
vo.ud tor dyaln« yarn, and anu a
hdUaawv«« too huniui ln t.n d « U
Isylor, who i n l l t r l i n o il) 1353 and |,» |J without »critics.
prtaud Un. w ool u t a b lack »ba«p.
Cldar was used In varluus waya,
^ I85J
• “ t ^ and
- d had
^ I o a H proiiiltioiit
. ^ ; " " - " ^ part
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Dam on dcott u d isa p p o in ted '
that a good Jog,« on him luuu l |
m e n p rin te d .
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13, 1934
N tM B E U 4«
DAKYYAY GOLF CLUB IS I VVanderinw o Chicken Is PtUPLE ASKED TO TAKE
Dinner Meat
OVERWHELMED 40-20
INTEREST IN POLITICS
It is dangerous to tell a Juke un
wom an, but th e Sen tin el will
Several Player« on Each Team '“*«= on« c h an ce.
Congressman Tells of Good
Mr«. A lice Millar like« triad
chicken.
N
e
a
l
to
her
Job
at
the
and Sad Features oi Re
Have Difficult Tune Hold­
postoffic« .h e lik e , triad chick en
ing Scores Down.
ueat.
cent Federal Acts.
hom e tim e last week .b e saw a
count
betw een
C otU <«
¡‘ke?>
‘i'"1
unat-
I The
‘ I I n I » “ ! e - “«
r i ^ w a o apparently
M
w l^ V * ^ h S
r -
; ^ ‘ oL
w
la r h a r l
n z a
lir ^
i n w o r . . , r »
V I » ato
is-»
4 “^
a‘" a>.8 . k A . "*•*». * “ Y s X
'« -
™
*“
op i«
*ar
©ua~
loid
corn-
eve rung
prooaoiy
iiio o ox
<lly Mi«« U J. Taylor.)
In lhe year IttdO a lattar m ailed
from i-ltli«« York, M o, to "Joarph
r . Taylor, C a ip u « T rait 1«, l-an o
County, O regon/' r«acb«d it« d«a-
lln atlon »afely, w ithout «cratch of
pan oi pencil on the «nvalope that
would Indicai« any Irieguiarlty In
m ailing
Y«t th eta woe no auch
p o e to ffic. and never had bsatt.
lu "»• o a m w y com
t
. f
vacation
<*«“«»■
w. m « « ,
... d
WOrda Lo th at ©Mart.' ' Ul* •*«»*•»«• W « ta u n g u u u our
1-aiba.n district »***-*<>«» und m y m other g lo r f d in £ £
¿ed<£ , £
w,“ \ N o* i
governm ent, conaidarea a
com-
and
w
as
all
tired
out.
utf
day
and
r
-g
istc
ic
d
an
85.
Sev-
¿ ¡k e " “
» r e i u S S n ? K-*aUve.y yut.ng une. h a - aloud
and wa« all tlr«d out.
B
lh e
i.u .p otatiou
ta t iu u
w a - too
ton Y
JL Y .Y *
t'“
t .- a t m e n t th a t p reced e« , u
“ YZY LY Y*.*
u u
u» t the
t«m
waa
mUc h a n d w ith in a few m io u te a
-troMei* a b o v e being placed on the dinner table
“
w,tnoUt cb“ * ‘
its
constitutional
provisions,
o th e r
o a m o n called to aay that he would
5,i
„„ h
It wo* a delicious chicken.
Valley, N ever .u a v e or polished, n« out. H e w a . lulorm ed that
Clay era. rntdal .c o r e , and poin t-
w ork ed fro m M o w C o tta * « G rove « • * • » u>
and w v.l of the
to a . la . so u th a . W ilson crea k
.
K
-rly Hay
U u n ..
_
k-ari)
fla> thw
I U m rea
reaUoua.
at t . i p u . F ra irla . W h aat yield
In th e la tte r «0» m y fa th e r
ed a« h ig h a« Mi Ouahvi« p er a ct«
mid oat» a - h ig h a« 78 bu»b< I . p. i »pok., at a celebration at S c o t f .
acre.
Two y , „ r . o f flan ralMlug w a . «r e v e n a ready .p a a k .r , h i . n a tiv e
to, Mr. l aylur. l he In at «m ean ly »eldum tailed of apprecl-
en o u g h fot
i cxiM iulVa I«
to harvest, du«
due allon. Un tM. o < a .io n lh a muaic
to
a
w
«l
«t-uaon, and th e se co n d w ** fuin ishw d by tha Appi« gats«,
I ho CaipUM P i ait i« o f p ion eer day«
I. n.,W~ ti,. ■¡eln uii* r o iiu m in ltv V tid
* “ •* 1101 m a rk ete d , ilu o to th e 1 odd» and a Mi«« P o w ell, w h o
Lew * .t p lo n Z .,. h i v i
, L w «d
im ,e h a ..n g firm .
wax i Her Mie. lAVl Todd P .r h a p .
i l l . p ion eer n a m e
la r ly >K<tllrr« M lveraltlrd t ro j» . oU ‘«<» ““ "M. p la y ed or recited .
iin « call only conjecture a . lo
d i,ice g ia lu price« w ere oltau
Aunt I la ,n e t G utoulte, who was
Imw lh e li tter arrived without any
• “ ,*> •a tllv r . had need lo dl unexcelled ae a cook and hou .e-
l o t w a , ding addK M and one s u e . , v. i »Ify th e ir
c r o p ., e sp e c ia lly it
. per. furnished beaullfully deco-
I. II.«1 It may h a v . been handed l"w .a ttle and few dairy p io d u c l. ' “ u d
cake» with natural
lo a friend of Mr
Taylor In the were »old
clu ater. of w h ile curran t.. T hey
h u g e , , , poelurrice.
who In turn H ug k illin g day waa une to try
wv‘ o “ w u ,*t of , r t Mnd won great
vhvio.ed 11 In another letter and Hie n e r v e, of the aattlera. There adm iration.
forwarded It to P o tta g e Grove or
ba no blunder.
A good « af
Wc visited the q u lck .llvar m ine.
■la« ilellv .red It In
p erson . V n ie « . fuW. “ g'*«! tank
tor m a id in g , u ‘* “ 1,1 <:*>arge o f the Todd», and
.om ethlng of lhe kind did happen, reliable help«,,., cool w e a th e r , ull * fte ,^ ^ l,i» p e c lln g ^Ihe tU hhel tU ed
It would «««in that Carpue P rairie counted.
l h e whole prix eaa, ex- lo
u l u6 of q u ick silver but
w a. known along (b e m all route, cept c u llin g up the carcass, m ust d,d ndl succeed. Wo vtelted an
and also that It w as not Irregular be finished by nightfall.
The
home of the
fur la llo t« (u aetUvt« to carry «pa- houacwif« had lo m uster her cor pe 1 odd“- flo a tin g w ater lilies and
of
cla l addr«a»««.
IhrfliillfiMi o f Carpuo.
If anyuna in l-au« county out
•idr thr im im d late Taylor fam ily
•ver lerugniArd ihr nam ing of th«
valloy «« “Carpu© Prairie,
1 am
not a war« of it.
1 remember hrarlng th« o h je o
tion iai«<*d th a t
carp u «
m eant
bon©** or ' wri»t
How«v«r, In my
own Bible, I find In »«< ond T im o
thy. chapter ♦. v«r»e H, a proper
name C atpua
ft 1« etated In the
note« that he waa nam ed from the
Greek "Karpua," m eaning fruii."
help«,««
tu cu t
an d
g rin d
th e
»au»ag4f and cut and r*nd«r lard.
fill —
th« —
new
in in g .^.w.
lard b alls
- i o - —
— . - sh
..........w
with a good product for the coun-
lr y «tor«« wa« no «mall raaponai-
btlHy foi tho«o who did the ran-
daring, a« «torched lard or a poor
grade m ight not be eatable.
i-argu fam ily
orchard«
were
com m on In the MO « and a g<xxl
grade of dried apple« dl«po»< d of
th« eurplu» at a p ro fit Non« of
the p io n « e | orchard« now rem ain
except a frw of
th«
h ard leet
Peste, unknow n In pioneer days
* # » « « » « le
«oil
1 bo
Is n oi
lost in
so sm all a s (o be a lm o st n eg lig ib le .
K arl)
south-
D a tes,
The hou sew ife had to m arshal
her helpers to the orchard, set
,h ,,.n '? «haMli^ down fruit, p D cs
w affold« properly, ««t up Ihrc© or
-<>d keep Ull hands
',u*> A" th “ ‘ ^ “ '"<1 « P * r l« n o s
“ 7 Then
. •'•‘hu
..,.»m was goose picking
there
day. when the fe a th er , hsd to b i
TltfeS«
lu y b .t tip.-
Thè Hebron church and
school house w ere com pleted in
lk«3 Ml Isylor w as never Identl-
fl«d with th® ChrleUau church,
although he did at lim e , take part
in the Sunday school and Mxtlal
m e etin
g . ,n
a .p Varying
i n t o f good
and
fellow
ship.
view s will
on
Im m ersion as a m ode of baptism
n
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and on other doctrin es debarred .
m . t«l S tem 11 that Jo-
At „ . . rta ln p tt-d o f th.- plo him ft in any w ish to leave his
V.* .b r“,lJ ‘."‘l h." t d<?y« ■ feather bed w as worth own church, the M ethodist. In
CITY TAX LEVY COMING
1
lucretDog in Salaries Propeseti
for Chief of Police and
Night Officer.
Joker in th e
In v lta
*" " •
n a m ed chltM en
FRIDAY’S ATTRACTION
lhe I r ansia tion and good ta ste
w , ould
« , u rsly iw o g - n lx e th - Gght
.
,TT.‘i ‘"r i" • " ' r ' . ,h ”
rT'Lni/i1 U,e lHUe .I * 1.1** wb,ch
w^ui ." . 7, . 7 “ -
G.2YL
L, 7 " 7 7 ”
UP
? could
.
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7
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b . expressed In the Indian
huiguags.
, A ,,* h rl
. ..n it.) I»
a
ÜIG WHLSILINb liAHU
i using the definition In large qu antities In the earliest oron * " »
>» m »1
seem s su itab le lo lhe days, although that crop la today WB,,t of Jeruaalem .)
nt- sitin g
wtt.
tion and th at he w a . expected to f ‘ i-1’ *
Ta x
brine an a x and come oreoartd
Q^iodwl 'ia ' o ^ S S e k i k ' S b 3
to u«c It on som e brush. With
Young SS, 0; Dem ley hr. S3, 3.
.u r p r l» ln g a la c r ity D a m o n b o tc u n
Dutton S3. 1Ü ; Well« M2, 1VV-
all tired out again,
W olfard SI, 2; Sw artz S3, 1.
f h a next evening, how ever. Da-
M organ MS, AS; A nlauf S8, 2Ai-
luoti, w ho really le n t a shirker,
H uffaker S3, 3; B agley 87, 0.
.b ow ed up oh the Job and did
Straw n 88, A4; Leonard 87, 2A4.
quite a qu antity of volunteer work.
Caswell 88, lAa; C h am ber. 88,1 A4.
lh e p re.id en t rem arked th at he
D F. N ew ton 48, 0; Sm ith 82, 3.
and k red A nderson would be out
Fisher 83, 2A4; Bede 88, A4.
a t tt In the morning.
I believe
Staton 42, 0; Trask 88, 3.
111 join you, Dam on com m ented,
Hand 92, A4! Lem ley Jr. 86, 2A4.
I d ilk . to play about nine h ole.. ’
K lckabaugh 93. 1; SalU m an 40.2.
"The only h o le , you ¡1 play w ill he
Anderson 48, 3; K lee 108, 0.
those you dig,, was the president a
W. L. N ew ton 42, 2A4; K nlcker-
reply. He and Anderson were put- hot-u'». loo 14
ting up a fence on No. 8.
N orthain 91 1 Coiner 90 2
l h e fence w as duly erected the Tu.[j„ <,7 q W heeler 40 3*
next m orning, but Dam on w asn t
US .¿ * 7 " ¿od ard
Hirnmons HO, A4| Godard 100,2A4.
ther«.
K
lrtley
48,
1A*I K ing 101, lAa.
Dam on rem arked that that was
M cCormick 108, 0; Carlson 40, 3.
the first
tim e • he
M ilford 98, 2; DeYoung Sr. 48, L
lasts,
t^i» ssmmss
a-» as had fallen tw ice
Intu th© sam e trap.
Sutton 98, A4; B etts 43, 2A4.
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F in ley 41, 2; MliD 97, L
P otter 47, 0; Graber 94, 3.
• • •
Cottage Grove traveD to Bandon
this Sunday for a return m atch,
Bandon havin g been here early in
the season.
^ ••tlU fu l by m oonlight.
WB hud m u sic, art, r.w
patriotism
e-s—
I s-s. t*. I ...I » U „ ,.IT U
« S.X-.S.
wc
tha old Hhoe«trlng
m ad.
< arpu« Prairie Heroine« llrbron.
The
name
H ebron gradually
cam e into u«e a fter •
church
building vailed H ebron had baau
«»«cted by the Chriatlau church
ttn<A *n recent year» H ebron bo­
the official nam e of the
* * *
•ebuol dietrlet.
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In Friday's m ixed two-ball four-
Many hav« aeked m e to define
Bulldog Jack son and M arine Ja- som e play prizes for low net w ent
H ebron com m unity. In m y c o t,g
s to Victor Cham bers and Mrs. Lee
i rip n a n i,
"fruitful")
rare and
Ujvro
Ebony Waters
Hv Anna McClure KholL
A profound silen ce follow ed this
"He Is not
rem iniscen ce then W ilton spoke, him lust?''
W N U Service
where did you see
tea rn ed
w hal
h ad
*orm h a . u n d erg o n e c n a n g e .,u c e
pencil to It and a aed paym ent
th erefo r
w h ic h
w a.
„ r n m ptly
o iu
therefor,
which
was
prom
made. T his partially «polled recol­
lection of th e delicious dinner.
LLl b ÜUII MLLINbli)
APPEAL TO MOTORISTS
State-Wide Drive Is on
Reduce Toll oi the
Motor Vehicle.
M
Let's tguit K illing is a slogan
that is going to be dinned into
the ears of every resident of the
Cottage Grove com m unity during
the com ing 12 w eeks by a program
of education and stringent law en-
'oi cem ent, according to Chief of
P olice Green B. P itcher. Sheriff
C. A. Sw arts and s D te h igh w ay
officers of th is district, w ho are
cooperating with the O regon S D te
M j . c i ass>x;iation and other or-
gan izalion s In a sD tew id e drive
to reduce the m ounting toll of fa-
D itties and injuries In auto acct-
N early every issue of The Sen-
carries a story o f som eone
or seriously injured In an
season. O h account of the
D » ta il as soon after 4 30 as po»- autom obile accident
near
here,
w eather the card will be held
In slble.
The Sen tin el has recorded prob-
the arm ory Instead of outdoor«
• • •
ably 50 d eath s and several hun-
as planned.
A flag tournam ent conducted dred Injuries In accidents
near
Jackson is said to be one of the w «*hesday by w om en o f the golf here during the day of th e high-
io u „ hM . r«.uvh»«i >nrf
n . r . s Club was won Mrs. Mrs. Leontine powered m otor vehicle.
w r^ i u r;
,7 ; e jL T
J sS ib s s u ‘r*‘ " “ «> » «c o «-« of
“ nln t
3 ‘» * d « »
D
tt
sp ecific
form er ^Cotto*« ^Qrov®* lad U now holeM- A new set of handicap© ha© warning issued by police for
for this
wlth the r ^ i n e X , . l B ten t r- ***"
* “d » ¿ t week. Offrcers thre
through-
t* „
“ ” ",d o“ the to u g h e.7 of
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° dt
"-“ to have been instrt
instructed
departm e“
ents
? recently1
£ ” “d wUiert'"'^«-'1 defcatedJ C fans
by
h,!ad3
° f theU deP*rlm
' to
o»'
pay particu D r a tten tion
during
£ , y ¿ .I n s
defeated Cow
that - period to
enforcem ent
of
.
speeding regulations, both in cities
Second
In Im portance it.Li
w ill Pu-n
be a
bout
'between"’TishD*lne
and on high w ays. F ive other fra-
toI1
A lberD sk d D o ^ S u g a l ,
quent causes of accidenD will re-
celv e a tten tion for tw o w eek s each
of Salem ,
during the sa fety drive.
m atch es in
. . . .
Aa in crease o f 28 per cant in
and E ugene,
Portland,
O
r
e
,
Sept.
10.—A
total
fatalities from auto accidenD in
but no mld-
first
seven
vcight on the ocast can m atch of S9,tl6,193 board feet of lum ber Oregon du rin g the
his stren gth and the best of 'em waf produced by 880 operating m onth s of 1934, as com pared with
do not take kindly to hD flyin g ¡1, u
, n m ills in O regon and figures for the sam e period last
D c k le s and flyin g drop kicks.
W ashington reporting to the W est year. 24 per cen t in crease in in-
P recedlng t h . m atoh the Cot- ¡ * X
“
¿ek"’ ended S X
?
a .m " “
*"
la«© Grove F u ss Toll band will » th* a a x ociation a n n o u n c ed to-
ÍOr< a
play on M ain street and w ill also j L . . ..........
program to com bat th is grow ing
Play a t t h . armory. R oseburg en-
TÍ)U flgure represented a do- "’i ^ e
have been 165 fa ta lities
tertalners" wih be here to put on cr£ £
„ f^ p r ^ Y e ly 5 £»
a
n
^
Y
^
^
r
crease
of t approxim
u X
y e a n r D In 11,-
stu n ts b e tw een th e tw o m a tc h e s
^ “ 'ro m
h e ^ c X ately
g ' w 5,000,000
X ' b S and ^ 2.668
r t ^ Injured
S i f t t o h ^
“ n'
feet from the preceding week, but 311 reported traffic accidenD in
w as
as nearly
nearly 13,000.000
13.00G.0Ou fe
feet
above th
t h e . s « D
./i»
w
et above
te ..n
up to July »1
31.
p| |puT .... . lfcJp nrr 111
j LI uii ! i ALLINb Uir IN
up \ alley Hay Is Sent to
D routh Areas
?«t Curpnt
D o y o u th in k he d id Ib is u w fu l
H e told m e he w a s ____
“ going
“ _ he
crim e bccuU se he wus ulraid, saw th.- ravine to look for an
ax
thN e w 'e totaled
bI^ in e L ’^
?
}
nulls
8 9 r ^ e / 2 ° 6 r 3 rtedheb
f e e y l eaM6
as
n
► it
a g a in s t n ro d u ctio n of 102 104 885
his finish when N orm an found left up there and he hasn't come
him If he did find him w ith his back! And I need him!"
duction bv 6 Dcr cent com nared
A ten tative budget «d op i«! by hands on lh e m oney till 7 E ven so.
That's u pity,” Jerry said dryly.
a 12.5 per ^ e n t d lf f e r e n ^ T n
nllu ......
nell Monday
Kt.....I......... n >_a.s
ig h t, ... lo I?‘u C
/ Y Y i *«1,1,11 have been very Maybe he Is still up In the ravine
Portland Ore S e n t 11 - Leav- to
to a 12.5 per cent difference In
the » city
council
»
m uch m istaken as to the m eaning m «vh« h« tin.mrht i ... a .■ «»,>.
1 o rtia n u , u r e , sep t. i t . —D tav- the preceding week.
bs su binltt-d to a m eet!
m | hC o br,dg„
f ‘ ho in c id e n t.
D o c to r U r a c ‘ ttY n for th Y n D h t "
P P Li^n
»“ « ,•« » In cash
with
U nfilled order files at the m ills
budget com m ittee next Monday,
nrobablv sent
«»nt H
H a askell
sk e ll a os .
1
,h e n‘Kn t-
W illam ette valley farm ers. C. H.
bridge probably
N eb
left 8,tx>d at tH.M5.9M fe e t
ask s for 127,221.80 by
Arc you mad?" they heard Gunn of Lexington,
J?/".:.od.' hl» secK 'lory m any lim es to un-
com pared with a levy of $31,212.78 |ork
m oney d ra w n in th« H askell say. "Don't talk folly."
Portland by plane last nigh t after
fill th is year, a red action of $4000 desk. Wo can t say curtainly that
O ther people have cam ped up having dispatched several
train
The advan tage of g ettin g debts lis s k e ll was the thief and had ‘here- little ram ps w ith flagpoles loads of baled hay to the drouth
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whirl."
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-
•
»so-
ureas
of
South
D
akota
and
Wis-
p aid Is illu str a te d by reduction In four children killed to protect
"W hat are you driving at?"
cousin
interest paym ents in all funds, him self
"N othing! Take a seat and warm
U unn, a L exington hay dealer,
Iteductions h a v , also been m ade
..N o lllorc v)lB11 w „
in am ounts ask ed for retirem ent Arthur '"m t. riLwrd ’••»hu«‘ YrnhUr y ° ur8«l f '
w as here a s an agent for th e fed-
of b on d s and w arrants.
In the ¿om m lttad Y h ^ m u 'r d e ^ a t thY Y n
-1 m MUlle warm the fact is I've eral em ergen cy
relief
adm inls-
s e w e i fu n d the a m o u n t for bond utY -Y Y ,
. . „ Y Y l a im not for be’."? *?'"¿n s , “ ‘>o n f ‘r' ‘’UInlr>K UP «ration. He arrived arrived with-
__ a
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of
lh
a
olH
i'Hurg'E
out
n
iinnlinrnniknf
a
net
aars.
n
f
n
u
is
a
f
.
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k...........
rubbish
back
old
church
announcem
ent
and ___
ent quiet-
. V 'Y to than
i3C,tt w Ut o " $ 2 .X Y 'n i tod tor*»Trae“l
“ 'I'»blB * 1‘Y ? Cl‘<’Y"
S,
V“r“ 1 thln«
that
OU*
ht ,O
haVe
farm
' w bu>‘n«
the d a He©©
"mamnYoth^coW
‘s ^ o n iM
Q.ws»r.xi
Ih
h u .s ' of
tKa» the
rv.—K»
u
. — out
iw fTOm
m . ,o
.v farm
Fa__
.4...
four month© from
th e
fun d from $2,000 to $1,«W. In tho
w e to tell the auth orities been burned up long ago. They're hay at from $9 to $10 a ton.
d“y t l” Y ¿ A Y e s t r o v ll bv f He
w a ter fu n d the a m u J n t for b u nds * ‘Y , * ’
L...........
. . . .
?<«»• bow. thank h e a v e n
Jerry.,
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^ " a r a n S U S e ^ n ’i ^ ^ l e Y v w £
the S D nd ard S eson in g society w as
Itos been ralsod from $61X10 to $10-
‘ We can t have him arrested. H e I've broken the w ill; I've burned
C
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n
t
i
t
i
t
i
l
t
i
n
n
l
)
q
v
Ik
■«ceivin8
000, but this Increase dbes not a /- d ld n l push the B raccbrldge chtl- the four wax figures."
V - U l l h l l l U l l U l l 1 -7 .1 ^ 1 4 nea riy « com
pleted lumber,
the first having
of a
feet the proposed la x levy There
dr*’“ *,“ ° tho wh,rl “ ,>d wc b“ ve
"W hen did you do that?"
contem
plated
series
o f sesonhouses.
Is a drop of $400 In Interest
In abm ilulely iw
proof, except tho
"This evening 1 hnd them car-
Robert Z. D rake o f Omaha, w ho
11,1, fund
word of B“ ld,'r. «ha« «»> w as
In- rled dow n back o f the church;
cam e here to personally supervise
,
etrum ental In the tragedy-»tta In- the old man w ho drives for me
construction
work, announced th a t
1,LThi’v ,1frnOina tiY lo
ti'Y lY Y • u * “u,r- ,t8 «apllallat, s o l o speak." helped I did right, Jerry. They've
in salary from $l,2tx) to $1,8<M)' la
. ,t
’ be a atrange sentim ent '
«<“ > '«ng a blight over th e
C onstitution day. next Monday. ¡‘ had order’
tbat would
proposed for the c h ief of police W(itoI, '..Marked
but 1 haCa a old house.
N ow they're gone. *»* «”> observed here by a pro- ta k ® car®uc f Bt
40 car8 °J
Y iY ,Y Y .,i.»°.Y
Y J.A A Y distin ct
aversion
to
Berenice , m aybe the pupils will com e back.
*■? «be high school assem bly Pj“ "k8'h „Tb®a® 7 ‘i 1,
fot the n ig h t officer N o c h a n g e s
7 ^ ' , - ; ; ^ ‘^oth Y ra" and’ T t'w lll
» " S f " i o walk down
being s’ponsorcd by the from the sm aller nulls In w hatever
are proposed In any of the funds
*' W1.,,.
k u i,.d the
added «bat corridor In the dim light and A m erican Legion. The
exercises qu antities those m ills have a \a ll-
flY ois '’i i / ' l h e ’YenYral ’fu n d 'Y r £ dreadfulness of realising th at the Hnow they're not in that room.
8«ar« a ‘ 12.50 and the public able.
_
T he seson in g plant w as destroyed
d u ctio n 1 frim> 11 Ikxi b / M 22fi D m urderer was her father s confl- “ » ‘1 w ak e up in the m orning and '»as been ____
Invited.
H H « ugh
osson, . . graduate
m
ay
ber
ilu u tlon from il.lMJU to
i© j a n t h er trunted x u a r d ta n '
Wo know they are not at their ©ter-
Roason,
graduate
m anager
anager » ^ »I <
• lit VS» new
u »o V
» ugh U a R
• niversity
» •» 4 ^3-
as xs ready
«».»n Septem
•» »» to
4 receive
**»»>» ■» - 4 i 11
«»A the
P
»
proposed
u.„,
c_
uronoaed for retirem
r e tir e m en
e n t of
o f war-
w ar-
y e t If ,'nl study.' A lw ays studying' N ow at ‘be
of * O —
regon, w ill Plant
w mr as
lumber
rants and . . . Item o f $48t, fur X Y ’
'J " .‘• ¿ . . ^ „ ‘‘sY r .Z
be
the
speaker.
Miss
E
sth
er
Wick©
tw
o
d
ays
short
o
f
four
m
onths.
we have a weapon strong enough that's over.’
em ergency has been elim inated.
to niaka hlni relinquish her, we
."rk?!’‘or B racebrldge mny not w l" Klve a violin num ber
havu o n , w hich reacts on our ow n IB*® this," Jerry said.
1
conscience.
Wo have to accu se
"Why do you speak o f him as
him publicly."
If he wore here?"
There w as uo gainsayin g this.
‘,o n ‘ be nervous, H askell. 1
...
,
.
.
suppose you done w hat your con-
7 ‘ « Î Y e <n>l1 Y * Y “ m urder scien ce told you to. A fter all, they
u Y - ° f . th ° J Y ? L u nB 11
ll!n 1 w as o n ,y Wl*x figures wnsn't like
It.
rem arked Arthur.
"Knowing killin g hum an beings.”
London, Sept. 11. — ( S p e c i a l) —
sonie one has passed a w indow -
They hcRrd ron f UMed sOund , _
The Sm ith-H ugh es class o f the
when you h alf see hlni.
Ho m Y henrtY ’
window"
11,8 ha¿'.YdetormlnYdl t T t o k e Y om Y 'of Cottage’ Grov^ with, school placed
R egistration In the schools on glanced
through
the
window, m v h eart
•
m»
h
ea
rt.
,x
the
atten
tion
that
has
been
going
®®v®nth
In the stock Judging con-
the first day w as I t * sligh
tly below looked
again ■ with
a • blank exprès-
T I I h I ’ e » d I I in
ner
4 4« xx 4 «% v lx* x*4 «•*»•■ m
it
4 4»«* ssSSssssl »» S» xx
.
. *
••
| ’ J1' » I
si la h id
In <h* to larger fow ls. One of the sm aller ‘®8‘ R‘
sta te fair Thursday
that of last year, but
the session s Hlun
that . gradually
ehangod to d l e wn‘,
”
started a week earlier and It Is Unct horror.
"
m u rm u
"Hut 1 11 r e s . h ere
R breed ow ned by Mrs. G len Banton >aat , The>' Pla®ed firs‘ ln 8Win®
Ä ' Y i f ’ hm, m Jk tog“ which" h ä .
"W "to ” ' Ju" y ” b8 w hispered, r r 1 am very tired LHe ¿ der- has set a record th at will keep Judging alone N orris K ing placed
, u ,in
V v ..o „ ..» t ,Y »
fro m
in ., 'th ei o s a ma li com ing up the lane to an end suddenly.
All conies her iarKor sisters hu stling At th e »«cond *n Individual beef judging.
to k e n m an y y o u n g s te r s from th e
17u “ ,7 i,0 7 “,‘|‘“aH, o ^ ‘" " t, toe worked foY 'ls Hk’.Y Y r a ,,,. Y l
a«« ‘lf « v ® ‘>«’d‘b8 she has laid ! M embers of the stock judging
city, there will be an increase
,IK' , l a "*cl1- Ml°w out th o worked for Is like a rope of sand nnd h atched a settin g of eg g s and team w ere " a>’ne Berggren, Nor-
that will pul registration
above lan‘’’
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io u A a k i i X h i j i ^ i n Y h ? h u u *' m othering seven dow ny ehlek ^ rls K ing Jam es H em enw ay and
that of 1933 There has been an
CHAPTER X
V
k i ’. I . b Y l 1 ,n *.h* h "’.8'
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LaVerne Breese. They w ere ac-
increaso In the second and sixth
Thev „ t close together in se m i u i y Y ’J? ‘ Y ^ o n d aca<,*“TOr ? .
,
com panled by their instructor, El-
grade©
a decreuHo
In th8
th© first
only o the
red
M°V
«w hile
if
H O t l l C r C j ¡1 f X
A V llS
S S C eS
S ,,XI„>rtencfll
mer ^*
This team
w as Mr
in-
“ l d . f,f2 and
b ..kradY
'J .Y “ . ,n_
f,rat JarknvMM
o ? U ,e C^ o v ”enl.yh
w r ,ig
ik hoi
h. Od l nlatc©
. t t tS? ' OUn;Y ,n 1 .1
^ 0 0 » .! w an r°
t 8t the
night's
IlS
iudging.
experienced ln
tn stock
stock judging.
Mr.
B erg expects an even better sh ow ­
grada being n decided one.
Vermillion In the gloom .
"You lo n g "
ing from them at the P acific In­
R egistration
by
cla sses
and and Mr. F lem ing go Into the bed-
i„ the next room Arthur nnd
ternational L ivestock exposition to
grades w as us follow s:
room," Jerry whispered
"He's W ilton looked at each other nnd
be held tn Portland ln October.
H3; cornin' coinin' right to the door." knew lhe moment had come.
H igh
school:
Freshm an,
Divide, Sept. 12.—(S p ecia l.)—An-
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nouiorc, (2; junior, 04; senior,
Koep h im D ik in g. Jerry Just
D oes that wind!
other ncoldent happened Saturday
.
x-»
.*
i i .
,
4«; a total of 28Ö, w h ile thnt Inst as long as you can. We'll slip out Arthur whispered.
night nt the north end o f the ¿ X ,
your w as 269.
and go down to the academ y, and
For answ er W tlton raised It. overhead crossing. A
California
63; 809 ‘f everyth in g Is all lig h t there. Arthur stepped through and Wtl­ coupe failed to m ake the turn and
Grades: First, 62, second,
him talk in g until we get a ton follow ed, roelosing the w in­ ran Into the overhead fence. A
third, 82; fourth, 86;
fifth, 38;
dow softly. Once In the road they heavy board penetrated the car
sixth, «3; seventh, 82; eighth, 46; id n ,‘ "
a total of 422, whllo th at Inst year
'Y,,u bet I will! In there with breathed more freely.
amt ran alm ost th e entire length
"You heard him say he burned of It and tw o persons w ere taken
A. C. Ball of Mosby creek will
w as 426
you!"
________________
Behind the door they l'stened, the figures?"
leave th is week on a trip to for­
to a hospital.
.
,
.
,
. . . .
holding th eir very breaths .a the
"Yes whnt do you think thnt
eign countries for the Interna-
A m erican Ix’glon Installs.
su sp en se of the m om ent. At last m eans?''
...
ttonal
H arvester
com pany,
by
I he
follow ing
w ere
Installed cam e (w o short raps and Han-
"I believe he couldn’t stand
whT
h®
®m Plo>«'d before
Monday even in g at a m eeting of kelVs voice, quite thin nnd hollow them another m om ent. He doesn’t
I
com ing to Cottage Grove a year
the A m erican Legion: Com m and­ and weary.
know w hat's happened up the ra­
»1
| »
I*
ago. Mrs. Ball and th e children
er, Charles Hall; first vIco com ­
"You all alone?"
vine nnd h e ’s nervotiH naturally;
rem ain here, havin g taken a
mander, Alvls W icks; second vice
w
anders
around
as
people
do
when
“H ere I am nil alone In the old
residence In th e city. The Ball
com m ander, Terry Moody; adju­ kitchen." Jerry evaded w ith his they are nervous."
- ~ ~
ranch has been lensed to Jacob
tant, Charles Führer; flnnneo o f­ usual haired o f a lie. "W hat’s the
"Shnll we tell B erenice nnd Jan­
The B artels packing plant of Stalder, who arrived a m onth ago
ficer, Robert From m ; sergeant nt m atter, H askell? You look as If et nhont Balder?" A rthur naked.
th is city has again
received
a
from Lennon, S. D.
arm s, Clarence C hestnut; service you'd seen a g h o st"
"Not tonight, nnywny. If w e can m onth's contract to furnish m eat
Mr. Ball will go first to the
officer, Jack Miller; chaplain, F.
"I’m worn out! I’ve been hunt­ m anage. I'm for ta k in g the three for ten CCC cam ps o f th is section o ffice s of the harvester com pany
L. G rannis; historian, H. C. Wells. ing Balder. Do you know where wom en tip to Jerry’s ton igh t.”
of the state. These contracts are in Chicago, and from there will go
A banquet followed.
They were appronehlng th e old let by bids and nil the large park-
be Is?"
to India. Slant, the B ritish East
Z. E. Merrill, Albany, district
----------| "Do I know w here Balder Is? I church. The rem ains of the bon- tug plants com pete.
, Indies and possibly China and
com m ander, w as Installing o fficer How should I know whore he Is?" fire lay like a groat red eye slnk-
Japan.
and Rex Putnam , com m ander o f
"I thought he m ight be up here Ing Into the earth throw ing a
Advertisers give the community
Albany post, waa also a guest.
i p assin g the tim e of day."
«Concluded on page two.)
a newepaoer. Patronise them.
Advertisers m ak s a nswapapsr.
we?e undir
“
SESONING PLANT AGAIN
PUTS PLANKS IN SLOTS
A
^ nt
e n liste d
in
t m . one w a . established, even that
of u r e a l Britain.
Mr. Mott told of good and bad
featu res of legislation that
has
been enacted since K oosevelt to o -
tne reins of governm ent. H a send
m ere is m uch g isxl in m ost of
m e m easures that are actually a
p a il ot m e N ew Deal and m uch
oad in som e of the legislation th at
has dove-tailed into the N ew D eal
but at not actually a part thereof.
H e said that the rear N ew Deal
legislation w as enacted by oon-
p artisan vote, w hile m a t whicn
nas follow ed, havin g to do w ith
national econom ics but not actual­
ly a part of the N ew Deal, w as
lavored and opposed
on
party
lines. The so-called econom y act
and the Bankhead cotton bill
are m easures th a t were flayed by
the congressm an and described as
tw o of those not a part ot the
N ew Deal and recovery program,
The N ew Deal legislation, gen-
erally considered a product o t the
adm inistration and of ID brain
trust, was described by the con-
gressm an as practically the sam e
program that congress had ready
lo enact when the president asked
tor m o re elastic legislation, and
th at putting the elasticity in w as
about the only change m ade in
the program evolved by congress.
Mr. Mott opposed the delegation
of legislative powers to the presl-
dent and his bureau heads and
expressed the belief
that
su c h
power should be returned to con-
gress, where the constitution pro-
vides that it sh all be.
The
depression
was
brought
about, the speaker said econo-
m u l l now agree, because It be-
cam e necessary to pass from one
system of industrial pr
another, for the reason the sys-
tem ,n vogue did not provide sup-
Port i f f the entire population,
C ongressm an
M ott
rem ained
par’, of W ednesday to confer on
local problem-.
THIRTY-FIVE ARE OUT
FOOEOOTOALL PRACTICE
Thirty-five high school boys re-
M o n d a y ^ a f t ^ n i o ? tSe
iir st regular football scrim m age,
se v e r a l team m em bers w ere lost
S ^ t T w ü T ^ ^ °to
COaCh
^
. ’ ih tawT to f l y m en for
\ e "d - * » en ter lert g u a rd —
le ft
".barter hklf b acT Y n d full
D c k le , quarter, half back ana iu u
lleaCher
Y ° Uh 8
Y d
The
ioUowln«
lel? 2 f S is “ ®
the cam paign, accord- guards, Cook and Allen; h a lf backs.
‘^ 7 ¿ . 5 e ’ Ynd^w1
'^ ^YmbeT ““ on ,and A?,oreaotn;
d . .7 J Cham berlain. Thiea. In addition to
8tate heads 01 those orS»nizatlona
t hu n h liedecoration Planned.
P lan s for redecoration of th e
interior of th e P resb yterian church
w ere discussed Tuesday even in g at
a joint m eetin g of the elders and
trustees The redecoration is to be
a part of the pre-Christm as cam -
paign the pastor is plan ning for
fall and early w inter, to culm in ate
at N ew Year's, first ann iversary
o f the present pastorate. D e D ils
w ill be presented to the congrega-
tion
R au
« llv
« o n on
on n
y Hav
aa>, fw»toSer
u cto n er 7 $.
these, the
fo.low tn g from last year's team
have reported: Caton, Joll, Deck-
er, M. Sm ith, Kem , Spriggs, Mc-
K ibben, Cherry and Safley.
The follow ing are out for their
initial try on the gridiron: Trun-
nell, Selraan, H. McCall, W ilson,
Tracy, Scott, Sutherland,
Funk,
M inney, Morelock, B artels, McGlb-
bon, G rannis, A rnest, L ilja and
Price. B agley declares several of
these will give th e
veteran s a
battle for their positions.
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A dvertisers m ake a newspaper.
1 o Be Observed
E
BELOW THAT BE 1933
Bantam H en Mother
At 5 Months
Gold in Streets
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I
SEVENTH STATE FAIR
Divide Overhead
I) a 1 J tO lxCa\'C
For Orient
.?-C Camps V ill Get
iXlCat I* roll! Here wl11
i
Cottage Grove has received lota of
publicity over the nation that haa cost
! it not a penny.
Papers of the nation have carried
stories about the big eggs produced
! by Cottage Grove hens.
Papers over the nation have carried
stories about the streets here being
i paved with gold.
Papers over the nation have carried
stories about the ducks that had gold
nuggets in their gizzards.
Papers over the nation have carried
stories about our round house.
None of these stories would have
reached the press of the nation except
for a live newspaper employing a live
news writer who knows how to dress
up items so they will be accepted by
the verions press services.
Thousands of dollars in free pub­
licity have been received by Cottage
Grove because its home newspaper has
recognized the news value in little
items to which the ordinary person
might give little thought.
The same things probably happen in
many other cities, but there happens
to be no one who thinks to get the
items to the news services.
Cottage Grove has a live newspaper
principally because of the support of
advertisers. Without advertisers there
would be no newspaper, and no pub­
licity for your little city.
The moral is plain—if you want
free publicity for your city, patronize
those responsible for giving your city
a live newspaper.