The Cottage Grove sentinel., September 20, 1934, Image 1

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VOLUME X I4
c o i r AO K GROVE,
Republican Picnic Is
l o He 1 leid Sunday
l A N r COUNTY OREGON, TH URSDAY , ME I T
M. 1934
NLMJUCK 39
ARE
COTTAGE GROVE LOSES
AN EARLY DAY POET MOTOfl ACCIDENTS jpnn
Rem
oved
by
M
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D
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A N D T H E F IR E S ID E M Y T H S
2 9 1 -1 2 1
AI
R epublicans of laino, lun n and
Benton countlo« will Join In a
hawMvt picnic Bunday at Benton*
Ia n « puiM A plug lain will atari
At X Hpuukeie will he Joe L
n r l is I aa I * ■
Fare-
u a r n
Dunns, «*««
tuudidalt
foi
g i r o u w
n u o i i, i ’
Rari Hiiuli, i unUlüaU lui **tt. le tu iy
u t a lala, Cuiigreasiiiuii J. W . Mull,
K«pi «oantativ« J j m i i W alk«!, Kvp-
t n laliv« it a M c i oina« « and
Mntuloi i | C. W heeler.
Ic n te ita in ei■ will be the Lhugun
laogg. i«, Henry H< hool», Albany
huiuorial, and th e ken« county
itep u b in u n quaiU ’t.
I liar© will be «poll« and sw im ­
m ing for children, it 1« under-
■tiMMi that th« rotund Jo« Dunn«
hu« rvfueed to don a bathing euiL
Going to a ph ysician to have a
' lula 70s, with WIIIU iu Ward In
IL
jreliow jackel leutuved la uu u.ua! If
By Mlee L J. Taylur.
charge. A drove of oxen wax kept L d 8 Quit Killin'
Coiupajc U not actu ally unique, Usually the The C ottage Grove Golf club
, iT hle la the etory of one whose lo haul the luge over the old "skid
D
r
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person being «lung
an - t take t«am wa« del ea led
12% in
a,u • u ain taiico w«< lim ited alm ost roads
eo
com
m
on
along
the
Coaat
lim e to g e t osalstanc«, he attend« toum ann nt played Bunday at Ban
Ooea
Into
Beconu
Week
a ..
_4««__
fork
river.
to
im
m
ediate
rem
oval
then
and
don.
Zsm
nseis),
with
72,
waa med-
entirely to eouth Lan«, a m odest,
W ald and hie w lfa lived at
there.
ailat for C ottage Grove, while Ko-
Against Speeding
unobtr uelve person w h o ~ ta le n t, ^ Mi.
'¿ a ip
» W a ï r i « . of
But
Chai
lea
Conner
of
D
elight
¿elie,
with
70,
was
m
edalist
for
.if
ear l i l l a , n r i . r i a i . l t l l i i n r a
ila
"
.
.
.
u* u P i °eU
while probably mor« d«
wa« evidenced . by
hl«
slt-
iti« cuiisMtUtluii l» th« gl »«Irai
O ra
r e g g o o n n » .
auto
accid
en t t fa
tality
ValleY
»»d o l lh«
«»pertence
a few
Bandon. p o in Player»,
medal
score»
u
auto
accioen
la
ta
u
iy
fla>((
u<(j
bavlna
lo
haV8
the
and
t,
won,
with
Cottage
*‘*rvlng,
w»
r«
exerted
largely
for
Ung
up
m
M
nta
la
th«
Taylor
horn«
hum an 4uvum< ut, ih« iiiom I Ui«
and injury Hat continued to
th« «ntartalninant of hl« friend«, in lim « o í alckaaaa.
1KXI 4*»tatance of a physician He had Grove players nam ed firat, were
multe Uovuinanl ul all agra. Il p io
according “^ ^ a p o r u * l*-
‘“ U» a yellow jacket» neat, a . follow»
und that included ail In th« nolgh
Mi lh a c k r a y w ent faithfully to
v tdi>4 ih« fila i givttl «Mparlliianl
ilia and «chool m eeting» —
as u * . ' n ' v tH * «.
°* e " alun« v b>
an
Zimmerl
horhood wher« h© lived.?
th« poll«
Zimmerly 72, 2, Clinton 74, L
iti ««lf guvariiniaiit by any p«o-
l e t f f í i . L t?,
u r v
v of
« .tate
L a t«
j « «eversi
c v v ia i n
u u d on «
• • •
b«cama a good citu «n
Alno h . i H«»»». fiiroPM uMVd. further mvl of the fe llo w , that Mb
sit umwo
down «o
jdo. U'igb Koaatm, gittUuut« «lu
cham ber« 7«, %; Donohay 73,
ibia (• tut ta«iuertal lr««
il*>ni body m anager ai (ha uulvar-
went to church. H ow ever. It wa» ‘ b’ “®
«“ **
^ t e r u u v e b a r d a n d tia v e BUch w a r [“ ie e t 2 (,.
in one of
«r
I m — h 75,
Zentner 74, 2%.
rimivi! le (touur ef Mr Lincei«
not until a grange waa o.gan U ed , üenc« oí need lor an m cenaive had lodged In
Conner-,
u|ly( lold Iti« tilgt* «ettool aaaoiubly
in the early WU a. that he «««mad
„ Qult
k 3
h o m e method« used to
and « •.
Bede 7S, 2 ‘x ; B ennett Ml. %.
al un addio«« Monday a t tei noon
in lie humot and dem ocracy th« to f in d hla greatvat pbaaura in
«-Mintmiirn 1 rutin,umtwi
lent attem p t rem oval were unauccaaa-
HiU 75, U, Felshetm 71. 3.
whirls wa« p a il of the u b aoivaiiie
Mr. klneoln and ma would have «oclul affaire. G range m eetin gs
declared ’ Planned to extend f u t 1 he Jacket, unabl« to extrk
of l.'on«lIIUlion day.
Nelaon 7b, Ü; Kozelle 70, 3.
to
bo
iongllah,
and
th«
vole«
recit
»»«Ad
In
the
school
house
and
ove,
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12
Ulte
r^al
during
ca
tt
iUeW*
Mung
Conner
several
Sw artz 74, I; B arrons 73, 2.
"Up tu Ute lim « our eonaillutlon
tng w a . hlngll.h, clear and ring «‘ « » • of these Mr. Thackray re- “ h lt h etx maTor t i i . u L . o f I r a f f “ UmM'
«welhng that w a .
W heeler 40. 0; M ast al, 3.
wa« adopt od f«w had qu««tlonod ' C «,* .« I. < L
« / •
mg.
cited an ortgm al poem about a * ^ en^
for twm « « n ic t a t m g ly painful.
lo right of on« m an to iu le a na O l i i 11J1 — Ö J1O I I V j I U C C
¡ialUm an Ml, 2, P anter M2, 1,
we".? ‘^ r ^ . The P to g r^ n 1. be- „
‘
it wan none other than W illiam narclaaua.
lion, to irli ov«ry perron in that
Carlaon M4, 25«, Arnold 07,
Thackray, In the year lkWd, recit-
He offered a site and a grange
nation what ha m ight do, to levy
■Smith 82, 1, Brown 81, 2.
mg h l. ' li i t c t |M,e'm
for Mr. and *»*!• w a . built on hl» place.
¡’**
ered “ n t *1 ol lhe y«llow -.trlp td
laxe« for lha purpoa« of keeping
Mille 88, 0; Linn 78, 3.
M i.. Jueeph -laylor, a . they eat
Ob a c t io n «. In townahlp 22 X m in c a n
h
H
«
had euch difficu lty In
K nickerbocker 04,
W arner
ttie taxpayer« In »ubjugatlon, to
In their living room,
shortly after south, of range 3 w est, on the Motor aaeoctatton and other g r o u p . ' c°htrolU ng hla team that he did «0 2^i.
inflict ponaltlo« of death wltlioul
The Minllh Hhoit g io c c iy will be the breakfast hour
Motor uaeocisiiui. »nu u c .e « •" » - not at oru;e glVo any atten tion to
M cut
coast
fork
of
the
W
illam
ette
'queen 114. 0; Berry MO, 3.
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V
Ä
“ was* a“ m o.,«nm "
7 « * 'n » '.r » T I h . mórui;
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Tw enty-four persona were killed „avlng him self.
The poet waa II.
an e x a lt« ! r l v " _____________
l,. V ^ n?
. . . oinly
. . . l u b<-<au«o
I.........
. h« . . wa«
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To T th h is.
I r a my
nam
e affix county,
W ll- cldenta
ttnd 41tt In
Injured
In ltWO
tra A
ffic
ac-
____
m
born one •>>“ » **»• loom III the lztw sun : f ^ i e » “-7orm k lm i; nti^Vi‘. ^ a t t 2 m “ M"‘
a
t
k
y
/
o
f
Lane
O
regon
during
ugust,
N
ext
Sunday som ething new tn
and m pel «on boin a peasant ra- building west uf the »tore» prva-
tournam ents will be played, fclach
ent locution. Before
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n,
¡.iirt7d t I Oregon, m the year eighteen hum the report show», bringing
the
luained on« for Ilf«.
participant w ill pay 10 cen ts to
ern elore equipm ent t,le hour In w hich he » ta ile d to
8(uJ lliuelyi,,j ,
total« for 1M34 to 1M0 killed and
"Other
countrioa
hav«
thru moved mud tiled
the tournam ent captain and In re­
unci at that tim e Am.
i tea M with
high
hope» for the
... eaeloii Jam ea Withy- 8.088 Injured In 13,008
repurted
fu tu r e
a
b o r n n e a r Ix -rd >
Ou
uccuiiloti
M ussolini« and thvlr Hitler«, but will he ll.etullud
turn
will receive a m illion dollars
eture will
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to a new bus! C rJ .
I.T.iTe.^1
< m n b e,
native of Lngland, ad- a c cid e n t., these fig u r e, represent
no country bus progressed like w« the m -------
in phoney m oney.
H e will bet
basis and w»ll adopt a cash
r*-
“ ? y , i 5,
d i c e d the grange in th is hall increaaea of 20 per cent, 20 per
have under our doinocratlc form policy.
th is a s be «ees fit with hla op­
l^ fo r ; in d m C a l Z u . ^ ■ a B l e * ^ N o,u' Jream « ‘ “ »an that In later cent *»d 7:30 per cent, respectlve-
of governm ent. H owever, If w«
ponent or other m em bers o f the
m ..n In t h . ee'r?TP^ - e
he would becom e governor of 'Y. "*«r record» for the sam e per-
ttir lo eonllnu« to advance. If w«
foursom e, It being required that
hron in the
the early
early Wa.
00».
Oregon,
“xl hurt year.
am to continue to br th« out­
a s 10
lo tfte.
the winner
And the guardian sp irits uf the
Lane county has had 13 h ig l.-'a y Feeltnp Rnna Hifi-h a n d M an * a bet
h*1 be m ade M
„ “ ner, ^ of 1
standing exam ple in free govern
fa ta lities th is year, as com pared to
®
each hole. The person havin g th e
f it eside awuMt-n< d from their deep
N ow 1 stand
mont, w« m ust
understand our
r« vrrles and listened.
eight for the first eigh
I la s H
H um
u m ed
e d to County
h o le ^ w m beC m“e
On thia land,
. t m onth s of
constitution, we m ust obey that
And 1 plant th is tree
ltf<*3. Thl» Increase 1» am ong
the
Glory b e ’" said F ire P lace, "It
constitution 1‘eopio muat l>« edu­
winner.
W ith m y own hand.”
high est of the 30 counties In the
Jail in Eugene.
wus back in the days uf the Civil
cated to understand
that
con ­
Fire P lace: T h a is good poetry, »tale. P o rtla n d s com parative flg-
war when first i heutd tliat voice!
stitution, they m ust be educated
The annual handicap tournam ent
1
renum
ber
how
he
Introduced
inateys,
me
lads!
B
etter
than
u*e«
on
accident
deaths
are
38
for
lo undr isla n d operation of
our
Charged with an alm ost un- for the p r é sid e n ts cup will »tart
hiu.»rll
My natn.
t. W illiam M akepeace T hackeray ever wrote,
\
‘ P‘ ^ o l e crim e against nature In soon. P a r i n g ,
will ' b e
pos ited
governm ent.
and S3 for the sam e period th is whJch tWQ C olla^ t Grove
u
lhfc
ln Ume
"Wa are prone to a certain lax Budget t o r 1936 Is Reduced llu uikray I «oppose you v . heard if he e v e , wrote any:
of the poet, W illiam Ih a ck sra y .
"Our friend here Is in a fine, year.
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• -
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m »« We aio too much Inclined to
tx, I. ■
...
...
UUr ’i
u u * “ J" m i
C o u n t v S c h o o l S u o e r i n t e n d e n t I. a* ed 6 and
were involved, Mel- to m ake arrangem ents for first
H.UOti by Bnuiller Debt
let th in gs drift. We think that op
Well. i , „ not him
gay mood, and » m *y be ,h is
'>n daliee of th- How river section d a / , play. T hen? w ill ba 33 entries
The T aylor’s had heard of the l ie is sh aring w ith us his great C.
M
offitt
has
urged
th
at
m
otorists
e la tio n of the governm ent 1« eom e
¿e « p e c ta l “ e y e f u l In p o s in g waa h0 “"«1 over 10 the « raod
a “d P ^ l »»U continue for four
Paymeuta.
great E nglish p la y w iig h l, who m ay hour."
other fellow's job. That laxneas,
sc hools during the first few w eek ! *“ » ^ « “ nonary hearing Tuesday, weeks. One m atch muM be played
have written a few poem s. The
e e e
(hat lack of Internal is Indicated
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_____ »aga
_ la ended.
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Bal1
w eek a? d ? hdae ,aUin«
newcom er was
elxcd _ up _ as _ u
The
It Is m uch of the fall iresslon. a . both dn v-
by thus«
pieaent
a inerting
of night
Although
the chief
pohe
thia
k in d 'w
h o sit at end
chew gum
puTuc officer
end of recorder'«
humuriat, but never fur the
poet lauded
The poet w ishes three
era end children m ust becom e oc- COUnty j a l l i - e e l i a g ran high * here win" ¿ PPrecorded ^ ^ h o v t n g *
or laugh and
talk
w ith t i e r « . . « t a n . w . t . «.van « m te m p la .« ! he turned out to be
copies m ade and h l. old friend» X ^ e T r S l e ? . “u S ^ V r w h e n c r i m e * ‘X
^ p o n ^ ^ n d f a u lt e d T h u ^ s n “ e ^ £ “ f n or-
n-lghlwr». The future la up to the Increases in salaries of
lu per
At this tim e the T aylors llv « l of Civil war days sm ile as he be- «cnoot »arety rules, suspended dur-
waa h!lrriod out J . , he citv der th „, D, . v
be com oleted
fb u n g sto r. of
today
and they cent, the tentative city budget for m entally back In the sta tes where gin s dictatin g:
In honor o f Mr.
,n« th e sum m er vacation. fay Jjtate O ftice, K oepke. who L X w ithin the fo u r ^ e e k period? In
should bo think ing seriously rath- 1*3,'., adopted Monday night at a they had friends and kindred
suf Lincoln and m a ”
During the current w eek speed- stated Chief of P olice P itcher ln addition to the cup there w ill be
or than begrudging the tim e gtv- m eeting of the budget com m ittee, ferlng the hardships of th« war
N o one overhear» Fire P lace pre- lnK continues to be the subject the arrest
prizes tn both the cham pionship
e ll
to consideration of th e con- 1« noarly »4.000 leas than that of strick en regions mid w here Lieut, dieting
1 am seeing into the fu- ut education and enforcem ent ef-
A m an Hvtng near the city park and consolation flights.
«lliutn .il Under which they have this year. P resent salaries are »100 •> E Mmall of the U. S. cavalry turo
to our friend here
In io rl«' B eginning Septem ber 23, of- who had been w atch in g children
• ••
rights end p riv ileg e, enjoyed by foi the chief, »wo for the night w as writing letters so vivid that U.M than ten years his grave w ill Jlc«r« w“ < direct attention to of- at piay in the park, reported Sun-
a . v of t h . w «,ktv
rtkht-of-w
av
TT . ' rep
orlea
aun’
The day l n e of “ the
weekly
mured m ixeo
no other people, tig h ts and prtvl- officer and »no for the record ers the roar of the
battles alm ost be m ade ln .. a -----------
forest
spot that
he
ie
n
ders
against
the
rtkht-of-w
av
,t,„
.
.
c . OI
ln e changed
weeaiy
.aw during a two-week cu iiw u riT
afternoon that a m an com ing foursom e play has
been
le g e , bought w ith the blood of assistant. A new Item of »400 to seem ed lo echo
on the Taylor loves, and I
" 'e 'i*Eh xf* P olice Cl ief Greer
----
“ ~ rda"
B P itcher and
lt*a
river country had f rom Friday even in gs to 3 o'clock
hundreds of thou san ds and too l>e part of a sink ing fund for pur hearth.
wishes.
•"T;;.” '
,,
. . . .
.
w i s n e s . He
t i e w ill be m ourned by his
.
Chicl Green B. P itcher and attem p ted to force one of the girls c iu n d x v a f t e r n o o n s t o s t a r t t h e
lightly held by those who have chase of a fire truck, w as also In-
W henever Mrs. Taylor - «rid H. E nglish fr ie n d , and by the old
highw ay policem en of thia at p U y to get Into his car. Chief
tju n d ^ £ « h no
Frt-
ceah
»he d toss her head and tuners here, and his gra ve will be ¿ ‘»‘rlct have pointed out. how ever, o f Police pitch er stationed this
WUh D° P“ y F ” "
m ade no sacrlrlcea.”
eluded.
Miss E sther W icks gave two
A m ounts for r o llrn u en t of bonds l'r»«» her lipa closaiy together, for wu h flow ers overgrow n.
lh a l concentration
of
enforce- m an on M ain street to w atch for
■ n.ivln ',«^.h«ii (n.,rw «n. n i.v
_« w
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„x. m
_ . ight
_ x , be
x-
enl on
car w
while
nd
K
n e n k e i.J,' t
J "**
violin numbers, being accom pa- and
arrants were d . - t e a s e d . and - x . -----
was southern.
She
, h.
h i. m
men<
on a a particular
parucutar elem
elem ent
ent of
o l the
the car
hile he
he a and
KoeDke
'
I..I by M .. (..1 1 l u l . l a . i i
Ib e a i i c u n t . - , . •. . e s t w e t S decreas- thinking of th.- . ..it,,,,
balls
the
,
,
t
h
-‘~
t
r
a
f
f
i
c
law
violations
will
in
no
searched
the
city.
Sallee
passed
in
Friday, p r i* « « / ° r low gro««
.
.k
.
o
ld
h
o
m
eslte
the
w
raiths
of
the
pant
«
T
w.M
iu
uv
searched
the
city.
Sallee
pass<
went
to
Crtp
M
orelock
and
Mrs.
program w a s sponsored by the ed because of decreased Indebted southern girls threw St
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m e g su
the th
w d
raiths
of the past
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.
5 passeo
in
prison- oio
w*“ , h o im
.r e and
r r’ v.riM
*y ‘'"T*,? lh
e,
en,io ----
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m e n - t his car shortly
thereafter
and
overheard
by%
of » ^ “ ons In general.
identified by the man. who w a- N. J. N elson, prizes for low net
Am erican lxcglon and Vlnal T. »ess of the city
ers at Belle Island, . . . u » . . . . . . he ..v„rh,.M
rH hv
^ . i c t » . " n d “ J m
,. _ .._
,
8ot w ent to Mr. and Mrs. R alph Salta-
in the w ater fund. n
o n . of brother w ound«!. H e w en, from ^ V o V ^ M e ^ o will w eave
Handsel, past com m andar, w as In
nun«
the licen se num ber.
m an and consolation prizes w ent
charge Alvi» W icks, vice com which la raised by tsx stiu n , th« there tu Libby prison,
During
the
interim
Sallee
is to AJ S h ofstall and Mrs. P . &
^
,la
them
Into
beautiful
patterns.
m ander, spoke briefly.
bond |*sytn«nt la increased from
"Careful.
Fire
Place,"
charged w ith having gon s to an- B ukow ski Bill Zim m erly and i l i s s
Through
xe.uuo to 110.000, ».hla being the Hearth.
_ each pattern the Coast
m ner
?* thC CU>’’ iori in< two Belle Burkholder w ere tied w ith
last pay in«’n I on the old X100,DUO "Ttioae with Irish blood are sold ^°rlt river will be dancing and
J
.u .
° ,accom Pa n y him and Mr and Mra S altsm an for low net,
bond la«ue with which the present to overhear fa ille s, w raiths and M ng I ng an it w as dancing and
taking them to a point near the but lost the draw
friwh-i pipe line up How river w as the like, at tim es. Our lady here ringing fur Indian Sally long be-
old M an W hite bridge, where he
. . .
bullt. I here will b« no bond pay- has furgutten the cotton balls, but f°re the w h ite children and their
Ehe. u rini ! He. brought
A benefit bridge party w ill be
nients next year from th is fund, »ot her birthplace. I foresee the young m others had learned to wel-
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!“ ck
5ity and a-hotved bei<i tonight (Thursdays a t the
bul such paym ents will be
re- com ing of a tall kinsm an w ho com e her soft footfall at the door
Probably three-fourths to four- .T?1
g o , A ttention to the girls hom e of Mrs. V ictor Chambers,
•unted the follow ing year.
served in the Confederate arm y, and her sofL ¿¿rgon at the flre-
fifth s of O regon's farm -debt ad-
i,»,a C u. ? y .athe hai te and proceeds to be added to a fund
Thare has been a m aterial r a It will be 'cousin* and not Seeeah’ aid®-** Thackray. who died years justm
ent cases are already settled, J^aJ t„*TSe * hhnme«h
ior_-*nl^ f ln< lh e club house. Th«
ductioii In
that
he'll t>e
be c called.
31r
..
.
.
_
auction
in w arrants outstanding m
at nett
a lle d .
» • » ? . w n u u ie u y e a r s
their hom es when rrieesed
.
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v
.
BlA' Payments Are ID, Delln against all funds, the total now
Our lady from th s south w as ago. Is bu rl«l on his hom estead
according to Inform ation given out
» “ e " rele»»e<l party will progress to the hom e of
.
being »11.118.P9
brave s t 23 to nam e her son In
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at a. '»««Lag of the state agn cu l-
3a,,ee '»
23 and married
Mrs Cleo M orelock.
(jUCncios o f Plkst Y c u n i
»•.. ________
ZL ___
.>__ for con-
. . I honor
.
..r
i4 -..i ..I^« when * a ^
__________ ______ lurol
tural
advlsorv
advisory
council
council
held held
recent-
r e c e n t - ___
• • •
The
taxpayers
m eeting
of •».-
the president-elect,
ly in Salem . H ow ever, at
least TEACHERS IN SUNDAY
__________
T hirteen w om en were present for
eldrratlon o f the budget will be she well knew that even here In
several
hundred
cases
are
sUU
not
Are Dwindling
held October 23.
the weet the terrible word 'abo­
SCHOOLS RECOGNIZED c" « " « K
u iJ S
adjusted, som e of which are
a
litionist' has been hurled In hot
good deal m ore difficu lt than aver­
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of 37. Mrs. V ictor Cham bers was
anger
from
brother
to
brother
as
lsiu e county collected
»1,218,-
age. reported L. R. Brelthaupt,
P lans for observation of nation- runner-up w ith 38. A B leth ering
n term of reproach.”
429 98 In ta sr s fur the state, c ou n ­
college extension econom ist and al Sunday School Teachers' Recog- tournam ent w ill be played next
Mr T hackray had som e kind of
ty. . III. » III..I ,, lux.l. 111., lu s t six
secretary
of
the
council.
niUon
day. October 8. have b been
w n W ednesday.
nition
a
trade
over
ln
England.
N
o
one
m onth« of thte year, as com pared
„ 1_*
n •
T*1U record ot loan« mkde and m ade by the m inisterial assocla-
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rem em bers now w hat It was. a H s. e B -I s B i t S «
11 ■ • ' ' i i.'i . in... period la
horn Brief ru ed to Bolster Posi- pending, together with a
large tton. The day is to be observed by \
^1
r \
x l" « .
brought across the ocean
1933, a ch«-k of county records
volum e _ of farm-debt
adjustm
ent , a city-w
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covered
dish
dinner to
to A n o t h e r G C C ( J U t l l t
that he played In a band over
,
.
, -
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— dinner
«how a
tion
That
Court
Takes
and refinancing done In connec- be held at the arm ory in the eve-
there.
B
eing
eo
young
he
m
ust
Of the cnllectluiw, »877.237.07 waa
tion with other farm
m ortgage ning. C om m ittees follow Program
have longed for th e holly w reaths.
for th e 1934 roll o f »2,1)23,MX), a
Arbitrary Action.
credit agencies, has greatly reUev- Mrs. Boyd, R ev J. a . Sm ith Omer
13 per cent collection P aym en ts Bnce Creek Road Is Boule- the C hristm as carols and all the
ed
the
farm
debt
situation
as com - Moore. Mrs. Crane and represen-
______
. _ , ,
_
_
gay old custom s and the traditions
fur back yea ie totaled »341,192.31.
Vltrtl,
UriZZly
Oup
Com-
he . was
reared
to. n e , ... „ „ . . . . v . ¿ i . 'I
ii * i nv tii,. countv cooet with pared with the extrem el) critical tatives from the B aptist and Naz-
«w. ? * —
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m
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,
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itgTsUuve
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Judmlal
«
'
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h
prevailed
tw
o
arene
churches;
general
a
r
r
a
n
t
-
abT
w
a^ eS ^ t
On July 1. 1933. there waa 11,-
, . , ,
_
. . . .
H e brought tnouey to A m erica
403,777 78 unpaid on a roll o f »2,-
pleted in Two Weeks
but by the lim e he cam e west hnd power which It does not (xissess i ea "
P a ‘ c ^ a o f ,l h e
and
C A Beldler. Ed Powell. X u h ^no m en
ofrtclaT
013,823 1» On July 1, this year,
lost
twice
through
sw indlers in uro-ratlng funds received under h“ "11 Prt,«enl at th <? m eeting gave C. E. Vm phrey. Rev. H. W D avis
llh
m e“ - W hile no official
there waa »1,147,70233 unpaid on
t w enty Is not so old to try a new thu elem entary school fund levy. hefirly cr«*‘t to ° " * ? n *, 250, 8tat® i?a " ? ’>' W right, publicity. R ev I.' ?hoSeUnnk,S t n t o h w i«hb^ o 1 furnNh
A i om prea«ir being taken Into
likely to wlsn to furnisu
the .. ......................
»2,023,000 roll. , h
,(nu/(
likely
. M„ . . . , . , 7 N = 7 7 7 . j , , . " ' , ' - . . ' . - ï ï ; i , . m ï “ om
ï , intrv
" i h lit«
“™ F
ï ix
,ï IU
r m , aazsaro
: s ' Â
. „ , ä t....../
t _«..«.at.
s
ä • t.
l
« ... _ s and
i . ' county
s s s . farm
Ä -debt
t Ä Ä adjustm
K S ent G Shaw, f* t . Atm un
„ those
..
supplies have been asked to sub-
<«■ I ....L .W *1.11 ..... tu » u . I..Ç ,
. ' . , 7 . , . y L — ", ’ .',7,
I„t.. w .-1 -rn c o n d itio n ,
did the cou n t, c o u r t , policy1 ™
(tied .‘t“? ',“ '.!! . 7 n " 7 7 7 . ’. 'B. . 7 7 r? ? 7 '
*“ 5 ? " “ c d y - i d - cburch
alten-
hl
g l a d « Oil t h e I1CW G r iz x l v g a p
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w w««».j «.*/**• » hviiv Z wcw
3»»eu f h
f o r m r p f l n n n r l n v “n r o zr rn m
os fur th<* flrat twu, cuunty of III©
dance cam paign on S u n d a y ? 'b i- ^ n F,1o„f J h\ t
giad e. The m achine w as not g iea t •»••••'•"«•»nt« of w estern pioneers, with the county court Thursday.
n 1 rm " fin a n c in g program.
ficlttla
pulAted
out,
«Ad.dk«
»dud
,i
d v d .lc i,
*V 'l.
_ _ . .
■
s R. .
as
van
—
™
tober 7
'
established by O ctober 15. B ar­
Pa,Of " al. nubi “ „ the
U „ South
,7 « n d
“ red but o,n.?d 7rab ie —* dam I , I l f I t . I t . i lev
‘«»ger
hail l to
m atch
The R brief
Is signed
by Mrs.
War-
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•rn “
racks at L ayng creek have not
JavC
, M
« y ,
d II“ . ,
w as done to Hu' truck on
*H h to g u .s In July. 1804. h , t e n D Sm ith, E ugene, district
must
_
been
used since a CCC com pany
A child w as hange J
«
V
i
r
a
t
a
i
7
h
e
first
L
r
t
.
.
f
which
It
w
as
being
transported
bI
,
,u*?!,
'
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,
a
'
ni
la‘"
o
*
nedI
b>
’
Angus
J.
Gibson.
Jun
ction
City,
H
N
N
fl
Rii
• nttro year's tax the first part of
Hill. E ngland, in 1783 for
W” m0Ved OUt
“P1^ *
v e a , to
to tuko
takè advantage
¿<ìv« IZ a e of
o th.'
>'.e operator of the truck wks
tU r o u tte
(Sold to John district 69; C A. Beldler. Cottage I L11 I U II » UnUUUlJ
w..« not ? «
„
th« year
the The
Injured. The com pressor will be B'"*»'!heck by G aroutte.)
Grove, district 45; and L R. W hite,
I his m other s shawl.
A dvertisers M ake a N ew spaper.
3 p o r rent rebate
c o lle ctio n . " P « lre d and the m ining com pany ,
“
E A ndeiaon In R ive, Road, d l.trlct 183
AUIICIUUIIM
r
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. w
lXiirt H m nr<)V«»<1 tin f in M n i m r l p r
- t - i . .. 4
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I
»877 237 87
1934 i U r e .
3XW 72 >“ ord«f to «P»«* UP f - H work »«•'«'> "> »*«* «•><» »'• anoth er in „ brief prepared by the county
1932 tim es »198 81.',39 193’ Inter- 0,1 lb ® rem ainder of the Grlxxly
» m
» court defending Its policy ln re-
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est
»6 389 01 1931 tuxes »84 323 K“ P
which will be com pleted
,Ir? *. «’«D ing *»«* gard to the elem entary school
L ightn in g Rod F en ton of Al-
>4 1MI Inl.raM «7 M8TO 11G7 29 * " h">
gardening did not tak e up all his fund The court has been upper- berta? C a n ? won two out of three
llie a S is X S ';
im »
K
The Brice creek road to Cham
'JutmeT*’ homing g ir d ’J n l m ak ng°
Sujiai' J a P ™
»438 22
pion saddle lias been com pleted bav Ueu hein Ei th r e .h ' ,naklnB
^ he »ch«»ol district« protest this strong boy of Salem In a largely
On July 1. 1933, In addition lo and those who have b«-n over It
L a d,o vf r ol’ ilo ^ e m books and roJiP t . ^ ‘«.’Jm
T n « *{?' a,Uendcd m atch at the “ “ »ry
5
the »1.163,777.78 foi the current "ay It Is alm ost a boulevard
m usic he divided hTJE tilaM s w ith
m r o t? .a
«,,*? 1 ,rlda>' *«t>ton had beaten his
r » ? : r“ 7 o r i ” s h o w J i * t h ' r i » ^ O roU .mTko'utni ^ Orb e ^ t m lp k t « ^ f . W
r ^ r^ m . X u ^ ^ ^ o w n X ^
^ “.¿a“
"* P“ 'd *"
g
a
s
:
s
m
a
- “. r s r a
S
¿
i
S
S
a
«
È
Hole Wax Blurted Finit Oreut
Experiment lu Qoveruuioul
by the People
fk
;c ry
Will Move
GRIME AGAINST GIRLS
CHARGEAGAINSTSALLEE
we.
THREE CITY EMPLOYES
GIVEN SALARY BOOSTS
tot, n
(HKLL-FUURIHS3IAIL
LANE TAX COLLECTIONS
DOUBLE THOSE OF 1933
FARM DEBTS ADJUSTED
BIG FOUR DISTRICTS
AGAIN ASK FULL LEVY
E
May Come Here
4. [TIITOll 1*0000
w.;h.ed ,^d ^u ,o “wr; w
r
c
. ,
v
i
= ^ , r ^ . n „ . w e r «» IN
"I WRESTLING
IIIILUILIIIU GARD
UnilU
*
679.80
FOOTBALL SEASON IS
TD OPEOEXT YYEEK
C ottage Grove high ,
football
« so n Will open Saturday of next
season
eek
when
11,.,..i„.„„I
..le
a will
w u|
week, when Reedsport high
be here. Coach Orlo Bagley
tan
porta to have a heavier team tha
p e r ie ^ iT : T
h / u r o ^ "x "
vm ieuvrii
m e m o v e H u m w in
open the season on a new field
and
u n iform s. .
nd In
ln new uniform
The battle for p osition s on tho
team Is etili In progress.
G am es follow ing the R eedsport
gam e are;
O ctober 3 Eugeni, at C ottage
Grove.
O ctober 12 U niversity high at
but other« hav« h««n r«nu««t«H
but Others Have be« n requested to
heV kK.kout
“ d “ tanca be,ow
tno liMikout.
, , t
,
ixieatton work Is being done on
the Oregon-Colorado
road
and
four m iles of slash in g has beet.
fom pleted.^ This is to be part of
the Stcanihont rund.
.
»u « ouiig
wom en o f
tw o or three decades
searched
vaJnly through songbooks for an
old
classic, "W hile
Shepherds
W atched" ns It waa sung ln E ng
land
The l.ousew lvea befriended Mr
T hackray ln his culinary trials
and one o f them gave him a
s —
ä
over
! . beTuuJj^ t h ^ l V a / ’ i . ^ ^ « ' ? ’
1 "“ o
1 “ »»« the flis t two roads
were being Improved w ith NI11A
LhaT h'.“
be o.J5pe,’i £ d
:S,.i,.‘.‘.V .ber.
L'_ .‘ * b»
h . Grizzly
. tb *’
,O,’"y b?in<
4 aud .UI>
____ -
j ■ .
.
j
“ “ „ .r ^ h a t Is X T ab l*."u nT iT "]'.^
F ire Place: There are lim e , w hen
ba<'h,,|1o rh,"od
bad. f°r 1
seem lo be at a pioneer w edding,
and the bride, still in her lovely
woddln« drca!'. ls having a box o f
«Inlntl?«.
pnekrd for the friend of
he, childhood
................. s , ’e Is overseein g
‘b’ J°b hw-aelf,
- —
—
~ 1 1 -
' w
-
~
fair and equitable policy,’
the
court
is "assum ing legislative and
judicial pow ers which it does not
possess," according to the brief
filed
bv the districts
did 'n o ? '’“ « l u l r j r a n s f e r of''fund*
collected for other purposes" to
the elem entary fund In the event
«aaaax «aaw
w oa^vw w ,
«»«.»-
«•
L zX *O V ^
leatherneck, won two out of three
fad s f rom Bulldog Jackson
Port-
ia ,ut cavem an Ja’ keon won1 the
land cavem an. Jackson won the
f ,rat fall
w ith
a
ham m erlock,
Jacobs won the second fall w ith
^ h ir d " a ^ te ^ m c a l'fo u ^ a ite r
m inute? of hard S t U l l ^
The Cottage Grove Fuzztafl band
¿5225255
show n in an opinion o f the attor- m .n s t6 soonsor another m ft£h
ney general on Decem ber 30, 1932. o ctober 12 '
to the effect that
' the
wholo
_____________
am ount represented by 2 m ills on
the dollar Is required by the pres | | j | ¡kip f |f ö llU i O iU m
ent statu te to be credited to the
elem entary school fund of each
county by the county
treasurer
..............
” 0" next year. *
”'*
" J y f,g“re
.
-
I w
ithout any deduction for any
Now I see n beautiful infant, cause whatsoever."
here In the Taylor home, Its fea-
______________
H ir e s
w n x llk c ,
because of np-
County ('turner Is Coming,
proaehlng death A subdued Eng-
The county canner will be here
A petition for oiling the Row
list,
voice Is here, offerin g herbs again Thursday and Friday of next river road front Cottage Grove to
used In England for fevers."
week at the city park, according D lsston w as filed with the county
rn n rP T P
•,’i>kll"h friend s o f
Mr. to M iss Carolyn D oolittle.
Red court Friday, having been signed
r l l l n U l l l i r I I I r l l n r ll I T hackray seem ed a bit too hilar- Cross representative. All those generally by residents along the
Eugene.
L Iillin ilU L IU I UIILUIU lous when ill tim es he would henr w ishing to use th e canner will road and by those transporting
October 19 Roseburg nt Roee-
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of som e E nglish widow , whom , he register at 1 o c lo c kTuesday at equipm ent and supplies into the
burg.
W hile the realonnl forester has f'u ’cl,,'d.' blight con sen t lo becom e the armory. All fruits and vege- B ohem ia district. The petition ask s
O ctober 28 Open.
power to close all national forests ih" bf'l'b'cr't he so m uch needed tables, with the exception of corn that if oiling to D lsston can not
N ovem ber 3 North
Bond
nt to hunting during the fir« h a z a r d h ®r e , * n t h l» new country. In an and carrots, m ay be canned. M eats be granted that the road be oiled
North Bend.
s . ' , a
■ " »
- ............................
' " " “ d < a
v - i y . that
. - . s It » was
- » . believed
. . . ™ . m oney
Novem ber 12 Springfield al Col r
stated
lion nF hu nters and others’ using '"‘ m J' ThneVniv'«’e’trlnl8b"dhT1On
I age Orovn.
W. II. Itavls Injured
voted by the district for oiling
n
ot
t h e forests
f o r e s t . to
Io m
.,.,11.,^
M
D avis. _ _______,
Lorane, ___
cut _
his
had ___
not ____
boon __,______
expended
the
m a .k
k o ,h
th «
a t i
e tlo n
m r * Ih
» o a a c c k a r r ity
a y s t trials
r i m s did
am
not
\V. H. _____
_ _____
un necessary H owever lireeaid lo'i'w ’ Po,,. b l s humor. The gypsies stole head severely Tuesday afternoon
County E ngineer Morse has re-
| will be taken to see Ihnl rules
hi‘”« <‘!'? ‘L S .1,’0**? and h.'’
«'hen he fell against a saw at the ported that of $1,570 voted for oil-
governing use of the forests n r .. ! J.'?V
,.,. s R. b ? ’!e.<'n™8<' 1 Ha ,d Dowry Lumber com pany mill nt Ing only $52« has been collected .'
com piled w ill, In th is district ■■ "Thou shalt not steal." Two youn g I.orane, where he Is em ployed.
while oiling would cost approxl-
man' will he placed on both the
J?r\'!?? -h-'“
Th*' “ * cut through the skull matel.v »1,300 a m ile. It ls
ten
I,..i,.« creek
........i. and
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----- church
service
Hrlce
Hhnrns creek
l.‘lu.I ,n
"l’rv,l'e B,’d he quoted to but not Into the brain, according m iles to Dorena and 21 m iles to
roads In th e Um pqua forest mid Jbelr parent«, “Go out Into the to atten ding ph ysician s at the Eu- D lsston The county engineer said
R. R. Turner, candid ate for con- none will be perm itted lo pass ex- J’**1’, iY ,aun<1.byW,iy,‘ ¡“ '.‘J 1,1
.
_
_
Rene
hospital,
who stated that Da- that In 1932-1933 the county spent
__ « X a_ .
.
-
■
tin *
n illt.
( h l1 lim it*
J llltl
til« *
lllillll
» - I « ’ 0 0 1 , ( 1 11 I r x n
xx>n *»
L I.,
n
4 U ..
l^ « u l.,l
gresH mi the dem ocratic ticket, cent
th i'is e 'w h o 'im
;; "th.?
,hp
h""'
,h
,‘ lam " and
thc
blind."
vis'
condition' w
as nt
not critical. He
$2,985.11 on roads I in
thc J district
will be the spoakcr «1 the O ctober f,re flghH ng «lu ln m en t a ?n, ,n
OWn, V,",on w a’ ,a ," n*' bu‘ 111 ab” ut «0 '’ears of age.
and so far this year has expended
m onthly evening m eeting o f the f J .
and Kn?w ’ the « E he .to lc n lly m ade ]t)M about It.
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I betw een »2,300 and $3,000.
cham ber of co m m .ro . , H I. nd g'w e, l,,g use nf th. h , . ? « .
I,ur,nK tha
Mr- T hackray
silk Creek R anch Sold.
W ringer Injures Ijsd's Arm.
The Joseph E. B assett ranch of
The young son o f Mr. and Mrs.
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S
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i MrC,,y'
t
r
a t e "" ' s f,” L eight acres, located In the 911k
D
m 's,q d - ? m
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X H ? r , "'” ” ,'r
X
Thp
-*re,; r HprunK
creek district, w as sold th is week Floyd H unter w as severely Injured
to Patrick M. G oggln of M lnne- a few days ago when one of the
plred w ithin a few m inutes w ith sota, who has taken possession, lad's arm s w as caught In the roils
only Mr, T hackray present. A w ife The B assetts have m ade no plans of a wringer. The lad has a m ania
^ “ "wou". "? b?*, r ‘ com ,,t", '‘T?Td
.
.y " n? : h ?'“r ,‘ ' • j-"*""*-
nrui three children survived Mr. except to visit w ith relatives In for playing around the w ringer
got com m ittee without i "u
™ . I'P.V h'?’'1,?
V nnSeholack suffered four McCoy,
hers of Cottage Grove so* h i? h as
_w ,,d ,l‘'’ dny w b .n he
The Com stock Lum ber com pany, W ashington. The deal w as handled and failed to heed w arnings of the
by the Hall A Johnston R ealty m other. The arm was flattened
been reappointed to t h e i,„ « i H e ? Wa’ i brU?bed. from a trestle by n with mill and headqunrti,.„
out tn the accident, but no bones
h e K r i n u m iS r „'f’^ a ; ? I
,hr“ ‘n*itRlH" w a" ,a k •,,' to a ,h a " b p"‘ab»‘"bed a ’ logging cam p com pany.
h . has
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w ere broken and the boy Is re-
y ars. j Eugene hospital.
j on Mr. Thackray s place ln the zod»dsM»N n ax « N bzosdzbapv
covering rapidly
rUTilAllPr
t J!7. u S ;
K. R. T u r n e r to Be
C. ot C. Speaker
Tfl
ll||||llj llr HllUy HIUrH
IS ASKEDJ PETITION
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National
Advertisers
I Use
Newspapers
5
It must be apparent to all
I ■ 0 of those
who see various methods
publicity that national ad-
■ vertisers are large users of
■ newspaper space, preferring
newspapers to any other meth-
• od of reaching the public.
:
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reason is that the news- a ■
paper is welcomed into the
J ■ to home pay by money
those who are willing
to get it.
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Advertising
b y
billboards,
radio and othr methods does
not receive the welcome ac-
corded newspapr advrtising.
National advertisers value so
highly t h e reading public
which purchases newspapers
that it rigidly inspect« circu-
lation figures and refuses to
pav for any free portion of the
circulation of any newspaper.
Those who list newspaper cir-
dilations list only the paid por-
tion of that circulation.
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National advertisers spend mil- |
3
and insist upon spending
I lions
it wii
I'iselv and well.
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