The Cottage Grove sentinel., October 04, 1934, Image 1

C O IT A G K GKOVK , l-ANK (XNJWTV fMCK4«ON. T i l l IPM M V, OCTOBEK i, IM4
N I M B E » OS
WATER HATES. SALARY
FIXING FAIL BALLOT
I .ails on J lo o k c v B eni
( an t l-’o o l St ate
( , I lic e r
ANNUAL GOLF TOURNEY
TO START NEXT SUNDAY
CITY WITHOUT POLICE
ANO LIGHTS PROSPECT
Many M ule D eer Are
Bagged in W eek
PEDESTRIAN IS BLAMED
FOR MANY ACCIOENTS
A co n sid era b le q u a n tity o f venF
By Mis* L. J. T aylor.
vision, w ere in r«*adiness to sp eak Proposed Limit on Levy Would son cam e Into th e c ity d u rin g the
'
p
a
st w eek.
’1 he F ir s t lu ilh a m Hchool ||«>usa. In th is b uilding w hen th e re cam e
Police Chief Lays Down Seven
[ Six m ule d eer w ere b ro u g h t
W alling area fit to ta ll th e f irs t a n in te rru p tio n .
Cut
Revenue»
Almost
hom e by a p a r ty c o n sistin g of Mr.
Rule« for Those Using
i h is seem ed a lm o st u tte r cru elty
luAtham school h o u se a log h u t, a n d
a n d Mrs. E. R. L em ley a n d tw o
he
»«M-ins to d e rid e it in o th e r to th»- young people w ho were
50
Per
Cent.
sons,
C
lift
H
lner,
M
iss
G
oldie
Traffic Lane«.
w ays. Yet he c a n n o t e rase fro m a th ir s t for new se n sa tio n s, but th«
H ayes, E a rl H ayes a n d G eorge
1 he a n n u a l h a n d ic a p to u rn a m e n t th e unchang«*ubie p ast so im p o rt­ Inter r ru p tio n w as by a k in aiy gen­
A
t i l « l l i u t f t i r t<» i « » id a t «
If the proposed 2b-mlll levy o n : W hite T h ey h u n te d in th e B u rn s
of th e golf club tor th e p re sid e n t's a n t a s h rin e In the e arly h isto ry of tlem an w hose q u ietly sp o k e n w ords
w a te r ra te « a n d m propoaed c h a rte r
Is th e m o to rist a lw a y s to blam e
to th e M orm ons w ere not over- pr o p e rty ta x a tio n Is e n a c te d a t the area.
< up w in « ta rt at v o 'clock S u n d ay so u th L ane c o u n ty .
MiiM'itdiiient to fix ealaitoM of city
fa ta l o r se rio u s a c c id e n ts In­
F o u r m ule d e er w ere b ro u g h t v In o lving
T he aud ien ce N ovem ber election, th e city of
ar»d continue tor fiv e w eek» Up to
officer» will not be on th e N o v tin
T h is school ho u se stood e ast of b .a i d by o th e rs
p e d e s tria n s ?
Un eertrl-finula th e play will b« la th e h ig h w a y , w ith in a c o n v en ien t a n ew th a t he w as a school di­ C o tta g e G rove will be com pelled to I hom e by a p a r ty c o n sistin g of
bar ballot
P e titio n » p ic s e n te d to
T
he
a n sw e r Is "N o,” a c c o rd in g
lop m a rly »1 p e r c e n t from its W illiam
Z im m erly.
F ra n k
and
holes For the scrni-finale a n d fi­ d is ta n c e o t It, a n d so u th of a wide rector.
th e c ity council M onday n ig h t ank
P olice C hief G re en B. P<’c h er,
'The M orm on sp o k e sm a n , sens­ o p e ra tin g exp en ses fo r 1H35. T h e j Clay G a ld ab ln i a n d Len B row n. to
nale th e play will be gg holes. Thia bend In th e riv e r th a t flow« n o r th ­
in« th a t »n« n a n o k u i i h i .
w ho h a s Issued a "code" fo r pedes-
ru le a p p lie s to l>oth c h a m p io n sh ip w ard, a n d for som e d ista n c e below ing sy m p a th y fo r his aid«* in the only w ay It could do th a t w o u ld ; Bill Z im in erly w ould h av e enjoyed
■u«h an a m e n d m e n t I»« su b m itte d
be to d isc h a rg e ev ery c ity em- \ th e trip m o re If he hadn't, been
a n d c o n so latio n flig h ts.
to th e voter» of C o tta g e G rove
th is bend th e riv< r p a ra lle ls th e a u d ie n ce , a n n o u n c e d loudly th a t
P a irin g s for th e firs t day'« ¡day highw ay. Above th is riv e r bend, Obje< tio n s wore being m ade to his ploye. T h ere would be no m oney j com pelled to do so m uch of th e
were re je c te d bueauae o f not belli«
to
i»ay police, th e re w ould be no d ish w a sh in g a n d »o m u ch of the
haVe been p o sted a t th e clu b house th e s tre a m Is well «juat of w here •p e a k in g a n d began to set fo rth
In
p ro p « i
form a n d b ecau se of
a n d one m a tc h m u st bs played the school house stood. K ec«m tlyan th e per se c u tlo n s e n d u re d by his m oney to p a y a c ity re co rd e r, going to tow n th a t he d id n 't g et
being ttiiiblgunu» aa to m ea n in g
a n o th e r
in te rru p tio n th e re w ould be no m oney to pay tim e to h u n t m uch, b u t be got th e
*»a«h w eek
A nyone fa llin g to m eet office b uilding stood on a b o u t th e sect w hen
C ity A tto rn ey b o m b a id pointed
a n op p o n en t w ith in a w eek will ba »am e site, a» n e arly a s I can * a m e from a n o th e r school d ire c to r, a w a te r s u p e r in te n d e n t A fte r th a t biggest a n d best d eer anyw ay.
out m any e rro r» in th e form of
e u t w as m ade, It w ould be neces­
w o m ule d eer w ere se c u re d by
i CHOI « le d n s h a v in g d e fa u lte d . T h is le a rn
th e p etition« a n d m ethod of pre*
< A n d erso n M iddleton L u m ­ who a rriv e d coatless, h a tle s s a n d sa ry to lop o ff a b o u t 11,500 of a T
p a r ty c o n sistin g o f M r a n d M rs.
red of face, b u t by no m ea n s
is n e ce ssa ry in o rd e r th a t o ther ber com pa u y e office.)
a e n ta tio n In the flret place, even
o
th
e
r
expense.
T
he
f
ir
s
t
c
u
t
p
ro
b
-i
E
d
K eitzer. M r a n d Mrs. R e ad
br«-athi«;»s
nor
u
n
p
re
p
a
re
d
for
the
m
a
tc
h
e
s
m
ay
not
he
d
elayed.
If e n ac te d , th e ptop o aale would
A ccording to W alling, th is log p sychological m om ent.
ably w ould be In s tr e e t lig h tin g H em enw ay. Mr. a n d Mrs. R alp h
llie r e will be a n e n try fee of 25 build
have been of no eff»-< i becauae the
in
g
w
as
In
use
from
53
to
serv
ice
a
n
d
th
e
c
ity
w
ould
be
le
ft
i
T
e
e
te
rs a n d G eorge T eeter», w ho
Ib is g rie v a n c e a g a in s t M orm ons
c e n ts am i prix«» will be a w a rd e d 60.
proposal» h a d no e n a c tin g clati»«»
had «xisted sin ce he h a d cro ssed in d a rk n e s s a larg e p a r t of each w ent to th e B u rn s c o u n try .
In both < h u m p io n sh lp a n d co n so ­
a n d re fe rre d only In d e fin itely to
'T here a re n u m ero u s p e rso n s who th e plains. H e now gave voice to rdght. W ith no police o fficers, t h a t ; A p a rty com posed o f H. B. and
latio n flights.
m d ln a m * a n d c h a t t e l p r o v i s i o n »
M r mb* re of th e w om en's clu b w ould be able, if th ey w ished, to it and sta te d th e p io v isio n r e g a r d ­ w ould n o t be a very sa tis fa c to ry Lloyd G riggs. 8. L. G o d a rd . R a y
propoeed to h r am ended, because
visualize
from m em o ry lu&tham ing th e school b uilding
a rra n g e m e n t a n d bu sin ess m en T ra s k , J a c k C ave a n d E a rl S tew ­
will »erve d in n e r a t 1 go a n d tw o-
the fo rm of the p e tition» w as e x ­
We will go to th e g ro v e ,” a n ­ pro b ab ly would h a v e to su b scrib e I a r t left M onday for th e D ayville
ball m ixed foursom e p lay will fo l­ w ith o u t th e ra ilro a d o r th e paved
tre m e ly
fa u lty ,
the
proposed
h ig h w a y o r th e b u ild in g s of to d ay nounced th e M orm on upokenm an, a p riv a te fu n d to m a in ta in a p r i­ co u n try .
low
«iiH 'iiilinent follow ing th e n a n o »
H eavy tim b e r stood on th e H a zle ­ rio doubt to th e g r e a t joy of th e v a te police o ffice r.
C hief o f P olice P itc h e r, E R
• • •
of p e titio n e r» ln»tead of preced in g
to
n p to p e rty , w h e re th e Hlik c re e k younger set, a n d h is ow n s a tis ­
A ccording to d a ta a n aly zed by W iese a n d P e te N elson left yes­
P a irin g » for S u n d a y » play a re a»
th e nam e«, th e re b y not being real
c
o
u
n
try
now
Is.
P
r
a
ir
ie
g
ra
ss,
now
te
rd
a y for th e S ilver L ak e c o u n ­
th
e
re
se
a
rc
h
d
e
p
a
rtm
e
n
t
of
t
h
e
1
factio
n
in
n
o
t
being
co
m
p
letely
follow
s:
iy a p art of the p e titio n , because
e x tin c t, g re w lu x u ria n tly In th e ro u ted .
U n iv e rsity
of
O regon.
C o ttag e try .
Swartg. W r i g h t Hr
t n a n s in c o n n ec tio n w ith th e s ta te ­
the i.«n i • •• oi th ( p at It Iona w ere
op«
n
»pure».
T
he
wild
s
tr
a
w
b
e
r
­
G rove is now lev y in g 14 m ills for
N ichols, L einivy g r
wide L e t’s q u i t K illing" drive, a
not c e rtifie d a» legal voter». T he
ry s w ere a g re a t deal la rg e r In ,
M inutea of M w tin g .
o p e ra tio n a n d 16.» m ills for d e b t
h uJtsm an, Mills
s
a fe ty c a m p a ig n sp o n so red by th e
c ity a tto rn e y a lw expraaaed th e
a
ll
th
e
valleys
th
a
n
th
e
y
a
re
now.
service,
m
a
k
in
g
a
to
ta
l
c
ity
levy
of
As
we
e
n
te
r
th
e
sch
o
o
lh
o
u
se
we
G
o
d
ard
.
11111.
O reg o n S ta te M otor a sso c iatio n ,
belief th a t It w ould not he c o n s ti­
C o tta g e G rove receiv es p ra ise from find the c h a irm a n , H e n ry W ells 30.» m ills O n a c c o u n t of th e fa c t
C
h
a
m
b
e
rs,
Bede
A
m e ric an L egion, P . T. A. a n d o th ­
tu tio n a l to fix w a te r rate» w ithout
v isito rs p a ssin g th ro u g h , yet the T aylor,
b lac k sm ith .
fa rm e r,
11- th a t p ro p e rty o f L an e c o u n ty is
G ra b e r, Schoh
e r g ro u p s.
re fe re n c e to w h e th e r bondholder»
little
valley
s
u
rro
u
n
d
in
g
It
held
a
■
ensi-d
hut
not
o
rd
a
in
e
d
to
p
re
a
c
h
a
sse
ssed
a
c
c
o
rd
in
g
to
th
e
e
stim
a
te
S c o t I, L e o n a rd
w ould he p ro tec te d
A p p ro x im ately 50 p e r c e n t of a c ­
great« r c h a rm for th e e a rly s e t­ in the M eth o d ist c h u rch . A t one of th e s ta te ta x co m m issio n a t
p a Young Sr.. C het W h ee le r
Aa th e propoaal to fix water-
c id e n t fa ta litie s a r e p e d e stria n s, it
tle rs th a n a n y o n e of to d a y c a n tim e a Q u a k er, th e t r a its of th is slig h tly m ore th a n 50 p e r c e n t
Iru s k , C oiner.
t a l e » wan a p p a re n tly only a p ro ­
w
as
p o in te d o u t lo llo w tn g a re
realize
sect h ave re m a in e d w ith him to th e levy re q u ire d on a 50 p e r c e n t
A nderson. S m ith
posed o rd in a n c e . It could h ave been
seven ru le s c o n ta in e d In th e pedes­
-ome
e
x
te
n
t,
h
elp
in
g
to
so
fte
n
h
is
basis
(w
hich
th
e
p
roposed
law
W elle. A n iau f
am e n d ed a t any tim e by th e city
tr ia n s "c o d e;”
Sunday fo r B ooks a n d Saddles.
to g g e d
fe a tu re s
Into
u n b ro k e n fixes) w ould be so m ew h at hig h er. Locals Score in Every Quarter
B agley. L em ley J r.
council,
1— N e v e r c ro ss s tr e e ts b etw een
S u n d a y w as th e d a y of B ooks kindliness. B efore 1830. w hile y et To s u p p o rt th e p re se n t o p e ra tin g
N. J Ni-laon, H andera
Intersections.
The pro|»o»<d w a te r r a te a m e n d ­
a n d S ad d les. !■ I re a rm s a n d T ools u n m a rrie d a n d w hile living In N ew b udget, fo r exam ple, C o tta g e G rove
While Visitors Can t Get
K ing, Z im inerly.
m en t fixed 11 6t) aa th e m ax im u m
2—
D o n o t c ro ss s tr e e ts in f r o n t
m u st sta y a t hom e a n d re st, or Je rse y , he a t one tim e signed a w ould be com pelled to levy 14.8
M o rtlo ck . C aldw ell
m o n th ly m e te r ra te , w hich 1« it,
of onco m in g c a r s a t n ig h t, espe-
sulk,
because
B
ooks
a
n
d
S
ad
d
les
Near
Goal
Line.
c
o
n
tra
c
t
w
ith
W
aller
a
n
d
Lee
in
m
ills
on
a
50
p
e
r
c
e
n
t
v
a
lu
a
tio
n
,
D eY oung J r . C arlaon.
c e n ts m ore th a n th e ¡»tear nt m in i­
c ia ly if w e arin g d a r k c lo th e s o r If
1 he d e b a t e d 16 will s t a r t a con- h a d gone to u w ed d in g o r t big w hich h e a g re e d to com e to th e a n d 17.» m ills lo r debt service
th e w e a th e r is rain y .
m um . a n d fixed m ax im u m con
•u m p tlo n fur th e m in im u m m t« - a t Secoud Plant Lost by Same solution flig h t the follow ing S u n ­ d in n e r or to U riels B u rn s 's /.n g m g w est a s th e c o m p a n y 's b lac k sm ith . m a k in g a to ta l o f 32.7 m ills.
3— R e m e m b er it is e a s ie r fo r a
C o ttage G rove rom ped all over
school,
fro
m
w
hich
a
dozen
wso*
W
hy
h
e
did
not
com
e
I
h
a
v
e
been
S
ta
te
d
in
te
rm
s
of
a
c
tu
a
l
m
oney
day
t,UUU gallon», w ith a ta le of 10
R e e d sp o rt in its f irs t fo o tb all g a m e p e d e s tria n th a n fo r th e d riv e r of
Company
Within
Two-
d
in
g
s
wer®
goin
g
to
r
e
s
u
l
t
.
u
nable
to
learn
.
involved,
th
e
levy
fo
r
o
p
e
ra
tin
g
Any
not
able
to
play
S
u
n
d
a
y
cen t» th e th o u sa n d gallon» t o t all
a n a u to w eig h in g m o re th a n a to n
h ire a rn is , S ad d les a n d Tools hud
The m in u te s o f th e m ee tin g a re e x p en ses in C o tta g e G rove is 314.- of th e se a so n played h e re S a tu r ­ to m ak e a su d d e n stop.
m u st play th e ir m a tc h e s b e fo re
used above
gallon» E v id e n tly
day. T he local lads scored in each
Year Period
th e follow ing S u n d a y o r th e y win a jo y o u s life of tra v e l a n d a d v en ­ w ritte n In th e c le ar, p e c u lia r h a n d ­ 145. I f th e p roposed a m e n d m e n t q u a rte r, w hile th e v isito rs a t no
th e p u rp o se w » » to e n c o u ra g e i r r i ­
4 — D on’t ste p in to a s tr e e t fro m
tu re , but w hen th e c irc u it rid e rs w ritin g of Jo se p h T aylor, w ho, af- p re v ails th e c ity 's levy will
be
he re co rd e d its d e fa u ltin g
g a tio n
Fhen follow ed a m b ig u o u s
betw een p a rk e d c ars.
tim e o ffere d a re a l th re a t.
cam
e,
When
th
e
rnldw
lves
rode
I-lie
of
u
n
k
n
o
w
n
orig
in
d
e
s
tro
y
­
te
r
coin
in
g
w
est,
had
ta
k
e
n
w
rit­
lim
ite
d
to
8
m
ills,
w
hich
on
C
ot­
ra te s
a
r a te of 7 '’« n ts th e
5— W h en c ro ssin g a s tr e e t in
In th e f irs t q u a r te r M ason, h a lf­
W otnen of th e go lf c lu b serv ed a b o u t on th e ir fa ith fu l nags, w hen ing lessons fro m a P ro fe ss o r La ta g e G rove v a lu a tio n w ould yield back, c a rrie d th e ball o v e r fro m tra ffic , don t o sc illa te like a sew ­
th o u sa n d gall«
I.*
for ed the A n d erson-M iddleton m ill on
W ebber w as called, F ir e ­ c o lle tte . Jo s e p h T a y lo r In 56 had 37.626 T he decline fro m 14.8 m ills
irrig a d o r
ing
h in e
s h u ttle ;’’ p ro ceed
w hb h would so u th 1> n th s tre e t i u o d a y n ig h t a b o u n teo u s picnic d in n e r Munday a Lioctor
r m s a n d Tools m u st h ave been serv ed a s q u a rte rm a s te r-s e rg e a n t to 8 m ills a n d th e d e clin e from th e 4-yard line for th e f ir s t score slow ly m a ac
h ave bee n 3 cent» the th t >u»and w ith a loss ro u g h ly e stim a te d a t noon to un n m« ru b e rs w ho had
n d ste ad ily a h e a d so m o­
in the R ogue riv e r w ar, a n d is so 314,185 to 37,626 w ould be a d e clin e T h o reso n co n v erted . T h o reso n took to ris ts m ay kn o w w hich w ay you
1«*»» th a n c h a rg e d th e y e ar ro und PXi.uoo A lthough th e p lan t had ■pent th e fo renoon c le a rin g a j< a lo u s of B ooks a n d Saddles.
a R e e d sp o rt p u n t in th e second
F o re n o o n s on S u n d a y s w ere de­ listed In ta b le s of o ffic e rs Issued of 46 p e r cent.
u»er. whi le a m em b er of th e w a ter not h e m in op« ra tio n sin ce lkiiti. n ig h tm a re of ro u g h betw een six
a n d ra n it b a ck 45 y a rd s fo r a a re going.
th e m a c h in e ry re m a in e d In it. a n d eight a n d sev en a n d e ig h t voted to re lig io u s services, a f te r t>y th e g o v e rn m e n t, a lth o u g h his
«'uiiiiiiUtcii’ ha» p o in ted out th a t
6 — G ive c o n sid e ra tio n to th e fa c t
touchdow n. B yron T hies c o n v erted
U lli«
»r not
T he
*e w as ins u r­ fa irw a y s T h e n u m b e r of m en vol- w hich th e p io n e e rs e n te rta in e d a p p o in tm e n t w as irre g u la r
undei «u eh a provteion a i¡>ereon
th e tr y fo r p o in t on a pass, m a k ­ th a t p e d e s tria n s a r e p e rm itte d to
bus
be« ri le a rn e d
as u n te c r» w ho re p o rte d fo r w ork e a c h o th e r freely In th e ir hom es. m in u te s a re a s fo llo w s:
u«lriK w» te r foi irrig a tio n for a
ing th e sco re 14 to 0, w h ere it re­ w alk on Loth sid e w a lk s a n d s tre e ts
"Coast F o rk , L an e Co., O. T.
»l«l|¡ir* !!((<•nth of th e y e ar pr<jbably « u s ili« sa of th« co m p a n y is b andi wa« »in ttllrr th a n expect « d. d u e to S a d d le h o rses, tie d d u rin g fore-
w hile m o to rists a r e re q u ire d to re ­
m ained a t th e h a lf
could m « i a.OUO gallon» for &6 cent». d in P o rtla n d by G eorge Geriln* th e h u r Ring »ea»on and last-o f-th o - nrions to th e h u sh es frin g in g th e M ay the 24th day. A. D 1857.
In th e th ird p e rio d T h o reso n m ain betw een c u r b lim its.
C
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ast
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rk
a
n
d
th
e
hig
h
w
ay
,
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ere
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h
e
C
oast
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rk
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nion
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a
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b
a
th
m
o
n
th
Inventorlew
,
n
w hile the re g u la r u»er » u u l it pay
e v .r t h .l r s s
7— A lw ays w a lk on th e le ft side
sn e a k e d 15 y a rd s th ro u g h th e
nil
pr< •r
ab o u t htalf th e jo b wax co n ip lu trd In use a f te rn o o n s by th e y o u n g ! school o rg a n iz e d by a d o p tin g a
>1
for th e si
« m i m ass of flam es before the
R e e d sp o rt lin e to th e G rove 40 A of a h ig h w a y , fa c in g tr a f f ic ; ste p
a la rm By «pe vial reque»t of a n u m b e r people, w ho wi nt In g ro u p s of a c o n stitu tio n su b m itte d to th e votes
a n o th e r ambigu«
o
ff
th e p a v e m e n t to p e rm it a c a r
fixed w as sounded, th e fire d e p a rtm e n t
T w o m o n th s follow ing th e tra g ic p e n a lty se t th e G ro v e rs back to to p a ss you.
w ho WMinted to be th e re b u t could dozen or m ore on J a u n ts to v a rio u s j of th o se p re s e n t by H e n ry W ells
• rat«« of | i fe
iri I
th e ir ow n 25. On th e next play
p
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rode
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and
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.
not,
a
in
d h e r v o lu n te e r S u n d a y will
no q u a n tity of w a te r sta te d
M ason s tre a k e d th ro u g h 75 y a rd s
A ra te of $1 6o a m o n th w as ing a n d sa t <-d th e p la n e r shed, d r y ­ be held follow ing th e a n n u a l tour- g e th e r a n d o th e r y oung w om en th e n p ro ceed ed to elect th e follow ­ 14, son of Mrs. M aude H o o p er E n ­ lo r th e th ir d touchdow n. T h o reso n
lode w ith th e ir e sc o rts, w ho m ig h t ing o ffice rs, viz
H. W. T aylor, g ra m , R edding, Cal., w as killed in
Kam ille»
of
m em ber» be
fixed foi u se rs not h a v in g m eters. ing nhed a n d n e a rb y p ro p e rty n am en t.
b ro th e rs, frie n d s o r su ito rs
's u p e r in te n d e n t; W illiam l l a m a , li­ a h u n tin g a c c id e n t S e p tem b e r 22 c o n v erted th e e x tra p o in t by ru n ­
Which Is 15 c e n ts less th a n th«- O th e r c o m p a n ies had lu m b e r on Joined th e p a r ty nt noon W om en
n in g th e ball. T he fin a l G rove
I nlon m ihlm th School O rganized. b r a ria n ; J. p. T aylor, se c re ta ry .
n e a r h is hom e.
to
th e of th e golf d u b h av e ex p ressed
p re sen t ra te
N o re g u la tio n s of n e a rb y do« k» a d ja c e n t
score c am e on a pass. S h o rtrid g e
In
th
e
lovely
m
o
n
th
o
f
M
ay,
on
,
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ju
rie
s
appr*
e
la
tio
n
of
th
e
coop«*
rat
ion
of
a n y k ind w ere Im poaed upon th e
th e 2«th d a y th ere o f. In 18S7, a th e s u p e rin te n d e n t a p p o in te d th e su s ta in e d in a n a u to m o b ile crash . to T hies. fro m th e R e ed sp o rt 28
ut
no
tim e
e n d a n g e re d . wive« of m em bers.
n o n ■ m e t•• |e d user, so he ¡«resuma was
p e rso n s
_ te a c h e rs The son h a d sh o t a deer. W hen line. T h o reso n converted.
jile u sa n t a c tiv ity c e n te re d In a n d follow ing
• • •
hly could use a n y q u a n tity of W eather was ideal fo r fig h tin g
T h e lin eu p s:
fire
1 h e rs h a d been ra in a n d
F ullnw ii.^ th» picnic nil&ad fo u r- a ro u n d a little log school house, Male te a c h e rs. W illiam H a r r is . J he a p p ro a c h e d th e a n im a l a n d C o tta g e G rove
w a te r for 11 60 a m< »nth
R e e d s p o rt
•cm » plny.-d tw i> ball m atch»«. Mr built on th e low lan d s of a p ic tu r ­ P . T aylor, J o h n S m all F ir s t fe- fo und It not dead, he s tr u c k th e
T lie proposed am e n d u ie n t f«»r th e re w a s n o wind.
A nothei in a c tiv e m ill ow ned by ■ i»l M r. Ciao M o r d o c k had low esq u e v a lle y th ro u g h w hich a n Im­ em ale te a c h e r, M ary A. S m a ll; 2, d e e r w ith h is g u n T h e g u n w as
s a la rie s of em ployes fixed
r a te
S u n d a y school te a c h e rs will be
-
A
rnest
. -L T
tin sam- «om pany, located a m ile gru»» w ith a <5, W a lte r B all a n d p o rta n t h ig h w a y ta k e s a s o u th ­ S o p h ia J, T aylor.
d isc h a rg e d by th e blow a n d th e d c K ib b en
of I I u m o n th for
honored a t a cov -'.ad dish d in n st
LG
w
e
ste
rly
course.
A
u
nion
S
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i»«»uth,
w««s
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by
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tw
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n
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re
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groin.
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J
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e
28.
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illiam
J.
W
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a
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rs
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S
w
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low
net
1125 for en Kins» r I UM)
loll
.......
.... c
—T h o m p so n to be held a t 6 M onday evening
p o in ted in ste a d of J o h n S m all, a b ­ D e ath follow ed.
w ith í» . S L. G o d a rd a n d M is T. school w as o rganized.
for c ity m a rs h a l, >70 for night
in th e a rm o ry u n d e r a u sp ice s oi
_
R G ___
W e find th e w o rk of o rg a n iz in g se n t i a lso a r ra n g e d in o rd e r).
Th«
T h e m o th e r, w ho w as a school , 1 Allen
y cd Tu«
Wh«‘eh-r h a d second low n et
o ffice r. |6 0 fo r JanlU
F.
T
h
ies
___
0 for day
R T ___ .—W a e g e n e r the m in iste ria l a sso c iatio n . The
WA« U»<id • xten»lv •ly
A t a la te r d a te ; "T h e follow ing te a c h e r h e re b efo re h e r m a rria g e , K m b
by w ith 41 a n d E lb e rt B ede a n d Mrs. c a rrie d on In e x ac tly th e sam e
h e a lth of fleer. 130 for citv
p
e rso n w ho h a s ta u g h t th e long­
R
E
___
W. C ardw ell
m pe for »ie<’p in g q u a rte r» On«' N J N elson w on th e co n so latio n in u u n e r a s It Is to d ay , a lth o u g h It a m o u n t w as ra is e d by su b s c rip tio n h a s been in a h o sp ita l follow ing
nsy. |7 5 foi w atei collector. >M) tra
hobo, w ho had b re n »loepiing th e re w ith a net of 43 N ext S u n d a y 's Is a fa r c ry from th e little log fo r th e p u rp o se of p u rc h a sin g th e d e a th of h e r h u sb a n d a n d th is Ja to n
- Q ........ . E sse lstro m est tim e w ill be especially h o n o r­
fo r re co rd e r
W ith th e exception Tue»«
ed.
T he p ro g ra m follow s: I n tr o ­
LH
lay nig h t. re p o rte d t
second shock h a s d e a lt h e r a se­ vlasor.
m ixed foursom e ¡»lay will » ta rt a t b u ild in g a n d th e d irt h ig h w a y to books."
of th« nl
o ffice r, th e o b ject w w tw
d u c tio n of T o a s tm a s te r H. B. F e r-
S ho rtrid g e
KH
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n
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school
building,
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e
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blow.
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iv
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2 an«J w om en w ho a re w ives of
w as evlde
to fix a s i m ax i­ d n 1
T horeson ------- F _____C. C ardw ell rin by R ev. J a m e s A. S m ith in­
the buildin
a n d fear«rd t hey n u m b e r s b u t not m e m b e rs o f th e p re se n t-d a y road sy ste m a n d the sum a d v a n c e d by th e s u p e rin te n d ­ siste r, ag ed 12.
m um th e s a la rie •S
s such offl«
a re had not « » 'a p e ig
S u b s titu te s : C o tta g e G ro v e—K eF v ocation, Rev. if . A. G roves; open­
ri N o c ra d e i • ?. n » worn« n 's clu b have been a sk e d to la te st m e a n s o f trav el.
e n t, but goes u p w a rd s o f 323.
now g e ttin g The nig h t o ffice r
ly. D u tto n , W ilson. L ilja. D ecker. ing so n g s led by L o ren H a rv ey ;
gl v«ni. how ever, to a n y pu»»Ibliily Join in th e play
Also we find a w ell-dressed g ro u p
C o n trib u to rs a re a s follow s; "H.
now re ce iv in g >75
T rac y . Cook, S p rig g s; R e e d s p o rt— vocal n u m b ers, P re s b y te ria n q u a r­
of people. T h e m en w e ar w hite W. T aylor. J. P T ay lo r, W illiam
• • •
It h a s been p ointed o u t. liOW th a t th ey tnigh t be in the fíam e»
B u tle r, H udson.
K och.
M cCIay te t; " I n A p p re c ia tio n of th e S u n ­
s
h
irts
,
well
s
ta
rc
h
e
d
a
s
to
collars,
H
a
rris
,
G
eorge
Sm
all.
Ja
c
o
b
C
line-
th
e
oldest
In
roinilnr
w
o
m
rn
'a
play
a
t
I
30
e v er, th a t in a t least tw o I n s t a m es m ill in
d a y School T e a c h e r," M iss Milli-
S am son. S cott, P a in e
T h en
had W edncaday Mra. T C. W h ee le r a n d c u ffs a n d fro n ts, a n d b lack silk sn ilth . H e n ry Sm all, J a m e s Mc­
such a n a m e n d m e n t w ould not bec n a
O fficials: S ta n S um m ers, r e fe r­ c en t B u rro w s; "The S u n d a y School
Hill a t th e sj dna l<
Mi
Ciao M nralock w ore lie d for tie«, tied bow fa sh io n , a re w orn. B ride, H e n ry G ilb ert, J a m e s Mc­
a cc o m p lish its p u rp o se T he c ity for at
T
e a c h e r in R e tro s n e c t,"
S.
L.
ee; C rouch, u m p ire : S h o fsta ll. head
a st 30 vears. T he 3 row h low net a n d Mra. W h eeler w on th e P a rtia lly sh a v e d fa ce s a r e th e rule F a rla n d , Alex Cooley. Is a ia h Bos­
c n g tn e ci receiv es little »ulury ns
M ackin "A S u p e rin te n d e n t's View
linesm an.
d raw . M r. V ictor C h a m b e ra a n d am o n g th e elders, th e b e ard being ley, M eth o d ist S a b b a th School U n­
su ch , h is sa la ry com ing from var- L u m b e r c o m p an y o p e ra te d
of a S u n d a y School T ea ch e r," M.
P a ss e n g e r bu sin ess on th e S o u th ­
Schofield S te w a rt a re th e w orn m d iffe re n t sty les M ost of ion."
toita fu n d s, th e g r« a te r p a rt being fo r m an y y e a rs u n d e r th e m an- M r.
C. H ic k e n b o tto m ;
'T h e
Sunday
f Lon Hill Its m ill w as c o m m itte e In c h a rg e o f plav for th e young m en a re sm ooth sh av en
My m o th e r h a d d a ta a s to c la ss­ e rn P a c ific h a s show n w o n d e rfu l
b u d g eted «» wage« fo r w a te r su- agem
School T e a c h e r a s Seen
by
a
W
here
Jew
elry
Is
w
o
rn
It
is
gold.
once
b
u
rn
e
d
a
n
d
re
b
u
ilt
T
he
p
lan
t
es,
but
th
is
h
a
s
been
lost.
im
p
ro
v
e
m
en
t
d
u
rin
g
1934.
a
c
c
o
rd
­
th
ia
m
o
n
th
perlnt* rident T he Ja n ito r receives
B usiness M an." O. V B re ese, "T he
In case a n y o n e c o n te n d s th a t
In J u n e . 1857, Jo se p h T a y lo r w as ing to K. D. D eM arais, tra v e lin g
little sa la ry ns such hut d ra w s JUM huriie«! w as a m o d ern one
S un d ay School T e a c h e r's A im ,” C.
th e S a b b a th school of m y story- given a c la ss book on th e b a c k of tic k e t a g e n t, w ho w as a v isito r In
from the w a te r fund, sew er fund w hen In o p e ratio n .
V. B ry so n ;
"W hat
Is
It
All
R elief C ouncil to .Meet.
should h a v e been held elsew here w hich is w ritte n "C oast F o r k C lass th e city d u rin g th e p a st w eek. H e
Th«’ ( ‘resw ell fir«
d e p a rtm e n t
etc
A
b o u t? ",
E v a n g e lis t
B.
R o ss
The
C
o
tta
g
e
G
rove
R
e
lie
f
council
tlin
n
at
L
a
th
a
m
,
th
e
m
in
u
te
s
of
re
s
p
o
n
d
e
d
to
a
«
a
ll
bv
se
n
d
in
g
a
a
ttr
ib
u
te
d
th
e
in
c
re
a
se
to
a
g
r
e
a
t­
Book.
1857."
Inside
is
w
ritte
n
E v an s.
P e titio n s a re to be r e r ir r n la te r
will hold a n Im p o rta n t m ee tin g nt th is m eetin g a re head ed "Coast
"C lass B ook fo r C oast F o rk C lass e r n u m b e r of p e rso n s m o ving over
«»n th e o ffice t« ' sa la rie s a m e n d ­ hose tru c k
All th e c h u rc h e s o f th e
c ity
H o'clock n e x t W e d n ra d a y In th e F o rk .
Also th e p e rso n n el of the S p e n c e r B u tte D istric t. O regon th e c o u n try , r a th e r th a n to a n y di­
m en t, th e ¡dan being to p lace It on
c ity council ch n m b er.
h
a v e been Invited to p a rtic ip a te .
m ee tin g Is com posed e n tire ly of C onference.
Jo se p h
P.
T avlor. version fro m o th e r m e a n s of t r a n s ­
K illing l*et C osts >25
«i sp ecial ballot nt th e N ovem ber
T
he
a
f
fa
ir
is
p
a
r
t
o
f
a
n
a
tio
n­
A ssessed v a lu a tio n o f p ro p e rty
re sid e n ts In th e C oast F o rk , or L e a d e r, L evi C P h illip s. P r in p o rtatio n .
S hooting a p et d e er e a s t J o e C.
electio n
ide m o v em e n t to h o n o r
B ible
In L an e c o u n ty th is y e a r Is m ore w
fu tu re L a th a m , d is tric t iR e s id e n ts c h a rg e ."
Moi’.vr MEW.
H a tc llffs of S alem >23 a n d c o sts
school
te
a
c
h
e
r
s
o
f
A
m
erica.
E
a
c
th a n a m illion a n d a q u a r te r dol­ p erso n h a s b een a sk e d to b rin g h a
M rs. H elen R ic h a rd so n Dies.
Oct. I. Mra. D. L. M iller acco m ­ of H a zle to n c ree k w ere in th is d is­
"R em em ber th e fa st on th e F r i­
w hen h< a p p e a re d in E u g en e Jus-
tr
ic
t
I
T
h
en
a
g
a
in
th
e
perso
n
n
el
la rs less th a n it w as in 1933, a c ­ covered dish, k n ife, fork, spoon,
d
a
y
p
re
ce
d
in
g
eac
h
q
u
a
rte
rly
m
e
e
t­
I
n
te
r
m
e
n
t
se
rv
ice
s
fo
r
M
rs.
H
el­
p
an
ied
h
e
r
d
a
u
g
h
te
r,
Mra.
Louie
tice c o u rt M onday. T h e c h a rg e w as
en R ic h a rd so n . 82. o f E u g e n e w ere c o rd in g to a sse ssm e n t su m m a ry p la te a n d cup.
k illing a d eer s m a lle r th a n a fork- l.a y n g of G ow dyvlllc, to th e B ert of th is S a b b a th school Is th e sam e ing.
" J u n e 9th. 1857."
M yers hom e a t
Blue
M ou n tain a s th a t of th e follow ing M orm on
held h e re M onday S he died S a t­ re le ased a t th e o ffice of A ssesso r
«•d h orn
in cid e n t, w hich h a p p en e d In th e
In D ecem b er. 1857. M ary A. u rd a y in E u g en e . She w as a siste r B F. K eeney on T uesday.
K a tcllffe
w as a rre s te d
w hen S unday.
T h e v a lu a tio n placed upon all
su
m
m
e
rtim
e
a
n
d
p
rio
r
to
185«
S
m
all
of
H
a
zle
to
n
c
ree
k
w
a
s
m
a
r
­
of
th e la te M ra C ooter, m o th e r of
Mr.
a
n
d
Mra.
R
a
lp
h
S
n
n
u
e
r
a
n
d
ira te re sld o n te living east o f Cot-
M orm on In c id e n t.
sp e n t
the
ried to Jo se p h P. T a y lo r a n d som e J o h n C ooter, m e m b e r of th e legis­ p ro p e rty in th e co u n ty th is y e a r
tag.« G rove re p o rte d th e k illing M l.. M yrtle S n a u e r
W h en th e first L a th a m school y e a rs la te r becam e a m em b e r of la tu re fro m L incoln c o u n ty , w ho is 335.O47.2S2 a s c o m p a red w ith
I hey said th e young d eer w as a w eek end at W in c h e s te r bay.
M l.» J e a n
M ooney
of
Blue ho u se w as built a provision w as th e M ethodist c h u rc h . So we h a v e w as h e re for th e fu n e ra l
T he 336.298,640 last vear. a d e c re a se of
¡>et a n d a te re g u la rly at se v e ra l
m
ad
e th a t excluded M orm ons from a p ro sp e c tiv e b rid e a n d g ro o m a t C o o ters resid ed h e re fo r m an y 31.251,358.
M
lu
n
lu
tn
Is
up.
nding
th
ia
w
eek
fa rm s To p ro te c t him from h u n t­
VictoriouH Home Squad Muk ers
S o ld iers’ e x em p tio n s w ere h ig h e r
p n a ch in g w ith in Its w alls Som e th e o rg a n iz a tio n of th e unio n S a b ­ years.
th e y h a d tie d a bell a n d rad w ith M r,. C u rtis A n u a n d
H a rry W illiam s, w ho
la
em tim e late r, on a su m m e r day. tw o b a th school w hich re p re se n te d fo u r
Mrs. R ic h a rd so n w as a m em b er th is y e a r th a n last, th e in c re a se
lo th s on him He had sm all spike
ing Preparations to Van­ c horns.
being
fro m 3147.550 to $163.815 o r
M
orm
on
m
issio
n
arie
s,
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ho
d
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T he old sa y in g a b o u t w om en nol
c
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e
s:
B
a
p
tist.
M
eth
o
d
ist,
P
r
e
s
­
ployed n e a r B ohem ia In th e fo re s ­
of a d istin g u ish e d p io n eer fam ily,
tr y service, sp e n t th e w eek end less w ere ig n o ra n t of th is pro- b y te ria n a n d C h ristia n .
o f w hich she w as th e la st su rv iv o r 315.265 g re a te r, w hich lessen s th e being able to h it a n y th in g is going
quish Ancient Enemy
to re q u ire re v isio n if C otto g i
h e re w ith hla fnm llv
Also h e r h u sb a n d a n d five sons to ta l v a lu a tio n to th a t e x te n t.
LOHA N E.
T he g re a te s t single d e cre ase In G rove w om en k e ep up th e ir record
G e o rg e S h irley o'f M cM innville
h a d preceded her.
H e r f a th e r
Get I L orann g ra n g e g a v e a v isited
( W r ltlr n by J s u ra s lltin Mt«i<tsai j
v
a
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e
for b a g g in g deer. T h e p u n ste r:
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n
d
h
e
re
crossed th e p lain s in 1847 a n d w as
at th«‘ h a ll S a tu rd a y w ith Ills b ro th e r O. J. S hirley.
T w o -th irty o'clock F rid a y a f te r ­ program
well kn o w n a s o p e ra to r of th e v a lu a tio n th is y e a r bein g placed m ay be ab le to p o in t o u t som e­
n
ig
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noon. O c to b er 5. Is th e tim e for
M r and M r. L J. G re en and
S a n tia m fe rry , w h ere M rs. R ich ­ at 315.722.145 as c o m p a re d w ith th in g re la tiv e to th e f u tu r e w elfare
E K arm an ,
of m a rita l re la tio n s of th e nation
th e a n n u a l E u g e n e Id gh-C uttage ing. re a d in g by E
M i. H I?. W il.o n
of
C o tta g e
a r d s o n w as b o rn J u ly 7, 1852. Mrs. $16.711.935 in 1933
by u sin g th e fa c t t h a t th r e e C ot­
G rove h igh c la sh on th e g rid iro n ta lk by O S. K letcher, sk it by Mrs. G rove w ere S u n d a y g u e sts of Mr.
R ic h a rd so n 's m o th e r cro ssed th e
L
o
ttie
.Mitchell
a
n
d
Jo
e
D
olan
T o .Answer A tta c k s on Legion.
ta g e G rove w om en w ho h av e m a r ­
T h e C o tta g e G rove boys proved C ookies, sa n d w ic h e s a n d coffee a n d M rs. C h a rle s B a le .
p lain s in 1850.
T
he
vicious
m
ag
a
zin
e
a
tta
c
k
s
ried d u rin g th e p a st y e a r g o t th e ii
th e ir a b ility le st we«’k In d e fe a t­ w ere served
Mr. a n d M r, J R C ooley at-
upon
th
e
re
lie
f
p
ro
g
ra
m
fo
r
dis­
d
e er th e f irs t sh o t, w hile m en in
ing H 'e d s p o rt a n d , a s th ey cam e
ten d e d a g ra n g e b o o ste r p ro g ra m
R e ce p tio n s A re P lan n ed .
T h e p . T A. will hold Its first at
abled
v
e
te
ra
n
s
of
th
e
w
orld
w
a
r
A r o a r a n d a c ra s h h e a rd n e a r
th
e sa m e p a r ty c am e hom e em pty
th ro u g h th a t g am e u n sc a th e d , the m eeting
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rid
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ev
en
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w
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ore
CCC
boys,
P la n s fo r a c overed d ish d in n e r
of
th
e
y
e
a
r
T
h
u
rsd
a
y
,
te a m will not be h a m p e re d by In­
C laren ce Jo h n so n a n d son L ow ­ W a lk e r on th e nig h t of J u n e 16, all fro m O regon, will occupy th e to be held in th e a rm o ry M onday w ill be a n sw e re d in a ra d io ta lk handed.
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to
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will
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tw
o
rk
a
t
6:45
to
­
ju rie s.
T he w om en w ho h a v e secured
ell a re em ployed on th e
R u n k 1933. w as not cau sed bv th e plan e b a r ra c k s a t L a y n g c re e k s ta tio n ev en in g to h o n o r S u n d a y school
of W illiam H. (B ill) Y oung. P o r t­
C oach B agley is w o rk in g
th«» be given a n d r e fre s h m e n ts of c ak e. place a t G llllsple C orners.
te a c h e rs w ere co m p leted a t a n ight. T h e s p e a k e r will be E dw in d e er a r e M rs. L ee N ichols, Mrs.
lan d a v ia to r, w hich d isa p p e a re d fo r a six -m o n th period. T h is w as m ee tin g of th e m in is te ria l a sso c ia ­ A H ayes, n a tio n a l c o m m a n d e r of T om A llen a n d Mrs. R e a d H em en-
hoys h a rd th is w eek In o rd e r to Jello, pi«’ a n d cocoa w ill b«» served.
M
r
an,I
M
rs
C
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P
e
a
r
of
Y
on­
Mr. a n d M rs E u g en e Mpaniel of
p u t fo rth th e strong« st
possible»
v isited S u n d a y w ith
Mrs. th a t n ig h t d u rin g a tr ip from a s s u re d w h en th e first c o n tin g e n t tio n M onday.
P la n s w ere also th e A m e ric an L egion.
ta y to n sp«*nt th«‘ we«k end w ith calla
M edford to P o rtla n d . T h e plan e of 15 m en a rriv e d S a tu rd a y to g e t i m ade fo r a re ce p tio n fo r school
lln an p a g a in st th e p u rp le grld- S
A
m
a
n
d
a
S
e
a
rs
th e H. C u rrln fam ily,
th
e
b
a
r
ra
c
k
s
in
c
ondition.
A
new
a
n
d
th
e
sk
e
leto
n
of
th
e
flier
have
dei s
r a n d Mrs G eorge L avng. Mr.
te a c h e rs of C o tta g e G rove a n d s u r ­
Mrs. Iris F o ld o f Iio se b u ig sp«*nt a n M
T h e school is sp o n so rin g a foot­
d M rs. M ilton L nyng a n d babv been found n e a r E sta c a d a . C lac k a ­ b a r ra c k s w ill be e re c te d to re p la c e ro u n d in g c o m m u n ity to be held
th e past w.-«•g w ith Mrs. R alph of
m a s c o unty.
the
one
d
e
stro
y
e
d
by
fire
a
n
d
a
ball w eek, w ith a rally, a n d th e K
th
is
neig
h
b
o
rh
o
o
d
a
n
d
M
r
anil
N
ovem ber 9. C o m m itte e s for the
ing
S ev eral re sid e n ts o f th e W alk er n ew o ffic e rs' q u a r te r s w ill be p ro ­ re ce p tio n follow : P ro g ra m . Rev.
fre s h m e n b o n fire will
be
held
M is. l.o n H e n d erso n of Blue M oun­
T he C re sc en d o d u b of th«‘ high ta in w ere S u n d a y g u e s t, of M r c o m m u n ity b e a rd a ro a r a n d c ra sh vided.
T h u rsd a y nig h t. T h e s tu d e n ts a re school
H. \V. D avis a n d Rev. R. W.
¡»arty W ednesday a n d Mrs. H en ry S n a u e r
nt a b o u t th e tim e of night Young
T he re m a in d e r of th e m en w ill H ow ell; re fre sh m e n ts . Rev. J. A.
try in g to m ak e th is th e g re a te s t a fte rn o o g n a v e for a n««w
g irls of the
should h ave been p a ssin g th a t sec­ a r riv e O c to b er 15, p re su m ab ly from S m ith a n d Rev. I. G S h aw : In­
g sm e of th e y ear.
Mr
a
n
d
M
r.
E
ld
o
n
L
ea
g
u
e
of
school.
Cuke a n d cocon w ere O a k lan d , Cal . w ere d in n e r g u e s t. tio n a n d one re sid en t th e re . H. B. W allow a County, w h e re th e c lim ate
v ita tio n s, Rev. M. A. G roves. A
served
S unday o f Mr a n d Mr... C lare n ce B ailey, sp en t c o n sid era b le tim e Is too rig o ro u s fo r w in te r w o rk In city-w ide c h u rc h a tte n d a n c e c a m ­
A d v e rtis e rs give th e co m m u n ity
T
h
e
Hen
B rig g s fam ily m oved Jo h n so n .
se n re h ln g th e w oods a n d m oun­ th e fo rests.
a n e w sp a p er. P a tro n iz e them .
p aig n is to s ta r t S unday.
to th«r P ry co place S u n d a y
T he
Leo L nyng of O ow dyvlP e
Is ta in s fo r th e plane. H e w as con­
T he
m en
w ill
be
em ployed
S h a rp fam ily m oved from th<* sla y in g th is week w ith g r a n d p a r ­ vinced beyong dou b t th a t he had th ro
u g h th e w in te r on ro a d a n d
A uto P o lis h e r, s lic k O u tfit.
Pryc«» ra n c h to th e C a r te r ra n c h , ents. M r a n d Mrs. D. I. M iller
h e a rd a p lan e c rash
b rid g e w o rk being o u tlin e d by E v ­
T o m m y 's A uto P o lish e rs, w ho
v a ca te d by Mr. B riggs.
S e a rc h for th e m issing filer, in­ e re tt L ynch, d is tric t ra n g e r.
m
ad
e a one-day s ta n d h e re last
• T h e re Is no piece of re a d in g t h a t 1» p erused
Mrs. Eva H a y es a n d M rs. M a­
te n s iv e im m e d ia tely a f te r his dts-
A 200-m an c o n tin g e n t w as a t w eek, w ere a slick o u tfit, a cc o rd ­
m o re th o ro u g h ly th a n th e little c o u n try new s­
MOSBY ( K E E K .
rion K ing will be h o ste sse s fo r the
p e a ra n c e , had c o n tin u e d In te r­ Ik iy n g c re e k la st w in te r a n d left ing to re p o rts o f those w ho h a d
th 't. 1. M rs B ain M o rris a n d a m p itte
p a p e r t h a t is close to th e c o m m u n ity It serves
P ollyniina d u b T h u rsd a y . O cto b er
n
tly
.
th
is
sp
rin
g
.
p o lishing jobs done a n d th o se w ho
11. at th« hom e «>f Mrs. H ayes son of Blue M o u n ta in v isite d Sun
a n d k n o w s th e jo y s a n d so rro w s of those
e
x
ten
d
ed
c
red
it.
N am es will be e x ch a n g ed fo r th e d a y w ith Mr, M orris, w ho is em ­
w hose doings, w hose g o in g s a n d c o m in g s It
T hose w ho h a d p o lish in g jobs
ployed nt Pongra.
com ing year.
f a ith fu lly records.
done
re
p
o
rte
d
th
a
t
th
e
"w
ax
"
used
F
inley
W
h
lp
p
s
of
C
o
tta
g
e
G
rove
Mrs. C a r te r w as serio u sly III the
• • •
w as only k ero sen e a n d th o se w ho
visited M onday a t th e B e rt L a n ­
past w eek w ith a h e a rt a tta c k
e xtended c red it re p o rte d th a t th ey
• H e re is a u th e n tic a te d o p in io n on t h a t sub­
M rs Je ss ie L ynch Is able to be c a s te r hom e.
d id n 't get even k e ro sen e
W hile
B e rta L a n e a ste i of W alden sp e n t
je c t fro m a n u n e x p e c te d so u rce. O w en B.
out a g a in a f te r a n ex te n d ed Illness
c re d ito rs w aited, T om m y a n d his
S u n d a y n ig h t w ith R o se m a ry F r a ­
w ith a r th r itis .
W in te rs, vice p re sid e n t o f E rw in , W asey 4
a
s
s
is
ta
n
t
w
ent
out
to
solicit
m ore
Georg»» L ynch c am e dow n from zee.
C om pany, a lead in g a d v e rtis in g agency, says:
V erne
lla z e n
has
not
been
T h e H uzen fa m ilie s a re h a v in g b usiness, but th e y ta ile d to re tu rn
C. C. P re m o of H ood R iv e r is
B ohem ia, w here he Is w o rk in g
"T h e m a n w ho sa y s th a t n o body ta k e s a coun­
to a tte n d to w h a t b u sin e ss th ey
w ith a road crew , a n d sp e n t th«' spending th e w eek w ith a siste r, j frig h te n e d by sto rie s ab o u t black u n u su a lly good lu ck w ith eggs.
a lre a d y had.
try w eekly se rio u sly Is e ith e r ta lk in g to h e ar
w eek end w ith h is c h ild ren P e rle G ra n d m a Castle, of Blue M oun­ w idow s a n d o th e r sp id e rs th a t a re
A few d a y s a g o V erne H azen , in
his h e ad r o a r o r Is a n o n t-a n d -o u t Ignoram us.
tain.
a n d Billie.
su
pposed
to
ju
m
p
p
ro
digious
dis­
Hey.
S
m
ith
to
S
peak.
p
re
p
a
rin
g
th
e
m
o
rn
in
g
m
ea
l
a
s
I kn o w fro m e x p erien c e t h a t a w ell-edited
T h e G e t-T o g e th e r clu b m et w ith
A larg e num ber a tte n d e d th«'
Rev.
J
a
n
ie
s
A
S
m
ith
of
th
e
ta
n
c
e
s
a
n
d
d
e
al
p
a
in
fu
l
d
eath
.
He
usual, b ro k e a la rg e egg he a l­
c o u n try w e ek ly Is re a d fro m co v er to cover
prog ram given by th e B nlbuleers M is C lau d e A bercrom bie T h u rs ­
k nt
of C o tta g e G rove at th e L o ran e d a y a fte rn o o n . T he next m eetin g Is so im p e rv io u s to th ese sto rie s w ays p ick s th e la rg e ones fo r h im ­ P re s b y te ria n c h u rc h w ill E sp n e d a ea
by lite ra lly e veryone In th e c o m m u n ity it
vor
hltfh school F rid a y nig h t. It w as will be w ith Mrs. B ell Ball in C o t­ th a t he h a s a sp id e r for a pet. se lf a n d from th e inside d ro p p e d th e c o u n ty C h ristia n
se rv es.”
T w o m o n th s a g o It w as a baby a n o th e r egg, c o n sid e ra b ly sm a lle r rally to be held S a tu rd a y in th e
giv en u n d e r th e nusplc«>s of th«« ta g e G rove.
• • e
Mr a n d Mrs. R oy K e n n ed y v is it­ a n d built a w eb on th e b a ck porch In size, but p e rfe c tly fo rm ed and C e n tra l P re s b y te ria n c h u rc h . E u ­
g ra d e school a n d w as g re a tly cn
• You c a n 't fool th e n a tio n a l d v e rtl rs w ith
joyed.
ed nt th e A rnold D uert hom e a t of tile H azen dom icile. H a ze n in­ h a v in g a p e rfe c t shell. T h e re w as gene. H is topic will be " P u ttin g
F
irs
t
T
h
in
g
s
F
irst,"
u
n
d
e
r
th
e
w hom E rw in , W asey 4 C om pany deal, for
sisted on Its being left th e re and n o th in g to In d ica te how th e hen
M iss R u th M cD onald s p e n t the B lue M o u n tain S u n d ay
B ert L a n c a s te r of th e W a rd lias gone to c o n sid era b le tro u b le h a d placed th e one egg Inside th e g e n e ra l ra lly th e m e of "I W ill Be
w eek end In P o rtla n d
th e y p a y good m oney to p lace th e ir a d v e rtis­
C
h
ristia
n
"
V U. M onterola of E u g en e Is llu tte CCC ru m p spent fo u r d a y s' to c a tc h in se cts fo r h is pel. w hich o th e r a n d sealed It th ere .
ing w h e re It will be read. Mr. W in te rs upends
h a s w axed vig o ro u s a n d grow n
bolding services a t th e C h ristia n v a c a tio n nt hom e last w eek.
A few d a y s la te r O rville H azen
m illio n s fo r a d v e rtis in g sp a c e a n d h is opinion
U nique S ervice A nnounced.
Mr a n d M rs M ack T onolt a re tre m e n d o u s ly In size
H azen be­ bought a dozen eggs. W h en he
c h u rc h all t h ’s w eek.
o f th e c o u n try w eekly Is based upon re su lts
Rev. J a n ie s A. S m ith
o f the
m oving thin w eek to th e ir place at lieves th e s p id e r is of the m onkey b ro k e th em In p re p a rin g his m o rn ­
got fro m a d v e rtis in g he h a s placed.
face v a rie ty . It h a s a little nest ing m eal» on th e follow ing d a y s P re sb y te ria n c h u rc h is p la n n in g a
F ifty p e r cen t of th«» c o u n try 's W alden.
In w hich ft sp e n d s th e h o u rs of he found th a t six of th e tw elve un iq u e ra lly d a y p ro g ra m fo r S un­
fu tu re c itlx e rs co m p lete high school.
has
A d v e rtise rs Give th e C o m m u n ity su n sh in e , but a t nig h t It sallies w ere tloulile-yolked, but he d id n 't d a y 's foren o o n service. H e
• N e w sp a p e rs pay go-xl re tu rn s to th e ir a d ­
R a d iu m th e size of a pin-head
N.
N elson sin k s one from off is e n ough fo r th o u sa n d s of w atches. a N e w sp ap e r. P a tro n iz e T hem .
fo rth on its w eb to d ev o u r th e go to th e g ro c e r a n d o ffe r to pay given notice th a t n a m e s o f all
v e rtise rs. a n d a d v e rtis e rs m ak e a n e w sp a p e r
m
em
b
e
rs
will
be
called
by
th
e
n ig h t b ugs a n d In sects th a t b e­ for th e e x tra m e a su re he h a d been clerk . P la n a fo r th e p re -C h ristm a s
th«» g ri’eii fo r only on«' o ver par.
—a sp le n d id com bination.
J e s u s w as b o rn I B. C.
A d v e rtis e rs M ako a N ew spaper. com e en m e sh e d th e re in o r th ere o n . given.
c a m p a ig n will also be a n n o u n ced .
Oily Attorney Point» Out
Mmiy Fault» in Form, and
Ambiguity of Term».
Boya playing hookey fro m school
should n t p«i m il p. m il» to pro-
D ude fro m th e ir p<xk»t» a n d they
should ta k e c a re not to be ob­
served by a » tat« polica officer.
I wo Walk« i boya have lea rn ed
• h a t b'»s«>n
F'rldav m o rn in g th e tw o lad s
w ere h ik in g n o rth w hen P a t Koep-
k*’, »tute o ffice r, passed th em , ob­
served the p e n cils a n d got a h u n ch
th a t th e hoys w e ren 't on t h d r way
to school, All th e school» w ere to
th e s o u th , «o h< tu rn e d ba« k a n d
q u e stio n e d th e lads T hey ex p lain ed
Hi »I their p a re n te had giv en th em
i « i m ission lo go to E u g en e a n d
had given th em w ritte n excuses
th a t hud been p re se n te d to the
p ro p e r o fficial of th e C o tta g e
G rove echoola.
ib
officer re m a in e d s
dcloue
und asg«
<‘!d how m u ch m e . •*' the
lads had
te h a d 15 ce
th e
ot her
*r 40 c«htn. T h at did
cm
Hio tor u day '■ eta y in
ne.
'
Iho «»fflcer » Otftf *'<l!«?d c xi
h«
hud a b u tle r |<1<a
He Ihn
th ey get tnt<a bl» < u r , pr<
Ing tbuin th a t If lh « lr »1«try
i(1 to be iru<» he wo uhi
i n
( a t C o tta g e G
rove
(Jro
v t a n d gl
th em a a rid e ail th e way to
gen
A* Ihe ¡»<1
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m itte d th a t th ey h a d been fibbing
T h e officer let th e m out a t th e
h igh school, w a tch e d th em e n te r,
th e n w ent to e p hone a n d found
th a t th ey h a d ch eck ed In
Prifea Will Be Awarded in
Both Championship and
Consolation Flight».
COTTAGE GROVE ROMPS
OVER REEDSPORT 28-0
MILL GOES IN FLAMES
L a d F o llo w s F a th e r
In Tragic D eath
S.S.
TO BE MONDAY NIGHT
Railway R eportsM uch
B etter Business
COUNTY ASSESSMENT
EUGENE COMES FRIDAY
X e w lv w e d Girls G et
1 heir D eer
E
PLANE OF BILL YOUNG 200 COO MEN COMING
FOUND NEAR ESTACADA TO SPEND SIX MONTHS
Z/7 ho Æeads a
Country Newspaper?
I ia z e n F a k e s Spider 1 lazens G et T w o Eggs
F or Pet
F or Singles
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