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

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D ic k Jennings P lans
LUMBER MARKET HOLDS
IIS RECENT STRENGTH
M in in ti
r> ( (iinehai k
Law of Supply and Dmnand li
Fait In Upward Trend of
Markvt Price.
(C'rti» • Luuibvr
)
T h e M «n«ial o u tlo ok for th e luin
bar m nikw t Ita« rvtu inm l «11 o f It«
atto iitfttt UurliiM th * iaxt tw o w ««k«
III » p ile o f tin* fu el th a t th < i« h« <
m «tiiall ta p e rin g o ff In new
tnixin««« «Incv in a itk a tfiv in g
I ho IB) p io v e iiio n t noted d u illiM
t li r lu«t ao day« c m ii bo a ttrib u te d
e n tiro ly to tliv law o f «upply and
dem and
th o d v a lo ia hav» boon ««liinw at
Ivaet «oiiiw lu m b e r a« u roault of
the housing a« t and th ey have had
enough (o n fld e m v In (ho fu tu re
put out fe eler« fo r a n tlr l|tttt* d ie-
t|Uir< uiont«. A largo nu m b er o f the
m ill« are e ith e r down or p lan n in g
to i loeo w ith m any un co rta ln tlo e
c o n fro n tin g th e m the next «0 day«
on th e ir o p e ia tln g p io g ia m »
A ll
th l« ha« happened at a tim e, espe­
c ia lly In fir , wh>n prices a rv be-
llsvad by both pioducors and bu y­
er« to be aa low a« they Will go
T h e resu lt 1« th e nu lls under such
circu m s tan ce«
a te
u n w illin g
to
!«ook fa r ah ead
T h e m ore they
d isplay th l« a ttitu d e th e g re a te r
th e a n x ie ty o f the buyers b< c o llie «
1 here a re some m a rk e ts , o«pe
d a lly
th e A tla n tic < oust ca ig o .
w h ere prices have a lre a d y been
given a s u b a t a u lla l I mmis I
M ill
stocks, w h ile heavy In th e aggr«-
gate, are very m uch broken and
buyers o f m ix e d cars a re fin d in g
It necessary to i i u m arou nd to fin d
a ll th e ite m « they ir q u ir r
That
th is c o n d itio n w ill become m ors
pronounced d u rin g th e next 30
days i» «
gone < om luM on
In th e last 4ft hours th e w estern
p a rt o f O reg o n and W a s h in g to n
has been v is ited w ith w h at Is n o r­
m a lly considered cold w e a th e r fo r
th is section M ills and loggers a n ­
ti« ipate delays th»« w inter o s «•
count o f low te m p e ra tu re «
W h ile
euch a p re d ic tio n Is little o th er
th a n a gueee, th e law o f av e ia g e s
over a long period o f years shows
th a t O regon and W a s h in g to n sal
do m h ave tw o m ild w in te rs In
succession
A t an y ra ts th e re is
a n In c lin a tio n on the p a rt o f e v ­
eryo n e to m ove cautio usly W ho le
..»¡■ i ■ a i «• I " ’ t ik in g chance«
i
m a k in g < om rnitm « nt« w ith o u t firs t
g e ttin g
d e fin ite
coverage
fro m
eonte m ill, fo r lusees have a lre a d y
had to be absorbed on business
booked at th e e x tre m e low o f fo u r
<M fiv e w eeks Mg<> T hr mu
tu re rs a te vie w in g th is situ a tio n
very co m p la c e n tly as they feel th a t
they a te m I mj UI to g a in co n tro l of
th e m a rk e t an d a re q u ite w illin g
to hold do w n prod uction th e next
3o to do day« to em phasise th e fa
vo ralde position o f th e supply as
to th e d em and
O n ly one th in g stands as a poa
alblg m* m»<
■ (i
,
and th a t la th e ad van cin g o f price«
too fast. In th e past w hen th is
has been done It not only f r ig h t ­
ened
buyers
In to holding
back
business bu t also caused m a n u fa c
tu re rs to lose confiden ce In th e ir
ow n p ro g ra m , and It Is to be
hoped th a t th e ele vatin g o f p rice s
w h ich now ap pear c e rta in d u rin g
th e re m a in d e r o f th is m o n th and
through
Ja n u a ry
at
leant,
will
com e about g ra d u a lly so as to
m a k e everyon e believe th a t th is Is
th e t»eginnlng o f a long u p w n td
sw ing and not Just a flash In the
pan.
DRIVE AGAINST BANKS
DISEASE IS.UNDER WAY
A fe d e ra l an d state w ide c a m ­
p a ig n ag ain st B an ks disease (c o n ­
tagio us
a b o rtio n l
am on g
c a ttle
was lau nched In I^ane co un ty th «
fir s t o f th e m on th w hen testin g
o f d a iry herds was s tarted In tho
i...i th i i n p a i’ o f th e i o u n tj
i *«
C I I H a r tm a n , special fe d e ra l vet
e r ln a tia n . 1« In charge and blood
sam ples are sent to O regon S ta te
college fo r co m p lete test.
F a rm e rs nr» coop eratin g an d It
Is expected th a t l^ane co un ty herd«
w ill be tested 100 per cent, a c ­
c o rd in g to E lm e r
B erg, S m ith
H ug he«
In s tru c to r
at
C ottage
G ro v e high school, w ho co n fe rred
r tth Coui
* O 8
F le tc h e r
M r. Berg stated th a t
te atln g
w ill
prob ab ly
riot start
here before late In F e b ru a ry or
M a rc h
T c « tln g is fre e and su b stan tial
In d e m n itie s
w ill
he paid
when
stock Is o rdered k ille d
D a iry m e n
w ill he asked to sign it co n trac t
to m ake a cle an u p o f prem ises
w h ere th e disease Is found nnd
also to pay fo r a d d itio n a l te stin g
COTTAGE GROVE LIONS
TAKE DRAIN QOINTET
Th»“ C ottng e L io n , hoop q u in te t
to ok It» flrn t scalp o f th r season
by d e fe a tin g D r a in io th e tu n c o f
25 20 In it hiiH ki'thnll ge n ii fla y e d
F r id a y night In th e h ig ’i school
gym
T h e L io n , hold th e lead
th ro u g h o u t, n lthn ngh ‘ u H i" d y in g
m o m en ts o f piny D in i n ', score waa
In rrenn ed by th e nplendld tinsket
c a g in g
of
W itty .
D rn ln
gu ard .
T h e L io n , h’d nl h n lf tim e 14-6.
W oo ley, D rn ln gu ard , nnd M ln n e y ,
L io n fo rw a rd . tie d fo r scoring h o n­
o r , w ith 11 c o u n te r,, fth o rtrld g p ,
L io n c e n te r, follow ed c lo ,e w ith
10.
T h e lin e u p ,;
C ottH ge d r o v e 25
D rn ln 20
Thorenon I
f
3 K rew so n
M u u e v 11
f
llm e l
H h o rtrld g e 10
.0
C ra ig
Kern
g
6 W itty
T ra c y
g
11 W i“oloy
K e lly
t'u llv lc
s
M a c k ln
n
R efe re e: Sw anson
Itoyal Arch E lect,.
R o y a l A rc h M asons hnvo elected
th e fo llo w in g o f fic e r ,
A rc h ie K.
W a lk e r , I I I*.; L . W C oin er, K ;
E n r l H le w n rt, 14.; W o rth lln rv e y ,
tre a a u re r; J. P, G ra h a m , accre tn ry;
Jesse L a n sin g J r., C, o f I I
A 6:80
d in n e r preceded th e W edn esd ay
n ig h t m eetin g o f th e ch u n ter nt
w h ich th e electio n w n , held
E. O. P o tte r, L. N . R on ey, D a r
w in ItrlM tow m id M r . B a k e r w ere
visitors from Eugeno.
I
POSTOEEICES WILE BE
T h e B oh em ia m in in g d is tric t hue
an uppeul th n t has brou gh t hack
a fte r m a n y years thnae w ho o n n
o p erate d th sre.
Msldoni a y e ar
p a ,» « , w ith o u t ,u m »o ne r e tu rn in g
io en deavor to locate a p ro p erty,
euppoeed to tie ric h In pay d irt,
th a t wn« deaerted e q u a rte r o f n
c e n tu ry o r m o re ago.
T h e In leel Io c o n te m p la te re tu rn
le I t
J
J e n n ln g , or P o rtla n d
T h ir t y y e n r , ego he nnd a b ro th ­
er P a t »tru c k It ric h In th e d is­
tric t m id wild out th e ir In te r e s t,
It J rem oved Io P o rtla n d nnd P ut
»ought a d ven tu re« In u th e r fie ld ,
M sveral y e a r , ago th e la tte r re
tu rn e d w ith t i l , win G eo rg e nnd
u n d e rto o k o p e ra tio n o f the lx “»d
C ry e ta l P a t Je n n in g s died a yenr
ago a m i the eon G eorge hit« «Ince
hntl c h arg e o f op eratio n« N o w I t
J. tk o n w n to old t im e r , a , I ' l y j i i
can r e e l,! th e lu re no longer nnd
e x p e c t. Io r e tu rn to p o u llily ta k e
out h u n d re d , o f th o u a m id , o f dot
la m In the «rime m a n n e r as he m id
h l , b ro th e r did year« ago, hut t h l ,
tim e fro m low g rad e ore, -In s te a d
o f fr o m th e hig h grud e th a t firs t
m ade th e d is tric t fam ous.
Snow Docs N o t Stop
,\I inc ( )pcrat to ils
F o r th s firs t tim e p ro p ab ly In
(h e h is to ry o f the B o h em ia rn ln in x
d is tric t «uppll»« are being fre ig h t
ed In to th e d is tric t d u rin g the
w in te r season T h e road fro m th is
sld<* over th e C h a m p io n saddle to
ths N o o n d ay has been kept open
by use o f a tr a c to r
F re ig h t la
h auled by a m o to r tru c k to snow
tine, w h ere It 1« tra n s fe rre d to a
sled, an d th e tr a c to r hauls It the
re m a in d e r o f th e distance
A c tiv itie s srn expected to con­
tin u e a ll w in te r at th e N '*oi day.
H e le n a an d
I send C ry s ta l
The
E v e n in g S ta r w ould have op erated
a ll w in te r except fo r deal» fo r sale
o f th e p ro p e rty w h ich have been
pending.
Mr«
A lh e R ich m o n d O les
M rs. A lice R ic h m o n d , 74. died
F r id a y at a E u g en e hospital. F u ­
n e ra l »< rvlce« w ere held M o n d ay
fo renoo n In E u g en e an d th e body
wa« brought here fo r In te rm e n t
T h e C a s te rn S ta r o f th is c ity co n­
du cted It« ritu a lis tic service a t th e
grave
M rs R ic h m o n d had b M n serious­
ly III fo r «onie tim e and had u n ­
derg on e a m a jo r o p e ra tio n about
a w eek before her death
M rs
R ich m o n d
was
born
In
M u rin e county. I l l , N o v e m b e r 23.
lMtiO. and was m a rrie d In Lo n g to n ,
K an«.
In
IftUO
The
husband.
Jam«*« I> a R ich m o n d died m a n y
years ago. 'I'he fa m ily cam e to
C o tta g e <2 rove In 1K54 and M rs
R ic h m o n d rem oved to E ug ene 14
year» ago She was a m em b er of
the P re s b y te ria n ch u rch and o f tb s
E a s te rn .Star
S u rv iv in g c h ild re n
are
a
A
R ich m o n d , P o rtla n d ,
M rs R E G ris w o ld and M r» E
W A rm «« Eugene, and Ml«» E v a
R ich m o n d ,
W o o ster,
D O G
F lin n o f C a lifo rn ia 1» a b ro th e r
( hn «tiiaa« M usic to He F ea tu red
T h e forenoon service S u n d ay at
the B a p tis t ch u rch w ill conHl«t of
a p ro g ra m o f C h ris tm a s caro ls and
o ld e r
h ym n s
presented
by
th e
c h o ir T h e p ro g ra m follow s
T r io
.Silent N ig h t,“ Roy P a tc h -
C la i nt
I »ng Je ff r u i i i
du et. “ R C am e U p o n th e M id ­
night C le a r/* M l«« E v a n « an d M rs.
B en ton
R rh re n k ;
ladles* chorus.
The
A ngels
S ong/*
M rs
Fay
I h o o i . M rs John W ilso n . M iss E v ­
ans. M is W illia m T h u m . M rs B e n ­
ton S c h ro n k ; a n th e m s by c h o ir,
•T h o x e H o ly Voice«* and "All H a ll
Im m a n u e l ** T h e c h o ir Is d irec ted
by M rs Isom . M rs. C lau d s S h e r­
m an Is accom panist.
Pioneer Footprints
F o llo w in g up a story w r itte n for
T h v S e n tin e l by M iss L. J. T a y lo r,
Only Puckuge, Will Be Deliv M rs. W . F H a r t o f P o ttla rid sends
copy o f a le tte r
w r itte n
fro m
ereil; Various Kegula
F ra n c e to th e w lfa o f M rs. H a r t's
g re a t
g r a n d fa th e r,
M ic h a e l
Ga-
tions Are Given.
ro u lte T h e occasion fo r th e le tte r,
w r itte n by » sis ter of M r G a ro u tte ,
Koi lliu (tre t
llu i«
la
»even was M ic h a e l G a ro u tte '» fir s t visit
y » a r , p o a to fflo « , o f ih e
c o u n try to F ra n c s e f ta r co m in g to A m e ri­
T h u r a la tlo n s h lp o f M lc h a G
w ill b , open o." ( ’b r l.lif ia » <lay fo r ca
d e liv e ry o f (J h rle tu ia , p aikaic«», G a ro u tte to pioneer resid ents o f
but no o th e r bualneaa
w ill
be th is »action has been to ld In one
o f M ise T a y lo r's « lo rie s . T h e la t­
ti uii »acted
T h e re la so m u ch m is u n d e rs ta n d ­ te r, dated F e b ru a ry 26, 1737. fo l­
ing iv K u rd ih k m a ilin g C h ris tin a » lows
■ a id » and pu ckage« th a t l h , po»t-
o lfle e d e p a rtm e n t la » » k in g new s­ D e a r B ls le rln la w
1 h a ve eeen w ith th e g re a te s t o f
paper» to In fo r m th e p u blic a» to
s a tis fa c tio n toy b ro th e r, y o u r hus­
i ig u la tlo n a .
I'r ln le d g re e tin g cards, b e arin g band, a f te r an abeanc» o f 12 years
no w r itin g m a y be m a ile d fo r l ‘o w ith o u t h a v in g e v e r h e a rd o f h im .
c e n t. In unsealed
en velo p e ,.
3 1 assure you tb k t his a r r iv a l has
c e n t. If sealed or I f b e a rin g w r it ­ given m e the g re a te s t pleasure
ing, T h re e -c e n t postage I , neces­ and p a rtic u la rly eo as he In fo rm s
sary I f ca rd » a re to be fo rw a rd e d us hs has establish»*! an d Is so
o r re tu rn e d to w r ite r In c a s e , of h app y us to possess so grxrd a
n o n -d eliv ery a t addre»a on e n v e w ife
1 ca n n o t help th in k in g so o ften
lope. A ir m a ll ra te s a re ti cents
o f a ll m y b ro th e r ha« said
He
fo r each ounce.
sets
no bounds to th e praises he
P ackage« should not be »m a ile r
th a n 3x5 Inches. T h e y should hear
every d e ta il o f address th a t m ay
aid d e liv e ry an d
should
c a rry
nam e an d address o f sender. T h e y
should be addressed on one eld<-
only. H e a v y
p a p er
an d
tw in e
should be used
fo r
w ra p p in g
C h ris tm a s seals m ay be placed on
reverse side o f p ackag e o n ly an d
iWrill»-«! by J'lurnaitbitJ ft(u4«*ut j
m ust n u t a c t to seal th e packu ge
D u rin g th e past tw o w eeks class
1 h r w o rd in g , “ D o not open u n til
C h r is tm a s ' m a y be
w r itte n
on r iv a lr y w as arou sed by In ter-cla ss
packages w ith o u t In c re a s in g th e b a s k e tb a ll gam es. R esu lts w e r" as
postage ra te . V a lu a b le
p a c k a g e , fo llow s:
S ophom ores d e fe a te d th e seniors
should be In sured H peclal d e liv e ry
fresh m e n
w ill In sure Im m e d ia te d e liv e ry up­ 22- 13. Juniors de fea ted
on a r r iv a l at p o sto flfce or d e stin ­ 23- 3. seniors de fea ted Juniors 11-9,
sophom ores d e fea ted f-e s h m e n 20-
a tio n
10. Juniors d e fea ted sophom ores 13-
D ru lu Is tu r n in g Tuesd ay,
3, seniors de fea ted fresh m e n 14-5,
T h e C o tta g e G ro v e L io n s o f th e Juniors d e feated s o p 'io rin re e 16-14.
h ig h school w ill p lay
a
r e tu rn T h e ch a m p io n s h ip g a m e wns o.'ayed
gum e w ith D r a in
hig h
school betw een Juniors an d seniors, ju n ­
b a ske tb a ll t r a m T u esd ay n ig h t In iors o v e rw h e lm in g the
m ig h ty*'
th e g y m n a s iu m . T h e ga m e
last seniors to th e co un t o f 21-7.
week resu lted In a score o f 25-20
L in eu p s fo r th e last t ilt w ere:
In fa v o r o f th e locals. In d ic a tio n s
S eniors -7
J u n io rs — 21
a re th a t D r a in w ill m a k e a strong V T h oreso n
..J _____ 7 M ln n e y
com e back. Coach
D ag ley
w ill
i
f
7 M a c k ln
probubly use th e s ta rtin g lin e u p of K in g
c 2 N T h oreso n
ih e p reviou s gam e
g
2 C ato n
J .11 3
g
3 M i K lb b e n
M issionary Morlety Program .
W ilso n
a
M o re lo c k
I'h e m is s io n a ry so ciety o f th e
P re s b y te ria n c h u rc h
w ill be In
F. F. A. Banquet Planned.
( rill«*« by Juurtaaiiam Httidrnt )
c h a ig e o f a special C h ris tm a s se r­
In an F F . A- buxine«« m eeting
vice at ", 30 W ed n esd ay evening
a fte rn o o n
co m m ittees
a t th e ch u rch to w h ich th e public T u esd ay
ha« been In v ite d
A p la y le t, in w ere ap p o in te d fo r ih e a n n u a l F .
w h ich ab ou t 20 g irls w ill ta k e F . A banq uet to be held In th e
p a rt, w ill be presented an d a c a n ­ h ig h school J a n u a ry 14. P la n s w ere
'll.- lig h tin g service w ill be fe a ­ also m ade fo r th e S o u th e rn O re ­
tured. s p e c ia l m usic w ill be a p a rt gon p a rlim e n ta r y p rocedu re tr a in ­
o f th e p ro g ra m
ing an d o ra to ric a l contests to be
held a t th e M y r tle
P oin t
high
school J a n u a ry 19.
E O Berg, a g ric u ltu re in s tru c ­
to r, w ill co n d u c t tw o p a rlia m e n ­
ta ry la w class«» each w eek to r
th e purpose of m a k in g ih e m em ­
bers. as w ell as th e
o ffic e r
in
th e
fin e
T h e sophom ores, In th e ir e ta s , c h n r g '. fa m ilia l w ith
m eetin g T h u rs d a y , voted to ta k e points o f p a rlia m e n ta ry procedure.
over th e »ale o f C h ris tm a s seals H e w ill hold try o u ts fo r a ll F F.
as a d a « » p ro ject
P egg y H odges A. stu dents In te re s te d In e n te rin g
waa chosen c h a irm a n fo r th e d riv e th e o ra to ric a l contest
T h e stu d e n t re p re s e n tin g
th is
In the sam< m e e tin g K e ith Breese
w as elected y e ll lea d er au d u con­ school w ill be requested, on the
test fo r p a y m e n t o f class dues day o f th e contest, to d ra w *roni
n in e
subjects
on
was s ta rte d io ru n to D e c e m b e r 21 a h a t one o f
R oom 11 le opposing room s 3 an d w h ich he w ill h a ve one ho ur to
p
rep
are
a
speech.
10 Th e lo sing side w ill sponsor a
A n y stu d e n t w h o has won in
class p a rty.
A new b u lle tin board, w h ich was previous years is not e lig ib le. E d
presented to th e school by last B au d e r was last ye a r's w in n er.
year's g ra d u a tin g class, w as In ­
t'C C ( a m p S ervice « A rra n g e d .
stalled In th e hn ll d u rin g th v w eek
P lan s fo r h o ld in g tw o services a
end. T h e board Is a f ir case w ith
m o n th a t the C C C ca m p a t G u n te r
glass doors eq uip ped w ith locks.
T h e T w in O a k s tro p h y , w h ic h Is w ere m ade at a m in is te ria l asso­
a w a rd e d ■ ach y e a r to th e out c ia tio n m eetin g S a tu rd a y . W eekly-
stan d in g m an on th e fo o tb a ll aquad services h ave been held a t th e
fo r tra in in g , te a m w o rk , c itize n s h ip , B ric e C re e k ca m p fo r some tim e.
G roves
of
th e
M e th o d is t
scholarship an d sp ortsm an ship , was R ev
aw a rd ed til A lfre d A lle n . '35. A lle n ch u rch had c h arg e o f th e service
h a , played fo o tb a ll th re e years and M o n d a y n ig h t. H e was accom pa­
has proved a v a lu a b le m a n *.o th e nied by M iss D o ro th y S lem an n and
te am
l i e Is g ra d u a tin g th is ye a r. M iss Jean M o ore, w h o e n te rta in e d
T h e T w in O u ks tro p h y w aa fw s t w ith vocal ducts. R ev. S m ith of
p ie , n t,d In 1929 Boys w h o have th e P re s b y te ria n ch u rch w ill con­
recelvetl it a rc
1929. C a r l Scheu- du ct th e service M o n d a y n ig h t
gives you H e deserves to be h a p ­
py fo r th e n a tu ra l goodness o f his
h e art.
1 w ill not conceal fro m
you Ih s t yo u r husband belongs to
th e fir s t n o b ility rtf P ro v in c e o f
F ran c», an d th e re fo re I b»g o f you
to be well persuaded o f th s sln-
cere frien d sh ip , w ith w hich J am
fo r life, M a d a m e D e a r H ls te rln la w ,
Y ou r V e ry H u m b le S ervan t.
M ag d alen e G a ro u tte d'E epetiassy
H a v e th e goodness to em brace
fo r m e y o u r dear c h ild re n
My
son w ho Is c a p ta in In th e corps
o f R o y a l a r tille r y now In Cape.
F ra n c e , does not k n o w th a t his
uncle Is w ith us. But nry d a u g h ­
te r w h o la w ith me enjoys th»
pleasure o f h e r uncle's co m p any
(B y a d a u g h te r!
M y dear A u n t
1 am going to assure you m yself
n f Ih e sincere frie n d s h ip I have
fo r you a f te r the praises given you
by m y U ncle M ic h a e l, yo u r hus­
band
W e are en chanted by th e
co nnection he has m ad»
I t Is fo r
Ib is 1 beg o f you to he persuaded
o f th e profou nd respect w ith w hich
1 am your very h u m b le ser.,
n h a r lo tte d 'E s p e n a s s y .
JGNIORS TAKE CLASS PLANS ARE COMPLETED
CHAMPIONSHIP TEST FOR DELIVERY BASKETS
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I < lliuh School Notes i 1
U n iq u e S ervice 1« P lan ned .
A
un iqu e
service
has
been
p lann ed fo r S un day n ig h t a t the
Pt «b y te rla n ch u rch w h en th e pas­
to r. R ev
Jam es A
S m ith , w ill
speak on
W h ite G ifts fo r th e felv; 19311. P h il H e rs e y ; 1931. E r ­
K in g O u r Homes.**
T h e service nest
G u g g is h crg ;
1932.
D a lto n
w ill be on th e o rd e r o f a n ight nt W a r d . 1933. V ir g il H o rn
S eth P a r k e r ’s” and w ill consist o f
T h e G irls ' league Is sponsoring
old hom e m elodies an d a ta lk on a pay as», m b ly to be held F r id a y ,
th e o rig in o f th e home.
D ecem b er 21 E a c h student a tte n d
lug m ust b rin g fresh o r ca n n o t
D F L K .IIT V.A1.LK1
f r u it o r veg tables to g a in ad m is ­
Dec
11
M rs. M a x Sears nnd sion
T h e f r u it
an d
vegetables
son D a le , w ho spent T h n n k « g lv ln g w ill he used In m a k in g up C h r is t­
w ith re la tiv e s In th is c o m m u n ity m as baskets fo r th e needv.
am i n tten d ed th e fif tie t h w ed d in g
T h e so phom ore te am w on fro m
a n n iv e rs a ry o f h e r g ra n d p a re n ts , th e fre s h m a n team In n d ebate
M r an d .Mrs. W . E . N ixo n . In C o t­ held
T h u rs d a y
a fte rn o o n .
The
tage G ro v e M o n d a y o f Inst w eek, qu estion was. “ R esolved T h n t th e
re tu rn e d to th e ir hom e In B ra d
several states should adopt th e id -
wood W edn esd ay
ho ur w ee k ." T h e sophom ore t ia n i
R G C o n n er o f L o ra n e spent consisting o f Jean M o ore, A lla n
th e we« k end a t the hom e o f a F c r r ln nnd G a y le T e n n is , to o k th e
b ro th e r, Chas. C onner.
a ffir m a tiv e . T h e fre s h m a n te a m ,
T h e Social N e ig h b o rs clu b was consisting o f E lin o r T e e te rs , M a ry -
e n te rta in e d nt th e hom e o f M rs. Jane S m ith an d Lois B a ld w in , to ok
Hugh
N ix o n
In C o ttag e G ro v e th e negative. E liz a b e th R oh de w as
W ed n esd ay a fte rn o o n o f Inst w eek c h a irm a n nnd M iss K e m . R e v J.
T h e next m eeting w ill be nt th e A S m ith nnd O. V . B reese w ore
boim* o f M rs. E. J Sears, D ece m ­ Judges. T h e so phom ore te a m w ill
ber 19, w h en n C h ris tm a s tree nnd nie< t th e senior te am next w e e k to
ex change o f g ift« w ill be fe atu red . d e rid e th e class ch am p io n sh ip .
.Mi and M rs R a lp h B la n k and
A t n m e e tin g o f O m lc ro n ch ap ­
d a u g h te r B ev e rly lo ft W edn esd ay te r
of
N a tio n a l
Honor
so ciety
o f last w eek fo r th e ir home in T u esd ay ev en in g . D e c e m b e r 4. Ju s­
P o rtla n d , h a v in g spent the T h a n k s ­ tin B ro w n wns elected s e rg e a n t-a t-
g iv in g va catio n w ith re la tiv e s In arm s. A fte r th e business m eetin g
th is c o m m u n ity an d C ottag e G ro ve re fr e s h m e n t, w ere served by M iss
The
b irth d a y a n n iv e rs a rie s o f Jenks a n il gam es w ere played In
Mis m a H o rn and K. J. K en t h e r a p a rtm e n t.
w h ich w ere on th e snme day. D e ­
A
hom e
econom ics clu b
v. as
cem b er 10, w are celebrated nt th e fo rm e d F r id a y u n d e r th e su per­
K ent hom e S un day w ith a d in n e r. vision o f M iss J a cq u elin e B rie r
Thoes a tte n d in g fro m out o f th e E lis a b e th R o h d " wns elected pres­
c o m m u n ity
w ere
M i. and
.Mrs, id ent
A ten to he given th is F r i ­
C laren ce Lew is, M rs
L e w is nnd day a fte rn o o n w as a rra n g e d fo r
I«Awreii4*a K en t o f Eugene, the m oth ers o f th e club m em bers. A ll
H u g h N ix o n fa m ily . C h e ster An
g irls are e lig ib le fo r m em b ersh ip
derson, M i
and M rs, C la ir H o - w ho are In k in g o r h ave tn k >n a
g ate an d K o g er B ra s w e ll o f C o t­ course In hom e economics.
T h is
tage G rove.
Is Ih e firs t clu b o f th is k in d to he
M is
L a w re n c e B ro w n re tu rn e d fo rm , d here.
T h u rs d a y o f last w eek fro m a
M r. B erg, fre s h m a n
-lass a d ­
week s visit w ith re la tiv e s In V a n visor, In s tru c te d the fre s h m e n , In
couver, W ash
th e ir class m e e tin g T h u rs d a y , ns
M is m a . H o rn nnd M rs. O scar Io
p a rlia m e n ta ry
pro c ed u re
fo r
Jackso n spent T h u rs d a y o f Inst co n d u ctin g class m eetings.
week at th e W . H o w a rd hom e at
T h e lm a M ln n e y , senior, nnd R u ­
W a lk e r
by L o w n in e e , sophom ore, w ith d re w
T h e boys 4 H C a lf clu b held a fro m school hist w eek
m eetin g at th e hom e o f th e ir
E m il S u th e rla n d , Junior. Is out
leader, F ra n c is H o rn , M o n d ay eve­ o f school on ac co u n t of Illness.
ning
Joe L in d e n , senior, le ft Inst w eek
M r S haw , fa th e r o f M rs E. J. on a visit to C a lifo rn ia .
K e n t, w ho has been ill fo r sev­
Ir m a M y e rs and Jo hn Ish m n el,
eral w eeks, Is rep o rted as able to sophom ores,
re tu rn e d
to
school
be up a pa rt o f th e tim e.
M o n d ay a f te r several d a ys'a b se n ce
A n u m b e r o f Odd Fellow s and on account o f Illness.
R e b e k a h s o f th e C o ttag e G ro ve
T h e seniors put up n new b ill
lodge su rp rised E. J. K e n t M o n d ay le tln hoard 111 room 12 F r id a y . T h e
evenin g,
tin» occasion
h o n o rin g class paid fo r the m a te r ia l nnd
h im on his b irth d a y a n n iv e rs a ry .
Ju stin B ro w n vo lu n tee red to m ake
M r. and M rs A. C. S priggs o f It.
( ’o t t a g e G rove visited S un day nf-
Miss M y rtlo K e m and M rs. D a le
te rn o o n w ith M r. an d M rs. Chas. W y a tt a tte n d e d the G le em e n 'e con
C onner.
c e rt In E u g en e S un day a fte rn o o n .
M im e o g ra p h stencils
P lan s fo r d is trib u tio n o f C h ris t­
m as baskets w ere m ade a t a m e e t­
ing o f the ad viso ry c o m m itte e o f
the re lie f council S a tu rd a y night.
A list o f fa m ilie s to receive bas­
kets Is being p rep ared by Miss
C a ro ly n D o o little , Red Cross social
w o rk e r
fo r th is te r r ito r y
The
G irls ' league o f th e high school
w ill handle th e p ro je c t fo r co llect­
in g canned fr u it and vegetables
th ro ug h a school assem bly O th e r
fa m ilie s
w is h in g
to
c o n trib u te
fo o d stu ffs
have
been asked
to
leave same a t th e c ity h a ll on or
before D ece m b er 22.
T h e K eep ers o f th e D en and
th e A m e ric a n Leg io n a u x ilia ry w ill
supervise p a ckin g th e baskets th e
forenoon o f D ecem b er 24.
The
Lions c|jib and th e A m e ric a n L e ­
gion w ill d e liv e r baskets th e same
a fte rn o o n
Boy scouts w ill g a th e r
e m p ty boxes and cartons.
H e rm a n B a rk e m e y e r D ies
H e rm a n F. B a ik e m e y e r, 67. died
T u esd ay noon a t his hom e in th e
H e b ro n d is tric t. H e had been a
resident he re fo r six years. F u ñ ­
ara! services w ere held th is a f te r ­
noon fro m M ills ch apel. R ev. H .
W
D a v is o ffic ia tin g
In te r m e n t
was In the L O. O F . - A F . &
A M . ce m etery.
Mr
B a rk e m e y e r was born in
O ld enb urg. G e rm a n y . A p r il 6.1867.
He was m a rrie d M a rc h 1, 1894 in
N e b ra s k a to G e rtru d e L u th e H e
ram * to C o tta g e G ro ve rro m L a k e
A ndes. S. D .. w h e re he had re­
sided 2o years S u rv iv in g are the
w idow . M rs. G e rtru d e B a rk e m e y e r;
fo u r ch ild ren . K a te B a rk e m e y e r.
S eattle, W ash .: A lb e rt.
C ottag e
G ro ve ; H e rm a n . L a k e A ndes. S.
L a w re n ce . E ug ene; tw o sis­
ters. M rs M in n ie R o lh ln g . P end er.
N e b , M rs. K a th e r in e Cíese. C h i­
cago, III. H e w as a m em b er o f
Ih e L u th e ra n ch urch
Royal N eighbors Elect.
T h e R o y a l N eig h b o rs have elect­
ed o ffic e rs as fo llow s O ra c le M rs.
F e rn A n d erso n ; vice oracle, M rs
G race
J e n k in s ;
reco rd er
M rs
N e llie B la c k m o re : receiver. M rs
D o ro th y C a ld w e ll; ch ancello r. M rs.
H a r rie t M u sters; m a rs h a ll. E d ith
E asle y; In n e r sentin el, M rs. A lice
B reedlove; o u te r
sentin el.
M rs
Louise B a rte ls ; m a n a g e r fo r th re e
years. M rs. E ls ie D e Y o u n g ; m u s i­
cian, M rs. H a tt ie H a r t. T h e lodge
w ill hold re g u la r sessions th a firs t
an d th ird W edn esd ay
of
each
m onth. A t th e close o f th e Tu es­
day's session a C h ris tm a s e n te r­
ta in m e n t and exchange o f g ifts
w ere held and re fre s h m e n ts were
served.
S en tin e l
M im e o g ra p h
s te n c ils
S e n tin e l.
77/if / s N o t
17/e Pest Newspaper
In the Ilo r/d
O
T h e S e n tin e l does not c la im
to be the
best ne w sp ap e r In th e w o rld , but It w ould
lik e to be..
O
The
S en tin e l docs c la im , ho w ev er, th a t
It Is as good a ne w sp ap e r as is produced
In
any
c o m m u n ity
w h e re
th e
a d v e rtis in g
p a tro n a g e Is co m p arable.
O
Expenses
of
prod ucing
a
new spaper
have to be held dow n In ke ep in g w ith th e
receipts,
fo r
p a p er
fo u n d ers
nnd
w o rk m e n
m a n u fa c tu re rs ,
a re
type
fin ic k y
about
w a n tin g th e m oney due th em
O
C o tta g e G ro v e
business firm s
have
at
w ays been lo yal to th e ir hom e new spaper,
w h ic h Is the reason th a t C o ttag e G ro v e has
a
new sp aper
know n
fa r
beyond
th e
co m ­
m u n ity In w h ic h It Is published
O
The
S en tin e l
new sp aper
w ould
th a t
ad v e rtis e m e n t
w ould
fo r
Its
lik e
to
he an
publish
even
c o m m u n ity .
a
b e tte r
It
un­
do u b ted ly w ill be ab le to do so. fo r th e re
a re prospects fo r Increased business In the
c o m m u n ity , an d Increased business fo r th e
c o m m u n ity
m eans
Increased
business
fo r
th e new spaper.
O
A d v ertisers,
space
regardless
used, g ive
p aper,
m u n ity .
and
the
th e
of
th e
c o m m u n ity
new spaper
m akes
size
a
of
news­
a
co m ­
JUNIOR GLASS PLAY
TO BE GIVEN ERIOAY
Thrc«* L iv e G h o « t« / an e x c itin g
th re e -a c t rny«tery com edy, w ill be
pres en ted by th e ju n io r d a ««, un­
der th e d ire c tio n of M i«« M a rg a re t
T u rn e r , te a c h e r o f d ra m a , F r id a y
n ig h t in the h ig h »chooi
gym ­
nasium .
T h e «to ry deal« w ith th e re tu rn
of th re e m en, who fou( .it in the
w o rld w ar an d w ere r e t r i e d dead.
T h e e ffo r ts o f the»e rn^ti to re ­
tu rn to life m ake« fo r th e m yste ry
an d com edy o f th a play Spoofy,
the «hell »hocked one, provides up­
ro ario u s h u m o r in m an y situ atio n «
Th<* cast o f c h a ra c te rs
fo llow s
O ld S w e e th e a rt, M a rg a re t P e te r ­
son, P egg y W o o fers, P egg y S a v ­
age; B olton , H o w a rd A m e a t, J im ­
m y G u bbin s, H a ro ld
B osiaugh;
W illia m
F o s te r,
A lia «
W illia m
Jone«, E d B a u d e r. Spoofy, E lm e r
M ason ; Ko«e G ordon. loyce M c ­
C o rm a c k ,
B riggs, Bob
C h e rry ;
B u n io n . Ja ck C a to n ; I^ady
L ie-
cester, C h a rlo tte B u rk h o ld e r; po­
licem en. C ecil S a fle y , H o m e r Bu-
ker
M e m b er« o f th e p rod uction
«tttff, under th e d ire c tio n o f M iss
T h e re s a Y ou ng, class advisor, fo l­
low
Buxine«« m an a g er. D ougla«
B ra c h e r; stage m an a g er, H o m e r
B u k e r, p u b lic ity m an a g er, E liz a ­
beth R o h d e, a««istant. K a th le e n
D a u g h e rty ; costum e«. F e rn T r a c y ,
p ro p e rty m a n a g e r, C ecil S a fle y ;
u«her c h a irm a n , L illia n G re g o ry
B etw een acts th e h ig h «chooi
o rc h e s tra , d ire c te d by M i»« E s th e r
W ic k s , w ill e n te rta in .
M e m b ers
a re a» follow s: K a th le e n D u u g h e r-
ty,
P h y llis
Monson,
K a th le e n
M o ore, L u c ille
Johnson,
E r w in
I horeson. P h illip L a k e , J a n e S to w ­
ell, S te w a rt R ob erts. A lla n F e rrtn
an d B ern ic e P a tto n .
\ \ ashington Man Dies
W h ile on V isit
A m enzb M C ook. 89. o f M a ry s ­
ville. W ash., w ho a r riv e d M o n d ay
o f last w eek fo r a visit a t th e
horn« o f a cousin. A im e r H u n t, in
D e lig h t V a lle y , died F r id a y fo l­
lo w in g a b rie f lllnea».
Th e re ­
m ains w ere ta k e n to S e a ttle fo r
In te rm e n t
M r Cook was born J a n u a ry 5.
1345. In N e w Y o rk state. S u rv iv ­
ing
a re
tw o
d a u g h te rs.
M abel
Cfxrk. K an sas C ity , M o .. M rs. M a ­
rion
B a k e r.
M a ry s v ille .
W a s h .,
th re e son», John N , M a ry s v ille .
W ash ;
B orden
D .
K e n n e w ic k ,
W ash , C h a rle s V. Los A ngeles; a
b ro th er,
D aL o s
C ook.
Jackson,
M ich. M r C ook w as a m e m b e r of
the M ason ic fr a te r n ity .
T h e d a u g h te r. M r ,. B a k e r, ac­
com panied her fa th e r here and
th ey were on th e ir w a y to I-os
Angeles, w h ere th e fa th e r ex p ec t­
ed to spend th e w in te r.
dO01H-KELLY COMPANY
MAY CUT MOSBY CREEK
R u m o rs
th a t
th e
B o o th -K e lly
L u m b e r co m p any o f E u g en e plans
to build a m ill here to cu t Its
Mosby creek tim b e r seems to be
e n tire ly w ith o u t fo u n d atio n .
As near as T h e S en tin e l has
been able to le a rn th e facts, th e
B o o th -K e lly co m p an y is desirous
of disposing o f its M osby creek
tim b e r because o f th e heavy ta x
load and a s u rv e y in g c rew has
Spent some tim e in th e tim b e r,
but the w o rk o f th e c rew seems
to have been to la y o u t th e tra c t,
one o f th e best tra c ts o f v ir g in
P hyw hal E x a m in a tio n « Contirin«-. tim b e r In O rego n, in to sm all sec­
T h e In te n tio n seems to be
P h ys ical e x a m in a tio n s
in
th e tions
ju n io r high school w ere co ntinued to dispose o f these s m a lle r tra c ts
M o n d ay u n der th e d ire c tio n
of to oth ers a lre a d y o p e ra tin g m ills.
The
B o o th -K e lly
co m p an y
may-
M rs D e lla F itz g e ra ld . L a n e co un­
ty h e a lth nurse. T h e y e x a m in a ­ pro vide r a ilw a y fa c ilitie s fo r re­
m o vin g the logs
tio n s a re given each w eek au d a re
o f a g e n eral n a tu re. A bout 20 stu­
Degree of Honor Electa.
dents a re ex am in ed a t each ses­
The
fo llo w in g
o ffic e rs
w ere
sion. D r
H a ro ld A x le y an d D r
of
Honor
G. L. E a r l an d m em b ers o f
th e elected a t a D eg ree
local h e a lth gro u p
assist
M rs. m eetin g M o n d a y n ig h t; P re sid e n t.
G lenda Ross; past p residen t. L eon -
F itz g e ra ld .
tin e S ta r k ; firs t vice
presiden t,
C a p t. F a rn s w o rth V is its B a tte ry . B ernad ine S ch n eid er; second vice
C ap t F a rn s w o rth . In s tru c to r fo r presiden t. M rs. F ra n c e s H u n te r
249th coast a r tille r y , vis ite d b a t­ se cre tary. M rs. G en e v ie v e S hields:
M rs
B o n ita
S k illin g ;
te ry “ E ” Tu esd ay d u rin g one o f tre a s u re r.
as­
his re g u la r vis its to m ilita r y co m ­ usher. M rs. M a rg a re t S h ea rv
panies o f th e state. A lth o u g h no sistant usher M rs R u th T h o m p ­
m usician . M iss M y r tle S n au er;
re g u la r inspection was held, he ex­ son:
pressed h im s e lf as w e ll
pleased in n e r w atch . M iss T h e lm a W ilk in ­
M rs.
B onnie
w ith the p e rfo rm a n c e o f th e o u t­ son. o u te r w a tc h .
S c h a ffe r;
d r ill
c a p ta in ,
M rs.
fit.
H e le n
W h itlo c k . A p p o in tiv e
o f­
fic e rs w ill be an no unced la te r.
FAIR VIEW .
D m
10 M r and M rs W illia m
Rissue of M osby creek spent M o n ­
d a y w ith M r and M rs. S. Q V a n
S choiack.
R a lp h G a r o u tte o f W o lf C re ek
visited a few days last w eek w ith
his m o th er. M rs. Id a G a ro u tte
S eve ral fro m here atte n d e d th e
club m e e tin g a t D o re n a last W e d ­
nesday w ith M rs H e n ry C ooper as
hostess.
T h re e c o m fo rte rs w e r*
tie d and some sew ing done.
M iss B ern ic e H a r t, w ho is e m ­
ployed a t th e Sears hom e a t M o u n t
V ie w , spent W ed n esd ay o f last
w eek w ith h e r p a rents. M r. and
M rs 3 . M H a r t.
Joe S m ith o f C u lp C re e k is h e lp ­
ing O th o V a n S c h o ia c k b u ild a goat
shed
S e v e ra l neighbors also as­
sis t’ d one d a y last w*eek.
P. A d a m s an d M iss V e lm a Bush
o f C ottag e G ro v e w ere S u n d ay vis­
ito rs a t th e P J Bush hom e
M rs. S M . H a r t w as q u ite ill
last w eek w ith flu .
W a r re n K e lly accom panied O A.
N ich o ls o f C o ttag e G ro v e to a
F a rm e rs ' union m eetin g in E u g en e
S utuxday.
M rs. M ilto n
l»ayng o f Mosby
cre e k visited one day l a . t w eek
w ith M rs. D. L. M ille r. M rs. M i l ­
le r has been ill fo r some tim e but
is slo w ly im p ro v in g .
T h e E a r l H ig g e n b o th o m fa m ily
w en t to O a k la n d S u n d a y an d vis­
ite d w ith relatives . F re e m a n H ig ­
genb oth om . w ho had visited sever­
a l w eeks w ith
his b ro th e r, re­
tu rn e d to his hom e a t O a k la n d
w ith th em .
C a rl Y an c ey, w h o had been e m ­
ployed at W e s tfir fo r some tim e
re tu rn e d hom e M onday
L o w ry E n g la n d . M r
and M rs.
G le n G ille sp ie and M r. a id M rs.
L u th e r B e ttic e spent S a tu rd a y eve­
nin g at C u lp C re ek w ith M r and
M rs. R a y m o n d W ic k s
T h e T r u m a n C ollins fa m ily o f
D o re n a w ere d in n e r guests St n d av
at th e E d w in Voss home.
M rs
B ra d y o f C ob urg v a s a
supper guest S a tu rd a y o f M rs. Id a
G a ro u tte .
C a rl Y an c ey
re tu rn e d
hom e w ith h e r and v is ited over
the w eek end.
M r. and M rs. G le n G ille sp i« \is -
ited S unday evenin g w ith M r and
M rs. W a l t t t
D ow ens at
M o un t
V ie w .
M O I N T V IE W
Dec. 10.—T h e G le n L in e b a u g h
fa m ily an d M r. L in e b a u g h ’s m oth
er. M rs. N a n c y L in e b a u g h . o f W a l­
den and L e o n a rd K in g and L o w ­
ell Johnson w ere d in n e r guests
S u n d ay a t th e C lau d e A rn e home,
h o n o rin g D a r re l A rn e on his b ir th ­
day a n n iv e rs a ry .
M r and M rs. E llis W illia m s of
C o tta g e G ro ve visited S un day at
th e H a r r y W illia m s hom e
Jess Fu so n o f C ottag e G ro ve
m oved to th e B ert H an d s place
last w eek.
M iss B e rn a d in e S chneidei and
L lo yd W o lfa rd o f C o ttag e G rove
spent S un day at the J A. S chn ei­
d e r home.
Mr
an d M rs. L o n H enderson,
w ho had been s ta y in g a t the W a l­
te r Dow ens hom e since th e b irth
o f th e ir baby tw o w eeks ago. re­
tu rn e d
to th e ir hom e at
B lue
M »untain M o nd ay,
M rs
D ella C ra n e o f N ew b erg
sp nt the w eek end w ith a d a u g h ­
ter. M rs. J a c k Peterson.
Mi
and M rs. J. A
Schneidei
w ere hosts S a tu rd a y ev en in g at a
c a rd p a rty
T h e re w ere 23 guests.
T h e N eig hb orhoo d clu b m et W ed
ncadav w ith M rs. C h a rle s Bales A
fe a tu re o f the m eetin g w as a su r­
prise h a n d k e rc h ie f sh ow er ho no r­
in g M rs. A m a n d a Sears, whose
75th
b irth d a y
a n n iv e rs a ry
was
th a t day
She was also presented
w ith a b irth d a y cake w ith candles
T h e m em bers also had a C h ris t
m as tre e w ith a n n u a l exchange of
g ifts
Mi
and M rs. G. E. A n n a iid
M rs. C u rtis A n n a n d nnd M r. and
M rs G eorge L a y ng spent T h u r s ­
d a y evenin g w tth M r. an d M rs J
A Sch le ld e r.
Pink or G reen Is Hitr
Q uestion
T h e C o m m u n ity
M en's
B ible
class w ill in tro d u c e a new fe a tu re
S u n d ay m o rn in g w h en its p in k
an d green p e n n a n t w ill be raised
on th e a r m o ry fla g s ta ff. Zest w ill
be given a m em b ersh ip contest in
w h ich E d F in n e r ty c a p ta in s th e
P in k s an d C laren ce M a d d e n the
G reen s by p u ttin g a t th e to p of
the m ast each S u n d a y th e co lor in
th e p e n n a n t o f th e te a m th a t is
in th e lead.
\ \ i 1 ci ( ì o o s e \ ¡ s its
C ity B rie fly
C o tta g e G ro v e has received an
unexpected v is it fro m a w ild goose.
It alig h te d on M a in s tre e t sh o rtly
before business opened fo r th e day,
looked a ro u n d fo r a m om ent, saw
th a t it had lan ded d ire c tly in fro n t
o f th e Q u a lity m a rk e t an d q u ic k ­
ly w in g ed aw a y. I t p ro b a b ly had
intend- d to b re a k fa s t a t th e G r a y
Goose, a fe w doors a w a y
C h u rc h A tte n d a n c e Im re a s e s .
C h u rc h
a tte n d a n c e
showed
a
slight increase last S u n d a y in th e
seven ch urches in te re s te d in th e
c ity w ide a tte n d a n c e
ca m p aig n .
A tte n d a n c e
to ta le d
1,777. w h ic h
was 16 above th a t o f th e previous
S unday. T h e c a m p a ig n w ill close
w ith D ecem b er an d th e m in is te rs
h ave urged th a t each one in th e
c o m m u n ity a t t e r i some
c h u ic h
the next th re e S un days In an ef-
t " n to b rin g th e to ta l to «.r above
the set goal o f 2.000.
B rid g e C o n s tru c tio n to S ta rt.
T h e co u n ty an d fo re st
service
are p la n n in g to s ta rt w o rk
re ­
b u ild in g th e second
b rid g e
on
B ric e cre e k above D isston . also
re c o n s tru c tin g 2.000 M e t o f road
a t th a t p o int. T h e an g le
of
th e
b rid g e w ill be changed to e lim in ­
ate a s h arp cu rv e an d th is change
m akes reco n stru ctio n o f th e rond
necessary.
T h e co u n ty w ill fu rn is h m a te r i­
a l an d a fo re m a n an d toe fo rest
service w ill fu rn is h th e lab or
S ervice fo r M ill W o rk e rs .
M ill w o rk e rs , loggers
an d
a ll
w ho a re d ire c tly o r in d ire c tly con­
nected w tth th e lu m b e r industry-
have been in v ite d as guests to a t­
tend th e vesper service
S u n d ay
evenin g at th e M e th o d is t ch urch.
T h e pastor. R ev. M e re d ith G roves,
w ill speak on “ L u m b e r an d L ife . '
T h e re w ill be a special d is p la y of
woods fo u n d In the s u rro u n d in g
te r r ito r y and special m usic w ill be
a p a rt o f th e p ro g ra m .
J. Monroe Stepp Dies.
J. M o n ro e Stepp, a resid ent o f
th is c ity since 1924. died M o n d ay
a t his h o m e here. F u n e ra l services
h ave been held in E ugene.
M r. S tep p was b o rn in M is so u ri
an d cam e w est in 1888. lo c a tin g In
C a lifo rn ia . A b ro th e r, L . S. Stepp,
and a sister, both o f
L e M o o re ,
C al., su rv iv e
Bohem in R esu m es Cutting.
BETTER HOUSING MUST
Putting Building Trades to
Work Is to Have Far
Reaching Effect
T h « b etter housing p ro g ra m has
to be a success. T . t. C h a p m an ,
c n a irm a n o f th e Can« co u n ty bat­
te r housing co m m ittee, to ld the
ch a m b e r
of
com m erce
at
Its
m o n th ly
evenin g
m eetin g
Tuea-
day.
A lth o u g h th e re a re m a n y
in d ic a tio n s th a t o th er business has
p icked up trem end ou sly, th e b u ild ­
in g trad es h ave no t
be n efitte d .
ih e b e tte r housing c a m p a ig n is
fo r th e purpose o f p u ttin g fo u r
m illio n m en b ack to w o rk . H u ttin g
th e b u ild in g trad es to w o rk w ill
h ave a m ore fa r reach in g e ffe c t
th a n p u ttin g a n y o th er tra d e s b ack
o n th e Job.
W e expect 1900.000 to be spent
fo r lu m b e r alone, an d L a n a co un­
ty is th e h e a rt o f th e tim b e r bait.'
R . W . K rm b e rlln g , a m e m b e r o f
the co u n ty co m m itte e , ex p lain ed in
d e ta il m ethods fo r fin a n c in g re­
p a irs , new hom es,
p u rebaae
of
homes a lre a d y b u ilt an d re fin a n c ­
ing o f m ortgages. H e said th a t a ll
th e m oney is to com e fr o m p r i­
vate sources an d th a t th e g o v e rn ­
m e n t o m p ly
g u a ra n te e s
re p a y ­
m e n t , fo r w h ich it collects a h a lf
o f 1 per cent on each loan.
A rc h B e rn a rd , also a m e m b e r o f
th e co un ty co m m itte e , re fe rre d to
th e g o vern m en t's debts w h ic h a re
being held up as a te rr ib le ex­
am p le . H e said th a t o f th e 28 b il­
lions w h ich th e g o v e rn m e n t owes,
6b per cent has been a d van ced to
s e lf-liq u id a tin g p rojects. H e also
«aid th a t o f th e 12 m illio n who
have been out o f e m p lo y m e n t th ere
are fiv e m illio n w ho a r e o u t of
e m p lo y m e n t in even th e m ost pros-
perous tim es.
“T h e hom e is one o f th e
na­
tio n s
g re a te s t
assets.
C o ttag e
G ro v e should be de ep ly in te re s te d
in th is p ro g ra m
fo r th e lu m b e r
in d u s try is th e lifeblo od o f th e
c ity ." M r
B e rn a rd c o m p lim e n te d
C o tta g e G ro v e fo r " its sp len did
s p irit in a ll th in g s .“
HONOR ROLE IS GIVEN
F o llo w in g is th e honor r o ll fo r
th e C o ttag e G ro v e schools fo r th e
second six -w ee k period:
Seniors A u r a Cook. N o r r is K in g .
M illa r d M c F a r la n d . M ild r e d M o o n ­
ey, L i la M o sby, W ilm a S u th e rla n d .
M a rg a re t W ils o n , D a is y Z im m e r ly
J u n io r» — D o ris A bsher, E d B a u ­
d e r,
D ou glas
B ra c h e r,
F ra n c e s
C a ld w e ll, E u n ic e E d w a rd s . K e n ­
ne th
S h o rtrld g e ,
R u th
S to w ell,
F e rn T ra c y .
Sophouiorea— M a d g e C a r lile , A l­
la n r e r r in . Jessie G ru b b , H a r v e y
K e lly . L e o n a rd K in g . C leo W il­
liam s.
F re s h m e n M ild re d C h e rry , J e an
K in g . B illy
M a c G ib b o n .
B e rn ic e
P a tte n . L a w re n c e S cott. M a r y ja n e
S m ith .
Jean
S tu b b le field .
lle n e
T ru n n e ll. E le a n o r Teeters.
C e n tra l g ra d e school: F ir s t — P a t ­
ty H ic k e n b o tto m , C arol J a n e H u n t ­
er, M a n a L a rs e n , R ic h a rd L u n d -
bom.
W a lla c e
M o re lo ck ,
Ire n e
S c h a ffe r.
S eco n d — E th e l M a y A llen . R o b e rt
C h a rn ia n , E ile e n H a rp o le . D o n n a
R a e M a rlin ,, N e d a P re m a z z i, M i­
ch ael
Q u a g lia ,
C h lo ris
R o b erts.
R it a
M ae
S hields.
R ita
Rae
Shields. A b ig a il T r a s k . Lois W e l­
don.
T h i r d —Io n e Breese. P h y llis Fos­
te r, K e n n e th H an son , E v a H o p -
m a n . Joan K in g , F ra n c e s M ic h a e l,
Jo ann e P re m a z z i. P a tr ic ia Savage.
F o u r th —Joyce B a ld w in . V ir g in ia
B ro w n .
Donna
C h e stn u t.
N o ra
Coop.
N e il
H am m ond,
P a u lin e
M o o re,
M ild re d
S ain d o n .
B e tty
T h om pson. S h irle y W c o d a id .
F i f t h - E lis e Bede. W ilb u r Breese,
R u th D a v e n p o rt. B e tty H ic k e n b o t­
to m . B illy H o p m a n . R o b e rt M o o d y,
C on i.te S m ith .
S ix th — A rle n e A n d erso n , P a tr ic ia
B a ld w in .
L o is
H an sen .
Donna
H a tc h .
B illy
H e lliw e ll.
L o re tta
H en d erso n , S y lv ia M ic h a e l. A lb e rt
S m ith .
W e s t side g rad e school: F ir s t -
M in n ie M o rris , D o n n a M a e S m ith ,
M a r y A n u A rm s tro n g .
S e c o n d —S ta n le y D a u g h e rty , L u ­
d ia E a s tb u rn , P a tr ic ia Z im m e r ly .
T h ir d — G le n Cox. S h irle y C u lv e r.
V e r a M ille r .
F o u r th — D o ris
B jo rs e t,
R o b e rt
D a u g h e rty ,
R o s e lle n
L o ckw o o d ,
M a r ia n T u rn e r , H e le n S u m m e rs.
F i f t h — Ja m es Cox, H a r ris o n Lu ce.
D o ris W h itlo c k , C h a rle s Z im m e r ly .
S ix th M a rc ia B ru n d . Ju n e R o-
ne r. H a r r y S tu rg es, V e lm a W ils o n
S eventh M a rg a re t B ressler, M e r ­
ria m F e rr in . G e ra ld in e K e m . C la ra
S ta r k . M a r th a T h ie s
S eve n th - M a r g a r e t B re ssle r, M a
ria n F e rr in . G e ra ld in e K e m , C la r a
J e n k in s M a rg a re t M onson. L u c ile
W o o d ard .
E ig h th M in a C am p b ell, M a r jo r ie
C a m p b e ll, V ir g in ia H u n te r . H a r r y
P lu e a rd . P e a rl P ow ell.
E ig h th — B e tty Je an A rn e s t, F r a n ­
ces H ug hes. A n n a M a rie P eterso n,
J e an
S avage.
D o ro th y
T u c k e r,
O p a l W itc h e r.
Scout C om m ittee, Selected.
T h e tro o p c o m m itte e fo r Boy
Scout T ro o p N o . 18 elected E . S.
H o ld e rm a n sco u tm a ster, an d M C.
H ic k e n b o tto m an d
A l S h o fs ta ll,
assistants, a t a m e e tin g M o n d a y
a fte rn o o n A fin a n c e c o m m itte e , D.
W
S turges, V ln a l R a n d a ll and
W illia m M a c G ib b o n , w as ap p o in te d
to d r a f t plans fo r fin a n c in g th e
tro o p th e co m in g ye a r. P lan s fo r
a h ik e in th e B o h em ia
d is tric t
d u rin g th e
C h ris tm a s
ho lidays
w ere discussed.
T ro o p N o. 18 In clu d e a n u m b er
o f scouts tra n s fe rre d fro m Tro o p
48. w h ich was disbanded th is fa ll,
an d is sponsored by the M e th o
dlst ch u rch . T h e tro o p co m m ittee,
co n sistin g o f R ev M . A. Groves.
D . W S turges. R D Cone, V ln a l
R a n d a ll, W illia m M acG ib b o n and
F . L . G ra n n is , was ap po inted by
th e o ffic ia l board at a m eetin g
las t T h u rs d a y night.
Because o f a s lig h t u p tu rn In the
m a rk e t th e B o h e m ia L u m b e r com ­
pany o f C u lp C re e k has resum ed
o p eratio n
L u m b e rm e n
g e n e ra lly
are fe elin g so m e w h at en couraged
Orvul E tter Prize W inner
by prospects o f an in cre ase In o r­
O r v a l E tte r, student a t the U n i­
ders at s lig h tly b e tte r prices th a n
have p revailed .
v e rs ity o f O regon and son of M r.
an d
M rs . W a y n e Fitter, fo rm e r
Ivan McQueen Arrives.
resid ents, won a |1 5 firs t prize In
Iv a n M cQ ueen, fo rm e r resid en t, th e J e w e tt In ter-se ctio n al e x te m ­
a r riv e d M o n d a y fro m T e r r y . M o n t . pore sp eak in g contest held Th u r»-
to spend th e w in te r a t th e hom e d a y last at the u n iversity. T h re e
o f a b ro th e r. O. W M cQ ueen M r prizes w ere aw ard ed O rv a l's topic
M cQ ueen le ft he re ab ou t 25 ye ars was “T h e Jazz of T o d a y .’ H e was
from
th e
local
high
ago bu t has visited h e re a n u m ­ g ra d u a te d
school In the class n f '82.
ber o f tim e s since.