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

I
VOM ME X.
«A
CHURCHES OF CITY
TO GIVE CHRISTMAS
As usual , h u rd le
of Ilia city
wlll lak e lb*' lend In (,'hrlstiiias an
tsrtalnm eiit
A < pi» ndld inimleul
piu giu n i wua given at Ilia lluptlal
cliu icli Munday fan-noon and the
t am aiiiiiig church«» will h a w pro
« .a The
m. M
Ih. ethodist
co.,,...« Choir
Sunday
will, .1 the
(O T T A U K GROVE, LAWK ( Ob’NTT. O REGON. I III R.SDAY. OKI E.MHEK W. 1934
I ' ih
StuH tor P oor
Wanted Priday
h
I
X t M B K K 11
12500342
EARLY MORNING CRASH
l*„reoi,s whu have foodstuffs to
liu contributed to Ch rial ma» hus-
lircdv have been n
_
„
_
keta for th
Iheni ut
ut thu
cltv
T r u c k M e e t oil K o w
asked Io laavs them
the city
hull Friday a« plana have b«e„
River Rond ita Both Re
changed and thu baskets will be
packed Mat unlay Instead of Mon-
turn from Dunces
'lay, aa prevloualy announced The
K eepers of the Iran and Am erican
U ubi • H
se«zs^»*w,
olgate, 30,
uo, ■•••aie,
alngla, lugger.
Lagloli auxiliary will fill the baa-
k ele and I hi y "will ba distributed * “ ? í.*.llTÍ ,n
,no‘or c 2 * * ’
Monday ufternoon by the Lion» early Munday m orning when u Mlu-
cluh and Am
d .b a k sd
.r which M he waa
-... erican
— J l i g - l T o n
tollid
* « ••» driving
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curva about a m ile thia side of
TAI/rtl D oienu Ih., truck lu .n ed ov. ,
Pioneer F o o tp r in ts
How E ugene pioOably was cheat
ed out of beina the »tai- capital,
ae well us havin g the stale uni-
vetaity
la told in W alliug a pio
near history of Lane county as
lollow s
. .
1 , , ...
“ t . n. - W. g ± a “ l . l ‘ " 11
n .f l..Z 1
Xus tin- 'vexed queetloi'^of the lo-
¡ u
t f
7
LÓ.
í u , i , f « h . lo b m
Z 2
L
o n .t,tu i.o . “ X d Z S k r u « m
R oasting Ears P rim e
I'o r ( Christmas
1 toasting eara for C hristm as are
The Malein clique waa not satis- not too com m on even In thia fa-
fled with tho decision, so they vored section of tfn fam ous, fer­
l,XJk the poll books and kept them ; tile, fruitful W illam ette, but Henry
l', u‘ ‘iU “ ,le r lh ® t,m e when the W allen of R ocky point la picking
vuU «hould have been
counted, 'th e m from his garden In such
thus dw arfing the natural reault qu an tities that he Is able to serve
ut lh ® election, and su b stitu tin g them on the table w hen he has
».“ * fbf
“ * u« ,h
®
com
pany
The
corn
planted
-»• the * ««•••
was*
cu"|»sia^
a is»- w
i l l was
woe pieillOU
P 'eced en ‘ *a,<’ a "d * • * not fully grown at
,,r
lo aubnUt to th e d e c i- , thr- end of the »um m er season, but
th _ ,
’ “" ‘ .»'i' T " Z b“ Uo'
11 *“ what lh
,h< ^ “ »rb ba" '‘a continued
* been so mild
U> Í*“
‘d to g «row
k e r n e l, are
are fully
e v e lo p
the entire vote was, hut we re- The
The kernels
fully d
develop«
,naIk lhat fro|„ thw .„ f o r m a t c .
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MEETING OBLIGATIONS
Land Bank ut Spokane
Gratified by Prompt
Debt Payments.
Is
Marked im provem ent in coUac-
tM"“ l’> the federal land bank
thia fall la a gratifying indication
that ,arrners ° f Ibe P acific north-
west not only have « «Incera dw
sire to m eet their obligation s but
are In better position to do so, be­
lieves O. H- Junod, treasurer of
thia cooperative m ortgage Institu­
tion at Spokane which serve«
M ontana,
Idaho,
Oregon
and
W asm ngton.
P aym en ts m ade during Septem ­
ber, O ctober and N ovem ber and
m
aturing
------------- and delinquent Instali-
manta totaled $1.545,64», w hile fo»
the sam e quarter last year only
was paid. Thia represents
a gain of 97 per cent in receipts.
Current in stallm en ts falling due
w ere
approxim ately
the
sam e
am ount In both qu arters
Thia good record of p aym en t,
is m ost pleasing, Mr Junod de-
clared.
because It la th e land
b an k a desire to help farm ers get
'i?.*
“7
........... maa
• u“ >
' «• Oregon m e .. «is
v »«P« m hour, pr«»»nl » Christ
- assem h.
, p o w .,
> alitata. I’hu H m I vm II oii of I*ra«l,M
-•upa.i-
“
at 1 •«
*»*nad
by li» Il Wll*on. 'I'll» program UUI mUL U IIUIL InltLIl
wltll ,,n| v .Uwht b .m .« »
lo t t h . -la te . but at the that
we , llld that
, ^ ni.
P l r r [I . Drt p T
follow»
lly m n by rung regallun,
O n . lad suffered n u rtu red rib .
. r’ « UlMr.
“ ,,r r
Ih« Kenton, M ultnom ah, D ouglas, Jack-
Mllont Night,** pt«y«r, K«v M A
the eon a „d
C lackam as voted
as
G iove». "H«»k Y« Out
of
(he
/n
n Janies Itedm an was the driver «--< »W v w as a u t n o ..s « l to o .o ,„ n„ w.
Eugene < ,.y, l id i. Port
Rook.
Milt», FM
Wob«I. and
. eholi , bi«»»
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.
W
nMMnilfcnni
fc»
lU
allU , v ld r lll,y waa w . „ „„ hl, Mde y.ue by 1 .« ‘y< the »ubrnn-m«. |Mlld> 1(M1. Salam 57«, Coi
l*hou iih*a«ed llethleb»m
««.ntlull«
-tol<»
Min
iiid ie w •»
i
/-•
oí
,OMtl O<«upant» of the H ob ll' u,r P*^PU’ “ l the next generiti 57®, O regon City, 1MW Albany, 2
liru. d
ltl«
a»Ll 11«
It. th»
th. Ixird,
Isold God
U^d
Curda 68 and Mure- Kat«« .u were o lile M lltim ore. D ean
th a r e a /U i, the m uttei «4 iaMn< aater. 2
tirund,
llleaasMi
i'h u a iU and Ho»enmry
Frag««*.
• °
p
*jUr‘
‘ E ditorial .Note It is worthy of
in P u f f i n a « i A f « Bh
of |»ra»i«* choir; "M idnight In
Mlaa MlUiinor«* »uifered painful
Uw
of Uw conautu notc that in the election In which A ncrea*e ln vU W U lg S a id t o B e
lock
71
iu Playing
Her l>u»ky Manti«*,' »opr a no aolo,
injuria«
but
Mt»»
Fraaee
wa»
hard-
140,1
»tattng
And
no
place
ji
alleged
that
E
u
gen
e
City
t»nor aolo, du«*t, Mia I** L* Gran*
Attributable tc Upturn
Sub Par Golt
ly scratchrd, and Pleuard auffarad ’****‘•1 ever Ire the seat of govern- actually received a m ajority there
nl» and J
Brighton
Isoonard.
only
minor
injuries,
l
he
H
olgate
u*,-ut
uuder
such
law,
which
shall
were
30
votes
who
cast
their
bat-
choir,
And Thai a War» Mh»j»-
in Business,
f B<;elve “ m ajority of all the lots for Corvallis, 7 who voted for
t .‘u lla g e G love gulf v is were de- cai w as com pletely wrecked a s It
h«rd».
r h o tt. "Chiming
Hell»,*’
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Ily act of October ,9, Portland, 9 who voted for Salem ,
m «n» and woman'» choru», a n ­ Iualed ^ft-ltt In a m atch at Dak- tore along the aide of the truck. vwt<m cast.
A bright N ew Year for lum ber-
the
:,tate j w ho voted for Albany and 2 who
nouncem ent«, offertory, »«rmun- way Munday desp ite the fact _ that The H olgate p arly waa returning laou. ‘be locution oi
l h « e-»ly from a dance a l Wild- ^“ l'“ “ 1 w as subm itted to the popu- voted for Lancaster Those in Dane ,nen ,n L^ n t co u n ty is indicated
otta, "God« Gift to You," |»u«tor; 111« Kill Zinuuerly . arded a neat
,1.0»
. . . . . . . . . . Mra O> Io. foui under pur and Mur< » •“’«I «'«I occu pants uf the CCC
»«U at the neat g e n e ia l elec voting for E ugene City numbered *n a " official m essage which Her-
A Lullaby,"
«oprano . obligato.
flu te obligato
Fred l,Kk cam« through with one under '»’“«k wore on their way to cam p ‘“ »« '** June, u »2, and every gen- 71«, so the num ber who voted to k*'1 ^o«; secretary of the W iliam-
Kay
.1.01,
1-I..1.I
!
h
.
l
.
r
S
I
Moth
o
l
Ulus,-
plavure
had
been
«1
Eayng
«reek
after
atten
ding
a
,r"
‘1
«lection th cieu lter. until som e locate th e capital elsew here waa e lte Valley L u m b erm en s aaaocia-
Hot»«,
T2L.
.0 .0
Ed
Weber’ <•" «lull..« Th. w m i p ,e .e d u ,g d“ “5 « _ ,^ ‘ «
n"'
r Ml‘y “ ' • " “ '•“ »ly large
nurn-
J?
‘
»s,r
o f f ' during the weak preceding. u a ---- .--------
Horn
M ; Hub pa, gull was leu ia r a a b ls dun
.Sheriff Hwurla and D eputy Cor-
,u,f ,
V
upo“, Hi* b* rJ
choir
My Shepherd
and
-A t the election in 18t>4,
the
King.* choir; "Chrlatiuas.” sopra- to u no««y course and ill I buy oner l*ool. held an In vestigation Uue»l,o ‘‘- l h e g e n e ia l law s of the
.m
M,'. P«V 'is.'.m
N lllit wi-athe
, he old vetera n , dem on ,‘e " ’ Munday Io,«noon, but were
>“
»u vote was. E ugene City. I5B8. ----
Sai
.It N igh ts
sonrano and aito duel o,ist,al.»d that gull is not eaclu- “ «‘«bla to fix blame.
point te c o v e d a ma Jonty ol votes lem, SIOS; Portland, 3SM, all other are ‘b ffca sed from e w
iuuuou
- ~.n-«o ~ o « uurrowers
Mrs T .l W e J r 2nd Mrs C h .T e ,' »lv-ly a y o u n g ste r s gam e so fa r as
Hulgote hud bee,, hare a year a l
•»«®Uoo »« l«»k U is, how- places. 517. Thus Salem received f « « *» «A«
quarter of 1934 to m oney w ith which to pay taxes
Stroup' i-holr
It. I<>|,. Oh Earth " *“ * scores are concerned Straw n • , ‘J WM* • «oil of Mr. and Mra. '”'•»> em phatically asserted that a m ajority of seventy-nine of the 1.13M rnilllon-feet for the first
A t the sam e tim e, in recogni-
.h o l r ’ hvm n
Jov to Ih W orld" although be h a . passed his .is t y - J"h" H olgate of Tillam ook, to b-ugene City did, a l lh a t election, whole vote cast whereupon that quarter of 1835 a gain of more tion of reduced farm Income, the
.o ,u ..-k » tm r. ¿ n e d .,-il.m
E f u u .t h ^ n m v e r s .r y ^ .T le d a 75 ¿ r ; b . c h p U o . J h e body waa .h ip p ed .
tow ,‘ wa’ dul> d~ “ " d “ “ Per-
,« " d
. d° ~
‘he f ^
say» Hit- S la te Republican, rnanenl »eat of govern m en t’.
not include railroad tie quotas.
m ortgage act of 1933 to m ake a
Uinphrey la choir director and Ihree over par.
*
*•«* ldd® of H olg a te’s head
All local m ills registered with tem porary reduction on its already
Mrs It. 1. Cone arcum panlst
Players, m edal acoraa and points w as torn aw ay, but he wua still
the code authority are to have a low Interest rale a saving to north-
The Sunday echool orchestra un wun- with Cottage Grove playera breathing and waa lush ed to the
m
inim
um production of 18 hours a west farm ers o f nearly 11,000,000 a
city, w ill, other occu pants o f the
der lh e direction of Al G riffin, »am ed tlrat. were ae follow s
week, plus additional allottm en ts year.
H olgate car. In
n,either
forest
will play al 4 45 preceding the
Ziinm erly UH, 3, E vans 73, U
based on previous records—instead
Since May, 1933. m ore than 23.
sarvice truck that arrived on the
cantata.
M orelucg 71, 3; G oodw in 77, II.
of the quotas fixed in the last 450 regular type land bank loans
scen e M is Z. A Coop of th is city-
iatm iey «4, 0; Dutton 7«, 3
quarter which cut som e
Inland and em ergency land bank corn-
la a aioler and th ere are tw o ata-
Anlauf 7«, 3, llu ffa k e r 35, 0.
The M ethodist Sunday
school
m ill, to as little as ten hours a m iasloner loans have been m ade
tera and iw u brothers living else
Sm ith 33, 0; Straw n 7 \ 3.
will entertain with a C hristm as
where.
week.
for approxim ately <58,000,000. This,
iiede. «a. 0; W olfard ai. 3.
program a l 7 30 Friday The pro­
The change in qu otas 1« a vie- how ever, has been no m ere shlft-
A total of 54a dow n and opt-rat-
Lane county received th e largest
gram follow s. N um bers by the
Clyde Leonard M3, 1; Northam
lug m ills in O regon and W ashing- share of the 25 per cent of re- tory for the W illam ette valley m en lng of topheavy indebtednesa from
orch estra, congregational singin g; so, 3.
in their fight a gain st the quota private Investors onto the land
recllatlona, playlet, songs by prt-
J- K Leonard 34, H , N ew ton
O ctober hank
A perm anent contribution
marv departm ent, raoltatiun, K alt'i «0. 2V».
uthority at has been m ade to agricultural re-
W ,alley, feature, M arcia
H iund;
R ing 93, O, K trtlsy M, 3.
advan-
covary
by m aking it possible for
playlet. Junior departm ent, play-
N. D eY oung 90. 1R ; w h ee ler 90,
A Statem ent show ing the distri-
- - ——
to certain farm ers to adjust their obligations
ipproxim ately
1st, Mlsa Myrtle Snauer'a class; 15«.
,.»1«„ ,.r
> o e o -s ? larKe tidew
m ills,
and assures
assures eo to a a oasis
basis or
of normal
normal valuation
valuation
Church of th r ts t, I G. Mhsw,
'*«0.000 feet over the preceding button
of receipts 1,„.L
listed 2, »12.252.74
,
* ater on
.,« ano
song, Mlaa
Zenua
M oukhniepa
L. DeYoung 90, 0; Mutton 90, 3
P astor Munday school, 9 45. m en
week. The average production of as Lane county » share from the d’a,r,bu‘ idn of w ork to thousands more consistent with ability to
clasa. selection,
g irls’ qu artet,
Irask 83. I"-», Farts 83. It*.
of this school are with C om m unity this group uf saw m ills in 1934 has Miualaw, Umpqua and W illam ette 2 L 1emplO>' " ° n a more r<i u“ a B lf P * /
» « • “ > <>«« their
C hristm as carols, m en's chorus;
Cham bers 94. 0, Mabcock 88. 3
en’s B ible class at arm ory; fore- bean ;«,o38d»12 feet; during the forests. The total distributed In
m.
...............................private creditors the equivalent of
congregational sin gin g, orchestra
Carlson 93. 3««; G osttlln g 91, «a. M
noon
service,
11,
the
choir
pre-
sam
e
period
In
1933
their
weekly
O
regon
was
»70,099
45
,
Th,7
j7
f..L
7
Cr.eaS*
L"
l|Ota
t
u
“
lr-g
a
ca^h
settlem
ent,
borrowers have
Interlude; arrival of M ani,.
O akw ay will com a here for a re-
average w as 7735MJI27 fet-L Most of the »12.252.74 received if “ ‘ ‘ " h “ 1®*1 ‘® actual orders on found it possible to refinance more
I'lis form oon service Mundi,v at turn gam e shortly after the first sente a seasonal program o f sacr-
ed m usic, com m union of the Lord’s
N ew business reported by 548 from the forest service by the ?,7rth»a n u, UL ,the P™8^ 1 o i stid than WO.OOO.OOO o f old m ortgages
ih« sam e church will Include , p v of tha year,
supper, short serm on, "Christ Is
m ills was 8B,«40^99 hoard feet county cam e from the sale o i tim noTi^in'e
reaae* “ the nat,or-a) a*>d obligations with »58.000,000
clal C hristm as au lh eiiis by
lb s
——
cam paign
gets
under they have borrowed through the
Horn;" evening service. 7 30, the against a production of 78,359,18»
her . to
the W
Lum
*
choir.
The Infant J e s u s ,’ offs,^
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tv
V33«:
TV ’estern
V 3 9 1 C 3 33 A
^ U i l i ber
tX ri
e com
m u * - -------- ---
land bank.
young people will present m ixed feet and sh ip m en ts of 71.891,477 pany. Aside
from tim ber sales,
lory solo, m . L Mm klu , presen­ 09663364
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"Now, w ith the return of better
program of inspirational Interest; feet, d h elr sh ip m en ts w ere under m oney is received from ren tals of
tation of
Our G ifts Io Jesus,"
1‘ension
f
lu
b
la
Formed.
tim
es, borrowers are sh ow in g their
Jf- C. E . 5; Mr. 6 30; teachers' production by 8.3 per cent and sum m er hom e site s and th ■ like
sermon, "The Clirlst Divine," by
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.¿ « B« « r - . r s r - i
club. Monday
afternoon,
1 30; . their
current sales
w ere over pro- but I
the pastor; reception of m em bers
s a s
prayer m eeting. Thursday evening, auction by 10.« per cent. Orders sm all.
addressed a m eeting In the Chris- to the best of their ability.**
T-
booked last week by th is group of
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The forenoon service
at
the
tian church Sunday. A club was
identical m ills were over the pre-
Spanish War B odies E lect
Presbyturlan church will be held
organized to work in behalf of the
<
atholl«
(.'hurt*li
____
_____
________
* 1? 1 »7*’ ‘ *’d l,’k w eek by about 10.800,000
The Spanish Am erican War vet- pension plan. O fficers elected were
al lo 3u w hen Munday school stu ­
l'ha black widow »pider ha« ba »aid by F ather C airberry of tu * f«« t or aooroxinLaUdv w < *1^77^»
w
. . .
dents will Join with the congrega com
of ao m uch Huportanc« th at gene Sunday forenoon at 8 there
_____________ ‘
ioWowi,l<
Shaw, president; Rev. I. G.
tlun In presenting a |>ag »ant, the the » luUowiug
from the Decem ber will also be a Christina« foranooa
If eat lira r»ur E lee te
officer» W .N Hubbell, com m and- Shaw, vice president; Miss B elle
culm ination of a three-m onth cam ­ laaue of tha Scianca Nawa Letter ma»e
*r * Fred H ack , senior vice com - Burkholder, secretary. An open
paign, "W hile G ifts
From
the 1» o f i onaidarabla Interest
• • •
* “ •
Star elected officer» m ander; W. D H uff, junior vice m eeting will be held at 2 Sunday
King
A reader tells the story of
s
Mra.
Vinal com m ander; W J. Chapman, offi- in the C hristian church parlors
A serum that uounlaracta the
l r«w M rlh'all.S C h u n k . R. W Friday
u . n s . u a» follow
i
Uethl»b*m as the
virgin.
lhe •ff«
9 t o f the o f t .n fatal bite of H ow ell, P astor - Munday school. mîLithT1 worthy
Mrs.J 'u T. cer of the day; R. L. Rodgers, of-
angel, shepherds and w ise men
Students Conduct M eeting.
(Written by Journalism Student.)
p a s. i n review w hile lhe
« hoir
h1“ ',“ , w "1" w ,*»'?d ** 7 " b” “ *
« r v lc » . u E v . n g r ltobeAs. « s - ¿ u ít e m atron E M. fleer of the guard.
__ __________
¡^resident Thom as W. Bibbs of
_____ ___ probably
______
H.
O fficers of the
V eterans’ _______
auxil-
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l
,
The
Mun-luv
.
bool
,’rr
,rv
(”‘i
b*
»'rof.
»
rsd
D
Am
our
ll-t
Jt
L«
w
,.
ArnoldI
will preach,
a s « « l a t . p S ím ? .
What
w as the moat
singa
The MunJay school * , , ,
..
,r
‘
L. iary are Mrs. Aida Sm ith, preoi-
college conducted services popular class play for m any y e a n
subject. An X -R ay E xam ination;
j
nd congregation loi o , ‘h ' U ni V .rally of D snvsr.
d< |atrlm anta und
H
arrell,
secretary;
Mrs.
R.
A.
dent;
Mrs.
Joseph
in
e
Chapm
an,
,n
com
m
unity
Sunday.
H
e
w
as
was
presented
by
th
e junior class
hd
lo . «»la sarum Is believed to ba
I the there will be services at 2:30, sub-
low
th
'lr r W hite G ift« "and
Urn hiln
Km« gin g 7i>c-îu<iina"'Mè..
, u *‘ h ‘« bly pvlen t anti-venom so- J<« ‘
From Theater M anager to
C
L,“ ‘' »«"lor vice president; Mrs. ------
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Flor- acComP*nied by several students. Friday
under the direction of Miss
Self A , th" S ift, arc p i. ed In ,. U,1‘
“ >• b« '’ «» “ > - • «P»" J -'a , « g e l is i, at th is s e , vice he t e ll. J la „ aMK,,
. r,.OI’ld
*bc?
enn? i‘- , i untor
Pre1“- “ m onK them being M:ss
“ i!* . P
01?.'!*?' M argaret
argare, Turner It
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presi-
Dorothy
w as
the
gift» ar<* pia ed in
associate conductroaa.
Ap- dent;
Mrs. Ella
Ella F’lec*
Fleck,
patriotic
In- Stew art of this city. In the fore- three-act
com edy. "Three
Live
the story o f his life; even in g ser
d*>n‘ Mr"
‘, p
atriot!. ...
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the m anger candloa are lighted. dors
Obtained from the blood of rats **<=«. 7 30. serm on subject. A Lost £ 7 " .* ‘i
.
,
,
, <u‘,,° “ nf ed structor; Mrs. Bertha Rodgers, his- noon, th.e>" _h.eld a m eetin g at W ild- G hosts.
In tho «veiling at the aatit« church
Mt h»<t h«a»n »ivr.n aviiia . rT8s.it Soul in E tsm ltv '* ’ .« rtip .u . . . . h
.* l , »*K*'*lwn will b<? held De- tori an Mrs. Flui» Sm ith m»
a
n
o
l
d
«
T
- —. ; Mrs. M innie M orelock,
assist- M ountain and in the evening at "S poofy.' and M argaret P etersen.
injection» of vvnoni rem oved from night the iemaind«*i of thl» week.
old_ fashioned sin g was
en- ant conductor; Mrs. M innie Sw eet, DoJ ena- They were guests o f Mr.
taking the part of the "Old Sw eet-
■
assist- and Mrs LaSells Stew art, parents heart." showed m uch talen t In
Schoen,
M iss Dorothy.
playing up the hum orous elem ent.
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Other m em bers of th e cast who
il
z > were h igh ly com plem ented were:
111 1 iO T S C ' i O ( ‘ s Peggy Savage, M iss W oofers; Har-
Boy Mhort, m r o o »oprano. Ml»«
old Boslaugh. Jim m y
Gubbtns;
Myrtle Keiii. soprano; Mrs. G eorge
,,o n *
“ n‘*' '*“ • n>au w as bitten " “° ‘l
Munday
f n"
Stores of the city generally are
MyrtL
ft
R flu ff
Howard Arnest, Bolton; Ed Bau-
Matthew»,
contralto;
M om en t
U“ ,u • "n “ u quantity of serum •cb,°?1’ 9 ,43’ a C hristm as program Schools of the city will close lo- in holiday attire and the streets
Matthew»
v t lA iitiit
dw
BlH F ogter. Joyce McCor.
.
.
.
.
.
.
'»on
service.
11.
'"or,?
w
rem
ain
closed
until
have
been
decorated
w
ith
Christ-
England, baritone
Mra.
O.
W.
“dnUnl«tcred
under
a
phy»i-
¡
f
’11.
,
g
’ven;
forenoon
a<
..
m ack. Rose Gordon: Bob Cherry,
Blackm ora 1» pianist and Mra, H. clttM • guidance Im m ediate relief C hristm as son gs by the choir: thc da> » " * ' N ew Y ear’s Teach- m as trees purchased by m erchants
evening service, 7.S0. C hristm as *‘r» **'ing elsew here will leave to- A number of m erchants report a
Mosbv Creek. Dec. 17. 'Special.) Briggs; Jack Caton. Benson; Char-
K Mtevena, E ugene, w ill accotn-
given,
son gs by the choir; W ednesday
spend the vacation at m uch better C hristm as business
John A llen’s old
Jim
horse, lotte Burkholder. Lady Liecester:
pany at the organ. The program
Due ?w lh ^ r a U im io g Ince
30.
m eetin gs
w ill their hom es
fo llo w . O rgan prelude; The Voice
num he,» throughout tho coun- •'''''■Ink at
than a year ago.
know n io nearly all of the neigh- C<cil Safley. policem an,
of Him That Crieth In'th«' Wilder- tr>'' ,h ” bl“c >‘ widow spiders are al*** w “ b
E'-nngeltsts Charles
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borhood, is dead. H e w as aged 24
The producing sta ff included:
ness.
soprano
solo;
recitative. b«l**'’ed lik ely to becom e
w a . far
. . " 7 * ' „ d “ ,,d J a c *l,1, Slankard __
In
years.
B usiness m anager. D ouglas Brach-
rattle-
char<e
-
»«rvlcea
will
be
held
every
In
his
younger
years
old
Jim
*r;
advertising chairm an,
Eliza-
baritone.
Arise, Shins," chorus, great.-, m enace than the
rattle- eVenlnM except Monday; »Saturday.
could pull a plow or w alk a row beth Rohde; assistan t. K athleen
recitative, baritone,
"He
Mball "»“ *«•, For w hereas the
3.
«
hildrvn'a
church
with any of them and w as eager D augherty; costm ues. Fern Tracy:
Feed III» Flock, lad les’ trio Miss »’’a*«« *» found only In isolated
to earn his daily provender, which property m anager. Cecil Safley:
Kem. Mrs .Short, Mrs Rice.' reel l'*«‘ es. these poisonous spiders are
,,
tatlve
contralto.
lllessed
Art ¡««'»ding cities, la t e ly they have
.E
•,*“ 1 ‘ h ''n h ’
w as about all he asked for faith- usher chairm an. Lillian Gregory;
Thou," soprano solo, "How Beautl b ,r " found *n bedroom s and gar j liv
,A / l ? . J ' P aa,or Sun­
ful service, in later years he w as stage m anager, H om er Buker.
ful U|Hin the M ountains," qu art'I
“* w«-»l a s In furnace rooms. . .
' 9 ,4;„’| .r° , *,I’?0 ” • e rv ,ce '
retired on full rations, although
Many com m ents were m ade on
’»
« .
...
. ’
. .
U a sa ssa w sa l
— • fc. -
« . _____
a a ._ s _
_
**
« im O n
lO p lC ,
1 h<*
D ivine
he seem ed to regret not being able the professional appearance of the
Several .1 Mwwm»
deaths
their biles
and chorua.
Mr«.
Short
Mra *"»»»•«••
u from
v u i uivar
unr»
•. .
r e-»*. , .
----
.*—
Mrs
to do his part. R ecen tly the in- stage settin g which was the living
Arthur Rice. Arthui Rice, R A bavr •>•»" reported In the United
..
“‘i^ lce
;
Trask. "My Moul Doth M agnify
w |thln the past tw o years. ..„„Yata "The «4alv«tmn ‘“J*
firm ities of old age began to tell, room o f an old E nglish home,
the Lord," soprano solo; "Ming, O
W hile thc alleviation of man- b,, th '
i„, ,rm,°Hi«?f .lsri“ ’*•
both rear legs becam e paralyxed
The orchestra under the direc-
soprkno
su
fferin
g
can
not
be
m
ea
’.
,
,
r
'
"’••’“
"
“
“
»
‘e
lo
n
g
u
e.
and he w as helpless. A bullet end- tion o f M iss E sth er W icks gave
Heavens," chorus
and
chorus;
-
“
'
”d
In
d
o
lla
r,
and
cents,
the
new
T
h
i
X
a
^
V
i
i
'
Pr“
yer
m
**“
n*
’
ed
all
several
selection s betw een acts.
solo,
"Ad«-ste Fidelis,"
I S ____ s c "«’lum
rum
nittV
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Ed Bauder presented bouquets
scripture and prayer. Rev JKinee
m ay > ie..vn
prove ».I to I...
be worth »»«««way, , so.
oi
| . •
.
of carn ation s on behalf o f the
A Sm ith, offertory, organ solo; ‘huuaaiida of dollars to the agri-
< hur. I, of the N aaarene C V
r l r C I U C I l V I I I t class to M iss M argaret
Turner.
"The P lains of Bethlehem ," m e . cultural world alone V lneyardlsts Rryi,oll i>„gt„,
Su nd sv ’
1 •'
coach, and M iss Theresa Young,
to soprano solo; recitative
(a>, *"
Colorado, parts of Utah „ v , f o i,
„.ivU -e 1? aernmii
contralto, ib l, baritone, ic ) so- “ nd northern ( allfornla reported by |j „ v T ,
even in g -ervi,-.'
p r.n o ; "Glory to Ood." chorus;
I n .t a n c ..
w here entire T 30 C h r L m a s p r .^ rsm ^ b v Sun
recitative, baritone;
"peada
on 1 roP" of «rapes were unpicked dav « k o o l pravei ineetlne
W ed
Earth." ladles' chorus; ’H ear the >“ «
due lo the pickers’ re- “ eid a v 7 30
nreeltng. Wed-
A fire left in a stove t
d ren’s play shack at the
A ngels Ming.'' soprano solo; reclta- ‘ “ sal to work In vineyards Infest-
‘
• • •
F rank S afley home resulted in
tire, contralto;
Let Us N ow Go *’d by black widow spiders. In
P resbyterian Church
i „ ,, ,. . .
sleepy firem en being called to du­
Even Unto Bethlehem ." m ala qunr- “°">o regions throughout tho mid Sm ith P astor Sun.Ins’ school to
let. Messrs.
Schofield
Stew art. *<••« ‘«niato vines were badly in forotioon s.? rtc e io 30 a ,m«e«rn
ty early M onday m orning. The
O U sers of advertising space often ask
Arthur Rice. W illiam Gregory. R
«»<>_ W ith a protective so- ^ ¡ " b " glv.m preienU ng t’h T m 2
shack was destroyed but nearby
what rates elsew here are and why rates
buildings w ere saved.
A. Trask; recitative,
contralto; ru,l> available, pickers will no donna shenherds w ise* men and
for sm all circu lation s are com paratively
The Cottage Grove high school
llo ly Night," chorus and
solo; l°'>K'’r fear lo carry on their work m odern folks with then
w hite
higher than for larger circulations.
C hristm as Program at 1-ondon.
basketball quintet w ill m eet their
recitative, soprano; "O P raise tho
1 *>« "pldera Hre extrem ely tim id gift» that God's h o u s e m . v h .
U»rd." chorus
and like the rattlesn ake, they nev- {‘. eautlf.U
evening service V7 TO
London.
Dec.
18.
(Sp
ecial.)—A
firs<
league opponent F riday night
D N ew spaper association s have frequently
C hristm as program w ill be given on ,h ® I«*-“ 1 noor when the Leba-
"im plied cost inform ation upon which ad­
* * *
e.r "tlMch un less m olested But the C hristm as cantata directed I,v Mr«
by the London school in the He- n°" Berrypickers m ake their first
The C hristian church will have danger lies In persons unw ittingly Edna V Pearson vounc n.- io™
v ertisin g rates have to be based if new s­
bron hall at 8 o c lo c k Friday The appearance here In several years,
ns sperlal m usic nt the forenoon disturbing them Many have been m eetings il 30
'
’ *
papers are to continue to exist.
program w ill include an operetta Lebanon is reputed to have a
service the follow ing; "Joy to the bltlan unknow ingly grasping the
’
e • •
O That inform ation sh ow s that the larger
and C hristm as pageant.
strong team . They won their first
World."
congregation;
There spider In a clu ster of grapes or In
C om m unity Men’s Bible H a s ,
______________
gam e of the season by a score of
the circu lation the lower the cost of pro­
Dwell In Old Judea” (W illiam H. taking tom atoes from the vine the arm ory » 4 5
"The
Chris,
44-5. The locals have shown Im­
duction
per
1,000
of
circulation,
SII.K ( K EEK.
G rtggsl, choir; "Lo, How a Rose Many city dw ellers have been bit- Story" will bi' the lesson them e
provem ent since their tw o non-
E e r Bloom ing" I P rnelorlus), m ale *«n while asleep, the spider hav- victory penant raising 10 44 I o '
" i UVC»»18r» TheK1' !-’■ s “ ‘c l'Ife ia "v league gam es w ith Drain and fan s
O All recom m endations for m inim um rates
quartPt, "Olive's
Brow,"
com- '««k fallen from the cellin g to the Shaw, teacher
ily left D ecem ber 11 for Lincoln. are prom ised a real gam e
show that In C ottage Grove the newspapei
niunlon
hym n,
congregation; bed.
Cal., w here Mr S u tcliffe has em ­
advertising rate Is low
"While .shepherd» W atched Their
ploym ent.
B aptist Church, H enry W Davis,
F lock s” (R ogers), choir;
"Jesus
Mrs. Uin ph rey's M other Dies.
Mr. and
Mrs.
H ollingsw orth,
0 Based upon average cost of production
pastor. Sunday school, « 45; fore-
Culls Us," congregation. A Christ
who recently arrived from Minne­
over the country the rate In Cottage Grove
I THOLsiwr
: FCPe
Mrs A. J. McCord, m other o f noon service. 11, children o f the
m as pageant will he presented nt Mrs. C. K. Umphroy, died Tuesday Sunday school will present a
should be 30 cen ts the inch, while for half
sota,are occupying the J. A. Scott
10 DRIVÉ OUT
Ilia ' Veiling service by the young forenoon at the
fam ily home In C hristm as program . In the absence
of the circu lation given in Cottage Grove
house recently vacated by the Sut­
AMP U22S
people Of the church.
Bayard, la. Mrs. McCord had been ° t ‘ be pastor there
will be no
c liffe fam ily.
the rale recom m ended Is only 5 cen ts less
Word has been received from
*
111 for several years and Mra Uni even in g service.
/S mvway
I „
, ,T' J ' O ,r w111 Prt’arb Sun phrey spent tw o m onths with her
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. E stes, form er
O R ates charged here are as low as those
choc .1 i«fc.oon Uini 'be N azar,',)« this fall. Mrs, McCord, with her
C hristian S cien ce Society. Sun-
recom m ended as the low est that can he
residents,
that
their
youngest
i V L iT .n ' i.in ™n ° f
.u"1.*' huab"n«>. had visited In C ottage d«.v school. » 45; forenoon service,
charged for the sm allest circulations.
dau ghter E ffie will be m arried to
day school
will
present
their Grove a num ber of tim es
Sur- , l _ subject. "Is the Universe, tn-
W illiam B. G reene Decem ber 23 in
( h iistm aa program at 7:30.
vlvln g
are the
widower.
four eluding Mail. Evolved by Atom ic
Lom a Linda, Cal.
0 For the Inform ation of Its advertisers.
„4 m * » 0*
The N eighbors’ Friendship club
The Sentinel gives the rates recom m ended
daughters, a son and
several Force?"
lh e Lutheran Sunday
school grandchildren
• • •
m et at the hom e o f Mrs. Oscar
by the N ational Editorial association after
M,««0
class from the Thornton Corners
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l.uthcraii Church, at Adventist
W heeler Decem ber 6. Mrs. Mary
an exh au stive study o f costs of production.
dlHtilct, under the direction of
A d vsrtltsrs give the com m unltv church on west Main street W
They are ns follows:
Burcham will be hostess for the
I heir teacher. Mrs John B audui. a n » w ,M M r. P atron ise them .
Sylw ester, Roseburg Pastor, fore
next m eetin g Thursday o f this
5,41 circulation, 25c the colum n Inch
will give a ChrlstmaH program at
noon service. 11 Sunday school
w eek, when the annual C hristm as
tkk) circulation, 2«c the colum n inch
Lutheran
service Sunday
fore- , ha
Carolers;
"The
s i .o v
from Thornton Corners dlw
tree and exch ange of g ifts will be
7IX) circulation, 27c the colum n Inch.
noon a, the Seventh-D ay Advent c h r .s .m a s «‘a n d le . ’ Lll.h n ' h u ÎÎ' ,KC‘
“ ‘-h ,Is.m a s p r o
held.
nhuroh.
814) circulation, 28c the colum n Inch
•hurch.
..Th(> Orl<ln o f
•»« »U " , gram . Mrs. John Bander, director
A daughter w as born Saturday,
a • •
»,41 circulation, 29c the colum n Inch.
Decem ber 15, to Mr. and Mrs. G ar­
Floyd Thles; "It Came Upon the
wl11 h"
’ v¿ r'1"« »ervlee
The B aptist Sunday avhool
1.(44) circulation. 30c the colum n Inch.
land Kimball.
.. * ’»«>nlh (lav A dventist Orarci
pre»««nt tho follow ing program m 'T in g( ’ ,i , d . u n s " ’o , f a s “ „ , „ V
1. lût) circulation, 3 le the colum n Inch.
The district school w ill give a
the Sunday
forenoon
service; „ 1 ” ' q ,™
’
c i , «•" “ rk.“ i " Paul Iverson. P astor Services Sat
1.2,4) circulation, 33c the colum n Inch.
C hristm as program at 7 Saturday
Luther'a Cradle hymn, prim ary do
\.W
1‘IV n, /
ivfhr,Rlmi H am is, unlay. Sabbath school, 9:30, John
1,300 circulation, 33,- the colum n Inch
even in g in the school house.
1.400 circulation. 34c the colum n Inch
partm ent; recitation,
Roy
Wll
, h„ |U unary Gibson, su p erin ten d en t; preaching
The S. D. A. church school w ill
1 500 circulation, 35c the colum n Inch
hirst service, U . P astor R oss D ustin of
Hams; recitation, W ilma Moore;
give a C hristm as program at the
recitation, Rosem ary Thles; reclta i
Î , k
2. (441 circulation, 40c the colun, n Inch
"O. E ugene will speak th s first Snlur-
church
at 7 Sunday.
tion. Carolyn and Elma M agnes kLrX , s 7 , ï . v!et
an "
’ . the day o f each m onth; prayer m eet
2.500 circulation, 45c the colum n Inch
The Cedars school will give a
sen; duel; recitation, "Everyw here , , i ,„ i
1 y , ‘ ‘’ ‘
of the lng, 7:30, Tuesday.
3. (44) circulation, 48c the colum n Inch
Christm us program at 7 F riday
Christm as, Tonight,"
T o n ig h t.” I.ols
I.ols
Han "
*“ ‘Th'„,.w
K''"”
departm
ent. ,
3.500 circulation. 51c the colum n Inch
Han
"w ,,|'i ' a¿
p"^w ’en,
„
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even in g In the school house.
„ __ .__ .
sen; "Concerning Chr.s.m as," ....... v . , ? o X m Z ' i ^ « " “a bs^nce“ ' ^ Z
Th'e'
l,*m ’ Ph°" *
W esley Dunean Is able to get
» •» Thu... co,ildn t raal.t S unday’s
about
n
little
on
cru
tch
es
In
the
Sunshine.
Ills
old
knew
fe
ll better
lug, M adge Carllle; "Silent Night,” | pastor.
,n-sks. Chairs. The Sentinel
house
right away
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