The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 04, 1935, Image 1

A m rtropolllon p r i n t
nbop In a coming me­
tropolis Give K flrat
e t a « » The Menu nel.
» ••I I » it
U J I
(Eottaac 6 roue Sentine
MASTER NELSON
COUNTY WILL DECEIVE POS I HAS
A VISION
55/,500 0. & 0. FOND
Presbyterian Church Is to Observe
Eightieth Anniversary of Founding
APPROVAI. OE EDITORIAL
GIVEN BV KEM
Newspaper advertising
I« unobtrusive, but ef
fertlv e b e c a u s e wel-
< onird, attractive. clean
■ Ut.
SENI, . L ISTD GIVE
N. J Nelson had a virion, which
To the lld ltn r A fte r having read
I" perfectly proper for a
perron
your editorial, "Soaking the Rich."
bolding « pustmastershlp under a
I wlah to express m y moat hearty
dem ocratic
adm inistration N J.,
History I« Oben of Fimt Religious Body Organized Here
Lon« Overdue Claim Aguinat alwaya
approval o f the Name. I have been
quiet and unassuming. hud
quick to condemn when i believed In Campaign of Few Weeks
visions that the depression waa
Federal Fund 1« Cut to
over. He brought to T he Sentinel
T h e P rc .b y t.tia n church will Ob- buiM in« The deed provided that
I * ? ah ?
V
W orker. Have Opportuni­
00 P«r Cent
office a lim b of a Itoyal
Anna •*rv e ita rlKhtleth anniversary Hun the property waa to be uaed for <,U,Ck *" a('f' roya* »hen I «hink
cherry tree, on ala Inrhea of which day **» h two aperlal aervlcna and church and temperance
purposes yO-U a rf r *k b »
ty for Large Earnings
W hy." the * picnic dinner The dinner will be only, that violation of the provision
1 can ,n<*orae every word, line,
laine county w ill receive $57,568 there ware 40 cherries
_
__
postmaster
announced
w
ith
all
the
held
at
1
In
the
city
park
If
wealh
would
rauae
the
land
to
revert
to
a*
nt*
nce
and
paragraph
of
your
M from Ih r federal {). A C fund ae
Someone
w ill earn $390. someone
eo per cent payment of Its claim on •■ ••‘ »“ »’‘•e of a federal office hold-
conditions are favorable, other- the H aze lto n .
a,
** .W*th th * fx,a"*bl'‘ « c e p tlo n
.
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l h . 1933 1.« toll.
T. " H I gel enough cherries from
•" I «> O E hall. Robert
A two stury building waa erected. 'J Wha‘ you “ y aboUt Carnegie «»“
“« , . v to
The announcement was
hailed ,b a * ° * ,r »ra* •« I*8!' ,h r » •« *• on H w im i w ill tie toastm aster at a the upper floor being uaed for the . * " i“ y f V* llh,ad *h* r,Aht Idea. a< a rPauo , . , hi., w org
—a *
w ith Joy by county officials, who ,h *
,h l" >Tar-" • ’»* when any
follow
Good Tem plars and the lower floor r u ’ daraZ ^
U serlptlon »ales campaign announc
bad almost lost hope of collecting
r
r " enough to pay tuxea
The forenoon service w ill tie aa for religious services W h ile
the * .
rstand rig htly his operations.
, , h„ C n t u L r r r v . *o.r,
the long overdue V n d
c n te a tr S
depression can easily
follow .
P resbyterian. were «hr o ne. who
1 * * nl U n e ^ All who 2 2 e X r t ^ 1 ^
be over
Processional by choir.
helped erect the building. It was
add th * ‘ you have W - x i •">
" bo take p art w ill to
fund.
But aits» M rs. Nelson had picked
Poaotogy. Invocation, L o r d a later used by tw o other dom lna ,
w lth re* ard »“ » M in g '
commission « " d
We are very delighted to get It,"
tlona The Presbyterians held th e ir
* '.? h . h*‘! ,e r ,k “ n 1 cou,d do *» c , m m i ' . . i , r . , » -« „ ,
a
Judge F red Risk declared "The the rh e rile s the receipts therefrom P»»y»r
H ym n. Glorious Things of T h re services twice a month and
the
An<1 yon know when I ad-
. —. J - . . , - , ,
H °n
fact that our claim
waa finally were only M i ll , so the depression
I . on again
Are Spoken
Christ to n . and M rthodtots
alter-
y” u
d
° 8 th ln « **»«< r £ > „ ,To to
h
recognised would Indicate we w ill
than I can, there Is something to It. "’O'18 of • " cents on each new suh-
Mcriptura l***o n.
nated un the other Sundays.
eventually get the full amount."
I note w ith much
satisfaction *criptlon w ill he paid a t the tim e
Anthem.
H i* C h an y e l*** Love."
Reverend W illia m V. McGee wa»
T he county placed a claim for
Prayer. Rev W V. McGee, form t h . first regularly Installed pastor ‘ h* ‘ ,ha » " • « * • « « *• reaching out ,t bey 8” sold. In addition to the
$95.981.55, hut the interim d ep art­
In the rig h t direction along the Jlb* r a l commissions, a ttra c tiv e cash
er pastor.
m ent deduct«! $220 29 on alleged
^ « hk i m nKco’negerh ,n *■ U -to n o n ’ U“ a °<
* " d - b«“ ‘d" h a w
each week.
ihould
Anthem , "O ur Lord Victorious."
discrepancies
"However. In ac­
T e n n . a rrivin g on July 25 IRRA ,he h” rty
» I-P
™ » * ° f the
»he m
masses.
B *«y houeewlves. school t e ^ h -
.
.
.
a
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m. ”O Loving Father."
cordance with the com ptroller gen
history of the church. M rs Reverend C. A. Wooley, "bishop" Inasm uch as I advocated and vot- i r *’ or K’rls who are home from
s t a r , decision of Meptemlier R
o f Oregon, accompanied the young *
,Or P»»c‘ ' « ' ' y »*«
thin g £ £ ? ' • , * £ “ « • J “ * » ' " th * w ork ° *
Sm ith.
193.1 the claim has been certified
40
get ,he
the same satis- local clubs and com m unity
preacher to h l. field of labor
1° years ago, I 1 Krt
7 organ-
Holo. M ern s id England.
to the secretary o f treasury for
W a r la not mentioned and no onr
tin February 10 1R»” the Pres- ,act,on »h«» everyone experiences »“ «‘ons, w ill find in the w ork of
.
.
.
M«
»J»«?
by
th
r
pastor,
A
O
lort-
payment In the sum of $57,568 93. h ear* alxiut any depression unlraa ous ch u rch ”
d e n a n . moTed ' , n « r , h . U
r ,Z
? - *" ab‘-
’ “ *<d
“PP»«“» « *
b y t t r l a n s ___________ ______ ______
Which Is «0 per cent of the amount h, a. g . ahou, „ w rl, „ D ,
they have been looking for to earn
Holo, "God Illese This
Hous
< hurch at the corner of Seventh
of Kugem- from Helsingfors
I f the tim e ever comes w hen aome extra money,
M rs 13dns Pearson.
street and Adams avenue, where It
I o . I previous paym ent, received |and w h rr. h r h „ , a rn v rd ,
everyone pays tax in proportion to
The work of enrolling home per-
At
the
«
vcnlng
•«
rvh
«
•
pastors
of
yet
stands
Pastor
McGee
was
from the fund were l o o n i e r y , -,rty
,„ pdtcal mrI1 a „ Pr
his a b ility to pay. we shall have a aona 88 subscribers to a home pa-
11*34. and October 1«. |wR3 {>„ u .th
Ih , British Is le . N o rw ay I'm - ' a r '" '“ churches of the city w ill largely the Inspiration
In
this
1 " perfect tax system. I f th a t means Per wil1 h« easy and pleasant.
occasions . hecks were for I47.O3I
¡. .. . . .
Th‘,.. w rr, . , , ,
b rl’1,! «»*
and form er mem w ork, although he left before it
soaking the rich, then It Is high
Everyone in the com m unity w ill
»2. The two paid in full the c te lm . ,
,„ r
, hr
(ll<h,
’ o,n
* '» h » ” " ’"'J’' ' * ? T he “ - ‘ hod..« pe<e tim e the rich were being soaked
closely follow the progress of the
f„r the 1M2 roll I he d a m . for W h , „ wt,„ P„ n r „ g , abuu, lhp d^
” F .F . " “
P*a ^ u* b‘ .tha f o r a * y property of
contest for the $300 and $200 cash
O M KEM
warded by the county on the 1934 preaslon. renldenta will adm it that ualng h ym n* that long have been the Preabyterlan* and have since
guarantee», everyone w ill take an
popular
In
the
church.
added
to
the
original
structure
tai
atructure
roll, not yet approved In Washing theie haa been «»nr for about three
interest in the fortune» of popular
• • •
Id.« « U B i V«ar Ch
ton. la for P9I.M41 70.
contenders. T h i* w ill
m ake
the
year*, but nothing like the one in
The
organisation
th
a
t
I*
now
the
Rev.
J.
C
Tem
plet
In m aking out tho 193A hudge^ the United Statea The Scandinavi­
w ork fa r d iffe re n t and more w orth ­
th r tioard a n tltlp a lrd
that the an countrlea have been found fl Presbyterian church had It* Incep esting to note that
while than selling under norm al
tlon on the flrat Sunday In July, year he waa to recejve $25 a month
county aouhl receive IS0/KV) from naoclnlly Bound
condition*.
which waa the .-« venth day of and M r* Sarah Cochran, one of the
the O. A C. fund, o f which flft.OOO
The commission* and cash bon­
p r I>alr re p o rt* a large amount
wan
to
wit» a llo ttrd to m arket road up­ of building In a ll cltlea In the the month. The flrat Sunday of hardy, devoted pioneer»
uses alone are well w orth w orking
*
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keep and flA.UOO to bridge m ain ­ Scandinavian countrlea. and build* July thl year la alao the »«venth give him hoard free for one year.
for. But to create a spirit o f real
,
...
, a.
° t the month, ao that the cele-
W hen M r Tem pleton came there P ris o n e rs Spend Hours Futile-
tenance W hen am ount■ due arhool
com petition, the tw o cash guaran ­
iiiNtrict» and
and other
agencies
are n4!"
ii
i ° braUon
b* ° n
exact date were three elder» on the hoard who
dlatricta
oth
tee* are offered the tw o who m ake
•
the • W
height
of much
thoae in ° ' J . h'
k . anniv. —
-« s
_ a «
ly Digging Through Floor
paid . the county's sham
w ill be not a tta in r).
, havp
• » n‘ * « ~ r y .
a , pioneer c itiz e n , and-
t.lw a rt
the best sales records.
Following la a copy of th * docu Christiana helped in the w ork of
tine thl ng le»» than $».<KK>, Fisk learn." D r Dale writes.
This is not a prise contest. A t the
In civic
to Hard Rock Below.
ment signed by those hardy pio-
P**<or They were W hit Gowdy.
•aid
end o f the campaign the tw o lead­
government, care of our sick, poor
7 ^ ’ nee:a and God-fearing men rind H. C. Veatch. farnllarly know n aa
$20»
and aged. O n * jwraon only
Four prisoners in the Lane coun- ers are not paid $300 and
*
women who
years ago felt the “Vncle Burn.” and Robert D illa rd
Ituhen I>. T in k e r IWea.
naked for alma In all the cities w *
None of theae 1» now living, but <>’
attem pted to break Satur-
need
of
a
permanent
religious
body
Hultcn I ) T ucker. K5. died Satut have visited."
and organised the first church of
d o w d y ’s widow is still a mem-
evenirUC and were locked up in .
. .
a . €*.rn
day a t Creswell nt the home of a
any kind in this sM tton of Oregon. b*»' of ,h * church. D u rin z the first P * * J '* * ! 1 cell!*' T ha fo“ r ' 2 u arte r* d w hat they have ^ k e l d v received
daughter. M r*. Ida Jackson, as the
an organization which lives today veer of M r. Tem pleton's m inistry n he U ' Be c« rrid ° r *" »he north- dur(
th * ra m [)a ,
result of Injuries
auffrr««d two
in the present H re.b y te n a n church »he church was completed and fu r- 881 J-0™**» of “ J*
lower
floor,
y
llm lted^num ber of work
weeks Itefnre when he wa« struck
Tb. u n d e,..sued prufesNinz the - - » ’ •••' - ' d
dedicated
free
t L ^
T X r'
nV an automobile while crossing
religion of Jesus C hrist, belnx as d' h».” no mesh
accomplishment
nf d,« k ‘ nK »u* through the , <t(d tn , a k ,
1
w ill have to
th * highway at W a lk e r Funeral
sembled In the school house near »h e n one considers the scarcity of K™}Jnd » h e n officers caught »hem.
touch with The S e n t i n e l
services were held at the chapel
John C u r r in . the first Sabbath In money ,n «hose days The dedlce- , The quartet Included F re n k T il-
,n ,ouch with
Sentinel at
here Tu«-s«lay afternoon, w ith Rev
ere conducted bv »otRon and W a lte r M abrey, both of
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July.
1R5S,
In
Ijin
e
county.
Oregon,
»ory
services
X A rry Nect o f Springfield o fficial
Merced.
A chengt In date of T h r Hentl In the I und. of tin- Oregon pres- Rev. < A Wooley.
, CrF' ' ' Cal..
'
serv»nk tim e foi r y . » • » ■ p ii l y v i 4 V’C AC—n r x v
I ng. Interm ent was in the A F A
I, I , ,,f Intoraot to note that -•'»• “ »»OK musical instrum ents at the
A C . I L U t l . A 1 N A C 1 ION
A M 1 <> O F cemetery hei«-.
ON DA RT GAME
Mr T u c k ’-r w«» horn September ha> hern found neces.nry hr. „ u - believing the doctrines and gov- ni-m her» have been received from university; Ohla W ray of Mobile.
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10, IM49. in Geneaae county, M ichl the date set conflicts w ith the date e m in e n t, of the said church are almost every M ate In the union ~ 8 • ln for larceny, and Joseph A.
Junction C ity, arrested
The city council Is still w restling
gnn, and waa a fa rm e r his entire of the annual convention o f the based upon and in accordance w ith M any of the letter« are yellow w ith
which »hr word of God and beliiK w lllln z
»’“ » »•‘‘•»HV »« the fidelity o f the on’>' Saturday for forgery.
w jt h the dart game problem and
life He m arried M ary M ih»w In state editorial association
T he »o support the gospel as God may
pioneer who. when he left his
George (.anadav. deputy s h e riff
action upon request fo r a license
M ichigan In 1171. had hern a t e a l the editor wishes to attend
week bless and prosper u«, we agree to hom er did not leave his church
*,n
»*»-' 8t *h<- Jail at the time. t o conduct such a game was again
ent of Oregon 80 years and of the date haa been advanced one
Cottage O m ve com m unity 3« years *» »h* » 'e n ln g o f Saturday.
July associate together as a church to
On January 3. 190«. the Cum ber- heard a disturbance about 6 p. m postponed at M onday night's meet-
H . was a mem ber of the I. O O F »
b" ‘ ailed The Coast Fork Congre- l«»d Presbyterian church trans- 8 " d '>“ « » « « S h v i f f S w .t t s The ing.
Paige
M erchants p articip atin g
report gatlon of the Cumberland Preshy ferred Its property to the Presbv-
Kers looked tnrough the
A petition of H ill A K in g fo r a
Surviving are six children M t» »»>*« Interest Is growing keener In »«Han Church and ask the said '» rln n church and aa such It exists IM‘*T hole and observed w hat was perm it to handle class B beverages
going on.
Pltimu H ann a. Eugene,
C lifford »hese novel auctions at which only presbytery to take us under Its »° »his day.
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. . W8S 8 PPV°ved.
The pulpit now in use in the
^he men were using a small, old
contract was let to E rv in H a n -
T ucker. Jesse W . Tucker, Reeds- Auction Rucks given by the mer care
A
group
held
»ervlce»
before
the
Presbyterian
church
was
built
rlra
"hovel,
tw
o
sticks
o
f
oak
wood.
ge n for 60 cords of wood at J1.50
port. Mrs. Id a Jackwin. Floyd A chant» may be tu rd In buying mer
The chief o f police was Instru ct-
T u rk e r, Creawell; M r*. Inez Mon- chandl»e and service orders con date of the form al organization of from a C alifo rn ia redwood box in and s° " ’ ® condu>» P‘P* which they
the church and this group formed which P r. Oglesby had
shipped l’'ad obtained by dism antling some ed to havp prOpe rty owners remove
tleth. Haglnaw; 17 grandchildren IH h uted by Sentinel advertiser»
the
nucleus
for the organized household goods from C alifo rn ia to of »he ligh tin g equipm ent in the weeds th a t hang over sidewalks
an4 flv r
Krandchlldran.
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church and were the Inspiration eastern Oregon In 1SR7 and fro m ro ° m - Since the ground beneath the and , he recorder was instructed to
Mrs O re ille lieu« h D lrs
Fossil to Cottage Grove In JRS9. In Boor 1" nothing hut hard rock, the have weeds lemoved
K l* I I K \ I I O M I * ' I O b ' l \ | )
1 unem l services wsr» held here
**• h« ing.
fro m
city
fluuday afternoon for Mr» O rville
The following were listed as 1R»2 the box was turned Into the ,w o «»fleers decided to let
the property.
a«n*‘ , r8 u laboriously
N IO I I IK K
Beach, who died June 27 nt Kelso. charter member» W illia m Oglesby, high position of being a pulpit In Pr>
«a—.
a ..
... dig . . on.
.
.
Tbe chief of police reported 20
k " h
officers d<- a r r „ t , during , hp flrst
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W ash. Rev E K Coultei o ffic ia l- E B “ «V- H- C- Veatch, M ary Oglss- »h* church In which
its owner c id e ^ ro ,
When Horace Conner and
two ed M rs Bench'» maiden name was b>'- J a “ c Huoy,
Pessen H ryanl. Pl«V*d so Im p ....................
ortan t a part.
Me A * r
R? " e ar : " ? URh of “ ** year' w -th fines to ta lin g 397
W . V.
V. McGee,
McGee, first
first pastor
pastor __
o f ....
the M r Canaday fired
a
shot-gun
«on. n n lv e d at Grant» Pn»s
Hun E lo ra M ay H u ff and she was born 8"n>u»l P llla rd . Elizabeth D illa rd ,
day a fte r a visit here they found January 27. 1910. a, C re.w e ll, her John Curren,
M argaret Curren. church, is again a resident here » *
• 8 im l,»K “ » ’ he »'8 " 8evcr»l
Townsendltea Hold picnic
Mr». Conner dead In tod. Cau»e o f pa. nts b-n.g Mi and Mr» J C. W illia m
W
Oglesby. M ary
P. ""<> « rtlv e In the a ffa irs of the »* *» a »»ve ’ he men s heads^ The
Tf)e Jocal Towngpnd c, ub
sored a picnic held the F o u rth in
death was not «lated In word » n il H u ff She le m o v id In 1915 w ith her »’Klesby. l.e ltltln Cochran. George church lie Is.th e only one of plo- , ,
J " * er
1<nr.W:, . ‘ O he l,v,n>; iti^sFecI " ° 1” bJec“ ° n to be' ng placed the city park and attended
by
a„ Small. Elizabeth H Kelly, J
here, hut Mrs. Conner had been In parents to D u fu r, where ah. w
—_
poor health for some time.
m arried Pecemher 25. 192«
Vanderwest. John Cochran. M ary “ ev- Tem pleton died last year,
fam ilies of members and friends.
T h r Conners lived here many
Surviving are a son D uane; the H w ift, M a rth a
Anderson,
Grace
~
I» \ , \ v
x* it
IV 1 I7 W
Rev' t-ccenstone of Silverton and
RAINS IX) N O l INJLRE Ju.,Re j. j JeffrtP8 of
year» before moving to G iiin la Pass mother. Mr». W in nie H u ff o f P u Vanderwest. Sarah Ann
Bryant.
,,
sevaial years ago M r» Conner was fur. and four brother». Albert «if B l'W h e th Bnsley.
r a Boa*' lT Snyder died Satur,
(.'MERRY CROPS
w erc »« be speakers, but T he Sen-
a daughter of the late Irv in Petrie D u fu r. H a rvey of
Hood
R iver,
N «» o,le o f th « charter members
•' 1 n,,r home 4 y miles west of
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tlnel was printed Wednesday so
Lornnc.
She
was
the
w
ife
o
f
Thos
Is now living.
and wus born near Ix>ran* A p ril F ra n k and O tn s r o f Portland.
n v .le r
u h ..
h ^ .r .
a
h'*1* if nny cherries were cracked »h a» 8 report of th e ir addresses can
W S ?
, d ni,mds" mu, rniFrle“ Oc
F ™ ’
a"d
R‘' e1'
Tw o
fully
ordained
ministers 1875.8
M i IBM
PI ' i * nr«* nix t hlldren.
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The funeral was held nt G rants LANE DEB I S ARE DOWN present at the organization of the
.W " ’ ” l " . ? “ ne C°,Unty
church have left th eir m urk upon
_ r , S' 1925 at Carson City. Ney
Pa*« and a num ber o f
relative*
She is survived by her husband. F? i a r *’ S,i,fht' a;™ rd in g to J. O.
I* XX' txwr
OVER $KN).OOO
J Ô X CK •
tho religious life of Oregon. They two sons. H a rry and John U lre v n ^ t e
from here attended.
?.
Re" e
““
eeawosocM. ¡? ea « « . ’
u-M r T O U W !
were J. Gillespie and Samui l P ll- of Vallejo. Cal.; a brother. James °
im ae*M ic WRVAM •
‘.T T !
u.
> < v AIUT PLAVOJ
( I JUST KMOW I A M C
iq )|? I I A V I X |>|| ( y r M A L I , '« .
laine -o im ly I« In better flnnnetnl lard
Qawfins uow ^_____
W illia m Oglesby and Laban Buoy
h_'an*'¡.’i™ ' / ‘ a '
*'? show ers'and no suniihlno im m ^ l-
Ä condition right now than It ha»
jf
/¿ÄAV»
T
V
sisters
In
the
east.
I <>R( ED LAN DI N(i
She had lived a U )y a fte rw a rd (h e r„ (g
or n()
hern in several years past, accord w eie electwl as elders of the baby
\
( m é S' ajtaä s#ö*crrn • tm
Ing to a atatsm ent Issued by Coun- church, while H. C, Veatch was ,n ,h l" v ,rln ,t>' »«« five years, hnv- dnnjn„ . , th e h p r r t p ,
\
OAV AZB i u v * A
ROOT
r-
. . . I...I.
u . - . j . . ..
. . .
.
..
nv c
om e h
e r . . t fro
r „ „ m , Vallejo
V o ll.,1 .. F u n ­ “ « o i a g i i l l im cnerries. but If the
Ing
come
here
/
1 A V T T AAX> A
WOLT )
On account o f a burnt out hear- ty Judge Fred Fisk. The am ount of chosen as ruling elder,
la iu fa ll is prolongt*d and heavy
eral
services
w
ill
be
held
at
V
a
lle
­
lug that caused hl ml pressure lo outstanding w a rra n ts Is more thnn
A school house at w hat 1s now
there Is always harm to the crop.
go down, Chester M cC arty. Port- $109,OOH less than It was a t this laith a in waa used for some tim e ns jo. to which point the body is be­
It was stated. W hen the cherries
land attorney, piloting his
own lim e last year and tux collections the place to hold services, which ing shipped.
become wet from the rain and the
plane on III« way home from Port are b elter than a year ago. The were held once a month,
sun comes out before they are dry
Golfers W in Triiea.
land, was compelled yesterday nt- amount qf
obligation» due
the
Services w ere held at
various
crack and then they
Zim - they always
ternoon
to m ake " a forced landing
If paid,
would
all poinis
points tor
fo r a num ner
ber 01
of years until ... E. ... R. . . Lem
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e . i i o i o g » county,
. . u n . y , 11
p iu u , w
o iiio
p pay
ay o o n ff till
. . , ley
- - and
- - W illia m
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m a rk p,ahle
in a field of oat» n »hort dlstnnc»* outstanding w a rra n t* and «11 out the need for n perm anent home ¡7er?V, . ! V 1 f ° r top, p * ce ,n
the
M r Holt
tha
rk.~$a.
xf
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local handicap
” OK 8a,a ’ that
na about 80 per
north s.»
of D
rain . No
dtinuige
wn* standing bond» and . interest which caused the w orker» to lay plan* for firs t flig h t of a
tournam ent held Sunday nt
the cenl of ,he comn' erclal varieties of
done the plane, repair» were ;e amount to over $900.000, the judge s a building in the village of Cottage
golf course Each had ’3 net 36. che»','lea ln I-«»»« county have been
calved from Portland today and the statement »ay*.
Grove.
In the serond flig h t G ottfried G rab- P,ck,'d
trip completed. He
w a* ac< «>m
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in 1871 the church w a * re*pon-
paiiled from here by Lawrence and
< oa« h lla g k y I * In ju n x l
*ib l* for the organization
of a er won first place w ith a net 36
and C arl K in g second with a net K*‘y M *- Grov«>a Is T ransferred
M I hn Hernndlne W l**e .
Coach () .M
Bagley, who
1» lodge of Good Tem plar». D. C. Un-
38.
Rev. M. A. Groves, pastor of the
" ^ 7 7 ,7 ,
»pending
hit» sum m er vacation derwood and N. M a rtin were prom
A 29-man team w ill Journey to Methodist church for several years,
Nchodule ( hanged
looking a fte r the golf course, came Inent tem perance w o rk e r* a» well
Roseburg Sunday M arshfield prob- was »CRhaferpcd. at annual confer-
A reduction In the tim e of South near being *e rio u *ly Injured Mon
‘ h’
ern Pacific northbound pa»*enfer day forenoon when the right leg of men
w.a.s »MV g»«TV. v«iU 2 ^ ’ ,n b-
Portland. Rev. C. J. H a ll
330, opsratlng from
Ashland
to his truussrs became entangled w ith .Samuel P llla rd of the Cumberland Sunda)’
was transferred here fro m Sllver-
Portland, became effective Monday, tho shaft o f a gasoline pump. The Preabyterlan church and on May
n irth s O utnum ber Deaths.
»on.
The tra in now leaves here at 2:10, {leg o f tho trousers was ripped o ff 24, 1873, the
church
and
the
T here were seven births nnd tw o
A farew ell reception fo r Rev.
Iw snty minute» later than before, elenr to the hip nnd Bngley was l'h ,« B ,n F .".’’n |r‘Fhnr <l fr<>r
R a” , dea’ ha ln Cottage Grove d uring “ »>d M rs. Groves w ill be held at
but w ill a rriv e In Portland at 7:55. throw n against the engine, several
I. a e - w m
f
a
? ” ,ne »ccordlng lo the report of A « = » F rid a y evening In the church.
the same tim e aa before. Thero hits atltchea being required to cloae the
J? , i l " ln« " t. 7 eai ? h f re FF"?i?8 W K ln ,c. city health officer.
Rev Groves w ill («reach his fare-
Jim H ill thinka he's entitled to
been no change
In
southbound wound. The rig h t leg was
also p art of the M ethodist church, the W . K lm e, city health officer.
well
sermon Sunday and the fam ily all the tim e he wants Just because
schedules.
somewhat bruised.
Awbrey building and the I. O. O. F
W antada S tric tly Caah.
w ill move to Portland Tuesday.
he's tournam ent captain.
NOI SUBJECTS EUROPE 7 £ ' :
HF“
COUNTY JÄIL BREAK
EOILEO BY DEPUTIES
DATE OF FREE AUCTION
CHANGED TO JULY 20
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