The Cottage Grove sentinel., January 02, 1936, Image 1

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U M T M i K O RO VT. LAME (X H IN T Ï, OM»XM>N. T l f l K S l H i , J A M A K Ï t , IKK
Nl.W R K K
SU
Lumber Files Are Usual
y ; l/s P 0“ '1 Take Farm Conference Townsendites to Lai.* finances
Shutdown
Full as ’35 Ends
January 14,15 Pol/ Cömmuni‘y In U J Shape
M ill, of till, section arr not Ink
Ink Ihr uaual holiday »hut dow n. Of
Ihr lu iger m ill. Ihr W. A Woodard B u x in e n g lik e A t t e m p t to Bfc
Lumber com pany w as dow n
for M
C hristm as day only. J II. Churn W*MIe to Decide Future c l
The attitude o f th e C o t t a g e
Grove »-community t o w a r d
the
Townsend plan as em bodied in th«- Warrant Indebtedness Is
flrkt
M cOroarty bill in congress ks to be D ,
libri
learned through a poll to be con- tte d u c e d D u r in g Y e a r ; T a x
w»ua|
!*’" * *": T r' £"*" thr** '“**'* C ou n ty. Agriculture *
■Iurt«i by Ih. local T ow n -en d club. Delinquency la Hi«h.
t h r li o h r r u la L u m b e r c o m p a n y w a s
A booth will be established in
dow n tw o days aixl the C ottage
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•orne businews house on Main street,
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AN ODDITY Is found In the
Grove Lum ber com (Many wa* d o w n
“Just whul ts i county farm out ballots will be furnished and every­
Kratt lr, Drc. 26. An active na fot C hristm as «lay only.
1U3A state l»ar certifica te o f three
B>
Fred
Fink,
Lane County Judge.
look conference. a n yw ay?’’
one will he requested to vote re-
O regon City attorney».
Will
1«. I Iona I m ark at with price a *t runic
All the m ills reports satisfactory
The year 1935 found Lane coun­
This q u e s t i o n
Is frequent gar die«« of w hether for or against ty In a sound and healthy flnanclai
Mulvey has certificate No. 1. Wll or advan cin g brought an end of order flics, an unusual condition
Mam llam m on d has No 111 and the year boom Io the lum ber Indus­ for th is season. Indicating the rea ly heard In cou n ties where the ag the MrGroarty bill. Voting will condition and la about to dep an
rlcultural e c o n o m i c confererw er
J,tn
ttr‘d tw< large th e r m o leavin g u» in like condition. Lam
Alden K Miller has N o 1111 T h is try of W ashington and O regon, the son for continuous operation.
were not held by the state college ,net«r» will Indicate the vote for county is on a near cash ham«
W rit C om at Lumber rnen'a a Maori a
seem s to be one on som eone
nd again st. Voting will continue
.
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exten sion *ervi<'«* 10 year* ago. and
lion w eekly report art forth today.
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O utstan ding warrant« January 1
it Is also asked by m any new com ­ until everyone o f voting age ha
"The year la com in g to a close
1935,
am
ounted
to
3123.814.97
while
AMTHUNOMKIUI MAY there with buying running ahead of
er» in co u n ties where they were had an opportunity to cast hj.x bai-
ou tstan d in g worranta a« o f Janu­
never was a atar of Het hie hem and
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held, sa y s O. M. Fletcher, county lot.
production and Inventoriea
low.**
ary 1. 1936. am ounted to $35571.92
that, had there been, the three wise
T ow n send ltes claim that 75 per
agent of Lane county.
the association *ald It* sum m ary
A« an o ffse t to these outstanding
men could not have charted their
of re|io4te from 201 down and op*
I he 101 farm er* in this county cent of voting persons are signers
course by that or any other star.
w arrants the county has delin­
crating mill* showed.
w ho have been working for som e of the Tow nsend petition.
There Is alsiut as m uch reason to
quent and unpaid taxes ow in g to it
N ew bualneaa during the week
weejts on com m ittees In prepara
believe the astronom er* as to be
am oun tin g to over $2500500 About
ending Dec 21 totaled 116.000.000 Portland Man Trie« to Win
turn for the con ference to he held
lleve those who declare there la no
50 per cent o f this delinquency be­
Ixaar^ feet, second largest w eekly
January 14 and 15 are w ell aw are
Manta t ’lau*
longs to the county, the remainder
volum e in orders during the year. by Squirtini Water Into
by th is tim e o f what the co n fer­
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to c ities and school«.
ence Is and what It m ay be e x p e ct­
wm
(h r
w .r k
,,t
a u k u . i Eye, oj Opponent
IT IS NO MOKE difficu lt to 34. with 117.000,000
The tax roll» for the year 193.".
rr
ed to do. explain* Mr. Fletcher.
believe that the astronom em are
a m o u n te d to $1.863.480.96 while tax
The
asa<M*iatlon
baa
no
record
of
"There
Is
nothing
m
ysterious
m istaken than It Is to believe that
collection»
have
am ounted to
confer-
Fred i M arine) Jacobs. C ottage about this farm outlook
the Saviour died, aroee from the a "similar egtraordlnary buying
$1.166.04955. leavin g unpajd $697
spurt
just
bef«*re
("hrlstrnaa
when
•
n
..
»aid
the
county
..«
m
t.
it
Four
Participants
in
Accident
Grove,
wna
an
easy
w
inner
In
a
dea<! and ascended Into heaven,
43141 or 37 per cen t delinquent
both selling and product lot
“ rr grudge m atch betw een him and Al Is just u bu sinesslike attem p t on
M clenllsts could easily prove that
Delinquent tax collections am ount
usually
slow
ing
for
the
holiday*
the
part
of
the
farm
ers
in
each
W
e
r
e
Riding
in
Single
ltoasherg.
P
ortland,
in
the
Amerl
tm|M»«slhlr also.
trig to $491,956 44 have been made
t nflllrd orders at 429.302.000 feet can le g io n a card Friday. J a c o b . c o u n ,y- *«'«’ »** h d p o f the agri r, , . o
„
• • •
during 1935 These added to the
Small Coupe
, j n iln u I,.,. cult ute In a county and from theae
AN KLRCTRICAL device has r««ch «l Ihr high est sreu u iu lstlo n , IKlk , h„ flr>, fll„
collection s m ade on th e current
f th* year last w
fa
c
ts
to
deride
as
near
a
s
possible
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M
t
ock
s
arc
When
the
tw
o
cam
e
tiack
to
the
been put into u*e that m easures
roll have m ade a 93.12 pet cent
lti.M per cent below
lost
year s mat Kosaberg squirted w ater Into w hat Is the m ost profitable pro­
m etric verse as it Is read That is leva!
gram to follow In the future
Several were Injured In an auto- l « y t w n t on the 1935 budget. R eal
Jacobs eye* and then threw him
a l| right so far a* It goes, but what
• F arm ing Is now a com bination m ob,lr cr‘“ h Thursday even in g at W n« «hat m any cannot pay their
"The unusual unfilled files and before Jacobs was able to regain
we really need Is a device to ellm l
using
k»w Inventories, com pared w ith the hl* vision. Jncobs cam e back of individual and collective action the ,n U r "M t,ljn ° f east M ain and taxes the county court Is
nate verse that Is not worth read
every endeavor possible to keep ex
dem and, com birre to
m ake
the strong to lak e the deciding foil and It has been proved repeatedly T w e ,i,h »‘ reet.
log T h efr Is a wide field for such
The injured are Mr. and
Mrs. penditures to the m inim um
in
position of the Industry stronger aslly in four m inutes In a prevf that individual farm ers prosper
a device.
In relation to It. iim rk.l» than al uu, mMtch for whlrh
liest where there 1» e ffective com ­ Fred Frost, who were in one car, other words, we are living withir.
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any Umc in 1935.” the report set refer«* he htwl been kicked in one m un ity action A strik in g exam ple and S J. D ethune and Jean Stub- our incom e.
A B B R E V IA T IO N o f Chrftt* fort K.
ath btefteW. who w ,,b ,w o others. Roy
D uring 1935 Lane county receiv
Jacobs, who w as a pnrtlcL of this is the case o f K lam
m as Is attack ed by lh»rtlaud Spec
ago a V*»»»
<« J Joan
°« n Scheufele.
ere rid
rid- ed ‘ from O.
D avis “ and
Scheufelc. w
were
“ A C. funds $57588.93. of
The «xport trade, due to hlghrr H in t1 l n " m - of "the m atch .’» and ° ° u n ,y- **»•»* « « »
tator. and with som e Justice. Al
<txts and B ritish em pire preferen ­ the m atch Friday w as to se tt’.e that consideration o f the facts revealed lng n the one *<‘at o f a sm all which M1JS2L33 went to count}
though the abbreviated
form Is
tial tariffs, su ffered a loan o f 5.600.- score and others of longer stan d ­ that there w as real opportunity for COUJ*‘
funds. Of th is am ount $15.000
U*ed more often than the full word.
Mrs. Frost w as bruised on the applied on sta te taxes and $26 000
(MM) from a previous U.stWl.iMM) feet. ing.
grow ers to expand potato prnduc
The Sen tin el has at varkm s time«
The im * i gain In all m arket* for the
in the other m ain even t T iger Joe tlon on a county-w ide basis. A few neck and hack. Mr. F rost w as In- was set aside for the fire proof
objected to representing <*hrlat
week, how ever, w as 14.000.000 feet, Marsh. San F rancisco, won over grow ers m aking such a decision JUr’'<l on tbe left **b ‘>“ '«!er and vault addition to the court hou:
with a ertkes and tru sts the S p ec ta ­
or 14 per cent.
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Sm alllnskl.
D enver. Marsh “ ,<,ne would have had little suc- side. Mr B ethune su ffered a gash and the O akridge overhead cross
tor w ill have m ore in fluence with
Production for the
week
was look the first fall In 17 m inutes. ' “ *• bu’ w he" ,h * «'“ unty a s a on the forehead and M iss Stubhjc- m g
those who write it * Xmaa'' than
field su ffered variou s bruises.
1O7JI77JU.1 f « t m TOO««. 1. ,» t h .n
The Sen tin el hac had
D uring 1935 Lane county expend­
ond fall in tu . whole m ade the m ove it m eant the
The tw o cars were travelin g to-
the preceding week The l ’»35 w eek ­ m inute* «nd Marsh the deciding creation o f an Industry worth m il­
• as
v-ards the city, w ith the Frost car ed $186.232.06 on roads and bridges
lions o f dollars annually.
ly average Is 77.023.400. com pared fall In 11 m inutes.
in the lead. Mr Frost stated that
‘b l“ a "‘o “ n« » » TW.32 w as spent
A SALEM WOMANM sn eefe w ith MAX’ 177 In 1934
"Other cou n ties in Oregon have
The 3 0 m inute prelim inary be­
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..................... from the xeneral fund. $49 098.92 on
ra u w d her to slip on the floor. In
New business reported w as 116 tw een Bulldog Jack son and Max had sim ilar experiences, though he gave the signal to turn to the m arket roads. $67.339 92 in
road
the fall she fractured a wrist and 301,767. against a production of
left and that the other car with
an arm was cut by a fragm ent of 10X677JIM. stid sh ip m en ts of 62.- l«ake wa* a draw. Jackson taking p o h a p s on a sm aller scale,
the four young people in It a t­ district No. 1, w hich com prises th«
entire county.
one fall in 6 ’v m inutes and Lake
this county com m ittees
a dish she was carrying that was I17jm .
tem pted to pass the Frost car at
the second 1» , | . m inutes, neither k -th erin g «11 the Inform ation p o e Z
p
If Lane county court were to Bay
bn »ken Into pieces by contact with
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concern.«»
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at
P
°,n
«’
crash
in
g
Into
the
Frost
,h * r^"r *" *, , t *
being able to get the deciding fall. lUb,r concerning agricultural eco-
Ih. flour Miner Ihe legislature I. 4,136 403.UOO. eom|>are<l w llh 3 299,-
car. The second car m ust have been •yes" to every dem and m ade o f it.
nom ics, fruits, nuts, truck, farm tr
a v -jlng at considerable speed, as and "yes ,o
e n tre a ty f o r ex
in session som e d ifficu lty h a . «25.000 for ih r « .r r r .p o .id ln « per
crops, dairying, chick en
s, turkeys
**os.
turkey.*»,
»-.«ii-».« »<>««■. «.»»4»»^
penditures. the con n iv wmiizi k .
brrn encountered In plselng l.l.n i. „»I la»t year. an In. r ease o f 20 prr >mrth Selin to Sh«»f»t«ll.
vanon*1
m
u|S,'irn
n
Bnd
"’’'I
c
o
"J,
r
'
‘
«op
on
top
o
f
the
c
ity
’s
fire
pro-
h*nkrupt
w
ithin
six
m onths. Be
A. W. Sbafatali, who has been an
for Ih.- unusual accident.
cent.
th a l
we som
em ploye o f The Mentine) «Ince 192“. \a tlo n ami Im provem ent. A fter tecUon Htandplpe
point, yond “ a o doubt
ou oi we
som etim
etim es
es sa>
they assem b le all the data possible
has
purchased
the
o
n
e-fifth
inter­
from
I.w-ui
with
the
standpipe
through
the
no
when
we
should
say
“yes" and
tX il'N T Y J t l H I F FISK re
from
local
records,
cen
su
s
reports.
,
op
of
|h
e
p>r
est of Elbert Sm ith In The S en ti­
beyond a doubt som etim es we
fx>rt* that tbrrr wrrr Iras mat
nel, the tran sfer having becom e ef state and national outlook reports
The St urges w recker picked Up “y e s” when we should sav “n<x
rlagra in I«ane county during 193.
fec'tive today. Mr. .Smith becam e a '‘d *>'b" sources, th ey will be pre-
H ow ever, we hope to be fair and
than during thr tw o
preceding
one of the ow ners o f The Sentinel I"1'**1 ,o «ubmlt these facts and
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just; we hope to keep county fi­
year* Don't worry.
Judge, leap
prelim
inary
conclusion«
d
r
a
w
n
nan ces in a healthy condition, and
In 1916 and retained his interest
year Is here and a new record may
from them to the county confer t o b n G arniitte 1» Injured.
ill use . every effort consistent
until selling to Shof«la)l. although ence
he established
Colin G aroutte, son o f Mr. and we ... w ____.
he w as out of the b u siness for nine
Mr, \v x (—»r.intt» o , r-iaii, c . ._ .. w ith good business so to do.
In
m
any
cou
n
ties
the
problem
-"C»'
"■
G
aroutte
of
Culp
Creek.
years w hile serving os post m aster.
HTEUCL S A A ll have been
Itaeently Mr. Sm ith has been em ­ is not so m uch ***at Is tak in g place who wns em ployed by th e B ohem ia
used, so it is reported, for the ad
nationally a , I
what that eoun Dumber com pany w hile home from J
Tc
O
akland.
Jan.
2.
New*sprtp**r
a
d
­
ployed
In ih »tale print’ng office.
dltlon to the cou n ty court house.
O. S. C. for th e holiday vacation .
L^/Of^
I
S
ty
can
grow
I
«t
and
m
ost
eco­
vert
1*1
ng
and
Its
Increasing
value
-4
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That w as a w<tod«-n headed thing
w as severely but not dangerously .
nom
ically.
In
others
It
is
a
question
to
the
continued
busIncM*
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and
In
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v
to do In a lumlrrring county such
about the , "T“
head Saturday f 11 /■ ¿ /i//
of laying plans on a com m u nity Injured
dUMtrlul developm ent of the nation
d C flO O l Iiil.SK « .h i ll I
as I «one
w h e n n n i l . . .A
..Il
in ,
» » *
x i l i l i VZtSL/r
and county basis for
fo r
e expanding
, w . nH<n. when
“ P»*' lft hem lock / fell
on K him
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w as em phasized here today In a / «
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1»
1
those products for w hich there ap­ He was unconscious for a short
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la
le
m
e
n
t
m
ade
public
by
1»
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t
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l
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.Art“
KCSllIllCU
1CTIIIOPIA ha» an antlquat
pears to be a good future m arket. tim e.
of S afew ay
London. Dec. 31. — <Special. > —
ed calendar that m akm
It 1928 W arren. president
Those
who have been review ing
Slurea
Ine.
•
T his is a story of som ething that
there. Instead u t 1986. mid Christ
C iting h is own com pany a s a
Banketliall Is under way again al the report» o f the econom ic con-
sp eak s louder than words, and a
ma« won't bi. nharrved until Janu
skunk w as a principal character in
ary 7. That m ay be the twaaon that barom eter to Indicate the attitu d e «-'°', “ 6>' Grove high school after a ferences of 10 years ago have been
of
buslnea»
toward
advertisin
g.
*
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»
b
*
layoff
w
hile
the
gym
fliair
*>o
little
surprised
to
find
how
ac-
the
tragedy
Muaaollnl ha» t>een unable to keep
W
arren
declared
that
he
consider
waa
b,-l,16
revarnlshed.
curate
and
applicable
are
m
ost
of
Clifford Tow nsend and his dog
aume of his d a les w ith H alle Mete»
ed the grow th o f Mufewny S to r e ,
1 *’•’ Dions will play an olh rr non-
conclu sions m ade then. Al­
G yp w ere out In the woods a few
ine.. and other chain system
but conference opponent Friday
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. w hen though there is need now to add to
E lim ination o f stream pollution d ays ago. The dog chased a skunk
a
reflection
o
f
the
pow
er
o
f
new»-
lb,,y
l”
',*
‘«
«he
IJttle
Sons,
a
team
th
ese
fin
d
in
gs
In
the
light
o
f
new
in
the
state,
being
pushed
by
vari-
Into a hollow log and went in after
XNOTIIKB W IN N E R In a
contest am ong those o f the fem i­ paper» to build and retain public eo,n Poaed ,,f pl«yers from southern developm ents. It is encouragin g to ous sp o rtsm en s organizations and It. The dog cam e out w ith the
O regon norm al school. Tw o o f the «he present w orkers to see how the sta te gam e com m ission, w as sk un k and proceeded to sh ake the
nine sex Is pictured l>y the d allle,. respect and public [uilroniige.
"As far as Mafrway Is concern outstand in g players on th is team w orthw hile w ere the efforts put the principal subject o f discussion life out o f it. So far. so good, but
It must be som ething o f a c o in ci­
dence that a fem in in e w lnn ei In ed." he continued, "our advertising “ r*' Vlrx*l Horn and Bob Dusen- f°rth In those earlier conferences," at a m eeting o f the rod and gun the dog put the sk un k dow n in or
club M onday night.
der to get a better hold and has
any n o n lest, seem s to have no pic­ has been predom inantly new spaper berry, form er C ottage Grove bas-
City E ngin eer Coiner, asked for ever sin ce regretted that it did so.
ture except one show ing her leg» iidvertislng. und I consider It an hetball stars. Conch B agley will
im portant factor In the grow th of •>,ck his startin g lineup for this
an estim ate o f cost o f erection o f a The skunk, wih Its m eet on the
to the knee.
this com pany.
gam e from the follow ing: H ersehei
sew age disposal plant,
expressed ground.
used
its
tim e-honored
“It Is through advertisin g that 1 rary Harold M lnney, K enneth
the opinion that the city is not able m ethod of defense, h ittin g the dog
A N O TH ER P IC T U R E In of
at present to finance such a plant, in the face. The dog w ent away
Mrs. Marjorie l*o»i H utton, "cereal people com e to know and to under- •‘«hortrldge, W ayne M ackln, E llis
pointing out that there would be from there right aw ay and has
heiress," who has taken for her stand the scope of any bu sin ess Decker. Norm an Sortor and Tom
m aintenance as w ell as the origin- been In bad odor ever since.
third husband the chairm an o f the concern's public service, nnd the Hall. There w ill be a prelim inary
The
freakiest
«hot
ever
m
ade
-I.«
« ...- A tlas
on “ • CO8'- Councilm an Brund sp oke In
H ow ever, the dog had done its
ugene
federal I lad e com m ission. Il prob- com m od ities It o ffer s for public ««'»•' betw een the E
when F l h ^ R * 7 ° p,XM,lt‘on to *‘*,k‘n* tbe c ,ty ,o * urk
«"d ‘ he sk u n k s skin
ably was appropriate that ' the <,<,,",um P«lon ’•> «his new age of
“ "<« a «earn n.a.le up of local r
layers The first
' rt l1 ' ,, ,,d" ' * h' n Elb,,r‘
erect such a plant at th is tim e. The w as soon stretched on a
board
thrlre-marrle.1 woman should take ‘ «»nimeree and distribution, eon px high sch ool play
¿0
. . ‘h.* ba" P° Ck*'t <>f subJec‘
«abl<,d un«» «he club broadcasting its nationality from
lb s official o f (he trade coinnil» <•••••«’< «dvortlslng helps m aterial «A«ne w ill start at 7
1 111 Zlm nierly s go lf bag. The freak has further data upon which to the Tow nsend home
■Ion. She may wish to m ake an ,y ,o cro"«» respect and confidence
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«hot wa« m ade from the No. 7 tee- base a decision,
other exchange. D oes being it for ,b<>‘"’ * h o use new spaper space
o f f . P layers usually drop their bag«
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The club plan« to inaugurate Mrs. M argaret Crawford IMe».
"cereal queen" m ean she Is corn
seem s only natural that those
about 4(1 yards out In the fairw ay som e kind of contest sim ilar to its
fed*
con cern s using new spaper adver-
Funeral services were held Su n ­
as they com e from No. 6 green, gray digger killin g contest o f last
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1 U sing uninterruptedly year a fter
day forenoon for Mrs. M argaret E.
Bede topped hl« ball and it plunked year.
H E R E 'S WIMKING a happy vrnT ',o rH" 'n ,h «' highest confl
Crawford of this city, w ho died
Zlm m erly a bag w ith a resounding
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and prosperous new year for every <*®nc*
«he public they serve.
F riday in Portland. Interm ent w as
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i.‘ budK ' y h 'n a search w as m ade for Hiudietlatll Team Organixed.
In the A. F. * A. M.-I. O. O. F
one, w hether readers o f thia colum n
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The
new
year
was
w
elcom
ed
here
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, »tore has for several years con- hllaiiou sly. hut com paratively sob ,b l’ "«'»«•h had been given up. Big an lied , hlg week w i|h M1Ilard Mc.
M argaret C artw right w as bom
erly,
with
no
hangover
police
court
»P
his
bag
and
noted
Farland
as
m
anager.
The
team
eon-
May
JO E LOUIS reports that he f,ned ,,M "''vertlsln g exclusively to
L ittle
Rock.
Ark
that the seam alongsid e the zipper .i« , ’ " , v " , - tk '
Av.
X,
? 22. 1860. in U
n l” R
ock' Ark
had been torn He looke.1 Inside th e
Thom son. Tom Cox. and w as aged 75 years. She cam e
was not killed In a recent autom o
"dv*'Hl.lng In The Sen-
The A m rrlc. n ,
,on
pocket and found the m issing hall Thles
Sorenson.' R a y to tb» M ohawk valley with her
bila accident. H e m erely took a ,
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sor for a N ew Y ear’s eve frolic at T he place o f entry had closed after
and A!,te CooP*r. an<1 «he m other and several sisters and
little of the Jolting he haa been
the arm ory and the Llotw club w as the hall
"
hoys are anxious to schedu le gam es brothers w hen she w as a sm all
paxNlhg out.
R eturn o f .Seals lU'qiW'sted
sponsor for an even in g o f dancing
N els Do Young w as a w itn ess an i W“ h oth<,r ,<,an’S Such a r ,a n K'> child. She Is survived by the fol
Miss M arlette H am ant, chairm an nt I. O. O. F. hall. The latter party
30
^ T e F a hr i a n r o ; T m e ,,h ‘ r , W , ”K
E U G E N E R d l srtvs that how for
the sale
sale of
of C
C hristinas
hristm as seals,
seals, has
has w
w as
as nreceiled
preceded bv
by u
a « 6 .......
ir the
Sil 4 ........
.tien ^ .. e. - I
or Tom Cox. ford. Portland; Frank O. Craw
Inanim ate m atter on th is earth asked Ihttf C hristm as seals that < G uests at the table gave Impromm wori« 0$ «he other tw o players.
The A tlas club from E ugene will ford, E ugene; Jam es R. Lemon,
evolved living form s rem ains an were m ailed out. for which pay- tu resolutions for the new year and
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m eet the boys here F riday night In Cottage Grove; tw o brothers. John
m penetrable. aw e-inspiring m ys m ent lias not been made, be re .Miss Jackie .Morton gave tw o d an ce R evival Servlera Announced.
school gym .
lery. D ie necessary bacteria may turned to her. The new m ethod o f ¡num ber*.
Dr H. A. H agen led
R evival services will be held a the t high __________________u
.e e i.b ..» R
. „ Cartw
i«. right and Lee Cartwright
have com e over from R u ssia, hut It sellin g the seals, by m ailing them singin g that follow ed dinner.
7 30 every even in g beginning Sun
H T A tchley E ugene secretary Harrisburg; i a sister. M
J° 7
Is at least an equal m ystery as t o lo u t Instead o f inaklnc a hou se to-
, l . v .1 i x -
A .
„ V' UK
' se c re ,a r y , Casteel. Springfield; seven grand
how so m any livin g form s have he- house canvass, proved »atlsfartory.
A pessim ist seldom know s he is Rev. K. E. T aylor of N am pa Ida' gon will "speaki'at 'th e ' f i e > M'Vho <!h,1Jren “ "d ■*’
grandehlF
com e »o nearly Inanim ate.
} receipts being higher than for 1934. one
I evan gelist, will be In change
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w as a m em -----------
ber of the
dlst church Sunday night.
Free M ethodist church
E d it o r
«f sprint Spuri n i Ruying Durine
I h m <l<* friulani In a $2OXMM)
aulì. The nrwapapet bualnaaa Holiday Beason la Unprooe
bave pick ad up m alarlally
dented in Cotuit H la tory
m axky
Jacobs Is Winner
Over Al Rossburg
Several Injured in
Automobile Crash
Advertising in
Newspapers Is
Safeway Policy
Stream Pollution Is Up
Before R. and G. Club
Freak Golf Shot
Is Made Here
New Year Is
Welcomed Here
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