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A lw a y s G iv e U w llu ro s l- r la l N hop F irs t entiné ( V x s un A ll 1‘ rln U n « and O ffic e HuppUca. VOI.UMK XI.VL I K atahilabed Juno I* . I N » ) Debt Down Over $94 .ODD ukn a r e noitN frrr and Cottage Qrove Could Be Out of Debt by Paying at Same Rate for 10 Year». «•quel, Im t th e y a rc never th a t w ay a g a in except Jus! b e fo re th ey m a rr y an d Just a fte r (b a y die. O O T T A G K G K O V K , I.A .N K O O U N T V . O K M .O N . T i l l K M IIA V , E K H K I A K » |S, |« M N o th in g Does M a re fo r Than th e th e H o m e H um s N ew », C o m m u n ity P *P *r. NVMBKB M B rights Observe Survey SIlOWS HdW One-Man Nudist of Youth 55‘> > Anniversary y(,js j() Spend Bonus Colony Halted Ex pus. :y Messing M i uo<l M r« F re d W r ig h t, pio neer» o f 1*91, observed th eir fifty - fif t h a n n tv e i» a ry H un day w i t h ev e ry Im m e d ia te m em b er o f the fa m ily p texe n t except one gran d ■ | M Mr W rig h t wa« born J u ly 21. 1*31. In C o v e n try . N Y M h . W rig h t wa» born Jan. 27. 1*69, In Oaco, III T h e y w ere wed Feb. M, 1MM1. In M a n ito u . Col. T h e y cam e to O re gon In Hept 1*87, re sid in g Iri D oug la» co u n ty u n til rem o vin g to W a lk er, fo ur m ile« n o rth o f here. In 1*91 T h e y to o k up th e ir hom e In C ottag e d r o v e In 1922. In a ll o f hl« »«•live year« M r. W rig h t w a« a fa rm e r nod hie la rg e acreage at W a lk e r w a - ro o « ld e red one o f the t«r«t fa rm » In I^ane co u n ty He wa« one o f th e ftr» t to « ta rt dr- veiopm . nt o f c o m In O rego n, M e m b e r, o f the fa m ily are T h l r , r h ||.lr , n M rs O s c a r Jack ~ 4 " : s ; kt if »» a . « ... A o n e-m an n u dist c o l o n y wa New Hornes, New Gars, Clothes, picked up M o n d ay n ig h t on the Speaker Advocate« Jailing of hlK h w ay ju st n o rth o f C re s w e ll by p arentg Who Let Chil- Radios, Insurance, Debt a m o to ris t on hla w a y ho m e to Medford and was brought to the dren Become Delinquent«, Reduction Are on List. c ity Jail here. W h e n N ig h t O ffic e r S c h a ffe r phoned th e s h e r iff to T h e vast m a jo r ity o f v e te ra n s ro m e and g e t th e m an th e s h e r iff “T h e la rg e m a jo r ity o f boys o f IF T ir e C O M M V N IH T M w ho rash th e ir udjuate.1 conipensa- sa,<1 “ h a lf dozen o ffic e rs w e re ou t to d ay th in k o n ly o f sex an d I f g irls th in k th ia la auch a hell o f a cout» T h e c ity o f C o tta g e d r o v e la In tio n bonds Im m e d ia te ly w ill spend lo o kin g fo r th e fe llo w , w ho had d o n’t m eet th e re q u ire m e n ts o f th e If) a lly d o n 't th ey leave it to b e tte r fin a n c ia l c o n d itio n by $94.000 the m oney fo r w o rth w h ile an d v ita l I w " re p o rte d r u n n in g loose In a boys th e y d o n’t get dates,” w as th e thue- w h o a re »a tlafletl w ith I t ’ th a n It wan fiv e years ago accord* purpose«, n n a tio n w id e su rvey con- residence d is tric t o f E ug ene. as to u n d in g s ta te m e n t m ade to th e • • • In g to th e a n n u a l fin a n c ia l atste* ducted by T h e A m e ric a n Ix-g lo n T h e m an . aged about 23, queo- c h a m b e r o f com m erce a t Its noon W K W O N D E l t how o fte n th e m en! o f <*lty T r e a s u r e r H am I I M o n th ly tins d e m o n stra ted . T h e tinned by a re p o rte r, gave his n a m e lu nch eon Tu esd ay by D r, F re d fe llo w w h o dem a n d « b e tte r wagea V<*at< h. h u lk o f th e m oney w ill be spent on ,la Jo hn F ra n c is B e ll o r Jo hn H e n r y M essing, s e c re ta ry o f th e O rego n u n der th e A m e ric a n g o v e rn m e n t, By ap p ly in g to p rtn c ljia l an d In Item s r e le t id to th e nom e life o f Bid,. H e w a s n 't q u ite c e rta in w h ic h S ta te S o cial H y g ie n e society, m akes c e rta in th a t e v e ry th in g be tcrest d u rin g th e n e a t ten year» iu p v e te ra n s o r to pay old debts. wa.- co rrect. H e said his pa re n ts " T e m p ta tio n s to d ay a re th e w o rs t buy« 1« m ad e In th e c o u n try w h e re th e Marne p ro p o rtio n a te am o u n t A trem en d o u s Im p etu s to th e lived In E u g e n e and th a t he was in h is to ry an d th e ha rd est to con- th e highest wagea In th e w o rld « re th a t ha» been a p p lie d d u rin g the b u ild in g , a u to m o tiv e , ateel, f u m l- a tte n d in g th e u n iv e rs ity . tro t. V e n e re a l diseases a re creep- l»al(l ’ B u y in g th in g » m ade In tie r jmst fiv e y e a r* th e c ity can be lu te , c lo th in g an d o th e r In d u s tries. A sked as to w h e th e r th e w e a th e r in g In to o u r colleges, an d even in to m a n y o r J a p a n won t help e m p lo y p r e r tlr n lly o u t o f debt T h a t w ould In th e release o f p o te n tia l p u rch as- w as n ’t a little severe fo r n ig h t o u r h ig h schools," D r . M e ssin g con ers to pay b e tte r wage« here. be done by a p p ly in g to p rin c ip a l in g p o w er an d th e c re a tio n o f new tra v e lin g In th e nude, he said he tin u e d . th e redu ctio ns In In te r e .t pay Jobs, w as assured by the p ro jecte d d id n ’t m in d It m uch . H e said th a t " W e p a y m illio n s o f d o lla rs a F IF T Y N IN E c u s to m law - tuents H y re d u cin g the p rin c ip a l ex w n fro w hen he realised he was being y e a r ou t o f p u blic fu nd s to c a rt yen» have d e clared th a t th e W ag : : ~ p en d itu re, es tim ates d ra ■•««— « - m . "■ I h e survey, based on th e liq u id a tio n hu nted he p icked up a e a r and fo r th e v ic tim s o f u n cle an diseases. oer b ill 1« u n c o n s titu tio n a l But s R o b ert. F re d and " [ * l-. h tC X ea°? h «i t h " * ' 7 ? * ” “ f a ta r rte d tra v e lin g . T h e c a r sta lle d y e t o ld e r persons go a b o u t s e ttin g w h at a caa< the»« sam e fifty -n in e fiv e y e a rs th e c ity w ill be ou t o f Bn,m irh tld re n . k n o w th e D o n A h v W r iv b t Tom an d K « ih « ” r " “ h o w ,‘l lh a t *h e n a tio n s ve t- a r nd he c o n tin u e d on his w a y on exam p les th a t t h e y w ould put up fo r th e b ill I f th ey de b t In 16 year« foot, but had gone bu t a sh ort dis- yo u n g sters should no t fo llo w , T h e t o . . . g e n era, fu n d bonded , tn r W r ,gh( , . y „ atK, J>ck. " should be re ta in e d to d e fe n d It be d o llars fo r th e fo llo w in g u ltim a te tance w h en picked up. " W h ile we seek o u r pleasu res we debt Ja n 1. 1931. was 1240.000 and fo re the su prem e co urt. T in . T 1X’' ‘ » « *« « » •. p u rc h a s e . T h e m an could give no ex p lan a- le t th e yo un gsters seek th eirs, 1 1936. It wa» $IM . .X-. • n»» wht> nO| present; a grea t ----------- 4iK),000 new home«. tio n fo r his b e h av io r excep t th a t C h ild re n o f broken homes a re f ill- w a te r ru ral g ra n d c h ild , N o rm a n R enston. E u T 1 I E I> E M O C B A T H can •ncluded »1491100 Of 113,397 lot« fo r hom e «lte«. he m ust have been d ru n k o r c ra zy in g o u r Jails an d th e cost o f c a rin g m a k e a q u ic k » ta rt In th ia year'« bond« th a t have been reduce«! to gene 133,734 fa rm s. H e was c o n sid erab ly w o bbly on his fo r th e m is a fr ig h tfu l public ex- electio n, a lre a d y hu vln g a p la tfo rm 1113.000 pins. H e has since been ta k e n to a pense 323.922 autom obile«. th at h a . not I..TI, . v n . so iled by B a n c r o ft b on d s o u t- la n d in g J a n . , . 133.062 radio«. s a n ita riu m In P o rtla n d , but seemed "C h ild re n need homes even pa r- I. 1931. am o u n te d to »K H .K ..M 4 440,891 In su ran ce policies. to h ave su ffe red n o th in g fr o m ex- ents need homes. I f I had m y w a y . F • • • These have been reduced d to $33 $*3 914.97M new »ults and overcoats. posure. H e had no Idea w h a t he p a re n ts o f c h ild re n w h o go a s tra y A U 1, IN E R E G E N E R A L T h * « - « • « • fu n d I . tw in * 1,003,303 new dresses had done w ith his c lo th in g an d the fo r la c k o f p a r e n t a l In flu e n c e v<l called upon fo r about $3.000 a y e a r w an t» hl« c o u n try m e n to 175.413 e le c tric o r gas r e fr ig e ra - s h e riff provided some fo r th e tr ip w o uld be pu nished b y th e co urts, m oney w ith w h ich to buy b u llet« *n (s h e up tbe«e bonds and In te r i «ra. fro m h e re to E u g e n e “W e need places w h e re c h ild re n by lea vin g b u tto n s o ff th e ir clothes, e«t because o f aa«e«»ment lie n de lxm d o n . Feb. 12 In a d d itio n , 1.897.836 v e te ra n s in - ------------------------------- m a y spend sp are tim e C h ild re n , as <S p e c ia l ) l i e p ro b ab ly fig u re « th a t hl« «ol lln qucncle« F i r e p t fo r these de w ell as ad ults, need ch u rc h in flu - lin quencies th e g e n e ra l fu n d aa- • Jetting a fe llo w w o rk m a n out o f a 'H eated they w ould pay »623.815,- M ason« P ro v id e A th letic «. d le rs c o u ld n 't r e tre a t w ith th e ir a vo lley b all net has been placed ence T h e y need to g ive m o re tim e th e lr s * **tn e n t could he reduced about 15 foot hole In to w h ich he had fa l- 7W .86 on debts an d bills In c u rre d trou aef» h a n g in g arou nd en w h ile lea v in g a tu n n e l in w h ich «luring th e depression, fiv e m ill« In th e larg e room on th e lo w e r to th in g s th a t u p lift an d less to heels T h l« re m a rk a b le decrease In In- a blast had been act w ith a fo ur* flo o r o f M ason ic te m p le by several th in g s th a t d ra g th em d o w n .” e x p e rle n r record the m in u te fuse w a» th e m em bers o f th e lodge in te re s te d in D r - M essin g is to address a maa.- Ab S M IT H »ay« th a t I f debtedne»». the best c ity has e v er m ade, ha» been m ade S a tu rd a y n ig h t o f a c re w at ath letics. B o x in g , cards, p in g pong m e e tin g to n ig h t (T h u rs d a y ) in th e B<»o«evelt 1« n o m in ated he <S m ith ) and o th e r fo rm s o f e n te r ta in m e n t a rm o ry w ill ta k e a w a lk W e Im a g in e th a t d u rin g the tim e o f th e co un try*« q u ic k s ilv e r m in e nt B lac k B u tt , T " d 7 im » "i« U r th l» y e ar « r a a t e a t dspresslon D e lin q u e n t N o rv a i W illia m - w a . th.- m an and lig h t re fre s h m e n ts a re also b e - ------------------------------- ............. ........... 'l l! .* th a t >hut ,olMl “b,,ul t*8-000- » >«nr» w ho fe ll In to th e hole and h U coin In g provided. T h e room is open w ill tw so m e th in g like am o u n t o f w h ic h w ill be p aid d u r- pardons w o rk e d w ith fe v e ris h hast each W ed n esd ay evenin g, th e en N O T th e w in n in g kin d . In i! th e next fe w year», w h ich m ay to e x tric a te h im , a ll succevsltng In te rta in m e n t s ta rtin g a fte r lodge on • • • m a k e la v redu ctio n possible. le a v in g th e tu n n e l ah ead o f th e ♦ By J a c k M ille r .) m e e tin g n ights an d at 7 45 on I F L I N C O L N couhl be he re P a y m e n t, upon d e lin q u e n t taxes blast. W illia m s s u ffe re d m in o r In- T h e C o tta g e G ro v e L io n s w ill •’«Her nights. no w an d «e* a ll th e ca n d id a te s w ho , . ___ were so good d u rin g ,935 th a t re- Juries to his back p lay L e b a n o n F r id a y n ig h t In th e A '1 M asons a re p riv ile g e d to Join o “ L . " ’ .»L. - e l p l , by «be c ity w ere a c tu a lly school gym . L e ban on has lost nine 111 th«* sports and e n te rta in m e n t, old ro il s litte r . D id Abe w o u ld prob m ore th a n th e lev y m ad e fo r th e M in e « K c -e iv r r I» A pp oin ted s tra ig h t gam es In A league com - T e n n is shoes m u st be w o rn by ab ly feel th a t be w as h a rd e r to • B y T o m H a ll.) 1933 budget F . R . S ch a n ck o f P o rtla n d has p e tR lo n but a re c o m in g to C ottag e those w ho w ish to p la y v o lle y b a ll look at th a n h e e v er di earned In a roug h gam e a t E u g e n e F r i "" “ nd ■ *""» '> « twen ap p o in te d re c e iv e r fo r th e G ro v e w ith blood In th e ir eyes an d d a y n ig h t th e scrap p y L io n s w e n t Indebtedness m a y be found In the E v e n in g S ta r M in e « co m p an y In the d e tr im ln e d to brea k In to the w in dow n to d e fe a t a t th e hands o f th e M A R W E H T ha» Iw en n great annunl n ln lc m m l publish*«! else B oh em ia d is tric t. I t Is understood co lum n. E u g e n e hig h fiv e b y th e score o f aid to th e su g ar in d u s try by m a k w here th a t th is Is a n o p e ra tin g receiver- A lth o u g h th e Lions h ave not 25 to 21. T h e L io n s w e re co nsider in g stout fig u re s stylish , a college s h i p a n d th a t It w ill not In te r fe r e m ade a v e ry good shoe in g in gam es ! / / ) > * / / / f a b ly o u tw e ig h e d an d o u treac h ed by econom ist lo k l a gro u p o f fa rm e rs A i t h «!• v . - l i . p n i e i i i o f the p io p e it ie s w on an d lost th e y h n \ ■ SU a t / r la * V x r th e E u g e n e o u tfit. a t E ast L a n e in g . M ic h A T L A B T co n tro lled hy th is co m p an y jxd n ts to th e ir opponents* 307. B oth ■ ----------------- T h e g a m e s ta rte d e n tir e ly in E u - a sto ry about M a e th a t th e newa- It Is understood th a t those w ho team s have scored 130 fie ld goals T h e c o m m itte e fro m fo u r o rg a n - ’fene' * , fa v o r w h en th e y ranK UP pnpers can p rin t. asked th e receiversh ip a re satis, fo r 260 po ints each but th e L io n s • • • six p o in ts in th e f ir s t m in u te o f fled w ith show ings m ade a t th e have scored 56 out o f 126 fre e ization s o f th e c ity w h o re c e n tly play. T h e Lions th e n s tarted ro ll A I. S M IT H and H e rb e rt w en t before th e c ity co u n cil a e k in g p ro p erty hut to ok th e action to th ro w s fo r n perc en tag e o f 494. in g an d th e «core a t th e end o f th e 1 lo u ve r a r e g e ttin g th e p u b lic ity protect loans to ta llin g (23,250. w h ile th e ir opponents have con- m o re s trin g e n t police re g u la tio n as fir s t h a lf w aa 10-9 in E u g e n e ’s th a t m ig h t do some good fo r a |>er- a m eans o f a b a tin g un desirable O p en ln g up o f o re th a t w ill m a k e nected 47 out o f 114 fo r a A new g ran g e u n it w as o rg a n ize d eon w h o had a ch ance o f being a iw rceri n io ra | co nd ition s in th e c ity is re- fa v o r. T h e second h a lf w as fa st p re s id e n tia l c a n d id a te . So fu r as W ed n esd ay o f Inst w eek a t H e b ro n ° P ,*r«B on o f th e grou p a p ro fita b le age o f I 401 i n n s b v e b d Og ■ c e lv '" K <«»d » ‘<>ns to m c m b e m h lp on w ith , bo tt’ tPH™ ua* " <t Tr ° u* h b o th p a rtie s w ill hnve ,n response to an nw aken ed I n t e r v * n tu r e has been rep o rted T h e L io n s have had 9n personal |h fl ro m m j t t ee t,c ’ to ^a ln points. T h e L io n s w ere th a t goes, esl In th e gran g e o v er th e co un ty. fo uls ca lled again st th e m w h ile T h e m en ’s c o m m u n ity B ib le class ahead J8; ! 3 d.u rln K th e .,aat <’ u a’" th e ch ance to do worse. T h is 1» the t w r n t y - f lf t h u n it In th e Kes-kless D r iv e r Finest th e ir opponents h ave had the te r. b u t th e A xe m e n p u t in some • • • has o ffe re d It« aid and th e C h ris D . M H lle m a n o f th is c ity was w h la tl blow n ag ain st th e m 102 A M t C H IO A N B t ’ R G L A R co u n ty F r a n k R H a rlo w , pnm ona tia n ch u rch , w h ic h has a m e m b e r lu c k y shots to w in th e gam e. g ra n g e de p u ty, d ire c te d o rg a n lza - assesssal a fin e o f »50 In E u g en e tim es. T h e L io n second s trin g had an w na ro u ted by a w o m a n w h o th re w ship o f 400. a t a S un day service n T h is »fives south I-a n c th re e Justice co urt M o n d a y on a recklei«* M in n e v 1« high point m a n w ith ,,n J \ I 1 o f f n ig h t an d w ere de fea ted by the r » n n « l goods a t h im I k p ro b ab ly tio u n its O ne wns o rg a n ize d recen t- d r iv in g ch arg e. S a tu rd a y n ig h t he M points and Is follow ed by S h o rt- , , P ,, “ r<’,S? Ut ,®n. H a tc h e tm e n 41-16. G u g v is b e rg w as fe are d b rin g s tru c k by a fa llin g co o p eratio n o Iv at Dorena. O ne has existed at dam aged a c a r b rin g o p erate d by rid g e w ith 66, T r a c y w ith 52. D e c k - oopera ion e c > h ig h p o int m an fo r th e L io n s w ith c h a n d e lie r o r p ic tu re . coun cil an d police force. Istrn n e fo r m a n y years O ne o f th e H It F e r r ln T h e accid e n t hap- c r w ith 45 and H a ll w ith 42. 4 points. O n e h ig h lig h t o f th e ga m e largest gran ges In th e co u n ty once pened on south F if t h street, th is T h e Lions w ill p la y th e ir next was M a r k i n ’s shooting at the I ’ K I M i ) C A K N E R A ha« been was located In C o lla g e G ro ve , bu t c ity , n e a r M o nroe avenu e N ig h t « • • ’ >* “ I C o ttag e G ro v e F e b ru a ry B a b y 1» F o u n d Deiwi. w ro n g b a s k e t T h e tr a g ic p a rt o f T h e lit tle d a u g h te r o f M r . and d ra fte d fo r th e Ita lia n a rm y . F ig h t It disbanded a b o u t 15 ye ars ag o O ffic e r S c h a ffe r m ade th e a rre s t 7® w h en th ey m eet C o rvallis. it w as th e b a ll w en t th ro u g h th e M rs. E lm e r J e n k in s was fo un d dead in g th a t E th io p ia n m ud ou g h t to T h e H e b ro n g ra n g e has one o f an d placed a c h a rg e a g a in s t H lle - ------------------------------- in bed at 6 a m . F rid a y . S he an d ho2 p fo r 2 po,in t’ ’ be Just ab ou t his c a p a c ity , a m i he'd the largest d is tric ts In th e co un ty, m an o f o |u*rn tln g a c a r w h ile in- S u m m a ry o f m a in gam e: pro b ab ly r a th e r tu c k le an E th io p h e r pa re n ts w ere v is itin g a , th e A. h a v in g a ll th e te r r ito r y In I-a n e to xlea tad . H ile m a n 's o p erato rs ' II L io n s (21) E u g en e (25) H R itc h e y ho m e on L o ra n e h ig h ia n a rm y th a n o u r Joe Le w is. co u n ty south o f C o tta g e G ro ve . It cense was suspended M in n e y ------------- P... . S hlsler fo r three w ay . C o u n ty C o ro n e r Poole in v e s ti • • • w ill meet the firs t a m i th ird T u e s m onths Igoc g ated and rep o rted th a t d e a th was P e c k e r ________ F T H E A L E U T E ug ene Itegts- d a y evenin gs o f in c h m o n th In S ho rt r i d g e ____ C B urrough.- fro m n a tu ra l causes. T h e fu n e ra l ,e r 4 !u n r d publishes a inist p ictu re F a rm er«* U n io n h a ll at H eb ro n. T ra c v G C aven Aun» C ook 51nke«» K crord. T h e s ta te Is losing a lot o f m oney w as held here S a tu rd a y . o f C o u n ty Judge F re d F is k tut an O ffic e rs o f th e new g ran g e a rc H a ll — --------------O Stevenson A u ra C Cook o f th is c ity has just by not ke ep in g a f t e r m onies due ------------------------------- Illu s tra tio n fo r a sto ry te llin g th a t M u rrv N e w to n , m a s te r: G eorge F T h e L io n s w-ill p la y L e b a n o n he re been selected as period o f honor It. ac co rd in g to S ta te T re a s u re i S te w a rt Is 4 o n im itte s'm a n . th e 4 I I r a m p site nt B lue M o u n K eb elbeck. overseer; M rs T o m W il m an at th e n a v a l tr a in in g s ta tio n H o lm a n , w ho vis ited In th e c ity C. E S te w a rt o f th is c ity has ’ rid a v . ta in has been nam ed fo r th e n f lia m 4. le c tu re r. C. G llh n m . stew- a t San D iego, h a v in g been selected b rie fly F rid a y . been n am ed c h a ir m a n o f th e a g ri- fn tile d e m u rin tle co u n ty o ffic e r, a rd ; N elson B em is, assistant stew fro m n co m p a n y o f 125 m en be T h c stnte o ffic e r, w ho gu ards c u ltu re c o m m itte e o f th e co u n ty FflrmPrC AfP t<A R p T f l l l l w ho has ta k e n great In terest In nr,i- M rs S tu a rt W illia m s , eh ap cause o f a b ility , a p titu d e a n il in the state's cash, rep o rted th a t in c h a m b e r o f co m m erce, he to ap- 4-11 w o rk N a m in g th e r a m p a fte r la in ; Russell Ite m ls . tre a s u re r; M rs flu en ce upon his shipm ates. the past fo u r m onths th e state has point th e r e m a in in g m em b ers o f , - \ b 0 U t B l W l i S D lS C l l S C Judge F is k Is not ap t. to Judge by G eo rg e K eb elb e ck, se c re ta ry : H tn a rt Cook Is a son o f Joseph B. Cook, collect ected »1.969.3« In escheated th e co m m itte e , an d has been nam - th e p ic tu re , w h ic h shows a dome W illln n is . c ... g a tek eep er si i ' ' ' o ' ll,| 11 ' , *,,r M-’ on stree t, is a 1935 g rn d u - e s ta te * due th e sta te but n e v e r re- ed a m e m b e r o f th e roads and e n tire ly w ith o u t ve ndu re. w h ich Is N ich ols, T w o m eetings to in fo r m fa rm e rs J o f C o tta g e G ro v e h ig h an d en- ported an d th a t »52.691.5# due th e h ig h w a y s c o m m itte e in d e rid e d c o n tra s t to the cam ,* I'om on n u Mix. C. K . lln y n e s . F lo r a ; listed N ov. IS. 1935 «tate fro m t h e s a m e « „ . . r e e b . . ---------------------------------- as to B angs disease an d to give s ta le fro m th e sam e source has site. M rs. M . E. D txon, in d y assistant th em a n o p p o rtu n ity to sign up to been discovered but not collected ••o m h a rd G ives Address. * * * s te w a rd ; E lm e r H erg g ren , John In th e same period, $5.546.10 In H . W . L o m b a rd gave a n address have th e ir c a ttle tested w ill be held C O N C E R N IN G th e big .le a n K eb elbeck am i O liv e r A. N ich ols F r ic A llen to lb - S p ea ker. the ’ r a ffle fin es due th e state, but not >*P«n L in c o ln at th e W eslneoday he(:e ne” T h u r id Ay E r ie W. A lle n , denn o f u p In m o ra l co n d itio n s at E ug ene, execu tive c o m m itte r O n e m eetin g w ill be heid in the school o f Jo urnalism nt th e U n i- '«’po rted, has been collected, w h ile noon lu ncheon o f the L io n s clu b in s ta rte d by th e N ew s, It Is no tice- .. — _____________ clu b h a ll a t D o re n a a t 1:30 an d a n v e rs ify o f O rego n, w ill be guest <7.749.-65 due th e stnte fro m th e Eugene. ab le th a t the e d ito ria l d e p a rm e n t o th e r one in th e co u n cil c h a m b e r sp e a k e r at the c h a m b e r o f com - same source has been discovered 1« g iv in g th e c irc u la tio n d e p a rtm e n t o f th e c ity h a ll here a t 8. m erce e v e n in g m e e tin g next T u es- ,nlt not ye t collected. w o n d e rfu l co op eratio n. D r. C. H . H a r tm a n , w h o w ill con «lay, H e w ill g ive sid elig h ts upon D u r in g th e sam e period »9,350 du ct th e tests, w ill be one o f th e a tr ip w h ich he an d M rs. A llen hn* heen "<Mcd to th e sta te school r T . » r D O C S I’ K A R H . fo rm e r ro a c h speakers an d C o u n ty A g e n t F le tc h m ade In to M e x i c o Inst s u m m e r , u " d fro m co llec tio n o f ro y a ltie s fo r O reg o n , w h o n e v e r had a good er w ill be an o th er. T h e m eeting w ill be held at th e on »and an d g ra v e l fro m n n vlg ab le w o rd In sav fo r th e W e b fo o t s ta te ! s tre a m * th a t had not been re- — -— th a t p aid h im »12.000 a ye ar. Is ■’>><• 240 acre re c re a tio n ea m p at P alace cafe. R e v iv a l Services S ta rt. - ____________ po rted. ch arged w ith o rd e rin g w h is k y I " ' " ’ M o u n ta in re c e n tly secured as S eattle, Feb. 7 .- T h e W e s t C oast R e v iv a l services w ill s ta rt at served to his W isco n s in fo o tb a ll 11 <’< m iily ca m p fo r 4 I I boys o f the (Js*4>. W . Iln lla n d Dina. L u m b e rm e n 's association re p o rte d 7:30 S u n d a y a t th e C h u rc h o f th e G eo rg e W H o lla n d , 74, E ug ene, hovs be fo re th ey en tered ii contest c o u n ty has h. cn nam ed C am p F isk E r r o r in P etersen's Ad. to d a y th e l* a r iflc n o rth w e st lu m - N axa re n e. w ith M . E . A d a m * o f In o rd e r to pep th em up. W e pre 1» ho no r o f C o u n ty Ju dg e F isk w ho dropped dead S u n d a y w h ile In P etersen's nd last w ee k m en's bei In d u s try a lth o u g h "re c o v e r- N e w b e rg as ev an g elis t. H e w ill be n th nding n was a step- brushed wool sw eaters, fu ll zip p e r in g " w a« s till sick*' co m p ared w ith acco m p a n ied bv M a ria n C on stable som e he o rd e re d the k in d w ith a who has ta k e n g n a t In terest In k ic k In 1». hu t th n t k in d n f u conch M l w o rk T h e nam e was selected uncle o r K a rl I I II o f Ib is city, fro n t, w ere o ffe re d a t $2.98. T h e th e good y e a r o f 1929. described as vocalist an d g u ita ris t. H o lla n d , co u n ty com m !»- price should have been $198. an d a n o rm a l y e a r fo r lu m b e r c o n s u m p - ------------------------------- ou gh t to be given a Job r u n n in g a nl a m e e tin g o f 4 H h'lulers o f th e W a lte r J co u n ty. «loner, a b ro th e r. Is now th e o n ly th a t fir m s till has th em on sale at tio n o v er th e co u n try . beer p a r,o r. l»pt>n H ou se A nnounced. • • • M rs F red P u lto n o f Ib is c ity Is su rv iv in g m cm b . i n f „ fa m ily o f th nt fig u re T h e e r ro r wns on th e N in e ty -s ix n o rth w e s t m ills last T h e Q u a lity m a rk e t w ill hold C H A IN L E T T E R S hnve vice president o f th e leader«* o r 11 M r H ill atte n d e d th e fu n e ra l p rin te r. y e a r had a to ta l incom e o f »84.672,- open house a ll d a y S a tu rd a y eo caused lots o f d iffe re n t k in d s of g a n is a tio n an d 8. T Knee o f th is services held T u e s d a y a fte rn o o n 000, w ith an av e ra g e r e tu rn per th a t th e p u blic m a y inspect th e I rouble. A F o rk P eek, M o nt ., nuin c ity Is ii m em b er o f th e execu tive C o u rt o f H o n o r A nnounced th ou san d fe e t o f »17.28, th e nssoeta- lo c k e r box re frig e ra tio n system re- co m m ittee. N M n re n a C h u rr h R e ta in s P nstor. A boy seout co urt o f ho no r w ill tio n said. T h e 96 m ills shipped 59 c e n tly in s ta lle d got a w ife th n t w ay S and w ich ee and • • • R ev. r ln iln ll, p n s t o r o f t he he held Tu esd ay ev en in g at th e per ce n t o f th e In d u s try ’» o u tp u t. co ffee w ill be served. T e n e h e r: N o w If I la y th re e eggs I'h u re h o f th e N a x a re n e , wns given a rm o ry , w ith H B. S allee, co u n tv T h e previou s v e a r th e a v e ra g e JMIMK FOLK.R p rob ab ly tfot th e ir pug noses fro m h u llin g th em here and fiv e eggs here, how m a n y a un an im o us vote S u n d ay to serve execu tive, present. T h e co urt w ill re tu rn was fiv e c^nts less, or A s titc h In th e side ta k e n In tlm r In to th e o th e r fe llo w 's business eggs w41t I h a v e ” ' th e ch u rch fo r a n o th e r y e a r be preceded by a 6:30 d in n e r »17 23 w h ile in 1929, It was »20 63 saves n in e ¡Hast Ready, Man Ralls Into Hole Lfhaiiiin (.oming for ;■ Friday Night Game Linns Lose Game to Eugene Axemen More Join in Grange Organized in llehrnn Country State Is Getting Lot of Forgotten Money "ru ,"< ’n 1' J £ i y ( l l i i e i t tOt" (bounty Judge Lumber Income Ijtliier