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Cottage (¡rove Team Four Candidates Livewirc Reedsport Lions to Co to
Roseburg for
Wins District Relay In Race fo r Queen Chamber Commerce
Meet Saturday
Meet at Kelly Field ()f May Fest i va I Speakers Tell Plans
A MAN doesn't fully realise
what u wife la for until ha has
hern niarilrd a year or I wo.
WAR MAY IlK 11 E l.l.. but II
■tart» n lo i o f im ra o n a o n lb « way
lo paradl«v.
Lion* Win Invitationnl Meet
With 46 Point« Against 33 for
Other Three Team«
From a group of four candidate«,
nam ely,
Florence
Hple*.
Billie
Hmllh, V a sin a W ll*on amt J a c ­
queline Morton, a queen of the .May
festival and field «lay will he •e le c t­
ed. The event aponaoied by the
G irl's league of the <’ottage Grove
high «chooi. under the direction of
Miss Marian Notv**dt, will be held
Friday. May M
Ai tlvltle* are scheduled to start
at 11 a m and to continue for the
balance of the day. The West Bide
school, the glee club and band will
all participate.
A track meet will be held In the
afternoon, a» will a girls baseball
gam e and pageant* will be present­
ed by each of the grade school*.
P arents of children atten ding the
local schools are extended a cordial
Invitation to attend, and a special
Invitation Is extended tht parents
of children resid in g outside the
city limit*.
P hotographs of the candid ates
for queen will b«- on display at
Kent's drug store
Local Organization
Tuesday —8tresa Harbor Work
and Umpqua Highway
V is it
C ottage Grove track team will kh
to Roseburg Saturday, April 25, for
the -ixlh annual Cottage Grove-
Roseburg dual m eet In five previ­
ous m eet« of th is kind the Lions
have won four and lost one The
local squad appears strong in the
running even ts after their Impre»-
slve «-bowing last Saturday, but are
weak In most of the field events.
The shot-put, «Uncus, javelin, high
Jump, high hurdle» and pole vault
are the even ts tn which Roseburg
should score moat of their points
as the Lion com petitor« In these
event» have fall««d to show m uch
tn practice »o far Coach B agley is
spending extra
tim e on these
even ts In an effort to develop a
few potential scorer*.
The letterm en on the squad this
year Include Captain W ayne Mack-
In, one of the outstand in g m ilers
tn the state last year and from his
sh ew in g so far this reason he 1«
expected to be one of the winners
a t the sta te m eet In May; Jack
Caton, sprints, low hurdle» and
broa«l jum p: Elm er Mason. 220 anil
440; John G uggisberg, m iler; Don
T hles, pole valut;
Bryon Thies,
pole vault, and Mike McKlbhen,
javelin and high hu idles. Several
««utstandlng prospect« have been
developed th l- season and should
help the letterm en to form one of
the strongest team » In this district.
These Include Harold Mlnney and
Kill» Decker, sprints; Ted Scott,
h alf m ile; D ale Chapm an and VII-
gil G uggisberg. 440: Lenthal Car­
penter, »prints;
H erschel Tracy
and Toni Hall, discus and javelin,
Allan Ferrin, low hurdles and
broad Jump, and N orm an Thore-
son, high jump. Other» on the
»quad are R aym ond McCullough,
Stew art Roberts, G lenn Weldon
and B ill MacGibbon. Vernon Deck
er. who is not eligible for com peti­
tion. sh ow s prom ise In the Javelin
and pole vault.
Twenty officer» and m em bers
strong, the Reedsport cham ber of
com m erce visited the C ottage Grove
cham ber Tuesday evening, and gave
an outline o f past and future a c t­
ivities o f their live wire organiza­
o p p o n e n t* .
tion.
( ’u lla g e d ro v e high had «1 point*,
A» a result of their visit, the local
Eugvi»e high IV |»olnt*, Unlver»lty
eham her went on record a» endors­
high 17 point* and Monroe 7 point*.
ing the plan for early com jjletlon
The eeveral event*, with parti­
o f the balance of the Um pqua high ­
cipant* nam ed In the order they
way. C ottage G rove’» scenic and
flnl*h*d, were a* follow*:
uio.1 direct route to the sea.
Sprint m edley. 220. 110, 330. 440,
Dr. Cochran, president o t the
U n iversity high. C ottage d rove
Reedeport cham ber gave an Inter­
high. Monroe. Eugene high; time.
estin g talk on the past activity of
2 13.*.
hl» organization, stressin g the har­
Quarter m ile. C ottage d rove. Eu
bor developm ent project. Dr. Coch-
gei»e.
U
niversity,
Munroe;
tim
e
47
2
I* o n th e jo b
tan stated that federal funds had
T w o mile. Cottage d rove, Monroe,
• • •
been authorized hut not appropria­
IT MKEMH a* If th e
m o * t E u g e n e . U niversity; tim e 9 4
ted for the contem plated work on
H alf m ile. C ottage d rove, E u ­
kicking about public official* I*
the south Jetty.
T he Reedsport
don* by tboer who wouldn’t them gene, U niversity, Monroe; tim e
cham ber hope» that more funds will
«elve* accept office or who. If In 1 37 I. which I* a new record for
t«e authorized to perm it the ex ten ­
o f f ic e , «o tild n t d o A* w e ll aa th o e e Cottnge d i o ’ e.
sion of thl« Jetty for another m l|e,
D istance m edley, 220. 440. HSO
now on the job.
thus affording Reedsport one o f the
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three-fourth* m ile. C ottage d rove.
best harbors In this section.
G MEN have rounded up a U niversity. M«»nroe. E ugene, tim e
The speaker «tressed that the Im-
bunch of pal* of Knrpl* Thaae fel 7 12 4 Mnckln. who ran the three-
provem ent of the Reedsport harbor
low* are doing *o well that
It quarter mile for C ottage Grove,
would he of great value to Cottage
and defeated
Noain« a« If the New P eal adminla- m ade up MO yard*
Grove. »Ince the freight rate to
high
by
tration ought to give them at lea*t Pnlanuk of U niversity
Reedsport by w ater 1« the mime as
about 20 yard*.
three letter* out of the alphabet.
th e rate lo
M arshfield, and the
• • •
Javelin
throw.
special
event. Prospect» Bright For Strong
highw ay hauling distan ce from the
A SA X O PH O N E player In ^4rar* of Eugene. 140 feet; Bishop
W’a u k r g a n . Ill
ha* bean awarded of Eugene. Hall of Cottage d rove. Team in Fast League, Dance former c ity 1» eigh ty m iles less than
from M arshfield. At present coast­
dam age« of $4 «■*) I»« cau*a In an
C ottage d r o v e boy* will be In a Saturday to Provide Fund«
w ise steam er» with a capacity of
autom obile accident he lo*t hla meet every week for three week*
thre, -quarters o f a m illion feet of
front teeth and «Ince ha* been un
A large crowd wa* out to *ee the
lumber are docking at Reedsport,
a b le In m*k> the »at m oan and
W ith three goud practice* each and under favorable condltlona even
hom e boy» win.
wall In the name m anner a* before
week,
the
local
entry
In
the
C
as­
Corvallis and Albany were to
greater lo a d » a r e possible, It wa.«
Jun e« get *om» queal idea*
We
cade baseball league 1» rapidly
stated.
nhould «««y that the driver o f the havr entered team* In th is Invi­ rounding Into shape.
Mr. L ovelace, vice president of
automobile should have recalved a tational meet but failed to show
"I’rospects look m ighty good for
the R eedsport cham ber stressed th e
pur*c from radio owner*. A con- up Io register before the meet a prom ising young
ball
clui
im portance o t the early com ple­
tret am ong autom obile operator* to started
Coach Carl K ing told a reporter
tion of the Um pqua highw ay both
*rr which «»nr can M<»t** the most
W ednesday "From nil advance In­
from the »tandpoint of Cottage
m xi’phon«« player* ouffht to rnaUr
form ation. the team s entrred In the
Grove and Reedsport. H e told
a hit with the public
Cascade
league
are
m
uch
stronger
• • •
the com pletion of the clearing dock
I hnn last year The fan* can look
in the latter city, and what this
tTH D A NG ERO US tn write
forward to nome »nappy baseball
shouhl m ean to future freight shlj>
good advice Your w ife may read
"Norvall Libby, catcher
and
it and want to know why you don't
Johnnie Dunn, flash y young In­ m ents from that port.
Editor Eox extended an Invita­
live up to It.
field« r expect to be here In tim e to tion to the C ottage Grove people
• • •
Join the club for the opening gam e
to attend the bridge celebration
A FAMOUS AVIATOR I*
May 3. when w e m eet the K. C
to be held at Reedsport at a date
«ta illu g a achool to t e a c h f ly in g
team of Eugene here. The rest of
Several Speedy Craft Now
by mall That ought to he a falrlv All Invited to Recreational
the Jobs are all open. Courtney to be announced later.
Ed Miller, m anager o f the Coast
aafr wav to d o It.
Towne,
Hank
H
ubbell
and
Orlo
Under Construction By
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Clauses Held Every Tuesday
highw ay association and form er
B agley will probably handle the
Cottage Grove cham ber o f coni Local Outdoor Sportsmen
S T U D E N T E N G IN E E R at
hurling.
m erce secretary spoke briefly in be­
Ma»aa<'hu«rtt« In stitute o f T ech­ and Thursday Evening
"Dunn, Cooper. Cox. Dutton, Hall
half of conservation of the natural
nology In ven t«! an "II” m achine
and Tracy are a fter the Infield resources of this area, and of the
and tric<U it out (••tin « the pet
The opening o f the fish in g seas­
R< piesen tatlve*
from
various position«. Shortrldge, one o f our
stand of Port Orford cedar In par­ on the fore part of the m onth was
aiiiiallly of girls who attend««! a
civic organlxatIon* met at the high m ost prom ising candidal««», who
club dance «Ivon by the engineer».
ticular.
no doubt an incen tive for boat
w as severely burned Saturday, will
W h in It w m applied lo one of the •Chooi Tuesday evening at eight
building am ong devotees o f w ater
probably be on the bench for at
«Irin. the dlspatehe» tell «1». "the o'clock and elected II II. P errin
An announcem ent of the present sports In our com m unity. At any
m ecliln e lit up Ilka the aurora perm anent ehalt m an of the R e ­ least three w eeks.
■ W itcher, K nickerbocker, G allo Htnndtng of candid ates in the con­ rate the industry has been stim u­
bnreall» and blew every fuse In 11» creation al Council. C. J. H all was
and Cellcrs will cover the outfield test for May queen conies from the lated to a great exten t the last few
»V»ten> If the m achine were tried elected secretary-treasurer.
Several are under con­
"We hope that all the fans will high »school as the paper goes to w eeks.
Repre*<*ntatlve« from the Am eri­
out on Cottage Drove girls the
press. They are as follows: Flor­ struction in various work shops of
chance» are the »olar system would can Ix-glon. Tow nsend Club and th e rem em ber the benefit dance Satur­ ence Spies, first. M axine W ilson, the city.
C om m unity Bible Class agreed to day night nt the arm ory. Funds second. Jackie Morton, third and
hr »mashed to »nilthereen».
One being built for Charles Cool-
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nppolnt assistant« to help Mis* W y­ from this will provide the neces­ a near tie for second, B illy Sm ith, < v by Al R osenthal at the« W ood­
JA P A N E SE
W O M E N en­ m an In supervising the event* sary cash to start th e season. If fourth.
craft shop is perhaps the most ela-
tire»» m ourning by the way they scheduled betw een 7 30 and 9 30 p the support 1» as great as expected.
boat«'. It is a fourteen foot "V"
dreaa their hair. That m ethod m ay rn. on T uesdays and Thursday*.
type model. It Is constructed en­
he all right for wom en, hut w e
T hese event* consist of volley
tirely of oak and Phillipine m aho­
have som e men In C ottage Grove t>all. basket hall, hand hall, boxing
gany which w ill be polished In the
w ho couldn't da a very lmpre»»lve and w restling. The hours for Jun­
natural finish. P lan s call for ac­
Job o f m ourning that way
ior High students are from 4 30 to
com odations equivalent to four pas­
• • •
3 3d; foi Hi, fi School stu dents,
sengers and 1400 pounds o f lug­
T H E R E !H no place on earth girls, 7 00 to 7 43. boys 7 43 to M.30
gage or rapacity for possibly ten
for the meddler, and we doubt and from M 30 to 9 30 form er high
men. It w ill he equipped w ith both
w hether he or *he would find a achool students, business m en and
out and In-board m otors which will
w elcom e anyw here elec.
women.
allow for slow trolling or sjieed for
D raperies and color schem es
I T S A DOG’S LIFE.
pleasure. The plans are according
A ttention wu» called to the pro­
Fnr
beyond
a
puppy's
dream
s:
to regular governm ent sp ecifica­
IF YOU want a wom an not vision mude for all form er high
("Tile
125,00(1
dog
pound
being
G
ive
a
canine
cheer!
Hooray
tions. A fish in g boat, seventeen
»chooi stu d en ts and business men
to answ er hark, ask her age.
feet In len gth with a one cylinder
• • •
who would like lo enjoy the privil­ erected on W PA funds In Mem­ For the W PA!
phis,
Tennessee,
w
ill
he
m
odernis­
m arine engine installed. Is under
ege» of recreation afforded by this
Outside runw ays. Fldo, gee'
M ARION COUNTY GRANO-
construction at the C ottage Grove
com m unity eetup.
There 1» »till tic In design, w ith curtained w in ­ And a little private tree;
ERH have adopted t»»obitIon» fa v ­
dow
s,
show
er
baths,
spacious
run
Motor com pany garage for Jack
room for several from these group»
oring abolition of on» house o f the
w ays, Individual room s and a dally In this layout nothing but
M oulding and Ed W eise. An a l­
During the discussion. It w as change of bolding." N ew s Item.) H appiness for every m utt!
legislature If they succee«l tn the
um inum finish give« It an aristo­
effort, thpy'll probably wl«h (hr brought out that there 1» a very
cratic appearance
Sherm Godard
Radios and light and heat,
rem aining house Into hell, and urgent need for more adequate fac­
has built a sim ilar one for Ray
ltones de luxe with am ple m eat,
then what will w e do for eom ebody ilities for playing tennis. At pres­
Fldo, what a break for you.
Clean, fresh bedding every nigh t— Trask In w hich he w ill Install an
to blam e for everyth in g that « oph ent there are hut (wo availab le
inboard m otor. R ay says his will
Pillow s (if you've voted righ t)!
courts; one on the »chooi ground», Under the Red, W hite and Blue!
wrong.
be the g«xxl old variety, non-sink-
but not very »ntlxfnctory »Ince It 1» N o m ore dnys o f care nnd strife
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If there's anything you lack
able tub. which he w ill keep at the
a plain dirt court. The other one Your« the m ote abundant life!
P tess a buzzer! Get It! Sm ack!
SALLY HAND'S fan dance nt available 1» the plank court at the
Trask sum m er hom e on the U m p­
Uncle Sam Is out to see
qua. He also has a sm aller model
Sun D iego exposition alm ost ended golf course, alw ays overcrow ded See the dog pound eo conceived,
Poodles roll in luxury.
w hich he uses for lake fish in g In
abruptly when a »warm of rurlou» It 1» proposed to m ake arrange­ It can hardly be believed:
bee» tried to get affection ate with m ent» for the construction of anoth­ P rivate rooms for one or tw o
the m ountains.
No
more
scratching,
Fldo.
please'
A lso underw ay are sk iffs for out­
Hally while »he wa« In notion. They er one In the very near future to* W ith a lovely garden view !
W ashington controls your fleas!
board m otors being built for E R.
had never glim psed »neh an op­ be open to the public.
Double room» or «ingles where
If an Itch should bother you
L eniely and P ete H ayes at the
portunity before, but only succeed-
W rite Jim Farley, P. D. Q.!
Clttsen* of the com m unity »hould Any dog can com fort share;
H lner M achine shop. L eslie Booth
ed In m aking envloue m ale m em ­
drop In when these classes are g o ­ De luxe baths w here any pup
Is bullillng a 22 foot launch and
ber» of the audience.
No more ch asin g of your t a i l - -
Can drop In and get w ashed up.
in
g
and
see
the
en
th
u
siastic
res­
W alter la c k e y has one in the m ak ­
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Exercise of no aval);
ponse that ha« been given to thl«
ing. B ill B artels has recen tly in­
Let no such foolish pursuits bore
Show ers for a canine that
HALLY 1» reported to have com m unity rccrcntlonal program .
stalled a m arine engine In his boat.
you—
la a loyal D em ocrat;
»nld, li f t » ! «he hnd succeeded In
These boats piloted by th e fisher­
Uncle Sam w ill do 'em for you!
Turkish tow els, too, I hope,
fanning the bee« nwny, with no Itede on C am paign Tour,
men will probably all plow the
Salt baths nnd n cake of Soap.
new curve« hnvlng developed, that
Elbert Itede, form er editor o f the
Fldo, you should grateful be
w nters to the south o f our territory.
"I think I proved I know w hat to Sentinel, and H ugh Rnaaon. of T inted wall« and hardw ood floors. To the new D em ocracy;
In the early spring the Sm ith river
do In an em ergency.” If "he doe«, Eugene, left T uesday for a three W indows big and paneled doors;
W hat n home for you to win!
lures the angler. As sum m er ad­
we'd suggest that «he get herself w eek s tour of w estern Oregon. W ag your tall and show us, poodle, H ey! One side! I'm m oving in!
vances the run in W inchester Bay
nome clothe«.
N. Y Sun offers good sport and later tn the
They are cam paigning for the re- G ratitude to Y ankee Doodle!
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nom lnatlon of Senator M cNary and
sum m er and fall the salm on run
(The Sentinel will be pleased to consider contributions o f w ell known
in the Um pqua fills the river w ith
GOD PRO BARLY never In­ for the nom inal Ion of Ben Dorr!»,
boats.
tended m an to he contented, be­ E ugene, a» the R epublican can
popular short poem s for publication In th is space.)
cause, If man were contented, he'd didate for the position of N ational
Your Home Print Shop First.
R epublican Com m itteem an.
have nothing to pray for.
WKI4«,
lh*
new boy* nr*
U n itin g o u t a u « mm | |>ap*r, aren't
th e y ’ Wo told you *o
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H A ll.E HBUAAMlB baa again
|M (it|nnr< l th e league of nadona for
h e lp l l r (1 do about aa wrll pell
tinning the Italian*
• • •
"Q U E E N MARY* lilt* 3ft
Mile* an Ilnur." a Iteglalor Guard
headline »cream*. There are a lot
o f untitled girl* In tht* country
who can double that
• • •
IT HKF.MM (>1>I> th a t o p p o r
»unity usually find* th e m a n w h o
Cuttage d r o v e high wu* an ca*y
winner In a I»ane county high
•chooi track m eet held here Satur­
day afternoon, garnering more
point* than the total of It* three
Local Baseball Team
Rapidly Rounding
Into Shape Says King
Motorboat Biiildinii
New Fad In (iittage
(¡rove Serf ion
Recreation Council
Elect Officers at
Tuesday Meeting
P o p u la r Poems
For Dogs
@ .:z-
_
GIV»
«
HOM E F K l
«OF
F IR ST CHA
NUMBER
M
South Lane Music
Festival to Be Held
Here Friday, May I
Six Hundred Children
ExnecteJ to Take Part in
May Muzic Festival Here.
What prom ises to be an event of
interest to all who delight in m usic
am ong children, tak es place in the
Cottage
Grove arm ory
Friday,
May 1, 7:45. T his is nothing less
than a sp ring m usic festival of all
grade schools in and near Cottage
Grove, Already som e six hundred
pupils are entered and more are
expected In the next few days. A n­
other m usic festival Is being held
at E ugene on the afternoon of the
»ame day. Som e schools entering
there have sent word they w ill be
here also
The program will feature several
specials. F inal rehearsals w ill be
held on Friday at the arm ory—
Prim ary chorus, 9 a m , interm e­
diate chorus, 10 a. m.. and uppei
grade chorus a t 11.
F. K. N oordhoff, supervisor of
m usic in the local schools, w as ap­
pointed by C ounty Superintendent
M offitt to arrange for the music
festival here and he w ill direct the
three choruses.
The program Is as follow s:
Flag Salu te (stu d en ts).
"America.” four verse«, audience
and students.
Prim ary chorus, grades 1-8,—
"Traffic Cop," "M arching Star.
"Yo San," "Piggy-W ig and Plggv-
Wee."
R hythm Band, third grade cen­
tral school. "Le Secret"
In term ediate chorus, grades 4, ft
and 8 .- A Sea Song From the
Shore,” ' W hich Is the W ay to
Som«’w here Town?" "Dabbling In
the Dew."
Special B oy soprano
solo by
student frem Junior high, west
side school.
H arm onic hand (w ith piano a c­
com panim ent). interm ediate and
upper grade»
Drink to Me Only
W ith Thine Eyes." "Old Black
Joe." "Oh, Dear, W hat Can the
Matter Be.
Special—Grade school drum corp.
Upper grade chorus
■ grades 7
and 8 )—"There's Music in the Air."
"The N ightingale." ' Amaryllis."
Special S A B. chorus, junior
high.
Combined chorus, audience and
student»
"Oregon, My Oregon.
Star Spangled
Banner." first
verse.
R aym ond Carl, instructor In
hand and orchestra in th e local
schools, will direct the harm onica
band and drum corps. F. K. N oord­
hoff w ill direct the choruses and
rhythm band.
O.S.C. Lettermen
Name Local Boy
President
Oregon State College, Corvallis
—E rnest G uggisberg o f Cottag«
Grove, letterm an in track here,
w as elected president o f the Var­
sity "O" association, local letter-
m e n 's
organization G uggisberg
succeeds Ed Creider.
Ernie G uggisberg graduated from
C ottage Grove high school in June.
1932. He w as president of the stu­
dent body in his senior year and
took part in football, basketball,
baseball and track He received the
Tw in O aks trophy in football in
his senior year and w as awarded
the Letterm en's shield three years
in track. E rnie won the m ile and
h alf mile at the sta te m eet In Cor­
vallis in 1932 and w as undefeated
In th e m ile in high school com p eti­
tion. H e entered Oregon State col
lege in January, 1933. He is cap ­
tain of the O regon State track
team th is year.
Crew of Men at
Work in Bohemia
Forest Service
A crew of 23 E. R A. m en are
a t w ork in th e B ohem ia district
w here th ey have a saw m ill. H. E.
D. Brown reported to the local
cham ber of com m erce Tuesday
W ith their m ill they are saw in g out
lum ber w hich will b«- used in the
building of tables and other re­
creation al articles In the forest
service cam p ground.
The m en w ill be busy in the Bo
hernia area until July 1. acordlng
to present plans, Mr. Brown re­
ported.