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COTTAGE G RO VE. I J IN K W W IN T » . O REGON, THCRHItAY. JULY 1«. I K
King's Men Shut Out I m p o r ta n t L a w s
K-Cs 11-11: l.a Mear. Passed by the
Kiley Divide Honors 74th Congress
H K E I.E T O N H w ith « w » four
toot io»« have been unearthed in S p r in g fie ld D u e Hen- Sunday
F lo rid a
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N o on* even in these duys of to A ttem p t to H a lt Local).
Interest»* Fossil
Formation luxa ted Near
Layng Ranger Station
M
Lane County
Tennessee Club
Picnic J u ly 19
Nation-Wide Sui
of Social Conditions
Ginfronting Youth
A hundred ui tw o hundred thou-
««nd year« ago, rnay be longer
The Lane county T en n n w w club
Im portant acta of legislation by
f
« section * had the
irne kind of tree» that It now will hold It» annual ptcnlc Sunday. In T y p ic a l A g r ic u lt u r a l
thr second »«’«»Ion of the 74th Con
grass. Just closed, ware:
h"»
'b w
U*»» * « r« “ *•>«• Ju‘y 19 at J . ” m “ •P*“*'* " ,Ver* C o m m u n ities I . Ondpr W av
aide p erk The com m ittee In charge v o n u n u n ities Is U n d e r W a y
R e v e n u e Ai t >1 itt3»i
A n tld p a *° • dl-.-aoe that a ffec ts tree» o f
G .o, Of th. V etera n s B o n u s
A p »«*»>•
prop iiau on o f »t.FMt,000.000 for re-
T h *» h a * b ren P r » v d b> , h «'
lief purpose. to lw used at th e opening of a foa.lt form ation near
h"> outlined a 'o m p lete program C o lt
O rove In c l u d ed
f" ' ,h e ¿»V Including gam e« and
sports.
There
will
be
m
usic
and
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to tJMtt
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P resident's d l - tetlon . w ithin pre <h. ranger station on L ayng creek M r. B e tti, will read the second
* ^ tUjr). v id r , urvey , n
■ r lta .l lim it a t io n .
Kalah H ealey B etw een strata of the form ation c h a p te r o f T e n n m e e e h le t o iy
C ottage Grove it included Is T ein g
HV
M ERELY
b lo w in g
a
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»»«»»• »heir »hut out vie
w age and « '« Im presdons of m aple lea v e .
Ice. cream will he furnished by
trom bone a missionary cla im « be <«ry over Renton 1-ane w o . no
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f c - « » ' G ..I
It w as a great day for I-.M e„r
In even better form than a week
rn previous he h eld th.- K C . to one
ber»;
tlrvll
AN raalern g ill ha«
raifW
three werk»
m r « imscm fNwv.w.7 •
after eh. c a d the proceedings of
t h e tw o great national c o n v e n t io n ,
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LANIM .N T A N N I C I ) BY
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retting a btngle, only to be forced
o u t a t .e c o n d o n th e neat play. hor
the neat five inning» not a single
. a. . « „ . a «
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m an r ..e b « d first b a ..
a.
e t e .G n g a h e w * .« l.i« » .0 W t
f it r in ad J u»t nient program on AAA
w reck Repeal of potato
cotton
#n<J tub-CJ.’u c o n tn , | \ 7 , B Am end
f
i u t u r e , a r I t o rB „ n d
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to co mi»
oint< « «di t y exchange» »a
»«me
m e reg-
u l a t . o n «» e a e r c l ^ l o v e r ~ c u r it le .
„ « „ -G n g m ainly grati,
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th e m ou n d for th e lo .n l» th e f n - t
WINHM.' a h
e a d lin e in fo r m s ■
us.
T h e re p u b lic a n s a te p r a y in g tim e th l o a « .r , for t h . lust t h i s .
l h . v o t e , , w o n t d „ th e w m . in n in g
h a d no tr o u b le , a lth o u g h £ £ £
that the
thing to him.
,-harged with three hits, tw o of
these were estrem ely questionable
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ON JULY 7 the
O f« « » * »
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M,ur,"i. " Pul“,,ln * lTvUr* ^ r, , _ . . <| I, a l l . I . Io 'll, a t il k e o u t route, and
fold llu*i IlcprwwM’i» « r
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r
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.
M Hnell would b e r h a lr e n n ii of the got « tw o bagger o ff Kiley
lui
republican convention on JU N E » Me«r struck out H a n d B lley 7
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* w , « r ’.n “toU'â th" ¿".‘t
way at about hr
mr
e
I
collected
gon ian w as f o u n d -
X
In five U rn « a.'
X e
FARM back
EKH lb aren't
had Shape
« X d b .c h .t a r
In
such W ltrbsr,
In
renterfleld
X
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,
,
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a ttr a c te d th e a tte n tio n o f stu d e n ts.
„ ¡ X s M n g neC
k"»»u
*•’“ «* un“ ‘
e * t a b ll» h ln g ___
K .ch an ge
c o m m i- « n “ X » * « "
1or^ *tTv^ r u "-
covered It while con.trrjcting a
'
• «< ’**• Hood control
.G „n
control ,OÄ<I n *« ■' » <’»Pth “ o1 *» °™
about
14
bl111’'
wh,ch fw leral govern m en t fr,‘l
J h' , C°"2"
h._,'
wf.n
a»«um«*<4 i< ponslbillty for prevent-
_____ »—«»—
log local floods sta tes benefltted hnown one for m any years,
are required to pay land dam age
bu' U ,'d ' »"undated by flood-
»«“
T ” 7
lr
w*y* wl11 i>r bought and paid for
M
“n
'
m
b> “ »* f- “ « 1 *«-’ - n m e n t Ship J « " * » « « . ^ U"d“ 5' rT ! "
b2»
Every .Xher ■»-> » " J b«
excep t Libby, who « ,« r
TAPKWORMM may be pur ...1 tw o runs after he was passed
. hoiwd for as little a» 1150. a »taff tw ice and Bit once, and R iley and
w riter In the O regonian Inform s Hecker, who each had hut one trip
stsM-k m a rk et d e v o te e s.
to the plate.
■tartlng lineup tor the
W - don't want a w hole one
The J C elta i. 3b . Coupe.. ».
How m uch by the foot or y a id ’
Grove
ItrT A IL E IU . of men'» wear ’V " ’’X . f j t - i i . ’ g ’" ' B Celta.»'
P«>' «" poundage basis. J»«
W M hlp „ ^ u t i o n . . etc.
r o ^ T
it s ^ ^ m
file at the Portland
• ' ’m iner, e
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b u ild ,.r
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“k mn 're e’ ^ v t o ^
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7 r ,U y
"“ IrtMut, group
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on Pepeye
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fX iM ItP tp -R I are trying to
. d.ftn?tl..n o f -e w .n g '
M »ee on a d efin ition
-w .n g
Maybe I f . the kind that
tend, to the com poser te-.ng h u n g
• • ‘
R O M S P O L K A ara »o ornary
that they find fault with the p re.
*nta they raeelva at a surprise
pnrty
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N A T IO N A L
C O U N C IL
of
C ongragatlnnal and ( ’ h r 1 s t I a n
Churohea. upon the p lea, of clergy
X i n a ’ ,*:1 ,x
u,,f
X
ner o f Columbia university, who Is
restudytng agricultural com m uni-
ties.
The town» w hich are being studi
cd now are am ong th e typicsüly
agricultural town» which
were
studied by Dr. Bran ner when he
cham ber
She h a . been under a
of
- x
—
-
w - a o
sk a l „ .
a .
a .
1 »20 and 1925 and later In 193.1 Un-
his local assista n ts.
Th* quei, tjon o , road oiling from
[)ortn a |o Qujp Creek w as brought
un<Ur
era, discussion
A re-
<iuest recently
directed to the
• " " ’“ L_____ _______________________ lives.
la
the ’ u“ m e.r .
, upe rv i.lo n of R. C. T ren d ? - of which he w as joint
K uehner. county^ club leader, and author with J H . Kolb
Cottage
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h«'d la l« r
P‘ k
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T f
cd
college pro who started the season with King s
traaur advocates stew ed prunes and men. Is now on the
Springfield
muah as a diet for college stu d en ts roster and will likely be In action
A person who would give against his form er team m ates In
Uiat kind of advice tuusl have twen any event, thle should
be one of
rea red on about that kind o f a diet, the beat g « tile s of the season, fur
s
erorganliaU on which was under
dUciuudon T uesday a t the Cham ber
of Com m erce luncheon, to which
all buflineaa m en of the city had
been Invited
The discu ssion w a .
carried over until next m eeting
“ '«
th at th ' new
Are the youth o f villages idle? The
object o f this survey is to obtain
at least partial answ ers to these
Chamber ftf Commerce
and other »trntlar questions.
V > n U IIllX .r UI k > U IlllIIU fL t-
This particular survey has been
w j ii
U _ i i n s ,n r 4 IJ L’ „ j r
made possible on the one hand
VV
¿ > P « n }> O r
r d lr
through funds granted by the
A m erican Youth C om m ission. and
definite C action
as taken
on granted
on the other
hand
through
'»« N o proposed
ottage w Grove
boost-
by Dr
Edm
und S money'
Bran-
^ 7 middle“ w « ,'" m .'e » ” He’ ' Ä
*w*h>P* colti y r a th r r •*?« In.
EASTERN
« n « g e gra d u a te, «.rung around
* h nothing to do
H ave youth
b ~ n m ov.ng from place to place
» « k in g w ork’ Are youth parGci-
ncfctinx in the econom ic find social
paung m m e econom ic ana social
ie v e m l
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aTZas*
Repair and Building ArtlvIUea. _
O E. Wood»on bs reshlnglin g hie
Touring the Middle M eet
residence on SM WhlteaJ ei_ avenue
A 1. W o o d « * I . « by motor Wat
o w n ed
htm" . M “ cm
W e hope It . « C h e . our k n e e . „ m r .
AN
Th« p ? ived '" .en ou s
.« e r a te d .
p h y -c te n .
arr
hit « f e l y
¿
w as formed August 24. 1934 Rego-
lar m eeting» m eeting» every other
month have been held »Ince. The
present o ffic e r , are Mrs W innie
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W instead, president; Mrs. » E
Betti», vice president; Mr»
garet Hedin. secy-treas.
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a fter an » .
. ,a,
during the baseball gam e at Swim- pr*’J,M t will get in 1
«a.» in th Institut
f
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-..u ^ -ia i— a X u n ' n " k I ' m X e h nasenau
e o X . d tmprov-
Thr c|ub agaln agreed to spon- d
R eligious
esearch
« . ’l e v - ^ ....w P „ - o „ V n
X T
knd"“
T l " r e g ^
^ Z s R
™mt“
^ t h e upon
“^ " b e which
tw ^
«uy
r , ^ w ; r r k ,o- d "“‘,UWrt ta ^
R anger „
B
Urown. who
brought to the city a »ample from
form .G on. brought wtth
,
.« a c t e d by the
"*">«• <ll**a»e «Y coin cidence four
Indentation. In the leaf of today
in alm ost identically the
w ere
-«me position on the leaf of untold
-e n tu r le . ago.
T hl» *«“ *• form ation, which has
'O ” ', , •
brother, have dug Cos a, .e ,..„ id .lu r in g the l« .t three *'«•’> » • "
ftoata. out o f th e so l.
Soli C onserve
n“ r™
T to y c e^ u ’’ b a ld in g a new
^ ‘ ^ ' Ì r ^ f b‘X
“ 10M “ “ Wa’hlnrton ~
- X £ < ! 2 ..V
I.
not
perm ltuable
to ties which ere available, since they
J S e .. a w e
is.rtion of the m arriage cerem ony.
Thirteen boys from thr cam p r=n — — — — — — — —
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It should have been the ,pft
Thursday for a ten day ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
groom 's par, In th e first place
hlke over the
sk y -lin e tra ..' to
Mi W ashington and
the Three
sister»
Included in the
group
wrre Stewart Roberts, Dan Trask,
|<<>b ( >rBnn|s „„d l^ewls Sturgis
Reports cam e from them that the
w eather for a few d ays had been
disagreeably wet and h ik in g slow.
Scout Trask had been m ade an aa-
Nlstant cook for the trip.
The
y a expected to return to the
a n t r a l cam p at Lucky Hoy tomor-
row.
Hill MacGIbbon, Mac Trask. SyJ
T H E R E MIGHT BE more W ynne, Vlnnl R andall Jr. and Rob
sm art m en If there
weren't ao
"j Nelson, son of Ray N elson, w ill
m any wom en Io m ake fools
leave Munday for the second tw o
them .
week period
Mr and Mra. C. 8.
• • •
R oberts, Mr. and Mrs. Vlnnl Ran
BUR G LA R
broke
Into a dall and Mr and Mrs. F. L. Gran-
'7 u
.a . - b t '<*» "«■« am ong those planning to
through thl.uts, took nothing, but g(> |o .n ||i|( Runday
, Hke the
left a |x>etn for publication.
new group up and bring thoae
If It w as the kind of |» e n i hom e who attended the first period
that usually Is left at a c o u n tr y ,
new spaper office, the editor prob-
W. Convention.
nbly would rather that the burglar V.
The convention of the Oregon
had stolen som ething
D epartm ent o f V eterans o f Foreign
• • •
W ars, held al Albany, selected A s
MAN a t Am arillo, Tex., c u l
toria as the next convention city.
lin g his lawn, ran a dyn am ite cap R ichard L. P reston. R oseburg, w a ,
through the m ow er and w as near
unanim ously elected
com m ander
ly blown to plecea.
and John Snellstrom , Eugene, aen-
W. wish that this had hap- ,'or v lcteco m tn a n d er.
Fred Shad
pensd nearer home, ao that our ()jn (jorvallia, was natner eom m an-
wlfo would he more seriously Int- (1(tr (lf th ,s district, No. 6. The
pressed by the Incident.
new ly orbanlxed local poat did not
send d elegates to th is years con-
F em aie F inance
ventlon, hut It w ill Undoubetdly be
Hubby: "The hank has retu rn ed ; represented nrxt year
th a t ch eek .”
W ife: "Isn't that splendid' What
Coni la Impure carbon diam onds
can we buy with It thia tim e?"
are pure carbon.
B
P opular Poems
MY NEED
B v E lsie S ta n to n P re ll
P atht t I p iiiy fo r s tre n g th to incct the cares of li'>
I tin not ineiin the s w ift onrush o f courage
W h ic h (autos w ith great (lisa stcr.
But a s tro n g , sweet s p irit equal to the pe tty h u rts
T h a t (anile fro n t tln v to day.
The s w ift, hot n o rtls fro n t a n g ry li|»s.
I'n n ie a n t. yet le a vin g barbs o f s tin g in g p a in .
The s m a ll ilista n ira g e in e n ta o f d a ily to il
Tasks th a t w ill not go s m o o th ly
A n ti a g a in a c ry fro m baby li|»s to s till.
The n ig h t conic« on ¡m il tire d fro m t r iv ia l cares.
New In il'd i its rise before me
S ta irs to c lim b and sleepy tones to hush
D is o rd e r to he s tra ig h te n e d
( ’an you not see. tle a r b o rd . m y v e ry need o f Thee
e
'ta fo X m n
S B
It
been east for sixteen years and ex garage at 708 G ib b, avenue.
roftd W(M o|lpd lt wouid becom e a
pacts to be gone tw o m onths.
The
I-en Culver Is erectin g a barn at #econda ry state h igh w ay
and be
s is te r he visited
Is 78 years and First avenue. Just beyond the c i t y turned over to the state
w hich
tbe brothers' age« are from 80 to
O m its.
would be responsible for m alnten-
(g> year»
“ “ ~
.
ance. O ther m em bers said the g a s
ls-gtan I'oata and Vnlta Picnic.
tax from the constan t travel over
»•>,owning tta o se s Mart July 87
Th(. w l iU fn ette Council o f the , hat stretch o f road would am ount
Ihrir h«*’ to blAftt
the (.rover i»
The »wlnim ing and flrH aid elatm A m erican Legion and Legion aux- to approxim ately $1.000 a m onth
pla . . ^ , r . c l « n .w e e p
T ' h l w hich I. being .pontrnred by the ,llary w ill hold . picnic and m eet- and
three y e i r , tim e would pay
L l?n c. of the .econ d h’ lf league
LJon. club and the Red Croae Ing Sunday at Benton-Lane Park for
olUng
W ith thg opening
bale ce of the .econ d h alf Ir.g u e
Mon„ ay Ju, y 3 , ^
, he Monrop and Junc, lon c t ty p o „ , of new
the R ow river ter-
Steel bridge and continue for tw o and unit» w ill be hoets C offee w ill i-Rory. the increased operations of
» am i. la n k » Bov ArtivtUea
weeka. T hose destring this In »true- be served and thoae atten ding have
older established lum ber com -
it e n o r t . of activities at C am » “ on m"y r«*l«, r '' at ” »«
hal1 b«Tn «»»i«1 ,o brlnK W<“U f ,” «d * * •’ panies In the Culp Creek section
,
Bov T here a num ber of bV
* registration fee o f g e ts of food D inner w ill be served and the hauling o f ore from m in es
Lucky
~ h; " r;
.¿ e n ly - f lv . c e n t .
at 1 3 0 and m e etin g , have been in , he Bohem ia district it will of
. llm n.e, rem p. have been tecelved
scheduled for 2 p. m. These w.U be neCe.s lt y require road im prove-
different time« from headquart M ethodist M in ister. Scbo.U.
the last m eetings before depart- m e n, and m aintenance to care for
era
Laat tint u n lay a program o f
r . v C J H all expects to leave m ent c o n v e n tio n ._________
, h. heavy traffic.
com patltlva field and w ater sport* T uesday for Tacom a, W ash, to at
» h i
/« u
r
. / , t mnAnv ^»id
at , he crn tra, cam p held sw ay All , , nd a ten day school conducted M .aonl, O rd er, P icnic.
t heatnui T r a n .fer < «™Pa ">
MCOU| a anrollad w ere required to by Bishop T itus Txiwe for all the
The E astern Star and M aaonu
The Chestnut
ra r'
P® £
enter In .1 least one sp^rl. thus „'„«hw ea, a r e . of the M ethodist picnic w ill be held Friday. July 24. w hich has been doing b u siness In
g e a c h . .. b i t , group an even church. R. v H all Is one o f six at the V eatch plcnrc grounds on the city and surrounding courdry
ch an rr
w ln
T he w inning cabin
.e le c t e d from the C ascade Mosby Creek. Supper w ill be serv- for the pas. 12 years, h as.b een sold
r e v iv e d candy bar* for each mem- district, w hich Includes the local ed at 6 30. Anyone w ish in g l ran^- to» W. *
e- ” 1 b ‘
‘
her a . -w a r d s
Rill Goddard of ch u rfh The achool begtns July 21 porU tlon should call Mrs C. S. The « ^ ^ “ X
’T n d
:
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s r -
A P P L E S from Hood R iver
and iiears from Medford will be
w elcom ed In Jerusalem , according
to our departm ent of state
O ardea o f Eden
next
for
O regon fruit.
• • •
T H K R E is only one living
form er president, but the republl-
f a n s say there will be tw o a fter
next January.
Grove Is now being surveyed for
the third tim e along w ith certain
o th e r
agricultural com m unities
w hich were included in the form er
su ;veys
S m all woes are these, yet c o n sta n t ( to p p in g wears
In to the sto u te st h e a rt.
I ’ nless some pow er, fro m source unseen
\ ric h e r grata' Im p a rt.
So g ra n t me s tre n g th , am i great s tre n g th it m ust he
I f I w t.tilil live m y ItiHtie lit', v a lia n tly
(The Sen tin el will be pleased to consider contrib utions o f well known
popular short poem s for publication In th is apace.)
15 years
Dr C. S. H offm an,
assistan t
sta te supervisor o f rural research.
is In charge o f the survey- in this
state and has appointed
the fol-
low ing to aid him: H arold Mackin.
project head; E velyn Coiner Mrs
Roy Mason. Peggy Savage. Harold
Sp7 iKg 9. Eiber, Sm ith Jr. and Law
^ „ c e W iese, enum erator»
nn, of th , above pem ons
will visit your hom e and w ill rx
plain what they w ant in the w ay of
inform ation in order to m ake an
outstand in g su ccess of the survey
Their object is to secure an an-
sw er for e v e ir <l“* ^ o n on the
^ h e d u le which h s t a ^ n furnished
them
T h e ¿ e h d u le is desurned to se-
H at« o n p v m v house
cure c o m p « ’ £ ta » " " * > * ™
hold In th is.c ity and hraited tafor-
malicm
?om-
‘
in fo r m a tio n in order to find
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T
^
X ^ u p y H n
a number o f trucks for freight an D at* arc ' ‘ be
®r
«“ Y «ransfer work. They did a households “ nd all youth 15 to &
» X
X
’others) w ho
ed ore out from the m ines. The w ere liv in g here on June 1. 1996.
business has been m anaged the except transients.''
past few year» by Clarence Chest-
.
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nut. H e stated he had m ade no V isited B onneville l>am
definite plans but will probably
Last Sunday the editor of The
ta k e a vacation o f several w eeks.
Sentinel. Mrs. Goddard and Mian
Mr. R eynolds assum ed charge of W ilson, a Portland H igh School
the com pany Saturday. H e has teacher, visited the great Bonne-
rented the Clarence Chestnut hom e ville Dani forty m ites east o f Port-
for hta fam ily residence.
land, at the head o f tidew ater.
__________________ where the federal governm ent has
B allad eer, on E ugene Program .
been spending, since the fall of
The BaJIadeers w ent to Eugene 1933, over 342.000,000
The gigan-
Tuesday and W ednesday even in gs tic project, w hich is expected to be
to assist with the program at the com pleted In the fall of 1937 will
Synod held at the First Presbyter- form a slack w ater pool so that
ian church in that city. Mrs. H elen ocean -goin g vessels may penetrate
R ice w ent w ith the group as ac- 200 m iles up the Columbia river,
com panist.
U lU m ately, its ten power units will
_________________ be capable of producing tw o and
G olf Team to Salem .
one h alf billion kilow att hours of
A team of eight m en from the electrical energy annually
It is
G olf club w ill represent C ottage expected that low pow er costs will
Grove at the W illam ette Valley attract
im portant new electro-
G olf A ssociation tournam ent Sun- chem ical and m etallurgical tndus-
dav In Salem
There w ill be eigh t tries. The added industrial popula-
eom peting team s and thirty-six tion will bring financial ben efits to
holes played. The personnel o f the the farm ers of that area.
local team Is not yet com plete.
-
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lx*ave for bhrtne Conclave.
Am erica.. Is gton to Install.
M. and Mrs. E rnie Hov left f e t-
The Am erican Legion w ill hold a urday and Mr and Mrs Earl H ill
special m eeting
Monday
night, left Sunday for Portland w here
July 20. N ew officers w ill be Instal- they joined the special train for
ed and delegates elected to the d ^ Shrlners leaving to r Seattle to
pnrtm ent convention which will be tend the Im perial C .u n cll o f die
held at Roseburg. August 13-17. Shrine w hich m e et. In Sea tie this
P lan s will also be m ade for the an- w eek. They expect to return
nual picnic, August 3 at the Met- tla>
ca lf picnic grounds. The auxiliary
will join with the l e g io n in the
Air is visible w h«n « i rown
plcn,e
disturbance by heat.