The Cottage Grove sentinel., August 13, 1936, Image 1

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VOLUME JU.VL
Sam Veatch and
Vincent Brillier Get
Postal Appointments
W H E N arg um ent* ware be
Ing advance«, for tbe retu rn of Both Selected from Thoae
liquor the «tatenient fraquanlly wn»
mad« that w w eren't going to re- Who P;ut*wl Civil Service*
tu rn to the old-Ume ealoon Even
Pixwtdeiit Roosevelt »»Id that the Examination May Sixteenth
ealoon inueln'l return.
Thia w rite r baa Juat returned
N J. Nelaon haa an-
• P oatn
• • oo-ter
e»
fro m C alifornia
There the ealoon haa re tu rn ­ nou n ced the appointm ent* of Ham-
ed
uel It Veatch
and
Vincent
C.
fnaalhly It len't the old tim e Hrlcher aa tem porary
substitute
aalnon. hut there len't a great deal clerk-cal rlera for the Ira-al post-
o f difference
office They were erlerted from the
And they ere everywhere
Hat of eligible« who paaaed the
In h o te l. randy
atoraa. grocery ,-lvll «eivlce e x a m ln a llo u held here
store«
May 16 They w ill be aworn In
The principal bualtieaa In the September 1.
big city »eem» Io tie the «ale o f
Tw en ty-fou r took the examina-
llquor. especially In packagea
non and (he following IB p au ed
Even d ry good» atorea »ell Sam url I,
Vealch.
Edw ard
C.
wet goo«,»
l» m
Vincent C. Hrlcher. I ’h lllp
It e r m , ae though
every |t Hrraey.
Ito g ri
E.
Hra»well.
d uet gtore and every grocery «tore HoraCr j , Neely. Albert 1» Cole
h a a a w in d o w d lap lay o f b o ttl.d ^ u ^ r t jc |>»yne. tx r o y I>. I la lv e r
gooda.
sun, H o lt Orlm ea. E d w in W Hau
T ba purchaser 1» not required to ,,er
Vincent. Mrs, N ellie Hen-
have a permit. W h a t kind of li­ flereon and Ml»« M aigarel I W II-
ce naa th e seller has io pay thia »on
W ilk >h
Of t h . tw o
w rite r didn't Inquire
-
N e ll.
7ff
One thing was noticeable
,
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/ fi.lbiw
n, _ _ » " I H , *C
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Moat of the bartenders are " I n !l l r "
w ill be made up a» l r follows
H
k
c h a l k . t,.
-
clean looking young men
Sutheiland. now ¿ r v . c H r i X Í
This may be good, or I, may entered the civil
rer o f m o o ev or-
be taut
1»?! lie ba» charge of money or-
,1 may »eem rather odd. bul ■let», bonds and po«lal saving« and,
bartender» mu«tn't d rtnk
f
ffi’"» '" " " *
A d tIn k e r can', get a Job aa i" ' f r |i"
' i”i <• i i " f 1*"
e lv ll eer-
a bartender
- - J
.
52' ' 'r.',
, | VP. . n,|
There wa» a bar In Ihe «-of- ' *, r u ’" ' ’
" ,
"
fee sh o p of ih e hotel at which thla
,*“1,
» e ,« ,i„ ., i
w rite r alop|>ed
* ™ r i« " l a * n n a r v
The Sea Lion Cave
Hy Balla Burkholder
I h«v© offan wonderrd why thav wr a«e It more plainly- F u ll In the
Munlight pouring In from the M?a,
arc called A m Lion*. I know now.
American Legion C. of C. to ^ ’’SOT
Delegates O ff
Annual 4-H L
To Convention Fair August 21-2.
lying »tieched upon a rock In the
On m rocky In-ach about 12 rntlc»
center of the water. Ilea a huge
north of Florence on the C«a»t
Special train« and auto caravan».
»tea*llon named Brigham , the head
h ig h w a y . Is
le th
their
a tu ra
a b ita t
. .
.
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d i , DUt«. carrying delegate« and other 1-* L x n io lllp n
highway
rh n
natu
ral l h
habitat
™
b.......
th ^h ™ « . e.«e „
Hea Lion cave. T ak e
a winding
w on « for them
W a ter enter«
tra il high along the cliff. T u rn through two channel«, alao «ea
•outh to the lookout Huddenly you
bird«, and other aea-llon«
The
■ee them, lecllnlng on a rocky ■mailer channel 1« low. It« top bare­
ledge fa r below L ike a group of ly above the water, but It »tretche»
un
l | l <WI,
» w i t V
|
i hone
l « 4 | i r i u banking
a 'A I IIK
I In
I I the
H I T n w u n
l l , , LBV»-
ik .illa a n /i
f f«0
I n
ih p
fg 'P I lll
m n ,r y move, then like flehe« out
1 ,
’W i u,,i m nchefi to the
vutftide
W e approached to the
of W u lff, flapping
and
flopping w ater« edge, Brigham paying no
around E ver «o often one tak e» a attention to hum an being», he 1«
_____ for an ocean dip. O ff the u»ed >o them. We gazed our fill up-
notion
|lt<J(fr h* d, “^ . all
___
four huge f in . „„ , he .(ra n g e .jg h ,.
not often
outat i etched
■ nd landa In
t b - «een N ature la dram atic, w ith such
wave*
«rid
»wlma
cncrgetlcallv
“ • scenes arranged for our benefit
aro u n d , hl« head black and ft listen- How often we pas« them by'
ing above Ihe surface. We watched
R e tu r n in g up the rocky pathway.
them, faaclnated P a rt flab,
part clinging
clinging to
to the
the rope
rope hand-hold«,
hand-hold», we
we
lion, how marveloua are thy w ork»' pau»ed where the guide was apeak-
Clim bing hack up the tra il, we log Ha was flauhlng a »potllght on
north
thl» tim e
The
ira ll aomethlng stretched out on the
switchbacks down to the floor o f the cave I t was a huge
" f.
l ° Wr'
wh"‘ h
fI“ object w ith skin draw n tight
in
h land Inga on each land over
backbone, like a fossil un-
_ _ ____
Ing
a window which overlook» the
a f t»r y e a r, of burial. He
churning,
ning. sw irling ocean dashing , tated H had heen there 500 year«
trir-lro shore The rock O n„ hlnd f,„ atln
. . . showed . 3 toe-
.
against thee rocky
«h n .ri
',c r° “ n ail« ««ca-lions have no toe nails
" ‘ he 'g h th o u « Juat on , hl front
Ita j MWH »till
w,"« ,.
i< * *rel<
o. f**hlng
fl,h ,n < boat
h“ * * was
W>" showed
?•
#.
„howed teeth
teeth shaped
shaped like
like cat’s,
cat's, and
and
wrecked
on
these
same
rocks,
the
.
.
_
.
n
•
<>/•
r\F
h
air
pg»m«ina<l
«i i * ii^"
th « a small tu f, of h air yet rem
ained
h 7 " ’T hfe“ v,n* / rrw »«‘th in g 12 on th e bide I t w a . over 10 feet In
1 ^ ..” - . ° .
’í ? . ” *® m ' " T h '‘ __ ________
and w________
weighed over
a
ton
-
-
»mat waa
total loas,
when alive. H e said the cold damp
W e went down and down Into the atmosphere o f the cave had pre-
ce,1,er of the earth. It ecemcd. So served I, thus Intact. H e also call-
m n n y ", r P« w e lost count. A t each ed our attention to the head of
w ,,'dow we must pause to gaxe Abraham Lincoln, reclining on the
«gain upon Ihe wonderful m arine shore o f the cave It was a perfect
•,lc ,u r*‘ framed therein At las, we likeness On the walls o f the cave
r* ac,>’ ’ hc. bottom. It Is a huge d ark across the w ater fro m where we
NUM BER M.
W i l l Be a t A r m o r y
Under Supervigion of County
part ment convention o f the A m eri­
can Legion and aux ilia ry In »*-»»lon d u b A ^ e n t, R C Kuehner
thl« week at Roeeburg. paaaed
through the city yeeterday and to-
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day
Cannon aalutea, drum corp«
The 4. H c, ub fa ir and (:o[nni U!uly
muaic and
a r-»
general din of nolee feMlíva¡ rtponsorf.d annually by the
aaaaww
w
w ag indicative of the m erry-m ak chamber of commerce w ill be held
i ng mood the conventlonlat« w ill
arm ory Augu, t 21-22
Ex­
carry throughout the feetirin ee _
m b it. an<i general supervision w ill
T' " .d a y i ° and
1 57" continue ** uader the direction of F t C.
’ in u r w a y i
anu
w in
c o n tin u e
r ...
. i „ h »a,
through(,¿t Saturday. M any «enOU. * u' h " e r' 5 “ nP ™ Un¿ y c' ub a« ent
problem, face the delegate», who Members o f a cham ber o f com mer-
w l„ volc(. the Henti m ent of th eir ce com m ltU e in charge of arrange-
respective posts and u n it* while
*.r e ,„ E * r , ‘?‘ j*W'
Francis
memberg al ia r ge enjoy the fun- Ho2" . “ “ d W L ' W orkm » n
m agtnK
a k in g ’ entertainm
e n V e rtL n m ent
e n ro
ffe 're d ' by
by
E»hlblta
m
offered
Exhibits are
are open
open to all mem-
c<, nventlon city. I t la expected bera enrolled In Lane county club«
a strong legislative policy planned w ith work up to date. Record
|O r e s t r i c t
im m igration
and hooks, together w ith
stones of
, tre n gt hen national defenses, w ill work, must be filed w ith the
adopted. It Is also expected that county club agent by 10 oclock
tbe tx>dy w in take a strong stand August 21.
" p p o . ^ a meas'ure“ a t the forth -
The prem ium list la as follows
com ing election to abolish
com- and. unless otherwise indicated.
•• m ilita ry tra in in g in both there w «
« « a » firs
, _. t __s_
__ a.
pulaory
ill ■ be
prlxe in each
the University and O. 8 C.
lot of 50 cents and a second prlxe
Tonight's
entertainm ent
w i l l of 25 cents
consist
consist of
of the
the big
big parade
parade w w ith
ith
Division A- Flowers,
e
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w
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a
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i
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»n,rt*«
»mm
Hotted p la n t*— t l ) F ern, any va-
novel and a ttractive entries from
all post, and auxiliaries.
F rid a y riety; <2> geranium . >3) any variet-
evening
ill be the state wide drum
______ w w
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foliage p lan t;
(4) an y other
corps competition
and Juvenile flow ering plant
bands. Dance», a "Street« o f Parts"
Cut flow ers— 11) Bouquet asterx.
carnival and other entertainm ent 6 blooms; t2) delphiniums, zinnias.
feature« w ill run continuously dur- roses, chrysanthemums, marigolds,
ing the three-day celebration.
petunfas; <S) exhibit
o f garden
Delegates, who w ill represent the flowers, at least five varieties 32
Calvin Fun k post a t the convention and 31); vase snapdragons,
are Alvls W icks, H e rb e rt W In m -
G ladioli i l ) Three spikes any
from ona
(2) pom-
one garden
lust d o n 't let
'em g e t
s don t sell a person
enough to make him nolay and If a
uoloy peraoo comes In from elee
where we a .k him to move along
W a have Io th in k of our guesta.
and the» wouldn't be our gueets
long If they had to e .« and d rink
In the «ame room w ith noley boox
« e m |w r a r y
c a ...e ,.,.,»
H , < .- ,,,,«
Ilppai r
ld dtll a u
Janies A Scott la m aking gener-
al tepalrs and remodeling his real-
deuce al M44 south Sixth
M r . N e llie L ittle Is repairing
the porch of her home on east
W M h ln g t# n
1;r H and . Ax.ey I . reroof.ng h l.
Boy« In ju red In Accident.
are Mrs. Alvl» W icka, M r. and Mrs.
Division B— Domestic Baking
J»bn O » “ « and Bob C h e riy sun- V ln al Randall. Charles Roner, P. E
B rea d —W h ite ; brown.
lalned painful injuries In a motor- Nelson. M r. and M rs. B
R. Reed
F
Cookies -S ix ice-box cookies; six
cycle accident Monday evening on an<J M rs P h illip Bukowski.
vanilla drop cookies;
six
fancy
Pacific
highw ay
near Saginaw
..
cookies.
They were pleasure riding
when -*ew Lookout Station.
Cakes— Loaf: sponge; angel food;
to
the lights went out on the cycle
The _ r forest service
expects
layer.
and were struck by a car d .iven by h a - about » J ? « «
D ivision C—Textiles.
________
_____ Gallo's
_____ _____
residence at 145 Jackson avenue.
Barto
Perlnl.
back _________
was bad Bohemia district this summer and
Dresser scarfs and buffet sets—
G
L
B
allew
Is
te
m
o
d
e
lin
g
his
ly
apralned
and
he
received
w
v
e
ie
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Dr«
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*
r
*«'•
u
u » » lle w Is rem o d elin g his ly «praineu anu ne received sev ere
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H ae_a.wa. es«
e , H » -v-» t h « gar* ta tan i4 I ta era
f'htal>«*A/ © r ^ C lI O fl OX «A
IO O K O U « M l& X lO n Ml
_
.
»' ♦ « "<»»b E ig h th W
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.. he.,1.^1 »hd Oh. Uh.» FW rvtew . T he new tow er w ill be on
spreads: pillow cases: towel;
F ra n k Babcock la remodeling his » everelv
w ren ch ed
' Mr
P erln l h‘« her ground than the present one ,a b *e linen; luncheon cloth w ith
severely
wrenched
M r.
P erlnl and
gtand Qn
A napkins; p illow , quilt; rugs—hook-
residence at 1630 west M ain St.
b rou gh t th e b o y s to D r IDtleyg of- catw alk w ilI encircle
the
20x20 ed; crocheted
M m Pearl L. D ru ry 1» making
flee where their Injuries were bulldlng a l noor ,eveL
w ork
Division D A rt
general te p a lr. on her residence
done w n b funds which the
Miscellaneous T axiderm ist
epe-
at the corner of G street and Burch treated
~
.
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district office at Roseburg receiv- cimen o f mounted anim al or bird;
avenue and 1» also building a w o , k I-
Ke.1 i n . . « .Magazine a t I.lbrar»
ed , WQ week>
baskets; p ain tin g .
ahed
ih e <*it> library 1« In receipt of
•p|le present lookout station w ill
Division E - A n tiq u es,
Raymond Grube Is rerooflng
north T .n t h
Jr. , "
"ub« - f lP“ on «°
be left in its old location for the
Dishes; silverw are, glass; old
house. ftl9
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Pubh8h<:d by
accommodation of those who visit bo„ks, miscellaneous
which 1»
copied by
M r. and M rs American Red C ries society' The
h. ’’ S .T » U .’ ^ 2 - 'XX” ‘ 9' ni“,ce" aneo'“
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K
X W
S 2 1 ¡'“
X J S X - ’ S
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,
present cupola w ill be removed.
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Apples, best plate:
peaches, best
s, r ", . . A« ? r h a l r m a n
for The road up F airview , constructed
table v, £ etabl„ . flve specl.
llcty
displayed
Intemperance
1» she efficiently take» over the w ork
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the Rea Cross.
, Wo yeais ago. may be extended to mens of five varieties, fa rm crops
likely lo result In liquor being vot of any of Ihe regular clerka who F orm er llealdent Enroute to India.
a point near the present lookout — grain; potatoes.
may he absent.
ed out again.”
Rev. and M rs Bruce A. Cole vis- Harold Itade T ria l Postponed.
station.
The new appointees w ill take the . . .
, ...
,
believe
D ivision G — 4-H Club W o rk
'T
most
certainly
W
ord
has
been
received
by
E
l
-
,
. . .
.
...
. «- Red friends In the city a few days
positions now held by Albert E.
'
Clothing— Divisions I to IV.
there I« that d n n g er"
last week
Rev.
Cote
form erly bert Bede th a t a court case pend-
Payne anil P E Nelson
Cooking—Divisions I. I I . I l l and
taught school at Dorena and w a f a Ing against his son H aro ld in Oak-
W K H E A R a g r e a t deal
camp cookery
student pastor at the Presbyterian land, Cal., had been postponed from
about Oregon being way behind
Canning—Divisions 1, IL I I I
church here fo r a short time. H e August 12 to August 20. H aro ld Is
o th er atatea.
D a iry - C a lf; yearling; cow.
haa recently been graduated from charged w ith negligent homicide
The Sunday this w rite r spent
Sheep— Breeding lam b: m arket
a theological achool In Philadelphia following an automobile accident.
in the bay elite» he picked tip one
lamb; pen o f three; aged ewe
and w ith hlg w ife Is enroute to
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riunlo which he had »een In an
Goats.
In d ia where they w ill engage In
Sentinel W antads o ffe r you real
Oregon ;aiper a week before and
Garden.
Cottage Grove was d«-fea,ed 21-18 missionary w ork
advertising value.
one he had seen In an Oregon pa­ In a golf tournam ent Sunday at
Poultry - Divisions I. I I , III.
per three m onlha before
F o re s try -D iv is io n s I, I I . I l l
Itandon The «core wa« tied lft-15
Commencing F rid a y afternoon,
until the lant fouraome came in.
H and icraft
August
14,
at
the
city
park,
there
WP’ H K A K a great deal j | atj OIW of
Cottage Grove men
H ealth Boy; girl.
w ill be offered a variety of recrea­
alM»ut C alifo rn ia
buying
Oregon |n thia fouraome taken 3 point« and
Ten h alf scholarships to the 1937
tional activities under the direction
prune« to be ¡»«eked under C allfo r- th r other lout three, the
»core
of the local recreation com mittee. £ H cl“ b ’ l^ ™ er 8choo.1f JVaJUed. at
nla label»
would have remained a tie. but
of which Superintendent H . B. F e r 36 each, w ill be awarded fo r the
E vidently they don’t »»»rve O ie - both local men were defeated. One
rin is chairm an, in co-operation best exhibits and record books in
Ron prune» at homa. Thoae thl» of the»e wn» a Bandon m an playing
clothing, cooking, canning, cattle,
w rite r had seemed In fe rio r to the for Cottage (»rove. Had It heen the
w ith the A dult Educational d epart­
sheep, garden, forestry, han dicraft
rnlatland variety. Maybe they had other Bandon m an playing for Cot-
ment of the W P A .
WANT TO SW AP?
and health. Last year the amount
been »polled In (Mtcklng.
t«ge Grove the «core would have
M
r.
Janies
Lam
b
w
ill
demon-
To tratlc: A city all ciMiiplvtc,
of these awards totaled 378. There
• • •
strata the use of the coping saw w l„ al8O
* , m a„ c M h
fQr
With iniin find building, din and strict.
W E SAY Oregonians are an
Thl» was the first game Kandon
in wood work. M rs. Rlssue. m a k e r each m em ber making one o r more
e a s y going lot of persona, but C all bad won ,b l'' "eason
Por one tall forest, given and o ih i I.
of the
covered wagon" and the exhibit8, providing w ork is satls-
Morelock and HUI o, Collnge
fornlan» «eem to have ua beat
Supplied
with quiet shade and pool
Townsend wagon
w ill give in- factory and record books are com-
This w rite r tried to find sev Orove w-i-re lled for medalixt w lth
struction
In soap carving and piete
Only one aw ard w ill go to
oral parsons In San Francisco one 69 P a r of the cour»e I» 64
papier-mache w o rk and Mrs. M ary ,,acb member Five ribbons w ill be
To trad e: A shopworn desk and chair
Playera, medal .cores and poluta
forenoon. N o t one was In. It »eem«
W a rn e r w ill o ffer instruction in awarded in each class.
Ib a , business man a rriv e a t th e ir * » "
* '”>
Orove Playe" '
Within :tn offiee ten I'et-t square.
basket making, needle w ork and
nnnu-d first, were as follows:
Por
one
eanoe
upon
a
stream
office« at S 59 and are ou, from 9
Z lm m erly Hr 71. 3; C linton 77, 0
crocheting.
t;|r| scout Local Camp.
In 2.
Who«, wood nymphs smile and fishes glean
M o re lw k 69. 3; M cM nnnery 76, 0.
Federal approval has been given
Probably they ge,
out
to
Bagley 76, 3; M ill» R4. 0.
to a state recreational program up ca
‘ „ „
w
M M a o 0 , bbon>
»well the crowds on the streets,
Chamber» 77. 2 ,y; Johnson R2. H.
To trad e: Twelve hurdy-gurdy tunes
to January 1937. and M r. George e w j|, lenvp 8unday fOr R
da Qn a
thereby m aking nn Impression on
laiaswell 78, 2'li; E m ery R2. H .
Berreman. county supervisor o f cam plng trip , t , , expected 25 w ill
Collected Summer afternoons
visitors.
Nelson 70, 0; Fclshelm 72. 2
adult education, has been designat- mak(> , he tr)p
w i„ ln, accom.
Rustne»» men can be In th e ir
Por one Itreeze Ringin’ 'mid the pines
Cnrlson 74. 0; Arnold 71. 3.
ed to aid Superintendent F e rrln in panled by R u th stow ,-11 anil Gene­
offices afternoons because t h e
Rede 79. 0; Rennet, 76. 3
Of Nature and her ehaste designs
carryin g out this program In Cot- vieve
Bressler, who
w ill
have
strent« are Jammed w ithout them.
H ill no, H ; Cnrnilchel 66. 2H .
A tra ffic o ffic er la almost neces­
Inge Grove. Those desiring w ork charge of sw im m ing and some art-
Z lm m erly Jr. R6. *y; Jeuh Rl. 2H.
To trad e : A flat encompassed " e ll
sary to keep folks moving.
in handicrafts are requested to crafts M rs O m er M oore and Mrs.
M i-yu ren 96, 0; T ra y e r R9, 3
By pavement hot, ami roof and bell.
bring m aterial and tools when pos- jo e Sm ith w ill also spend p a rt of
Norton (bandon man playing for
T H O S E H A Y P E O P L E cer Cottage Grove) 96, 0; Rum m er,In
slble.
the tim e a t the camp. T he troop
Pot- on,- stuiill tent where all is still
One of the aims of the com m ittee w ill rq iurn F rid ay, August 21
ta ln ly are a sophisticated lot.
A H9, 3
Except the wind and whippoorwill.
big dirigible pa««ed low o v e r h e a d , ---------------------------
is to Improve the p ark and a labor-
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but crowds on the «tree, paid no
M r and Mrs. Dan H a m a n t are
er Who is eligible for W P A w ork Lum ber and M ill W o rk e r* Meet
Por
trade:
A
business
in
town
more n ,tentlon to I, than they did spending the week al various lakes
can he assigned to this job. M r
M ore than a hundred lum ber and
to me.
In the Cascade range. T h e y are ex-
Which keeps a fellow buckled down.
Berrem an suggests that, provision saw m i„ w o r k fr , gathered In the
• • •
peeted home Saturday.
Por one vacation far away.
be made fo r horseshoe pitching. Peterson hall Wednesday evnlng.
C A L IF O R N IA N S hear a lot '
volley ball, soft ball and other where they heard C. A. Paddock,
With nought to do but loaf and play.
about Oregon, and nil wish to visit reetlon w ith me, but this conversa-
games.
H e also suggests horse district secretary, and Abe M uir,
t ’elin T haxter in Porest Log.
here. M any o f them do.
tlon:
shoe tournam ents between men o f Coos Bay, speak in behalf of the
T h a t w in Indicated In a pass
One was tolling the other
fifty and over; between m arried W illam ette
Valley Lum ber
and
(T h e 9entlnel w ill be pleased to consider contributions of well known
Ing conversation I heard between about having visited some Interest
and single men and indicates th a t Saw m ill W orkers Unions.
T hey
two men w nlkln g In the same dl Ing spot In Oregon. H e rem arked,
popular short poems fo r publication In thia space.)
the park can be made the center stated that an e ffo rt w ill be made
reetlon thnt I was tak in g
"W hy, there were more C allforn-
for m any games thnt w ill a ttra c t to orgarixe all the lum ber and m ill
I t Isn't often th a t aa m any as Inns there than there w ere Ore-
both old and young.
workers In the valley
two w ill go along In the same dl- gonlans.”
>’ ■ >«». promoted to the cla.slfled
- n d « » -»“ >> »• I»2 ' tra n a f.rre d to
Bandog. O re . where he w iv e d un-
July 1 1M0; transferred back to
the local office August
4. 1N0.
transferred to Holes t Ity
Olfto..
F • b iu a ry 3 Ih a l
served
"
reappointed
1ft. 11131 He
..,h .t l < „ i . h ere A , u n , . I
I ain't you have trouble con- • 1MJ and w a . reinstated In t h .
vlnclng a fellow that be has had
rlaaslfted service on June 1. l»St>
too mu«-hT"
' Ye«, am i »«imetlmea we loee He was promoted to hla present
a . iwlom ei that way. but
usually position a« a regulai ,-at tie r clerk
they come back and thank
ua for In place of George H . Brainard,
our treatm ent “
* b o burned to death
December
“Do all those who «ell liquor 20. >”35
tefiM e Io «ell lo Ihe peraon who al-
Charle« Roner entered ihe civil
reaily has bad enough?"
»ervlre Novem ber I. 1322. and Is
"I'm afraid no,, and
th a t now a tegular carrier.
m a k e • . K It , h - .i ™ d fo,
th o se who do
ln g
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Recreation Program
Will Be Offered at
City Park Friday
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