V O I.! H K M . V I I
I
( K s U M l.h n l
TtlnA una What
4* h,„H of th,av,
(MU-, «,„*
- V •
1
UbrH M r
M A N Y A M A N fill* »bout »» I in
(M illahI » position In t h . h o m . as
June
IS.
IHM )
C O IT A L E ( , K (» V Í„ L A N E CO UNT V , O R E G O N , T H U R S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 11, 1936
Allen Injured
Rodman to Speak al Legion Presents
por jh ird Time in
Annual Banquet of
Dance at A rm ory
,
...
C 08833965
1 '*
lim ber Accident
» bin» botiir fly »mi buxz^n ami Nominating Cominittoe to
....... ,b*
81aU of O ffitm f «
Ciuuing Year at Meeting
I*!’ IS H A ID that niiMlt w ill make
NUMBER
A Goodly Sum of h . \ ‘ ahlished for
Federal Money
P io n tA scum and
For Oregon Roads
ial
l'li. New Year w ill be tsOiered
Hecretary W allace. In dividing a
In w ith fun and gayety, a m .d .t _ . .
__ n in e
X200.000.000 highw ay and
grade
the ueuai not.«, at the "F ro lte and Suffers Injun ..
crossing fund among th. rut«., ai-
Jambouree Dance" sponsored
by ^ _________________
hen Crushed _ Between Logs lotted Oregon, fo r the fiscal year
■ I oeat post o f Uw A m a r t o u Le> * * * * * ..................
...
. beginning next July, th.-
I
gion at the
C ottas" Grove arm ory jn Bohemia Lumber Co. Woods J3ij99,2i9 The 1938 fiscal year at-
New Y e a r’s eve, Thursday evening,
_______ _
lot me nt by etatee. Included:
Ore-
December 31.
gon.
regular federal. $2,092,368
Charles H all, who la m aking ar-
j ag . Allen, eon of W a lt ("M is- «econdary roads, $418.474;
grade
rarigementa for the big party an- w u ,|" ) Allen of Cottage
Grove, cro» .|ngs, $588,377. O f the .urn of
seriously Injured Tuesday af- (2.500,000 allotted fo r construction
noun,
that he has secured H e r-
schsl Davis' world-renowned
or- ternoon while at w ork near Culp of m ain roads through non-tax-
chastra for the occasion, and th a t c re e k In tim b er being logged by a |,|e In d ia n lands, public
lands,
they w ill be assisted by Anne Dee tj,.. Bohemia Dumber com paiy. Al- and other federal
reservation",
Allen noted vocal soloist. M r. H a ll jen who it Is reported has men Oregon w ill receive an additional
warns the funm akere to "W e a r w ith two serious accidents prior to sum am ounting to $168.367.
your old clothes and be ready fo r the o ne this week, was alone w
h e n -----------------------------
nerve - w recking
e a r-s p littin g injured, and there were no rye w it-
time ■" There w ill be p riles and nes»es to relate just w hat hap
noise maker» fo r everyone
pened. I t Is believed th a t ho was
unhooking a chain which released
Ruby Benston
C ar I . Icense Applications
a log crushing him about the hips
14 ritten at 14 oodson'e 4,»rage
between two logs.
W O Wilson of Woodson Bros.
Dr. Axlcy and the m ill's ambu-
Edith D and er. of S-.lem
garage reported Wednesday th a t iance of Cottage Grove were sum- gpent Uj>t weefc > t
home o f a
ha hn.l w ritte n -’84 applications for Iuuned a l once, and the Injured alater M r . Boman.
1937 car license» since Dec. 15, the nlan taken to a Eugene nospltal. students E n tertain .
moat of which have been handled
The W a lk e r high
school
«tu-
dent« entertained
th e ir
parent*
during the
week M r W ilson L Q C a l S c 0 U t S A t t e n d
in ttu?he ¡/»«I to I,. <ue tenijHir.j y J|-
m vvvaw w
»-
w ith a Christm as party a t the l.:zh
cense »ticker« that m ay he used I l / i n i o r » P’ a m n
O fip ll
4 Wedneodav evening A large
-
. „
.
....
z
___ .
_
* » Club Winners Announced
and Other Interesting
County
New» from Our Correspondent
__________
haiiM lay more » km »
T ry your«
out w ith < lay or two.
C ou n ty M ay A cq u ire
Arrangem ent» are b tln g complet
o o o
Old P o st O ffic e B u ild in g
ile M U O IC d o « cauae hen. to
“i!
ba" ' 'UC* *
An order was signed by the Lane
radio ¿ ' T .
¿
lay y. w . p , « « m . Mime of
county court Tuesday, December
— would
___ _
...
, i n r r , ‘ .t«> « h » held at « 30 p m .
)asx
rw u lt
In
*
Tu>*day. J a n u a ry ft at the Palace
29, establishing a museum
fund
biddy berries.
Cafa. Ticket« are now on aal« at
and appropriating as yet unr.gr»-
gated money in the county tr
G O T A C y t lA lN T R I)
w ith
my lh« nom inal «um of OOc. and a
u rer’g office, w ith
the
eventual
nest door neighbor e few days ego. tarife attendane*« la ex pet* ted
l*rea|der>t
C
iro
Morelock
a
n-
purpose of erecting a plonerr mi»
Pound that be Is a brother of the
eeum and soldier's mem orial. This
late C la ir Carson, who was a reel- " •'unr« /*>»« J«'»®« Ibxin .an . pre-
d e l Of Cottage Grove . num ber i j d " "
‘
Cham ber of
money Is not available fo r u«e at
Comnmrc«,
ha«
been
»»cured
na
the
the present time, and if the plan
of yeera ago as 1« m il manager for
peaknr
fo
f
th«
«venlng.
of securing the postoffice building
Pacific Telephoni
A
To ingraph
A
nom
inating
committee,
named
for a museum is to be carried out.
company,
oin« werks ago to »elect .1 elate
some tem porary means o f ,'lnana-
IK I H A V E N 'T mentioned It be- ” f u ,f|c«ra for the ensuing year.
lng the Project must h * found by
for»,
V .
Bis«*«, ----------
fm liter city '* • la ,rd ,o report at th# annual
------- t i
-----------
private citizens.
t Iffl..—
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» _____ ______
The “ a u “ th
o rity upon —«-—
which
the
r w o rtlrr at Cottage Grove, form er
.! I.r
Ofrtesra whose terms ex-
--------------------
a. —
chamber of commerce
president
l " rlu d ' ''I®11 M oreloek. presl
museum fund haa been c raaU d M
and secetary and form er a lot of do" ,;
H '« » . vice-president.
an act parsed by a special session
of the 1935 legislature providing
oth«r thing*. 1« among lb» many «».<! K arl Ballew, »»rretary.
A
tte
n
d
a
n
o
will
not
be
onflnrd
th a t the county court m ight ap^
from th« m<»»< favored »retIon of
propriate fro m it« «hare o f
the
th» famoua, fertile, fru itfu l W ll to members of the chamber, but
laraett» who are m aking good her«
leaning to attend ar« re-
— —
m< nta were served.
I lan“ s a sum equal to ona-tenth of
In a big way
All hl» tim a 1» tak- (|up»trd to ni.tke reservation« well police official» announce th a t all
cars operated on the highways af-
Richard Sm ith. B ill
W o rkm an
The
Dewev Fogle fam ily of ‘ h* assessed
valuation
of
•n as auditor fo r a large retail con* in advance
ter January 1 must cary the 1937
on<j Stew art Roberta le ft M in d a y Sweet Hom e "pent Saturday At the land fo r the purpose o f erecting
corn, but ho manage» to tak» care
plat.-»
or
tem
porary
llcenae
stick-
,
.
Eugene
where
they
Joined
boy
Dowell
Beneton
home.
museums
fo
r
pioneer
relics,
buite-
o f a few other am ounting )t»b« Just
e ra
, fro „; th a t c, ly and traveled
T ’’ «
wrence M ontleth
fam llv ings fOr m eeting placea of United
for recreation.
S™.£cf£ J r te Odeil lake lodge j T S L n ^ ^ t w 'aiker.
• • •
I /m in e
M Y K IN G IM I.M K O li A HO RSE*
on the Cascade »um m it where hey
M r and MrH R a :ph W itc h e r and “ "!* monuments to pioneers and
M t« K dlth Dunn
w ill have to be revised since E d
w ill
hold
th e ir
annual w in te r babv »pent the week end a t the vet«rans Dane county appointed
ward and W atty took a walk.
camp and
enjoy a program of win- home o f Mrs W itcher's parents at a museum com mittee, as provided
• • •
ter sport" T h irty -e ig h t scouts are
Springfield.
to r ln thia act, some tim e ago, and
< hr! h tu ia* Program
liOMhsH o r T W O P R K A C IfE K S
in
attendance
at the camp
this
George and
Dewls Conley spent it is this com m ittee which has now
A com m unity Christ ma»
p ro
H aro ld Sm ith, four y«ar~old «on
In Malnm were
r<»bt>ed recently.
‘ one
Of the mo»:
popular <J»« holidays w ith
relative"
at declared itse lf ready to proceed
ram was g lv m at the high school
-
w ith the museum p ro je c t
W ayne S m ith of
" ou" "
The b o ^ V u n w —
Kit her th« preaching business 1« Wednesday night i*raver was of» of M r and M r
picking up or some fellow« derided f«*re«] bv Rev I <1 Shaw, u pluv. 1 4 ,- . .i o , , » auto
camp,
»uttered £
„ , lirn
T hu
hu rw
radav.
to retu
rn T
lay.
~ C te S d i
K lrk e n d a il
and
Nona e o m m itt^ a 'n d * l n , e « J ^
they t ad put too much in the col- ’ ‘»bblers’ Christ ma«
Kve. ‘ was severe b ru in s and other p ain fu l ln-
Gordon were m arried at Vancouv-
®nd ' " ‘ crested citizens,
lection hot for the kind of »ermon iflvrn
Xhe first
and
second Jurivs Monday when struck ry a
i ,, wcii
er we«*k «20 Saturdav.
uecember 28, the
county
couri
“ '
ih f» ««it
«radar; n pantomime. T h e
Old tru .K duvea by A lfred Allen. T he i * * er* r * v w » Lo*
..
r-r
n
v
.
hieh
.ehnol
M
r
and
Mrs.
F
T.
Benston
»pent
Pointed
out
th a t if the poetofflo-
7 •
• • •
the New." bv the third
and
T .’” ‘. . C° ' t?Ke_ Gr — M u h....j
J _________r,
Christm as _ at the __
home
-Mrs building
is aquired,
the county
w
ill
gppenad on south M x tli
_ _ of ____
___ _____
, ____ , _____
_
Witl
!><«•«>
Ateotte®
a.
te. fourth grade»; 'M o th e r s
Christ* »»tract, where the boy’« mother wa« basketball team is «c eduled
to
n|eee. Mrs. Charlie Cor- have the rig h t to use it for other
I I A l t . K MEDARSIE. who may tie
i . r<,»e„ t.‘ bv the fifth
slid
purposes a« well as the m u acim in
rememliere.! as the tersnt King of
ara4| „
Sand vs Chrlzlm as." v U ltin g friend« The lad wa« play- meel lhe Dowell team on the ia t- 5 ^ 1 an<j f am y v at D rain .
K in g * and ruler of a large le rrt bv Hie aeventh and eighth grade", Ing In the street. It le reported. terh’ n ° ° r ,hls T h “ r’ day * ven,ln * „ M r . and M r». Don Horsley vptnt view of the fact th < t tbe
evening w ith Mrs. Nets now
( 100 a m onth
tol
lo ry In A frica, has learned that A high »<lu>ol chorus sang C lirlst- and ran In front o f the tru ck N o ln w ha‘ w l" probably be the last F rid a y
“ “ ° na
C l.^ p e m
.everal days r* ntf *
° " ' c e .pace for d, part
the Italian s havs actually taken >’■«* carols. Man!» Claus passed out blame has been a .ta c h .d to Allen.
re
p
o
rt,
stats.
J
^
U
|RYe
U
e
l
«
a
l
h
t
v
.
a
U
K
home
^
enU
w
h
,ch
cannQt
over only a third of Ethiopia and » l r “»> " i.C nndv' nut«
oranges
Kelaaele Is walcotna to the
rest ' ’’ u '1?1'
-n.,
. L
■ .
? 5
. -t-
“ > C o tta rs Grove.
th ® present courthouw Plane arc
F o rty Apply fo r License.
h* plent> o f action in -h» bat-
M rs M G F jy Mn<J w>n and the being form ulated whereby 1 tn » -
H .,1 . can get about - much sa'ise
O fficiabi of the state highw ay tle lh l* week. The conference cea- W ealv F r v fam ily o f W o lf Creek teeahlp would hold the potpofflce
faction out of that a» the farm e r „ia rt again Jsnunn' 4 Joe Dolan
'« a m ln a - son ° P * n» J«nua ry 8 w “ h ‘'-dgene ;t»'n: eeveral^days last ^ v eek at property until
sufficient countv
who find« that hove who robbed |» «pending his vacation at llo u l- departm ent conducting
the home o f Mrs. V iolet Puls.
revenue«
- __.
hls melon patch took only the best ton Mi»« K tthieen West at W ar- tlon» fo r operators* licenses here
The Lowell Benston fam ily were
X ¡¡1?’® T° T
rriif u and Ml«« G etakline Cock Monday had a busy day, handling
j>art o f th« hcarta
dinner guests Christm as lav
at ac<l u‘« '‘ '° n ° r tl>e building. I ; wiH
rell nt Portland
fo rty application". M an y
o f the
the John Eastburn home at W ald- re<i uire only $18.000 at the outside
M r o*» ¡•earl. Nellie and L illia n applicants, o fficial" stated, were
IX W E H O N T HTO I* th|» boon-
en.
‘ ° »cquire the three tracts need
«toggling we a r . Ilkaly to hear t h . «‘ hnffnr .pen t ChrtatOMa w ith
new resident« from the midwest,
D ella and Cecil Bechdalts of Co- ed in the F ifth and W illam ette
republican, declara that the coun « • • * » « « ' * •» Portland
e-
,
burg
I9rv>,
Cecil and Kuna I Hew are home several from Iow a and Mlnnoaota
One o > f the most popular places
* spent Saturdav w ith Rose- block and
u possiblv
»""’ ‘ “'y another
another (2,oa>
try is bound for the bow w ow «
from W alla W alla college to spend having recently settled In the Do In town the past few day» has
M r; N e ire th a Frost, who Is vis- move fena^
J ^ t“
rans district.
th eir vacation
been the recently opened bowling ttlng relatives In Cottage Grove. o ff,
, '
Pl^*T,r;t
1X131
T H E C IX it ’ DH never get so dark
Mr» P e rrv of C o tta .e Grove vi«
alleys in the Nelson M otor Service spent S aturdav night w ith
Mrs.
• I2300° 10 build. a.id 1«
but the! the sun wiU force Its way | '« | the i-«»t week w ith her roti O llag«-ii , , to , Attend
Clinic.
,,
.
. building on South F ifth . T w o r«;gu- Don Horsley
f *5^,rded “ one ot the best PubHc
W P am -, and fam ily
through bye and bye.
• e •
I tr turned From
« hi pi tai
, ha, nl«
h ll office
oHic1 * ni
b ^ r closed
l « » ^ Ufn
om 1* tlon alto> * b * ”
be<’ n 'n»‘
a ':« i. visiting
* avraond
, hB r“ home
wn of of E an
lm ira
is building, in Oregon
ill be
f*om
».r,.v-4»ra
a t the
uncle.
• • •
Karl lAtwell. who had b«cn tick tnat
January I to 10 D u r ln , a p art o f
,‘¿ 7 * . ^
F ry .
W om an Accused of F o rg e r,
IT M A Y P A Y to kick, but It
th«*
(Mutt
two
months
w
ith
pneu
that
It
1»
possible
th
a
t
another
o»v»r |M»y« to knock.
Authorities believe th a t » - ht »
monia. returned horn« Wednesday. this tim e he w ill be In attendance alley w ill be added In the near fu- p-aw ,e t t Die« at M an ila
at a general clinic, and l h , re-
ber o f forgeries occur!ng in Eugene
T H E R E HAM B E E N a lot of talk 11« had been «laying w ith a cou»- m ainder o f the tim e at a special ture.
i®*
a
.
A t the age of nearly
seventy during the n««o « jv
£
. In. Mrs H n tr l Heiuler. since Irav-
The alleys have been a ttrac tin g yearg Cap, W lllia a i E Faw cett, a been c l e a r e d ^ bv
•b ou t the
debtor nations In Eu-
, h„ h(1„ , „ al ln EuJMn, .
clinic of psychology. Both c.lnlcs
rope that keep on owing us mon Three Injured.
both
old
and
young,
ladles
and
,
earnan
o
f
N
ew
England
stock,
Eldora
Louise
Mustoe
*¿1*
w ill be held at W ester States cob
men. and several te a m .
art. In who haa 5een a vlctim of leprosy H i] , whb , ftCc u J ^ f
Ph'a«*»»
ay w ithout m aking any suggestion
Jim M lte h rtl was a patient In lege In Portland.
111 be the Eugene hospital last week w ith
as to w hrn the account
prospect.
"W e are well pleased since , 919 pasBed aw ay at the
check on
2
always Infection In an arm
he Injured Krenllstad.
with the reception the alleys have Laxaro hospital In M anila, P h ilip - A Co
Eugene Arre^H er^ . 1' ' ard
pnlil
Newspapers
have
whll«*
w
orking
for
the
Addison
received. John Reed, m anager o f pinp i , lan ds. July 4. 1936. H is re- charge her w ?th
put up w ith that sort of thing w ith
Donald R. B arry, Di««ton route, the Nelson M otor Service told a avUn, were crem ated and the ash- forgTrlM
Mr
Row lett«
,h nU“ b* r
oth<r
out m aking a big fu-s nlwnit it, but Lum ber comnanv.
been laid up w ith an ln lured ho« enlisted In the U. S. coast Q
t h . amounts may be slightly small- arm and Baxter R enfro hud
a
rtille
ry
ami
h
a
,
been
aselgncl
to
S“
n,ln<f'
«
‘Port®®
es
burled
by
his
w
idow
and
daugh-
adm
itted
’
some
of
<thoJe'
*
eg,<ny
u
finger am putated which whs
In- the H aw aiian departem nt. H e I" 21
t * r a "d grandson In M an ila Bay
Mrs. Mustoe is being h .M •
• • •
lured at the m ill.
years of ng« and h*d served three » o f c * t Petersen lia s N ew Position at a spot where, in form er years, pending completion of th
IN T H K Aleutian I «land»
ha« Sryeri* H ark In ju ry .
y e a r, at Vancouver ln the 7tli In-
M r. and
Mrs. Robert
Petersen he had often stopped his ship to
Igation of the m a tte r
* "vest-
T . B M itchell, who fell through fa n try .
been found a akull that 1« «aid to
are expected to spend N ew Year's w a l‘ f ° r the pilot to berth it. T his
. . .
have belonged to the brainiest man a stairway at the high school sev-
day w ith Robert's parents, M r. and ®*‘ ® * ”
in compliance w ith the M o ffitt A t Teachers ( ’onl
who ever lived
T hat Is Apparent ' , a l weeks ago. Intu rlng h|s back, P icketing tx-gni
Mrs. W illia m Petersen Robert has w ^ h of the
deceased
Captain
d C. M o ffitt, countv seh * ' 7 * " *
from t h . f a d that he had t h . '•
hospital. He w ill be
T h e State Supreme court h eU In resigned as m anager o f the C. J. F aw cett had served in the U. S. erlntendent has been
g o o d . e n . e to « h u ffl. o ff before
n „ |tv c h n M of C h #M )Jardpna „ two opinions handed down Decern- Breier store at K lam ath Falls end N a v y and came to the Philippines t h# 37th annual conferen«
r .2 *
«Bxophonr« were dev«loj»ed.
v h ith u Mr« Ernest T re frv
ber 29 that peaceful picketing by has accepted a position as travel- a-s a Commissioned O ffic e r in the Oregon State T ea c h er.'
°* • *
* ’ *
M r m ut M t
!•» m
n union Is permissable under O re- ing salesman fo r the Ogden. U tah, Coastguard service.
He
was
a inn
—
. . .
T H K M A N who ho« no excuse iwo children o f Portland are vis- gon statute.-, even though there ts K n ittin g company. He takes over mem ber fo r tw e n ty ^ y e a ra ^ o f^ th e December 28.
^ ° r ,and-
ready when caught In an erro r 1« itlng M rs Annie S k rito n and other
no dispute between employers and his
new
position
im m ediately. Bagum bayan Lodge No. 4. F . A X spoke a t t h T ’m ^ n i ^ . M r
either m entally deficient or way relatives here.
yj
.
’ * • " o e v r n u ij r OD
h ead atu rters M ■ which conducted the fun eral -How s w
Portland w rill
ill be his headquarters.
I«>rane
Patron - Teachers
will employes.
service. T he captain was popular curriculum " U^ - Worlt
*n l° the
strove the average.
hold a meeting nt the high school
• e e
am ong th e "old tim ers" m any of »peaker«»
a” y
outstanding
January 7. T he group headed bv
whom
have
ridden
calm
and ^ “ eratio^
,hrOU'fh th*
T H E J A in t are said to be taking Joe I'olnn w ill have charge of the
storm y seas w ith him.
f ^ X , Jnrt a
* Portland
an active Interest In Am erican af- program.
F ire Loss 8270.000.000
th - fn’r,1
^ d„ de;” On9tratin« < * h«w
falrs. W e ought to do the same
The C lark Coffelt fnn illv arc vis
see
F o r the firs t nine months o f this W
e d n e W3S ffiven a t ‘ he
iting relatives at Sixes. Orc.
I want to walk by the side of (tic inan who has suffer,'il and seen year, the nation's estim ated fire on. of ' s ssl° n' 7 >he forum is
A N A S T R O L O G E R »»ye he sees
___
Mr
and ___
Mrs
H a rry Skelton
loss amounted to $220.000,000. T his sponsored hv-" ♦»?* , V nlted s ‘atee
good tim es for everyone. In the
" at t he Caldwell
and knows.
skies. Probably Intended to get us homo 111 Cottage Grove,
Who Ini.s tneiiMlired his pace nil the battle line and given and m arked a $30,000,0.» advance over o««ca
, . e united
fttetes
over our prejudice against going
Elm a
Sutherland
Is
visiting
taken blows,
‘ he loss sustained in the same per- land » ^ 1 ^ 0 1 ed3e»Ho
P ° rV
there
friends In Idaho.
Who
haa
never
whined
when
the
scheme
went
wrong
nor
scoffed
‘
J
u
'
^
u
ir^
a
v
^
b
u
u
T
o
S
^
^
o
m
Js
‘
A card nartv nnd pie supper w ill
T raw tiers Retirem ent Fund
p , l„.|d B[ tile grange hall New
at the failing plan—
at a cost o f XLOOO each, w hich
W inners i
W ,nDer*
A
com m ittee o f the Oregon Year's eve.
Blit taken his dose with a heart of trust and the faith of a gen- would have housed com fortably
' .n ‘ he
c,ub Sarden
Teachers Awux-lntlon pro|x>sed to
Dorothy Dlndsev of Eugene Is
lien,an;
from 200.000 to 300.000 people; in a
J * « * « * • P r e s s o r of
the 37th annual convention nl visiting her giandparcnts. M r. nnd
the contest
Who has parried and struck and sought and given anti scarred ^ du^ ve’n X T ’t’tS’n s^.otxTmen &?h<> wer'‘I
Ih irtlan d that a retirem ent fund M r ' W . H . Dnvle.________
by
R. c
with
a
thousand
spears—
worU
for
a
year
at
rate
of
J60
£
“?ner
L»"®
county
_ club
6 -H
be established from w hich teach
__ . ... .
,
...I..,..,..
,.r
T
V
A
Expenses
And
Revenue
Can lilt his head to the stain of heaven nnd isn’t ashamed of his a month; If it had been put into , „ r,J ! ? follows: D istrict No. l
ers would receive n m inim um or
■
$300 annually. The fund Io be es-
Tennea.ee Valley A u th ority of-
tears.
road construction, It would have ¡ i no
lnffson, M apleton; D istrict
tabllshed by
Joint
contributions fin a ls reported that they had spent 1 want lo grasp the hand of the man who ha8 been through
¿ S U V N^°‘ J
from the state and the tesrhers
$116.393,207.11 of the people's mon-
____ _______ ____
ny up to June 30 this year. Ap-
Saginaw
...
Winter Camp, uaeii
p,«-, „
-uch
Boy Hit by Truck
Painfully Injured
New Bowling Alley
Proves Popular Place
• « •
11
i
ha«
4.
IMorlal-
Y,>fntt
/ he M an I f ho Knows
proprlatlon» an d llabllltlee charged
t r c ii«
t 'o n i r - u i
.
Mta.es
Treasury fl’r
I he
u n ite d
State«
T reasury ,M9 2fl7 O7 an<1 preVlous outlays to-
T he
t ',7
1 7 ^ 0 , «
$14.835,000
19M wer" ,3 L
nd
T h P e"
e7fe
la l®d for
»78.SM.9O4.04.
The gross
In rO
gold
? ‘ l t “ of ! ,,ue
the same period
wa., reve-
only
this move w ill he to take gold out
j 7nnnn
of elrculntlon thereby exercising a | * • ■ ' __ __
__ _____
"brnkelng" action on the credit In
A S. Newton, form erly of Black
fla tio n a ry effects of
the m etal Butte Route, who moved to H a n
The gold was bought with funds cock, Iowa, has returned to Ore-1
from the government's deposits 111
gon,
H l» present address is 882
federal reserve banks, ft w ill be Boyd street. M ilw aukie, Oregon.
replnead la te r w ith proceeds from
Rubber Stamps. T h e Sentinel.
sale o f short term treasury hill».
I
Who has walked with the night of an unseen dread and stuck th#"^ntTnent^lmc^rAo^times' aid «‘ m V'L5- Donni® Franks, Vpri^'.
fin a lly to give an Idea o f the m ag- r r t * 7 ? r.lc,1 . S2 Donald W alsh.
to the world-machine;
destroyed by t
7‘ AJ,ce Trunnell.
Who has beaten his breast to the winds of dawn and thirsted I nltude o f the sum nlhs.
_____
- ? u,,u,am
u.mne,
$220.000-
a ‘han’ D
is tric t 4 did not qualify.
anti starve,I an,I felt
ILr? " ° nly "'n e months $220.000, ^ r "n OrSer m be eitrnnie «
l h e R tlllg and the bite of the bitter blasts that the mouths
of cent fo r tw elve months on the vast m orT memb®rs o f the d istrict club
the foul have dealt;
sum of $4,400,000,000. F ire preven- 72“,
Í T ®"rol'ed In a garden prw
Who was tempted and fell, and arose again and has gone on tlon *• the answer.
th^ oonrtes^ uehner was IudK« f°r
trusty and true,
Mlga
r i Uixi
tud
'' • » »
With God supreme in his manly heart and his courage burning pn‘,
Oregon s ta tV *C o lle g e ' *is N ,’x,o,,* Weed control Planned
anew.
spending h er vacation w ith
h er
Members o f the c om m it!;e on
—Author Unknown
( parents. M r. and M rs. W illia m Pet- noxlous
weed m et in
Portland.
eraen.
(Continued on page
4.)