The Cottage Grove sentinel., January 14, 1937, Page 3, Image 3

" A r c o r d in g to «vbat I h. *»r.' c m
tin n e d th e n s t rw to r. "S a w d y la d
•»»me o f B i l l ’s f t le n d s »'h«»k<*d the
« lo ry <»»,, o f B a rn e y .
H»w.,v got
c u t up In th e frn < a a w ith h im
<»iwdv w as la id up in th e h o s p ita l
bv FRANK H. SPEARMAN
n r s m o n th B a rn e y 'a n ni«*»e «,»♦«•'•
' • » r r l i h i F r a n k H » |N ia r m a * i
W N I ’ B a r * ir »
w ith n k n ife ."
* * * * * * * * * * « * * « * « « * * * * * * « « » * * * « * * * * « » * * « » * * « * H » * ,
tr a in w e t p u llin g In to ?'.lw»pv
C H A P T L f l X I -C o n tin u e d
tereat in D enlaon a e o m lltlo n a , th e I'm .
Jam» r o trr’ n y hera»*’ f *r»-m a
—*J2—
h o s p ita l c a r r y in g to h im
dehea «tup«»r h e r b re a th c h ••kin g h e r ru»r
Blanket Rate for Oovemment
" M lm , you. th in no w la B a r n r v ’« idea a n d atte n d in g w ith h im h a lf h e a rt re a d y to h u r t , w P h every
• lo r y
m lg lil o r m ig h t no t I»«» ( h r he r l l l 'i e In to w n .
heat »tHggi re d to h e r fe e t, d a /e d
Power Plant Distribution
fiM 't«
l l r r l d l o i r i l h r wua |»al<| tw u
T h in g s w e re at th ia pana w hen snd supp«»rtlhg h e rs e lf a lo n g th e
V an T a u ih e i
to ld
h,» s ia lr w ith h e r ha nds a lte rm ite ty on I h Particularly Opposed.
h t in ilr r d < |iills rs Io a r t (h r houar one d a y
M flrr, w ith <i p r o m la r n t (w o hu n d u n g h te r he uniat go to M e d icin e th e h a cks n r H e «eala
stepped
B end »»n som e ba nk hnstneaa Jane b lin d ly d o w n ,o th e »«hitfnr*!*.
•Irc», m o re a ft e r he’«, b u rn e d ,(.*•
The entablHhuient o f wholesale
I ’ u rp y |t«u«e I
I k th o u g h t ( h r k ne w th a t he wa« not ahi«» to m ake
B u ll Bag»*, w h o w ra In w ith Hu
• I r lir t iln g tr u th iiiu r I h a re a lre a d ) th e t r i p t ’a rp y had to ld h e r mor» te a m m d ,»u«-kh«>ard ,<» take , <*r rates for power from Bonneville,
Ina rc o rlan e e with Ihe location of
th a n once th a t th e o ld m a n ’s Ilf» l»o, ue. re a ch e d fo r her hail«,!»*/
l»egiin to ,»«•*»»•,ra te D e n is o n 's m in d
users, should be done by congress
tilin g by a th re a d Mbs p lea ded w it,
I l h a d not.
• .No B u ll. " J n h c sa*d ,ule,ly. ’,'«» or by a eotigresslonally authorized
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body Just as soon as possible and
fe ll «’ p l l h r l . **|Mld h im Io h u rn me ncNH waa. a m i o ffe re d to g«> In hl»
" N o t g o in g out?*’
every e ffo rt made to Induce Indus­
«lead.
u p r
I'm » la y in g In t o w n "
tries to locale In the
Bonneville
She took th e m o rn in g tr a in fot
"A « B a rn e y te ll« I t , * r o n t ln o r d
" H ls y ln * In tow n?** a ta m m e re d
area. It I» em phatically declared In
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secure«,
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I 'a r p y d e lib e ra te ly , “ It w as be tw een
a report of the Oregon stats plan­
B u ll, v a s tly s*,rprlM »d
tim e on hla no tes at th e hank open*
M r t'r o a a m and tin « V an T a mb«*I
ning hoard. " Recommend* d Pód­
" D r iv e h i * ,o th e h o te l." Jan«» »ah*
l>rnlH4in s p ra n g fro m Ida c h a ir th e n ig h t at th e .M o unta in Ilona«
eles for Sale o f Bonneville Pow­
w e a rily
" I ’l l ta k e a r«n»m th e re
und to o k th e nftern«M»ri tr a in wea’
er." Just released by O rm and
R.
I I I ’ t«»re ( h r handiiu«* fro m h la a lg id
Y ou «Irlve h o m e a n d c o m e h a c k f«»t
Bean, chairm an of the board.
Ira a r y r a
F r o ls hla d la n g o r rd lip a fo r H leepy t ’at
me to m o rro w affern<»on **
T h e P u llm a n cara w e re cro w d e d
The report makes clear the posi­
• here p o u r r tl a a, re a m o f blttar
, t w a s te n o ’c lo c k A<*»igoed to a
la n e wa» force«, to And a «eat In a
tion of the planning group and
w o rd a
r«M»rn. Jan e fre s h e n e d h e rs e lf a fte r
la y coach
H e re she p la ce d her
summarizes previous bulletins and
“ N ot lo o fa a l. I t l l l n o t i « n > fa a l
th e long d u s ty c a r rid e . hnthe»t her
findings It ha« the
enthusiastic
lle tn c u ib e r , b a rs ’l l l>r a n o th e r Io handba g In th e seat l»e«l»,e her face am , tem ple« ag a in and ag ain
approval of Governor M artin
a u lT rr lik e h r ll I f th ia th in g r v r r (»ought a m a g a z in e a n d re sig ned in c o ld w a te r and tr ie d to c o lla r ,
Establishm ent of a blanket rate
h e rs e lf to a lo n g a fte rn o o n and eve
g r la o u l. "
tie r th ro b b in g th o u g h ts
for all government power plant dla-
*•(>!» I k n o w II m u s t n e v e r g r i tilu g
I t a ll seemed lik e a hld«*o<,a trlb ullon . a plan espoused bv some.
T w o men ha d ta k e n Hie seat d l
out
H u i H in t m a n ! I m » c , h r o u g h t
d re a m
S u re ly It c o u ld he shaken
Is p articu larly opposed by the O re­
re c lly b e h in d he r
Ja n e resum ed
to I h * ro|HM| an d d ra g g e d Io d e a th
• »ff. s u re ly men c««n,d not
ao gon planning hoard Eaeh project,
tie r re a d in g u n t il In th e conversa
by n w ild bo ras
I f e v e r a ro b b e r
regardless of Its location in the
fle iu lla h h i ,«» p lo t Are nnd ro t.o r
tlo n b e tw e e n th e tw o men h e r at
an d a th ie f and a t n u r d r r r r <lr
rlh le a d e a th aa w o u ld fo llo w ,« ■ United States, should have Its own
se rve d a tr ln g ln g up. th a t m a n d»«en
seals of rates consistent w ith cos's
«le a p in g men
lir a
k ille d , n r had k ille d . e v e r*
of production, the report
states.
H e r fa th e r * She a tin d d e re d fh '.'
Users near the project should have
m a n th a t r v r r atood In hla w ay o f
th » » ug tit w as m ovt h«»rrlhle o f ab
the benefit of lower transmission
• le a fin g la n d o r e a llle . o r a n y th in g
In c re d ib le and ye,
costs.
a m an had th a t he w a n t e d "
( I f one th in g she fe ll c e r tn ln : If
Costs of transmission and oth»t
"C o o , o ft. I l l l l , cool o ff."
It w e re tru e , she c o u ld no long er
factor«, should be the basis of rates
lM»nlaoii aat d o w n w ith hla hand«
liv e u n d e r th e sam e r o o f w ith h im
und any proposal
for a single
o v e r hla face. It w ru n g i 'a r p y ’»
«nd th e te r r if y in g d u ty o f le a rn in g
"blanket ra te ” for
large
areas
h e a rt to are h im B u ffe r. " I c a n ’ *
th e r e v o ltin g tr u t h fro m h ls <»wn should be rejected. It Is pointed
Doc. I c a n ’t ! "
I,|»a c o n fro n te d he r
out by M r. Bean. The board also
" Y e a . y o u ra n . d a m n you. and
A n d tie r lo v e r B H l. blind«»«, B H I
strongly recommends th a t public
you w ill
la d in»' p u t (h a t bandage
— w h a t now o f h im ? C o u ld » h e e v e r
agencies and public
corporations
hn«k w h e re It tielon ga an d you
be given every consideration, and
fa ce h im a g a in ?
W h a t w o u ld he
kee p |( th e re . 1» n 't t a ’ k ab out eye
, It proposes that fo r two or three
•a y ? W h a , w o u ld he d o?
years app ro x im a tely 50 percent c.f
• Ig h t un le s s y o u w a n t It hnck
, | e k n e w th e tr u t h
N o d o u b t re
W h e re th e h e ll do I c<»me In? Wha» J
Bonneville output be reserved for
main«»«. In h e r m in d on th a t ,e»,n,
public u»e Domestic customers w ill
am 1 g e ttin g o u t o f th ia ? " I t waa
No nee», now ,o s«k w h y he ««»«»me«,
In no way be deprived of benefits
a b a ttle b e tw e e n iw o s tro n g w ills . I
w o rrie d a m , change«,
W aa he «»n,y
from Bonneville merely because in­
and It w a« lo n g In th e w a g in g Ih d |
w a itin g t r y in g to d e cid e how ,o te l,
dustries absorb part of Its huge
w h e n ( “a rp y , w ip in g th e «w ea l fro m
he r he c o u ld no, m a rry h e r —th n t
capacity, the report shows.
hla fo re h e a d and. h lin s s lf a lm o s t
h e r fa th e r ha», b lin d e d h im — th a t
’’The more rap idly Bonneville’s
u n s tru n g , le ft (» enlson’a aide, hla
th e y m u s t p a rt?
full generating capacity Is absorb­
p a tie n t bad rid d e n o u t th e s(«»rnt
ed, the earlier other great w ater
She th r e w <»,»en h e r w in d o w am,
and had p ro m is e d q u ie t t i l l th e tw o
power resources In this area w ill
k n e e lin g t»ef»»re
lo o ke d oil, u,»on
c o u ld th in k o f w h a t m ig h t he done
be developed. O th e r low cost power
th e s ile n t fa r s tre tc h in g «,e ve rt v lth
p le d g in g In th e In te rv a l m u tu a l and
«Ites stand ready. T here Is ample
Its m y ria d o f h e a v e n ly lig h ts
The
for everyone— for homes,
a b s o lu te secrecy.
coo, a ir cle a re d h e r head B u t w h a t ; power
farms and factories, If only It can
Secrecy, however w r ll pled ged
c o u ld loosen th e d e a d ly g r ie f am i
be put to w ork ”
g ro w s m o re d iffic u lt to c o n tro l In
sha m e th n , c lu tc h e d « , h e r p«»und
p m i» o rt!« n io th e num ber o f i*er |
Ing h e a r ,?
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Policies for Sale Î Brice Creek 3-C News I
I
Of Bonneville Power I
Submitted by Board
GUNLOCK RANCH ;
W est
eons pledged.
s w o re H a n d y and l^efeyet
to It v e ry e s a lly
M r A lp In a m i Het.
Page w ere w a rn e d th a t I f th e s to ry
le a ke d o u t. It m ig h t becom e un
p le a s a n t fo r b o th Aa fo r lh» h S co t*
no one w aa e v e r k n o w n to w o rm a
•err«* I o u t o f h im ; B a rn e y
o
m u roe d a re d n«»t ta lk
Y et It w ill e s a lly he understood
th a t tin» tua uy p e o p le hu d th e s t o r y ;
a n d o n ly th e « o n tln u a l e flo r ls of
l>r. I'a r p y
in a lle m ln g . th ro u g h
th re a ts o f w h a t m ig h t ltap|»eii to
th e m , one o r a n o th e r o f th e con
a p lrs to ra ke p t It u n d e r c o ve r.
Ja n e a ft e r (h e u a u a l a to rtn w lt i
he r fa th e r, w h o k n e w w h a t she w a*
d o in g , ro de n e tt m o rn in g in to to w n
to m a ke he r v la lt to th e h o a p lta l
I h>nl m *u waa u p o o r a c to r In hl»
e n d e a v o r to m a k e Ja n e fe e l th e re
had been n o th in g to up set h im h
waa o v e r s o lic ito u s .
t ’a rp y did
b e tte r ; h u t he w a« c o m p e lle d to ad
n d t th a t O enlaou ha d not been do
Ing q u ite a«» « e ll s in c e Ja n e c o u ld
«ee th a t fo r h e rs e lf
i'a r p y
“ L e t M a P u t T h a t B a n d a g e B ack
W h e re I t B e lo n g s ”
te n d o n « n e a ,tra e te » , by c a tc h in g
the na m e o f B ill lk»nloon
H e r c u r io s ity once a ro u se d . It
w as easy to fo llo w th e d r if t o f ,,»«*,r
ta lk
P re s e n tly she h e a rd m e n tio n
«if h e r f a t h e r s nam e
A ro u s e d now
to keen In te re s t, Jan«» w as to r n be
tw e e n th e fe e lin g th a t ah«* 0U4IM
not to lla te n an«, th e Im p u ls e th a t
«he m u st
“ O f cou rse, nobody can p r o v e It.’
w e re th e w»»r<ls ah«* h«*ar«l " , d id n 't
«ay th e y c o u ld .
T h a t oh, b in ,
kn o w « to o w e ll how ,<» c o ve r his
tra c k s
B u t e v e ry b o d y k n o w s how
he devile«, D e n is o n '« b r o th e r w hen
tie liv e d th e re trie d to b u y h im
«»ut. tb«*n «care h im o u t am , ’ hen
stiiok«* h im o n ,
T h e «»1», »lev,I ha»
been c ra fty e v e r s in c e he ow ne d
(¡u n lo c k to get b o b , o f th a t
s p r in g B a m ti
W hy?
A cco u n t o»
th e w a te r
H 's th e b ig g e st s p rin g
n th e h ills
Now H im , he’s hack
ro tn Ho* h o s p it a l. H ie flrs * th in g he
th in k s o f Is to get h o ld o f th a t
s p rin g *
J a n e ,ls,ene«1 w ,,h hat«*«l b re a th
"W h y M s »•ouinmn ta lk In S,»*«*py
« 'a t.” flu* n a r r a t o r w e n , oh. " th a t
he p a h l B a rn e y lle h s t o ik to s«»t
It,H ’s ra n c h bouse a t,re am , cam«’
la m t ic d u n i r b u rn in g B ill up ,n it
H e r h e a rt ,«»pped (m a tin g a * ah»
h e a rd Hu* d r e a d fu l r«»c„al. de ,v
•r«*», a« c a lm ly a« Ho» m ere», M t
o f c u r r e n t go ssip w o u ld ,»«• die
ruaaed m i a s tre e t <*orner
l l e r fa th e r c o n tin u e d t a c itu r n am i
a lo o f
Ja n e knew she w sa defying
h in t by c o n tin u in g to v is it |»enl«on
ye t b e in g o f m u ch (he «a me (ena
c lo u s w ill a* her fa th e r hlinself
she reck»»n«*»l l i t t l e o f It.
B u t h e r vlw lt« a m i m in is tr a tio n «
to tlie Inju re», n e ig h b o r o f (¡u n lo c k
Ita m h hecanu* ««> fre q u e n t. a n d ah«
her««df w a« so w hnll.v In d iffe r e n t to
co m m e n t, th a t th e a ltn a tlo n
be
cam e fo o d fo r loon, go««ip
H e re
waa V an ’I'a n ih e l a d e a d ly enemy
o f |n*ul«on'N. w ith
hl« d a u g h te r
« b o w in g »» v e ry s p e c ia l In
F lo u r F r o m O h io
W hen the firs t O hm a h lp m e n , of
flo u r, rn n a ta tin g
f 100 pounds, n r
riv e d In New Y o rk in the t h i r l ms.
c ro w d s g a th e re d a ro u n d ,o • <*r
w h a t the B u c k e y e c o u n try c o u ld
p ro d u c e , o b s e rv e s a w r it e r in the
C le v e la n d P la in D e a le r
I .nt« Iln u r
w as m a d e .it th e V e n ic e , O h io
m ills , e re c te d in 1H3I a, th e flr-.l
p e rm a n e n t m a rk e t fu r w hea t in the
F 'ire la n d «
S eeing th is e n o rm o u «
s h ip m e n t b ro u g h t in a fe u N v
Y o rk m e rc h a n ts w o re h o ld om ui ’ h
to p re l i c l th a t O h io in the n e a r fu
tu r e w o u ld lie a b le to fu r n h the
r i t
i
'id i
i
a \ 1 ii
M lir o r a O nce l*i«gulae<l
M id • S ix te e n th
c e n tu ry
B i th e
w o m e n (d fu s h io .i d is g u is e d
the
p o ck e t m ir r o r us a lit t l e book, look
m g to the u n ln ,tin te d , lik e a p la y e r
book
B r ts m in g Abe id Cugnta
W ith o u t th e c a p a c ity fo r d r e a m in g
a h e a d H i c k * w o u ld be li t t l e s tr iv in g
• o Hi • p a rt o f m a n
,
Thornton Comers
Mr«. J. W . Fl«her.
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T H B M B N T IN U « OOTTAGB l .k O V I , OREGON
T l ll ltHItAY. JANVAHY 14, 1M7.
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— ' —
Joe Tonole was ta k e n to th e v e t­
1 e ra n « ’
h o s p ita l a t K o a e h u iv
la st
w e e k fo r m e d ic a l a id .
M ra . T ,1. W lllla n r e tu r n e d S u n ­
d a y fr o m a v D It w ith a son Robert
In Ku«re,i«’ .
M r. a n d M ra H a r r v
C ans
of
C u lp C ie e k v is ite d S u n d a y
w l t ’.i
M r a n d M rs . M e a rl W r ig h t .
M r s E «lna R a y m o n d
le ft
la s t
w e e k f o r C o r v a llis 1«» c a re
fo r a
s is te r. M r s H o rto n , w h o is 111.
i H a r r v M c D a n ie ls an», son C la r ­
ence p u rc h a s e d th e M rs . S usie t i l-
ro u t te p la c e a n d w i l l m a k e som e
Im p ro v e m e n ts to th e ho use b e fo re
m o v ’ ^ g In.
H en M u lk e v o f E u g e n e
v is ite d
W e d n e s d a y a fte r n o o n w it h a c o m
In. J. W . F is h e r.
M rs . R. R. D ix o n w a s report«'»l
u u ltn 111 w it h In flu e n z a th e past
w e e k.
J o h n A lle n o f T illa m o o k v is ite d
|
over the week end at the home of
a alster. Mrs. C .R. T r e n t.
M rs. E J W es, a n d M rs . H ob
O w e n s o f C u lp C re e k v ta lts d
T H W lllla n M o n d a y .
M rs
M r and Mrs. O. H. L y o n s of Eu-
W h e n D r ( 'n r p v w a lk e d In to Ills
iittlc e fro m th e « lin in g ro o m a fte r
b r e a k fa s t n e x t m o rn in g ,
he raw
Jam * V an T a m b e l s ta n d in g he*.»re
th e w in d o w , lo o k in g <M,t.
“ W h y.
J a n e !"
he
e x c la im e d
W h a t b rin g s von h e re so e a rly ? '
She |m»k«N, iirm in d at h im »1, Si
’ , ence
T h e d o c to r w a lk e d o v e r to
h e r an», la id hla ban«,« on h e r •h«»ui
de ra
"J a n e ." ne a»k«»«l. " w h a t ha*
ha ppen ed, g lr l? "
T he g r ie f in h« r s u n k e n eves w a*
to o a p p a re n t.
“ «Hi. d o c t o r ! "
T h e exclaniatl««n
ra m p lik e a h u m o f mi (Tert ng long
|M*nt. " I kn « « ' n e r y l h l n g "
lit* aaw th e fn l » « a l l a lly In Hie
tire
Im le e il he h itil lo n g h a il <.nl>
a fa in t ho|H. o f ke e p in g th e fa e l»
fro m .la n e I lia re a l hope h a il l«n»n
th a t she m ig h t n o t h e a r ih e tr u th
.111 he e o ttlil aave »»enlann‘1 <■».«.
.m il tlin a c u s h io n th e h o rrid ah a k
th a t Ih e fa c ts m uat b r in g to an In
n o ce n l s u ffe re r.
She ha d th r o w n he r a rm s on t h e
ib le In fr o n t o f h e r
l l e r nond
■ink b e tw e e n th e m
I i r C a rp ? rose, w n tk e d a ro u n d to
I tie o th e r sid e lif t e d h e r head and
. t n n d l l i g lie s ld e h e r
s u p p o rle tl P
ii Id s a r m s .
‘ J o t i e ” he s a id s lo w
1». lo o k in g d o w n In to hei p l l l t i u
»es. fro m what jo ti le ll me. I -ee
Ih n l yo u have h e n r.l Ionise s to r ie s
ilo n ilu g H ro u m l.'
" Y o u . too. have h e a rd them. I'.* '
to r. W In oh. w h j didn’t you te ll
me T"
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gene v is ite d S u n d a y a fte r n o o n w ith
M i-
L y o n s ’ d a u g tlta r , M rs . M e n !
W r ig h t .
M r . n n d M rs . T o m F is h e r n n d
tw o c h ild r e n a n d I.n e lle P re se n t
o f S n g ln n w s p e n t S u n d n v n t th e J
W F is h e r hom e.
M r. n n d M rs W illia m W e lls o f
W a ld e n w e re d in n e r g u e s ts M o n
d n v o f M rs . J o h n W lllla n .
M r n n d M rs . H e rs h e l
F lc s h o r
n n d f a m ily o f C re s w e ll w e re S un
d n v g u e sts o f M r . n n d M r s C. R.
T r e n t.
M r a n d M rs . J o h n B a n d e r a n d
sons o f C o tta g e G ro v e v is ite d n t
th e R . B D ix o n h o m e S u n d n v .
M r s J. S. f a k e w n s p le n s a n tlv
s u r p ris e d S u n d n v h v n n u m b e r o f
re la tiv e s ,
w ho
b ro u g h t
b ir t h d a y
g if t s a n d s p e n t th e d n v w it h h e r
M rs . L a k e ’s b ir t h d a y w n s n o t u n t il
th e fif t e e n t h , h u t m n n v m e m b e ’ s
o f th e f n n i ll v w e re u n a b le to a t ­
te n d o n th n t d a te . M rs L a k e w as
e lg h tv -O ” ' v e n rs o f
age
Those
p e n d in g th e d n v w e re
M r.
and
M rs . G e o rg e C n re v o f B la e h lv . M r.
a m t M rs S id n e y C o le a n d b a b v o f
M n rc o ln . M rs . M a r v C ole o f E u ­
gene. M r n n d M rs . D. L . M ille r
a n d M t a n d M i s 1 m il s I . a s m - an d
f a m ily o f M o u n t V ie w .
C. R . T r e n t. J o h n
A lle n
and
H e rs h e l F le s h e r v is ite d S u n d a y a f ­
te r n o o n n t th e N o r m a n C o b le n ti}
h o m e o n M o s b v e re e k .
( oast
Lum ber
few drain and w ater pipes causing
the camp some inconvenience d u r­
ing tb cold spall.
An allcam p safe
auto driving
class Is now In full swing In camp.
This class meet« every Saturday
morning at 11 o'clock and Is a rp-
oulred course bv the M edford di»
tric t for all enrolleee T h e class w ill
study the mechanics of the car.
v -v and when to handle lever*,
etc., also courtesies of the road and
principles of road and cltv driving
A set of laws, rules and regula­
tions of the state of Oregon and
Massachusetts w ill be studied out
of manual« secured
from
these
states
A cougar which had been brought
down bv a ranger and taken Into
camo Monday brought forth con­
siderable Interest Some agreed It
was a good-nlz«<i cat but hardtv
cared to have a live one for a pet
C F Fogelqulst la the new fore­
man recently added to the techni­
cal staff.
The barber »hop and d ark room
w ill soon be In operation There
have been several unavoidable de­
lays up to the present time.
T h e last building Is ntrw receiv­
ing Its covering of shingles. Rain
or shine the camp Is now ready.
Some of the boys are talkin g
agricultural projects. T here seems
no reason why they should not ma­
terialize.
W J Paul of Roseburg, world
traveler, prospector and lournallst
visited our camo Wednesday, Janu­
E n lis tm e n ts O p en fo r H a w a ii
ary 6 "nd gave a talk
H e touched on some of hl» most
A u th ority has been received a i
Interesting experience« In d iffe re n t the U. 8. A rm y Recruiting O ffice
oartg o f the world O f all Diace»,
he thought Asia was the most In- to accept enlistments for the A ir
tereHlng. F o r nearly two hours the Corps and In fa n try In the H a w a t
There are «Iso
bovs listened as he told of hls trips Ian Departm ent.
Coast
A rtille ry .
and showed a number of c"rlo« and vacancies In th
relics he had secured In d iffe re n t Field A rtille ry , Engineers and In ­
countries
He has been Invited to fa n try for domestic service. F o r
come back some tim e In the future. Inform ation call o r w rite S g t J.
The bovs are
wondering
how T . Costello. 307 M in e r
Building.
much ’ — u t r the snow w ill rem ain,
■»peculating at the same tim e on Eugene, Oregon.
the advisability of securing skils.
I- xrly l e r r a t e d C low m s
It H Mercer, assistant fu rre s te r,
fhomas Jefferson, on his first
for this district, visited the camp
Va..
last week in the Interest o f techni­ i j m i n e a r Charlottesville.
cal education, and to Inspect the tr.ed to stop soil losses through
field —ork of the foresters.
..lowing «round hills—the terraced
Jack Frost has been no resnector;
■lowing plan
of persons
Im p o r t a n c e
W ashington. Oregon and C a lifo r­
nia produced nearly »1 per cent of
the total lum ber cut of the U nited
State« In 1935. according to prelim ­
inary figures of the Bureau of the
Census, the Pacific Northw est for­
est experim ent station announced
this week O f the 48 states. W ash­
ington rnnked firs t In lum ber pro­
duction w ith a cut of 3.452.527.000
board feet. Oregon second
w ith
3.145 237.000 board feet .and C ali­
fornia third w ith 1.355.713.000 feet.
Production for Oregon and W ash­
ington -howed an Increase of 21
per cent above 1934.
T he total
cut for the United States in 1935
was 19.158.601.000 board feet
C o m m lltc c w o m e n
Proposed
The first bill Introduced In the«
legislature provide* the election of
a eom mltteewoman In each elec­
tion precinct to have the same
rights and powers as the com m it­
teeman This carries out a propos­
al made by M ayor Carson at the
annual Jackson
day
d inner In
Portland
In Canterbury Cathedral
There arc 800 carved shields ot
arm s in the 36 bays of the eloisb i
of C.m lei-hurv ■ ilh ’ IraI
BETTER CAKES
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