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O u r M a y o r Jo« ha« mad«' quit«*
a fuaa about th e w ay ha o tira waa
In a p a rtrd at tha O a llfo ru la lln©
M a y o r Joa pro b ab ly d id n 't atop to
th in k th a t ha m ay have o«*«n « Iv a n
an r i t i a
aav»ra e x a m in a tio n I»©
rau a a o f th e g ro w in g b e lie f th a t
an yo n e w h o oaaka o ffic e m uat br
bu«a
K.<lltor I<eglalator
H a ig h t’» B lue
m a ta ln
B a s te
a-
wh.gn
aln g rd In the fir e th a t d ra tro y ^ d
th a h la to rlc e a atern O reg o n to w n ,
but la h a v in g Ita pinion« rep a ire d
and aoon w ill t»e soaring ag a in
m
W illia m M J e ffe ra aaya he w ould
r a th e r br p residen t of U n io n Pa
e lite th a n o f the U n ite d S tate«. In
thoae word« la th e aeerei to the
fa u lta o f ou r p o llth a l ay «tern Wr
need fo r p residen t a m an w h o la
ca p ab le o f b rin g prealden t o f U n io n
P a c ific , and It la because a m an
lik e J e ffe ta does not care fo r pub
lie o ffic e th a t o th e r m en o f th a t
c a lib re do not te a k pu blic o ffic e It
re a lly Isn't ao m uch th a t auch m en
w o u ld n 't lx* w illin g to serve as It
la th a t th ey a re not w illin g to etoop
to th e neeeaelty o f m a k in g false
prom ises
and
In v e n tin g
c a tc h
phrases to ca tc h th e p o p u lar fa n c y
sea
T h e and <u phrase, |> a rtIc u la rly
p o p u lar am on g au th o rs o f new deal
leg isla tio n waa recen tly c h a ra c te r-
lie d by a c h ie f Justice o f an e a atern
c o u rt aa ( D p o llu tio n o f th e E n g
llah lan gu age. <2» a h a rh a r|« m . <31
a Jaundiced v e rb a l m o n s tro s ity . <♦>
a nam eless th in g
(ft! a w easel
O re g o n ia n
A nd o r gets u n d e r the Judge's
sk in and or In to his h a ir
The
A s tu ria n B ud get
em nts to
kn o w w hy ps»op|e are f<x>tl»h enough
to buy the bootlegger's p rod uct
w h en giMkd liq u o r Is a v a ila b le at
auch
rea*o n ab le
prices
R d ito r
("hesam an m ig h t e x p la in h o w he bs*
ca m e so fu lly In fo rm e d aa to the
d iffe re n c e In q u a lity o f th e tw o
kin d « o f liq u o r
e e e
R e fe rr in g to a case in IM r tla n d In
w h ic h police had to qu iet yo un g
m an w ho w an t in to a ta n tr u m
w h en he a r riv e d hom e and found
th a t hla m o th e r was absent and
had th e ca r k e y w ith h er. Mmudge
P ot In M e d fo rd M a ll T rib u n e w a n ts
to k n o w how m o th e r got hold o f the
key In the firs t place. W e are
g r e a tly concerned to kn o w w h e th e r
a boy o f th is k in d a c tu a lly got
hom e on his ow n pow er
s e e
T h e m ethod o f b u n d lin g th e In
com e I» » doc« not e x actly ault E d i
tor G eo rg e C h e n ey o f E n te rp ris e
E v id e n tly som e one o f th e r le r k «
In th e incom e la x d e p a rtm e n t, w ho
ha« to fin d n o m rth ln g w ro n g In o r
d e r Io J u allfy hla job, lias found
some fa u lt w ith th e wa> G eo rg e
m ad e out hla recen t r e tu rn and
G eo rg e auaperta lh a t th e re la a lto
g e th e r t oo m uch cxpcn «r fo r a d
m in is tra tio n H a s n 't Geor<© lea rn ed
yet th a t m a n y th in g s In go vern
m en t th a t have become p e rm a n e n t
o rig in a te d w ith s m a rt fe llo w « w ho
w ere m a k in g Jobs fo r th e m s e lv e s *
A n e n th u s ia s tic p a y ro ll m a n In
a speech re c e n tly ^ald th a t /.d a m
was the firs t new denier
C o rv a llis
G axett© T im e s
D id n ’t he m ean nude d e a le r *
Flo ren c e persons, p a rtic u la rly E d
ito r M o rg a n , are m y s tifie d ns to
th e cause o f the d e a th o f a €*»fnot
w h a le th a t has been w ashed up on
th e bench th e re W e should th in k
th e re
w ould
t»e so m e th in g
else
about a dead w h a le so close to the
c ity th a t w ould be m ore *f a w o rry
th a n cause o f d e ath , but It p ro b a b ly
got In th e w ay o f one o f those
Japanese su b m arin es th a t h a ve us
su rrou nd ed
Vinal Randall Lands
35 Pound Chinook
»
Ju n s
IB. IB M )
COTTAGE G BO V B, I A N B (X W N TV . O REGON, THUKMDAY, MAY 6. I#.I7
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NUMBER
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Pel Paratb 'ans
New Theatre Named Urgent Business May 22 National Libby to Head
Poppy Day; 15(X) Cascade League; Near Ctimpleiion;
Diane; To Present Disposed O f By
City Council
Poppies Received Opener May 16
Early Entry Urged
First Show May 30
T h a b e lie f lh a t th a co n d itio n o f
c ity w a te r w aa the ao urre o f m u ch
Will Oive Cottage Orove
o f the tn te a tln a l ep id e m ic th a t haa
p re v a ile d here the paat fe w w eek«
Movie Fun« Seven Picture
vanish ed th e flrwt o f th e w eak w h en
an an alysts o f a sam ple o f th e
Changes Each Week.
d r in k in g w a te r waa received by
H e a lth
O ffic e r
K lin e
fro m
th e
W M Mor«1 lock, m a n a g e r o f the H tate H oard o f H e a lth , sh o w in g
A rcade
th e a tre ,
an nounced
thia th a w a te r to ha In flr a t claaa con
w r r k th a t the th e a tre , w n lc h ha« d itio n , w ith th e b a c te ria l c o n te n t
been u n der co n e!ru ctio n fo r sevaral g re a tly below th a t g e n e ra lly fo un d
weeks, had been nam ed "D iane” . In c ity w a te r systems
T h e c ity co u n cil M o nd -ty n ig h t
and w ould present Its fir s t a t tr a c
deem ed It neceaaary to ad van ce th e
tio n on M unday, M a y 30 " I ’n* nam
Ing th e new th e a tre fo r m y only m in im u m w u te r ra te fro m 11 50 a
g ra n d d a u g h te r
(D ia n e
M o relock. m o n th to 11 75 par m o n th fo r 8.000
fiv e y e a r old d a u g h te r o f M a y o r gallon», w ith th e re g u la r ch arg e o f
and
M rs
Cl©«» M o re lo c k >,H M r i l fo r an a d d itio n a l 20.000 g&llona
to ba tuted fo r Ir r ig a tio n purposea
M o re lo ck announced
The
C o tta g e G ro v e m ovie fans w ill be d u rin g th e Ir r ig a tio n aeaaon
able to sea seven changes o f pic Ir rig a tio n ra te o f i l la o p tio n a l and
ture« each week | n th is c ity , w ith ap pllaa o n ly to thoaa w h o w lah to
the open ing o f the new th » s ir* T h e ta k e a d v a n ta g e o f the low r a te fo r
A rcade w ill have th re e change« of th « e x tra 20.000 g a llo n *
p ictu re« each w eek,
on
Rur.day,
W edn esd ay and F r id a y T h « D ia n e
w ill have change« o f p ro g ra m on
Munday. T u esd ay, T h u rs d a y
and
M a tu rd a y T h e S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n
rnatince. fo rm e r ly presented a t the
A rc ad e w ill he presented In th e fu
tu re at the D ia n e , th e chang e being
e ffe c tiv e a f te r M a y 29
A dm issions at th e D la rle w ill be
10 cents and 2ft cents, w ith m atin ee
a d m t’ slons 10 cents and 1ft cents
S h o rtly a f te r M a y 1ft new seats
w ill t»e lim tah ed in M u A rcade,
w ith o u t In te rru p tio n o f se:vlce
It Is expected th a t th e D ia n e
th e a tre , w h en opened la te r th is
m o n th , w ill present film fans w ith
on« o f th e most a ttra c tiv e and m o d
ern th e a tre s to he fo un d In an y
•« m a il
< Itv
III
th ©
* ’ n te
R
will «Ilf
for fro m th e A rc a d e In th a t It w ill
h ave a balco ny, and a nu rs ery
room w h ic h has been sou idproofed.
w h ere
m o th ers m a y
ta k *
tired
c h ild re n and s till see th e pictu re
T h e latest type o f sound e q u ip m e n t.
M lrro p h o n le . th e sam e as recen tly
In stalled in th e A rcade, w ill be In
stalled in th e D ian e
W e canno t sta te d e fin ite ly w h a t
th e p e rm a n e n t sehedule fo r the tw o
th e a tre « w ill he." M r M o re lo c k told
th e S en tin e l, "but w e w ill give ou r
custom er« th e v e rv best e n te r ta in
m ent th a t w e can "
M e rv llle V e a tc h . w ho has assisted
O D M o un ce ns o p e ra to r a t the
A rc ad e , w ill have c h arg e o f the
p ro je c tio n booth In th e D ia n e C o n
s tru c tio n w o rk o f the n e w th e a tre ,
located d ire c tly across th© street
fro m
th e
A rcade, ha« been in
c h arg e o f S L. G o d ard
Stolen Bicycles
Recovered; Two
Boys A rrested
B icycle« b e lon gin g to N e ll B ach-
eld er an d Bobby S tro u p w ere ta k e n
fro m th e n o rth side o f th e C e n tra l
school b u ild in g last w eek nut w ere
recovered the next
m o rn in g
by
G B P itc h e r, local police o ffic e r
D ue to a re g is tra tio n system de
veloped at th e school la it ye a r. It
w as pos I hie to give a co m p lete des
c rip tio n o f tb© bicycles to c ity and
state police and local bicycle shops
as soon as It w h s k n o w n th a t th ey
had been stolen
» T w o o u t-o f M a te boya took
the
bicycles a fte r tir in g o f th u m b in g a
ride, rode th e m south on th e h ig h
w ay and discarded
th em
near
D ra in S ta te jwillce took th e boys
In to custody at R o s eb u ig and held
th em fo r M r P ric e , w h o re tu rn e d
th em to E ug ene last M o n d ay a f t e r
noon
C e n tra l School N ew s
Cemetery Clean up to
Start About May 15
T h e C o ttag e G ro v e C e m e te ry as
aoclatlon w ill s ta rt th e ir
annual
cle an u p and Im p ro v e m e n t w o rk nt
the c e m e te ry about M a y 1ft In pre
p a rn tio n fo r M e m o ria l day. acoerd
Ing to M is« Belle B u rk h o ld e r, sec-
le ta r y . w ho urges a ll lot o w n ers to
aid w ith p aym ent
o f the assess
m e n t, »1 per y e a r It 1« the plan,
‘¡»id M iss B u rk h o ld e r, to run a new
pipe lin e In fro m the fence n e a r
the \V . W . W ood« lot up the h ill
to th e R og er« lot and a ll those who
wish to use th e lin e a re asked to
c o n trib u te cash o r wot k to m nke
the Im p ro v e m e n t
possible.
Some
have a lre a d y c o n trib u te d nnd
n
few have paid th e ir y e a rly assess
m ent.
V in a l R a n d a ll,
Joe
4 m ltb and
C h a rle s B e ld le r com prised a fish
In g p a rty o f th re e T ile d ty m o rn -i
In g on the U m p q u a n e a r E lk to n ,
re tu rn in g w ith a fin e C h in o o k, w ho
lost out In a 20 m in u te b a *t|e w ith
Mi
H n n d n ll T h e fish waa placed
on d is p la y at R a n d a ll’s store T u e *
day. w ith fv a ry o n e In v ite d to guess
on his w eight.
The
fish,
w h ich
m easu red I I Inches,
w e ig h e d
35
pounds am i one ounce. L W . C oin
e r an d E v e ly n V e a tc h divid e d hon
ora on w eig h t Judging, w ell sub (
M iss B u rk h o ld e r has placed the
m ittln g a guess o f 3ft pounds. O th e r
and
guesses
s u b m itte d
rang ed
fro m resp o n s ib ility fo r Im p ro v in g
271« pounds, to a la d y ’s guess o f b e a u tify in g the c e m e te ry w ith a ll
K9 pounds It Is assum ed th e lad y lot holders and wishes to rem in d
wa ■ han d icap p ed by h e a rin g V in a l th em o f a d u ty to ho no r th e de
te ll how heavy the fish was by th e; p a rted one« In th e ir fin a l resting
place.
tim e be bad loaded It In the ear.
T h e A m e ric a n L e g io n a u x ilia ry ,
as the a n n u a l poppy season
and
M e m o ria l day
approach««,
w ere
busy at th e ir m eetin g M o n d a y n ig h t
m a k in g "poppy w re a th s " w h ich w ill
he placed on graves o f a ll W o rld
W a r veterans. M a y 22
w aa
an
nounced as n a tio n a l poppy d a y and
v o lu n te e r w o rk e rs w ill be In ch arg e
o f »ales fo r th e " B u d d y P op py." a
fa v o rite flo w e r sym b olic if the su
prem e s a c rific e o f yo u th d u rin g the
W ( f M w a r. on th e c ity streets th a t
day T h e C a lv in F u n k U n it has re
ceived an o rd e r o f 1500
popples,
m ade by disabled v e te ra n s a t th e
P o rtla n d V e te ra n s ' h o sp ital to be
disposed o f lo cally
P lan s w ere discussed concerning
th e J u n io r-S e n io r b a nq uet
w h ich
w ill be served by the a u x ilia r y F r i
day evening. M a y 28
N o r v a l L ib b y o f C o tta g e G ro ve
has been nam ed p res id en t o f th e
C ascade baseball league, w h ich h a * Thirty-six Cash Prizes Will Oo
been o rg a n ize d w ith fo u r team s en
te red . S p rin g fie ld . W e r t f lr , C o b u rg to Winners in Eleven Classes,
and C o ttag e G ro v e , and w h ich m ay High School Band to Play.
In clu d e tw o m o re team s before th e
o p en in g d a te o f the season, w h ich
haa been set fo r M a y 16
T h e re w ill he 36 cash prizes fo r
" W e w ill be g lad to ave a p ra c 36 h a p p y y o u n g sters w h o e x h ib it
tice ga m e n e xt S un day, w ith an y t h r lr pets In th e C o tta g e G ro v e P et
te a m In th is v ic in ity , an y team In P a ra d e M a y 15. I n a d d itio n th ere
terested should co n ta ct C a rl K in g ," w ill be o th e r prizes an d ribb ons fo r
L ib b y to ld a S en tin e l re p o rte r. " I e v e ry e n tr a n t. R o y S h o rt, c h a ir
look fo r «ome good te am s In th e m an o f th e
c o m m itte e
of
the
league th is y e a r."
C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rc e sponsoring
T h e local tr a m w ill be sponsored th e ev en t, an nounced th ia w eek.
by th e E agles lodge, w h o p lan to
A firs t, second an d th ir d prize
stage a baseball b e n e fit dance next w ill be a w a rd e d in each o f th e fol
m onth
lo w in g
classes:
H orses,
cattle,
" T h e re w ill be a good m a n y o f sheep and goats, s h o rt-h a ire d dogs.
last y e a r ’s re g u la rs b ack ’ his y e a r.” L o n g -h a ire d dogs, cats, p o u ltry and
T h e o rg a n iz a tio n voted to jo in L ib b y «aid "an d q u ite a lo t o f new fo u r set* to e n trie s lis ted
under
w ith o th e r c ity p a trio tic groups to m a te r ia l Is expected W e have not " u n c la s s ifie d .” A fir s t p rize aw a rd
d
e
fin
ite
ly
decided
on
o
u
r
p
itc
h
in
g
co m p lete plans fo r M e m o ria l S u n
w ill c a r r y w ith I t a b lue rib b o n and
rta ff "
A d v an c e In th e m in im u m ra te d a y M a y 23
t l In cash. Second an d th ird prises
O
a
k
la
n
d
an
d
S
u
th
e
rlin
h
ave
been
w aa m ade neceaaary due to th e
w ill be 50c an d 25c an d a ribbon
exten ded an In v ita tio n to Join th e A 50c prize w ill be 8 w a r d e i
fact th a t re p a ir« on th e w a te r m a in
the
C ascade league
are In cre asin g each y e a r, and th e
e x h ib ito r o f th e m ost un usual pet,
p a ym en ts on th e w a te r bonds m uat
the larg e st pet and th e sm allest
be ta k e n up w h en due
W ith the
pet. Those w h o do n o t receive one
25 re n t ad van ce tt w ill he poaalble,
o f th e above prizes a re to receive a
co u n cilm an believe, to m eet pay
fre e m a tin e e show tic k e t
m e n t* and re p a ir coata an d non-
J u d g in g w ill be based 30 p e r cent
A grou p o f m oth ers o f boy scouts
p ro p e rty o w n era u s in g c ity w a te r
on th e g e n e ra l c o n d itio n an d get-up
m et W ed n esd ay a fte rn o o n « n J per
w ill h e lp to p a y th e b ill In tte u d o f
o f th e e n try , and 20 p e r cent on
fected a n o rg a n iz a tio n to be k n o w n
e v e n tu a lly h a v in g to levy an a d d i
neatness an d beh av io r. T o be Judg
as T h e Scout M o th e rs clu b w ith
tio n a l ta x on p ro p e rty ow nera fo r
ed a ll e n trie s m ust be in by 1:15.
th e In te n tio n o f b a c k in g th e scout
th ia purpose.
T h e p a ra d e w ill begin p ro m p tly at
m o ve m en t In th e c ity an d cooper-
2 p m. T h e ro u te w ill be fro m the
T h e C ity C o u n cil haa ap p o in te d a In g w ith th e
s c o u tm a jte r
and
bridge do w n M a in s tre e t to th e S
D on A lle n fir e c h ie f In place o f S c o m m itte e In th e In terests o f th e
P depot, w h e re th e para d e w ill dis
City Recorder L. W Coiner
I . M a r k in , w h o resigned a f te r 1J scout p ro g ra m
band.
y e a 's aa c h ie f and tw e n ty y e a r*
O ffic e rs elected w ere M rs. V in a l to Present Graphs Showing
Horses, c a ttle , sheep an d goats
service In th e fire d e p a rtm e n t T h e
R a n d a ll, p re s id e n t;
M rs.
A.
W
are to assam ble on S ou th
R iv e r
new c h ie f has been a m em b er o f
Financial
History
of
City.
H e lllw e ll. vice p res id en t;
M rs. J
R oad. Dogs on N o r th R iv e r R oad
th e d e p a rtm e n t fo r «even year«
S m ith , s e c re ta ry ;
M rs L . P
C ats an d p o u ltry on H s tre e i. and
an d tx a c le rk In the reco rd er'« o f T
M cC oy, tre a s u re r. D ues
of
f if t y
a ll un cla ssified pets on W e s t M a in
fice
A
ll
In
te
re
s
te
d
business
m
en.
c e n t* a y e a r w ere voted an d It was
O w n e r«
of
p ro p e rty
a d jo in in g decided to m eet th e fir s t W ed n es w h e th e r m em b ers o f th e c h a m b e r street, a ll n e a r th e b rid g e
E n tr y b la n k s can be secured at
s id e w a lk * In bad co n d itio n w ill be
d a y o f each m o n th a t the homes. o f co m m erce o r not. have been e x
n o tifie d o f th e re fu s a l o f :hc postal D u e to a c o n flic t w ith co m m en ce tended a n In v ita tio n by P re sid e n t S m ith A S h o rt's g ro c ery, o r fro m
E a r l B a lle w a t th e P ic tu r e
Shop,
d e p a rtm e n t to d e liv e r m a ll to rexl- m ent d a y the
th e
n ext
g ro u p
w ill
m eet C lau d e K e m to a tte n d
s e c re ta ry o f th e c h a m b e r o f com
denta o f d is tric t« w h e re 'h e side
re
g
u
la
r
m
e
e
tin
g
o
f
th
e
ch
am
b
er.
T h u rs d a y . Ju n e 3. a t th e h o m e o f
m erce ju d g e s and c le rk s w ill be
w a lk s a re not In good co n d itio n and M rs. R a n d a ll.
T u e s d a y noon. M a y 11. a t th e P a l
v e ry busy on p a ra d e d a y. an J they
th e ir a tte n tio n w ill be called to th e
ace cafe, a t w h ic h tim e C ity R e
F o u r guests, m oth ers fr o m Tro o p
u rg e th a t a ll e n try b lan k s be fille d
lia b ilit y w h ic h th e c ity ord in an ces
c o rd er L . W C o in er w ill p te s e n t in
M rs . H a r r y
out and presented to th e co m m it-
place upon th e m In reg a rd to th e 2. E ug ene, in c lu d in g
g rap h fo rm , th e fir s t o f a series o f I tee be fo re th a t date.
O u t-o f-to w n
T itu s , a fo rm e r resid en t, w ere pres
re p a ir and u p kee p o f the w alks.
tw o d e ta ile d e x p la n a tio n s o f th e f i
ent an d g ave h e lp fu l In fo rm a tio n
e n tra n ts m a y m a ll
th e ir
entry-
T h e c ity re c o rd e r was a u th o rised re g a rd in g the Scout M o th e rs club n a n c ia l a ffa ir s o f th e c ity .
blanks.
" I requested M r H e lllw e ll fo r a
to secure caaem enta
fo r
c e rta in o f E ugene. T h e y also exten ded
a
T h e C o ttag e G ro v e n ig h school
W PA
pro jects
an d waa alao In co rd ia l In v ita tio n fo r
th e
local re p o rt o f th is n a tu re some w e e k * band w ill fu rn is h m u s ic fo r the
s tru c te d to ta k e a c tio n In the n a m e m oth ers to jo in w ith th e m In a cov ago," M r K e m stated , "and it Is in parade.
response to th is request th a t
M r.
o f th e c ity fo r th e c o llec tio n o f
ered dish lu ncheon m e e tin g next
C o in e r has consented to
pres en t
o v erdue assessm ents on th e bond T h u rs d a y at th e
W a lt e r
M y ers
th is re p o rt. I h ave had a chance to
Hen docket.
hom e In E ug ene. A n u m b e r fro m
see some o f th e grap hs th a t he has
T h e sale o f se veral pieces o f c ity here p lan to a tte n d .
p rep ared , an d th e y do a fin « Job o f
p ro p e rty to p riv a te buyers »'»J rec
e x p la in in g th in g s every ta x p a y e r in
om m end ed by th e coun cil
P u r FJes-triclan O pen« Shop
th e c ity should kn o w .
E v e ry o n e
chase o f 200 fe et o f fir e hose w as
M. H . M o rris , fo r m a n y ye a rs as
m ade by th e fir e c o m m itte e and sociated w ith th e S o u th e rn P a c ific th a t can possibly do so. w ill br w ell
rep a id fo r th e ir tim e . I f th e y w ill
c ity reco rd er
ra ilw a y a * an e le c tric ia n , both In
p lan to a tte n d th e
m eetings
at
o p e ra tio n und m a ln ta ln a n c e w o rk , w h ic h these rep o rts
w ill be p re
F lu e F ir e a t H o te l.
School p a tro n s an d students, in
an d fo r th e past fe w m o n th s em sented."
T h e fir e d e p a rtm e n t responded to
one accord, w ill c e le b ra te the an
ployed by the N elson E le c tric shop,
M r K e m . w h o w ith H e r m a n P e t n u al M a y F e s tiv a l. F r id a y , M a y 7.
a c a ll a t the C o tta g e G ro v e H o te l
has opened a shop on M a in street,
ersen an d L a w re n c e K e n t, Lad a t s ta rtin g a t 10:30 a. m . on th e high
T u esd ay ev en in g , w h e re a flu e fir e
next to F red 's P la c e
H e plans to
put oti a d b p la y o f fire w o rk s th a t do e le c tric a l c o n tra c tin g , w ir in g tended the R e ta il M e rc h a n ts In s ti school grounds A v a rie d p ro g ra m
tu te In E u g e n e M o n d ay, gave a o f e n te r ta in m e n t fe a tu re s has been
riv a le d
the
p y ro trc h n lc s
of
a
F o u r th o f u ly ce le b ra tio n
T h e r e fo r fio w cr and lig h ts , an d service t a lk on his re a c tio n to th e prob lem a rra n g e d by te ach ers an d pupils
discussed th e re , a t th e
c h a m b e r fo r th e p leasu re o f
w o rk
was no p ro p e rty da m a g e
p a re n ts
and
m e e tin g T u esd ay. M r W e a th e rb y , frien d s w h o w ill be w elcom ed as
w h o is In te re s te d in e s ta b lis h in g a guests an d w ill be
expected
to
tr a d e school fo r boys in th is c ity , w a n d e r a t w ill an d m in g le w ith the
o u tlin e d
his
plans b rie fly .
T h e c h ild re n in a day o f c a re -fie e re
c h a m b e r decided th a t as a body creatio n . T h e p ro g ra m in
d e ta il
th e y w e re not In te re s te d In e x te n d fo llo w s :
in g the fin a n c ia l su pp ort w h ic h M r.
M u sic by h ig h school orch estra.
W e a th e rb y
seeks.
He
requested
S in g in g b y h ig h school an d ju n io r
Such beautiful, beautiful hands!
local su pp ort to th e e x te n t o f $2.- hig h school glee clubs.
They're neither white nor sm all;
000. w ith w h ic h to estab lish a tra d e
A c ro b a tic dance. S h irle y C u lv er
school te a c h in g je w e lr y
m a k in g ,
Ami you. I know, would scarcely think
M a yp o le dance, p r im a r y grades
p o lish in g stones, and wood tu rn in g
C o ro n a tio n o f Q ueen by M a y o r
That tin y were fair at all.
H e has been connected w ith diesel C leo M o re lo c k .
I've looked on hands whose form and hue
e n g in e e rin g schools In th e
past,
F e a tu re
d a ncing,
hig h
school
A sculptor's dream might be;
an d expressed h im s e lf as c o n fid e n t g irls .
th
a
t
th
e
re
w
as
a
real
fie
ld
fo
r
a
Vet are those wrinkled, aged hands
M a y p o le dance, h ig h school girls.
school te a c h in g a tra d e w h e re a
M u s ic b y h ig h school o rch estra
Most beautiful to me.
m a il le a rn in g it m ig h t estab lish his
11:30. n o v e lty races.
ow n business w ith sm all c a p ita l, if
12:00, noon, fre e c o ffe e an d m ilk
Such beuutiful. beautiful hands!
u n ab le to secure
a
s a tis fa c to ry served, b rin g y o u r o w n lunch.
Though heart were weary ami sad,
po sition.
P in g pong m a tc h an d horse shoe
F ra n c is M c L a u g h lin ,
p ro p rie to r to u rn a m e n t.
These patient hands kept tolling on.
o
f
M
c
lju
ig
h
lln
's
fu
rn
itu
re
store,
a
That the children might he glad;
1:00, a t K e lly fie ld , h ig h school
n e w m e m b e r o f th e c h am b er, was band.
I always weep, as looking back
present fo r his fir s t m eeting.
P a g e a n ts " B le n d in g o f the N a
Mothers Of Boy
Scouts Organ i ze
Chamber Extends
Invitation to Public
To Next Meeting
May Day Festival
To Be Celebrated
Friday, M ay 7th
M v Mother's I lands
To ehildhooil’s distant day,
1 think how those hands rested not.
When mine were at their play.
Such beautiful, beautiful hands!
T hey’re growing feeble now.
F or time ami pain have left their mark
On hands, ami heart, and brow.
Alius! Alas! the nearing time.
And tin- sad. sail «lay to me.
Win n 'llelltll the daisies, out of sight.
These hands will folded he.
Hut oh. beyond Ibis shadow land,
Where all is bright and fair.
I know full well these dear old hands
Will palms of victory bear;
Where crystal streams through endless years
Flow over golden sands.
Ami where the obi gi-ow young again.
I ’ll clasp mv m other’s hands
Ellen M II dates.
A tte n d S cottish R ite M e e t
tio ns." b y W e s t Side school.
C o lo n ia l fla g an d d r ill by C e n tia l
g ra d e school.
P y r a m id tu m b lin g by le tte r girls
B ase b all gam e by
h ig h
school
g irls .
In d o o r b a seb all by high
school
boys.
E R . L e m le y . G eorge Jacobsen,
D r H A H ag en . E a r l H ill. H W .
L o m b a rd . W o r th H a r v e y an d A. W
S w an son w ere in E u g en e M o n d a y
ev en in g , w h e re
th e y
en jo y ed
a
S co ttish R 'te b a nq uet an d a lec
tu re by Jo hn L. Cowles. S u p rem e
G ra n d M a s te r, o f W a s h in g to n . D Iautslng Gets 25 Y e a r M e d a l.
C. E lb e rt Rede, fo rm e r e d ito r o f
C o u n c ilm a n Jess L a n s in g . M rs.
T h e S e n tin e l, now In
P o rtla n d , L a n s in g an d d a u g h te r G enevieve
also atte n d e d th e g a th e rin g .
m o to re d to St H ele n s on A p ril 23.
w h e re M r . L a n s in g w as a guest of
C llil) E nd » Shoot,
ho no r a t an 1 .0 O F m e e tin g M r
T h e C o ttag e G ro v e R od an d G u n , L a n s in g has been a m e m b e r o f th is
clu b w o und up th e ir p a rtic ip a tio n o rd e r a t S t. H e le n s fo r m ore th an
In the O re g o n ia n te le g rn p h le tra p - a q u a r te r o f a c e n tu ry , and was
shoot S u n d ay w ith ra n k s
som e presented w ith a 25 y e a r m edal at
w hat
depleted
by good
fis h in g th e re c e n t m eeting.
w e a th e r. H a r r y R e n tle nnd V ic to r
C h a m b ers w ith 23 ou t vf 25, an d
M r. an d M rs. W illa r d A lve rso n of
J C a rl R y n e a rs o n , w ith 22. w e re hig h D ic k in s o n , N o r th D a k o ta , visito rs
m en. A fte r pressing
fis h in g
e n -i fo r se veral days a t th e hom e of
g agem en ts h a ve been k e p t th e club th e ir a u n t, M rs.
Lucy
Lea
and
plans to resum e th e shoots, p r o b -' w ith cousins M iss E ls ie L e a and
ab ly w ith a m eet to w h ic h th e E u - : M rs. E . C. C onner, le ft M o nd ay en
gene clu b w ill be in v ite d .
ro u te to n o rth e rn points.