The Cottage Grove sentinel., May 13, 1937, Image 1

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Interesting History Legion A u xilia ry
Of Cottage Grove’s { " / ^ ^ I n History of City 11 ins Golf Title Q ;|mp,, ,) Other
Sales May 2 2
nl
$ / P A .
Year
• »
Own Water System
PlannedforSaturday P or Second
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Mines in fx .mia
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Poppy Day, epuneured by
ha
Am erican le g io n aux ilia ry and oh
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*««* « « for Inoreoin« Water
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al Liwt Council S
Satisfactorily Explained
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fjlaa I . b r i n g n » . l r
S U
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a tH .u l
tor of Albany D em o crat-H erald the
».Udgei i, h.„ |ng
br balanced just
a . soon aa a way can be found to
Inrrease a pp ro priatio n, and reduce
la x e , at o n , and the „ m e tim e
Ja|*anrss are enthusiastic
over
th eir s u c re « |„ growing a m t era on
1 'im , B a y . according to C oos Bsv
T im e .
IC v Id e n tly th e ling,,... are
right who .a y we are the Jai.«'
o y s t.r
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Canyon City Eagle has some new
feathers. Is continuing publlca'lon
and tlescrlbes the recent ro n fla g r.
r»n
brut fire
f lr r th
tlon there a
. th
the r best
the r rlfv
city
exnctly rluht
•v«»r had md a timed
fte r s u m J r when
Im m ediately —
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everyone w
wa« going to do for excitement
• • •
The anti-lynching
hill
d,T " ' 1
sem i lo hr having much luck In
congreMH. It being suspected that
there is a nigger In the woodpile
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- iva non .. . .
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T h e n ar. 175,000 separate and
«IlNtlnct taxing
ngencie« In
th
United .State*, The Roveburg New«
Review ba« discovered.
probably
a fte r an exam ination o f Its tax
atatement Ii might also he added
that employes o f taxing agencies
don't do any loafing on the Job.
l.ucal Townsend (Juli
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Protests Action of
Broadcast Systems
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J ‘' A »'.*.7 ,,,,r
" ',t' "»"dltlon
There haw been a considerable h
crease In the number o f service« in
the pa«t year. exten«lon« and con
tinned repairing are required on
the distribution system at all times.
Oue to the very dry period« In the
|>ast tw o years and the Increase In
population o f the etty. more w ater
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Thesr
women
ill w
ork
‘
w om en w
wm
wo
r a for
io r
J"' ” f • « * • «
nale their tim e In m e m o r y of tho.e
who made the »upreme »acrlflce
Win. G raff of
O. S. C Speaks
„ To Sportsmen
for ih» w ater system The debt re-
ductlnn from 1931 to 1936 Inclua've
h a . been $46,000 . „ d no outrtaod
,
w««r»$
Ing
w arrants, but w ith a .In k in g
f'u* . l "„7 $" '««)
’ 31 "¡936
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Tb_
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....... . im .r« .» » .«>»•
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$925 Wllh about the „ nl,
>m oun, > , 1937
M7
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. ^ -n . O t a « » « O r p m
col-
¡' * * 7 . '
^ h e r e ^ he
,urnad , r om Germ any
-r n .n y
wnere ne
had . *»>*de an , 7 7 ? Ve .? 'Udy ° f
“ ’»eth
" ‘ u od ‘ . of ‘ m ain tain ing the game
* “ PP'y '» ‘ h at thickly populated
There are $115.000 In bunds out- ! 7 “ " l Z '. u 2 . ’V7
M,* ” d ll'K a««lns< the w ater system.
t h ,r 'B arp flv* ¡»sues, for two o f
* b l r h no provision has been made
,o r Pa y m cnt. hut the other three
bonds. The bond pay-
menls are $3,(XXJ In 1937 and $3.000
ln ,M a ' W '900 ,n , ',3W »»«..VMI In
11,40
ln « M l and eontln ling
« J ™ » . .“ “ " I >»«« a " d _ 'h'."
” ’• • y ’ • ra 4 r ■ 11,1
• ach
,o r ,w o year’ . - oui
hut ir.is
this
no? ,nr,u<1e ° n* IBUttO Issue
and
for $23.000 which arc
“- 1. 7 bo"A ".. T 7
7 7
’- 7
Broad, «sting
companies for th H .
id
club contends that
T o tn s T m l
Dr
rount
,,f \
» c ^ m
,..a T w o ^ ^ Z ^ X
cation program which w ill lead to
tuberculosis tests to be given chil-
no h <»r Hullo listeners.
(j ren jn the fa ,j
o th e r picture«
The eluh Is m aking arrangem ents shown under the auapleea of the
lo have able speakers here 'o r a association were regarding the lm
Fourth of July celebration. W lllbi portanee of dental clinics
Mahoney of Klamath
Falla
will
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Pet Parade Sat . May IB. 2 p. m
newed activity, w ith nearly 125
more men employed
Under the
n„ w , , ra n g rm f(lU Kenneth Wat
of E
w tl) take „ ver , hF
managem ent
of
the
Champion
of c U lm , form , rt owned
th<!
3 » ^ ,.
rolnlng
company'
O “ >er plana, yet to be copleted. ¡0-
clude lhe operatlon ot other p ro p ir-
t|e# |n th|fl dlatrlct in connection
w ith the Cham pion properties. Mr.
W a tk |n, has »ucceM fully operated
the Musick mine fo r several yean.
The Cham pion m ine is one o f the
oldest gold producers in the ktate,
and has produced gold bullion for
many years in large quantities from
both oxidized and »em »-oxidized
ores. N ew plans call for driving
on the 1200 and 900 foot levels east
to tap the known ore bodies at
these deeper levels.
Considerable research work has
h ^ n dOne on the Champion to
change the flow sheet from a bulk
flotation plant to a selective flota-
tlon plant which wou,d „
a
the baae metala o f COpper . lead and
Iin c whlch c a rr,e, the Rold
8i|ver ,nto individual products of
copper. Iead and a,nc „ , he^.
meU lg . due to the ¡ncreaae in price
can now
m a rk e ted at a profit
The Champion m ill recently built
is of modern construction and a 60
ton ball m ill and flotation unit was
installed at a coat of $75.000. F
hav7'i>e”en draw“n" b 7 Ih e'n ew
Crowning of the
Queen Highlight
Of May Festival
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In .p ltc Of the fact th a t "old man
Wirt »s-iOeA • «a
k.
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^ in tried to play havoc w ith the
?*ay festival held F rid a y a t the
hlgh Khool a large attendance of
p are n t, and patrons
gave th e ir
loyal support to pupils and ea»n-
era, who had ..pent much tim e In
preparation to make the a ffa .r a
.ucceas, by rem aining throughout
the day fo r the program which waa
presented between shower.-
a / ™ coron*J ‘ o,J of ? ueX? Do^ t!>y
> 7 7 7 , ? '- “ Jun*° r' b > *V° Mo.?‘'
loclt. < *t> mayor, was perhaps the
elaborate and Impressive part
A fP iK
M l I uu
R o a s t e r N . J. N e h .n w t., .n-
.peet city c a rrier routes thia week
and at the same tim e he w ill ex-
amine the sidewalks In order to de-
teim lne the route., from which city
gorgeous tra in of celanesc net
dotted w ith pink and blue forge'.-
me-not», Queen Dorothy made a
beautiful picture aa she kn e lt to re-
delivery service should be w ith -
draw n In accordance w ith a le tte r
from the h irst Assistant Postmxs-
ter General, a portion of which
reads as follows:
In all city
delivery
territo ry
'
' In a dan-
’
where ,hc »Idewall«»
«re
R.rro|lii cond(tlon. city delivery ser-
v,ce should be w ith draw n u ntil tl e
, ld, walRa bave b ,Cn properly re .
p>lred
, n„PoIv7 d (o
Prom ptly advised of the reason for
celve the crown made of Talism an
rose. H er nosegay was o f l l l i e ^ f -
the-valley' and Talism an roses. The
royal party
In c lu d e d
three
princesses, M ildred Cellers. Jean
Savage and Sarajane Moore, wear-
•
-
¡ng
floor-length
dresses in pas el
«hade*, each
carrying
nosegays;
tf>e trainbearers. Tom m y
Denson
and Billy Boyce, dressed in knee
length black trousers, w hite „ U n
blouses and black berets;
flow er
f rom
win
^ ^ r
the concentrate« and w hith
in ca<c of an unfavoi‘.
» h u ™nrk
baa
metal«
* “
A pproxim atelv $20 000
«
he**
win oe e,
»m
.
° .n this P f°P e rty there is a
modern hoarding house th a t w ill
accon>oda‘ e 5® men, and up-to-date
tunnel houses. T h e re is said to be
10,000 feet ,orf|'
of tunnels
and raise, at
un
,h^ bP7 7 nt 7 “
.
^ ' ' I ? a “ P? °" m ‘n<' has„
" * g° ' d Ore t h , t
,o * 40 000
ton.
G ra ff
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\Ve piny Coburg here M ay 19. cottage Grove G o lfr n
perm lCed W e s lflr 'h e r e M av "23 and Spring?
” ” ” P" - field here M ay 30." Libby A a ’ e T Travel to Rnacburg Sunday.
A delegation of 18 Cottage G ro’ -c
eith er in- T he w eather has been agaln«t us.
group of and W(, h a v e n o t ha<i*"a«"mueh *rolfer:’ arc scheduled to travel to
«w? wp|1 n" dem onstrate his nhlllty a i a
P "
America Im lay and that his mes
«ngi would be of Interest to m il
probnhly bo one of the speaker».
-z
o.
«„no.
H ie winner held that lead until the
» t h when Dr. H ow ard evened It
a g a ln ^ Z lm m erly
took the » u h
Tead V
' „
lead. They halved the 35th.
Z lm m erly »cored a 78 on the first
r° “ n'i ,and “ 7’ A “ A ‘ “ ' 7 ° ° "
* QtOl“ i u*„ 1M
D r ,K?°Ward. wUh a
’ » and 78. carded 157.
.
y* ? r Z iinrH ,r y won the ,|U *
defeating R. W . Prescott In the
and 3
m arksm an
H u n tin g Is
only
«r" ’,nd lea“ d
pose and the h un ter must
dlvldually or through a
¡11
haa
has been
been true
true
(j o noi know
w ill Shape UP
be'" „ 7 ^ 1
of
of nil
all the
the tea
teams. I
Just how our teat
but we°haveUa n u i"’
,Z > la A
T
sure hope the fan» turn out and
give us loyal support for the open-
|ng game "
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Rack from last year w ill be Lib-
7
” "*1 ,Ru<' k Ce” er’ ' Pud
? 7 n" c o .
^ * S°.n'
the protection of C.’.lum bia and W it- prohaNv dlJldc ^ h e " mound" w m k
meet the golfers from th a t c<ty
This Is the first golf invasion the
k’Cal C' Ub h“ 3 a «®n>P'pd “ »«• »*"
SOn’
son.
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Mr„ . . s i .
- m"""^
M r . , ,J*,i«
,
* ,rS' L,asc,la Stew art, w rho has
been ill for a few weeks, was taken
to the Eugene hospital Tuesday
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Reports
received
today
,T h llrs d a y >
‘ bat she is resf-
renmln"’ about'^ " " » « « 7
n o t m e ^ ’ t T t . h e ^ .a ./b X ',’, 'odeei’; ’,, X X
a r X l.U o X X
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7 "
to make arrangem ents fo r a state-
The league w ill play a nine gnme
wide meeting of the Oregon W ild-
Hfe Federation to be held in Eu schedule. Teams entered are Cot-
tags Grove, Coburg. W e s tfir ana
If'n e later In the month.
Springfield.
The local entry Is
Roy Scouts attended the Rod and sponsored by the Engles lodge.
G un club meeting in a body, follow-
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Ing th eir regular meeting at the
Entries for pet parade must be In
arm ory
by 1:18. parade starts at 2 o’clock,
t e ^ n ^ e ’^
»
^
w ill depend upon w eather and road
conditions.
Eleven Sign To
Serve on City
Ei re Depa rtmen t
Reorganization o f the city fire
departm ent got o ff to a good start
Monday . night when 11 volunteers
d»n “ ™ o i i " £ Ca ,ed by Ch,ef
1 on A1Ien- O fficers for the en-
suin* > ear' whlch «"■ term inate
T “ A p r‘ ' .W5 re elected as foll° » ’
runwra
9®
?*® ! -Matthews.
O^orgt
M atthew s, assistant ________
chief
S. L. ^*acltin-
M ackin. secretary.
secretary. Tw
o meet-
?'
Two
w ith
a business m eeting the second Mon-
day evening and d rill on the tourtu
M onday evening.
W lt,> the H who signed to serve
as volunteer firem en having served
a total o f 110 years the new fire
equipment recently purchased by
c^ y WB1 be placed in compe-
tent hands- B re m e n w ill be ex-
M
f*“”
ing rules: t l ) A ll firem en must at-
| tend every fire call and a ll meet-
¡nKs unless he has an excuse that
ju s tify him fro m being absent.
and w ith the consent of the F ire
Chief. ,2) Each mem ber must be
present at the meeting In order to
C° nd“ ,On l7 7 n v n t e m l J ’ i
th ” f l« ht ,o "U m p
riVer ",‘ " non and
f l' h- « - « « I new men w l.l7 k ,T v s , ™ c
ab° Ut the gawP
»bown recently In way» nt Bonneville dam were the lion. Including Leslie I.lbby of M u n , Luncheon
7h,'
la the most „„.s ta n d in g figure
I la
\ l | P U illk
t l l U * »’ ( l i l t
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¡ x r .-.K
M ™ >»&
_
e y c 1 y 8 u n d a y-
D r. H o w ard , took . .
‘ h r««-liole
P relm ln ary arrangem ents have
lead on Z lm m e rly on the firs t nine. b,.en completed whereby mining
but Z lm m e rly came back to build actlv lty in the Bohemia area thia
Rasehall Season
Opens Here Sun.;
Eagles vs. Coburg
it-vi 1« it 7a
Ore Bodies at Deeper
According
there
Is
» ¡'h d rs w a l of service and given Kiri«. B etty Lou Bagley and M ax-
- to fndicaUons
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»1«' ,h * Inform ation that they may re- *n® H ite, In dainty pastel shaded ®5 present sufficient ore in the
d , e Ve r a l re e ls o 'r n,ovine <’,‘lv,‘ «'»frier service by erection o f dreasea. Q uantities of lavendar Irl», Champion mine when developed to
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n h o to v r a n h s
if
ear i ’ uUnble receptacles on line of car- daisies and yellow Scotch Broom furnlsh 100 tons o f ore per day fo.-
'¿ 7
b ’ 7 /5
r,a r lra v e | * hpr' «‘d fw a lk . are suf- ">ade a colorful background fo r the m an>' years. The Bartels company
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flclently lmpoved or they m av -c- Q ue*n's throne. Mr. Morelock. In has o w ned the property the past
O reeo"n h o t w l l h «
nV .TL ?? c* ,ve th,,|r mal1 at *«•’’” '»1 delivery w el> chosen w ord., introduced the 15 R W *
„ Ilull.b b r ,,v l” S m e Your a , , ®n,1«’ n •« directed to para- <iueCn and perform ed the crown-
M r. W a tkin s is at present on a
^ p u lZ tlm l Is m a i n t a i n ™ l t h . 7 7 n
17'
» of th* * " * ' er« nony (’ U* * n D o ™ th y r a -|to u r o f C U lfo rn la .
Nevada
and
current Guide. «
& id
should ad-
m anner and
rc- -
ski. <««»»„♦ »-.»
_.»o,»Voe
...» you anouiu
;iu- - sP°nded
, —
- in a
- charm ing
A .uauu^f
r.iu U
- tah m ining regions. Upon his
ms rx
d c n i t - the fact that cvct v * » »t . f V,*e
patrons that the require- exP ;<‘s»»ed appreciation fo r the hon- turn, it is expected th a t w ork w ill
S
? ',7 n . ? , „
, ,n m ,n t w ,th " ' " ' " ‘ "ce to sidewalks
bestowed upon her. The proces begin at the Cham pion, although
X ’ b.,h^«,^ h : : d^
,trun«, ^
7 y- y e -,e n „ a ,
“
2S,
7 *7
Kod , nil
. b
\ i , , n.iav - v e n ln ir
Mr
l*rr-S<*h«N>| Clinic.
A pro-school clinic, to b« held tn
about two weeks, was the prlnclpa,
For Allegedly Refusing To
fovtirt
topic for dlHCUHslon „•
nt *u«
the H ealth * 1 u,ul r 1 11 1 i ><*»r p« riotl. “ nnd
nu
Group meettnii
Monday m
afternoon
th
, o n r l , A d . ’
supply during
Leiwe Time to Dr. Townsend
Iin - r iu ig
.’ I t i u u a y
i t 'i Iiu tm
» h l-
C hildren of pre-school age. parti-
P *™ *
a
To Speak Over Their Stations culnrly those who w ill enter school
^ e rm * n system is
In th«4 fall, w ill be examined Lane «u™«»» *» demonstrated by the fact
county health officials, asalatcd by
Ranu' »Upply there con-
The Cottage Grove Townaend
y flaues
to mount,
. . . . . r()
__ .<_* tlnues
to mount
tin
it
t
t
h
e
i
r
r
e
m
iln
l*
n
ii'i'f
ln
t
f
ISie«-
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club at th eir regular meeting Tues
It «
day evening. M ay 11, Instructed t h e 1 \ir. t» 11, in
1
1
i i k
. p
I nt
f »he
H e r,c la ry lo w rite a le tte r o f nm-
, eni"
7 " ’ C° Un^ mee Ina h e 7 ' d ’ „ T . . " " a
lest t„ ihe Columbia and N atio n al X m e o ^ th e h e - , h
m i b nd F rid a y and T L t u r ^ v w T'ei'
U o^ . L n rM F FmCT ™
. p. .
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lltlll
.
Please go over the situation care- t>rchc»t''a under the direction of
merits of $10.500 yearly or even of Mre licensed.
$7.500 yearly w ill be a heavy load
i i . f u
l l y
and submit a fu rth e r report James A. Lewis.
<»rarf stated tlwit H u ng arian i^d
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The w inding of two M ay poles by
................. ......... .................... a to this Bureau as to the action
mg fund w ill have to be built up If ‘ .’’ " ’T , Ph*“»«""«» " « * 'h p most , ak
b
pupils of the p rim ary grades o f the
plentiful of game birds; that more
y y
C entral school and high school gl-ls
payment« are to lie made
than 500.000 duck* were killed an­
schedule
was executed in gracious style.
nually; that rabbits, both the sm.tll
Although handicapped by rain
W ater 1« kept up to standard by
and large varieties, were so plenti­
and wind, the pageants presented
frequent tests made by the State ful that they were unprotected; hut
<>f
T b r r „ b a,
by the west side Junior high school
most surprising o f all was bis state­
and pupils from the C entral grades
no contam ination in recent years.
ment that more than a h a lf m illion
were entertaining features.
In view of the foregoing and deer are killed annually, a* well ns
Lunches
w ere eaten
on
the
lifte r m aking an exhaustive eturly a large amount of practically all
grounds and in the buildings at
n n d , *h«’r«ugh m rvey of the muni the game anlntala to be found In
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noon.
Im p ro m p tu
games
were
clpal
w ater ayxtema from
the thl» state, ns well as a lim ited sd)e
T he Cascade
baseball
league Pi«ye«J at intervals.
s ta n d p o in t of Ils physical .-ondi- ply o f moose, bison, wild hogs and season w ill o ffic ia lly open Sunday. . A ,‘ 8 r»d<'»
from
the
p rim a ry
tlon, the bonded debt and the rate other big game anim als
M ay 15. N orval Libby, league p re « - thr» «»h >»l»h school w ith supervis-
, 7 s ing retired, pres
n i.f ,irc
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m anage, of t ^ C o n 7 7 l’d ' ra in l"K ”y th e ir teachers joined
e S
n rsm ln e e . 7
A
“ h " nt
° « ™ a " ’ PoU-m an must Grove te a m announced Cesterda^ in th ® «a,a ' « ’ *'««•
rtnan sportsman must Grov^ team. Miinuunrea yesieraav.
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More
m
ill. as meiitluned In *T h e Mentin" 7 * ’ . “ «Ilfflcult exam ination !n all Cottage Grove w ill tangle w ith Co ' M
ore than
,han $50
J5° was
* * « realized
realized fm
fr»,m
i H i » 1 r' "" i' I t " , 1 " S ' '
' phase« of sportsmanship, and game burg In the season opener nt K e lly lh * Oueen contest. Votes were sold
o f this month
_________________
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ion
I it\ \|;iil Dplivprv
Iru p rc lrd at m
Ih e r C
C alifo
a lifo rn
rn ia
ia bordar
»»order
Once before ipplaa started a lot ,.f
II happen
happen, that
lh e
trouble and It
preaent day apple« had also been
plucked in the Garden of Eden
• • •
Some o f the young democrats are
Insisting that Governor M a rtin dis-
pen«r w ith the servlcea of Ihtiky
G o a o iln
The chances are that the
chief executive w ill tell these young
dem<«-rats to go where he often
wish»« P in k y was
W illia m
Z lm m erly of Cottage
Grove captured the bane county
•enio r golf championship 'o r a K n o w n
.ervrd annually in memory of the City and Hiifh School Banda
departed heroea of the W orld W ar.
T°
w ill be obaerved
announce. M rs
Jack M auldlng.
D . __ u
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chairm an of the poppy com m ittee To Enter Many Exhibits
of
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_
elve p reparatio n, for the obaarv-
,,
.
..
T he
eupply of Cottage ance of that day are being made
««turttoy la Pet Parade d a y - - . and
H a rry Hopklna reporta, according O ro vr , , , r,Jfn
tSenlV.»..
. .. rp,
* of th r com m unity /,ud* ln* by all
re p o rt.
Cottage
t«> Corvallis (5 T. (hat a I ’W A man crocks tributarla« nar and I ’rothe,
of I^ y n g creek a r. „
d
, v„ , M , tn rm „ rable »rove wll have the la rg e .t p a r.d e
has turned up a skull aeveral m il ■»,,._ i „ , ... ,
u_
. “ r* u r* ,’d ,o Klve ,h l»
lion , of years old Something ahuuld Cotlaaa Grove l> I h r d a r
n in ' °® *a , *<,n th eir loyal support
Is- done right now about p u lli n g
*
i
dam on Dim
Calvin Punk U n it h a . received
a .» .....« » » « r
..way W.mr s k u ll, for our p Jrte rtly
o ^ 7 J *
« I’pruxlm ately
22
, .w ,
wbl<.b w(„ Intention of entering e x h ib it. In f e
With the government leUh.g u. ”,H— »’x« "»* d , , a " ‘ « [ru m Cot br o„ , re(1
„„ , ba, day
non-competltlve elaaaea. according
what lo .Io and doing all our thin k V*“ ’ .
’ 7 . ' ro,? r f
-> "re proceed, of which will go Io
» ” " « • chairm an of the
mg for ua, fu tu re generation, won t
Z ,« * "
„ ,h " ,und u , d
work ' * c ^ ^ n f ,h
s
develop .n y akulla
”° ”
7, « " " •r
elualvely for dl «bird v e te ra n , . i d i h ar« * ° * / v' nt
demand
. . .
■u ‘,',ly * ,,d ' * '•ra 't.c r creek
e
v , a lllll|(.„
and d„ for entry b la n k , from children h a .
IfelMor A m o. V n o rh lM o f G ra n t. ' V ”" l d,v' r* ' " " « nd
»bled
* " « b" -n «•’ ««•
.
T h " PnPPy- “ *•“ * rrd U o w r
Tw o band* h« ve offered
their
Pas« I« o ff for Europe w ith hl> ‘ m i h" r
l b ” »apply hnt- from Rujada io mMt| C by dlanbird veteran» at Ore- »ervlrea the local high »chool b ard
w ife T hreat« of those who don't
ottaga
Grove,
w
ith
th
r
nnctpUon
KOn
vet.
ran«
hoapiUla
In
m e r it t r y
and
a
city
band
organised
especial*
like his editorials must Ire getting ()f
approxim ately <A mile n e .r R u of their departed com rade., p ay. . ly for the occa.lon.
serious
• • •
J"d*
.« I
!* lnrA
. I ’er.o n al tribute to the men who
A . previously
announced cash
Klee trie renergy
developed
at V*1*
” ‘■on»*ru,'I *’«l I” H»IO, lhe gava th e ir Uvea In the nation's de- p rlx r. . . well a . rib bo n, w ill fa
llonnevllle w ill he auffl< lent
lo '
, t
. L .V £ 7 ,r " ’r
T h r Am, r*can le g io n auxll- awarded the w lnrura In the aevJeal
rim », mountalna. we are assured by
, ,",Z . ' i.
’ J” *
I!’' ,a ry wlU *'* nn •>r,c' ,o r ,,a P ° ^ claase.. There w ill be free show
Mmudgr l*«»l of M edfold M all T il .
|,,l’" ,,n,> fr,,m ,<u pie.. M id those In charge of lhe tic k e t, for all children not w inning
W r w an, „ , lyon ,
w _a r ()thrr aw ard,
x l , e n trle l
h,
bune W e ’re going to need more Juda to Dinner creek dam W a. a. , r .
built
by
the
Korea!
Service in 1928 „ popy and to contribute as he is judged, must be entered by 1.15.
than that for attack upon the ns*
Portong o f the line built In W in ttbjt. io r
flower». A il contribu- The parade will begin prom ptly at
tlonal debt
have
been renewed and . few
w ,„ he used for the work <f 2 p m and w ill form on the west
various (he Iwglon and aux ilia ry
im ong side of the M ain street bridge to
iM ilrf forrnter Inform « Bend that, e n g ih a of pipe built In
due to heavy tliot»er ru ttin g . Bend places, but the o iig ln a l m aterial i» (he men who lost health and procede down M ain street to the S.
*n lh r *fre" ter P<>rl*-*n strength In the war. and among P depot
Judging w ill be ba*«*d
Is living in a «tale of lm|>ending «
the children who « fathers
».e 80s on the general condition o f the
dl«a*ter and all who have invested
A« In th r case o f all wood pipe j^ a d or disabled
n lry and 20c on neatnr«« and be-
The bulk of
in home« w ill have to find some
some 27 years nioney reallzrd from the sale locaU havior
way to liquidate Things won't t»e line« in service
•o bad. however, for Bend Bulletin theje n rr repair* and renewals te- jy w ill be expended here for *he
re|Mirt« that a large cave ha« Ju«t «lulrrd at all lim e , to m a ln ’ aln w ork th r C alvin Funk Unit I . c <
icrvlcr
R e p a ir, and
l l . t ............... t h . .
Uw
V411 iHUII 1/1111111
“rhm
o f (trotinad. ought to l»c hlm aelf In
formed oa t>> all i h . churchaa m
h l. city In which there la only on«
chance to m ake a contribution.
N U M BER »
th’eU
w eekly luncheon today w ith two
numbers
Professor James Lewis,
accompanied. The group singing
was led by N . J. Nelson w ith M »
Robert F rom m a’ the piano. D an
Lansing 1» the youngest lion In the
den. H e was adm itted to m em ber-
ship today.
I ^rtm7nT n X l n V or «X ? mo«
than three tim e . In succession he
U
“
an°oTer m .T
be picked In the usual m anner f-om
the applications on file,
Present members are as follows
George
M atth e w - S L. Mackin.
M ervllle Veatch, Cledis Swanson.
Joe Short, Bennie Hubbel, Don Al-
len. H e rb e rt Moon, Fred Boslo
John Pennington and Glen Wilson
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