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N U M BER Vt. COTTAGE GROVE. I-A NE 4XÍUNTY. OREGON. T H U IU D A Y , JU N E 8, 1987. VOLUM E XLVIL Grove High New ¡ 'ire Truck Current Operations Orchardists Told Q)t (;ra(k Awaits Largest Of Cottage Grove To Spray for Get Diplomas From Here; Codling, Moths b inai Inspection Class In its History Now on Cash Basis College, University EïïffEEîjïïSÏ! Seven Young Persons Thinot ¿Uhm Thinh und W hat We Think o f Thm ft Oihrrt Think - ¿V - - [ I t r r t Bnttr W e m ay believe th srs I« »um« • « • « ¡ • r a t io n in editorial quip» about «he am ount o f work done by men on pwa work N o doubt there The new C ottage Grove fire truck was brought to town yaatar- C [l O f f i c i a l , state That day. June 2, by Mr Kobert L> Vial. J of th« iiowoj d-Co„per corporation, There Were No Outstanding Portland, w hich »old It to the city for the sum o f M, »»no. less a B-; Warrant« A , Of April 30. p our Receive Degree« From Oregon State College And Zone^iM'i' wHh to i»*n t'h'e d>*e they Three From Oregon U nivenity -iwnlvr tint Ol)* »r<*g u CFOW tllMCOUHt for dlh' even p r e ,e n d ,n . to - , ..........i . . . governm ent going. w . can't help 5Tut feel that » . . v r . n m . n t relief h a . >alM«t havoc with m orals T his Is » I d w ithout any crltl.-l.m of the exten sion of such relief T h . Incident of the Indolent re- -, W „ .k ,., h a p p e n e d » , a P o r t lief nd golf course where relief work land ere were sap , to clean up brush and to beautify the ta n k s o f a stream of water, Every m em ber of the club pays a tax of a dollar a m onth on h l. club dues. to. so there Is Jus,I- _______ _ rehef w orkers f i c t i o n for having do som ething for th e club In ad- dltl-m many“ ,„ em b er, o , rh . club are ,wrw...........ho pay heavy t s . e s directly Into the federal tr e „ u r y At thr end <»f » week*» tim e, the work done by a crew of about 20 » • m e d ,O b« atiout w h a, one or two men would feel they would have to do In private em ploym ent. W ill men who have g o tten Into the habit of loafing for the governm ent ever h r able to hold Jobe In private em ploy m e n ,’ How are we Io have full recovery If men don't want to do a few hours of real work every day? _ .................... ................... B e fo r . r a c - l v , ^ t h . truck I, w ill ......... r r ; form e, stu d en ts from the local and nearby high sc h o o l, received d . grass from the U niversity of Ore »„d Oregon Mtat. College In q u l.t dign ity and with lm press,ve cerem ony degrees were conferred upon «II stu d e n t, at the Unlv. Clyde It A ltch l.o o, m em ber of the Interstate Com m erce Com m ission and distin guished alum nus o f the U niversity, gave an address "Statecraft an H cholarshlp" W ith sim itar cerem ony. 487 stu d en ts re- Nt- calved d egrees at the S tate College Tuesday forenoon when — Hr ~ Itay- mond D u B ol. Bird, president of O c cld sn tal college I-o. Angelas, ad I » . G the e o r g group e W f svey. president o f O S C clm»«ed the graduate« as the last of the s o csllc-l "depres slon" group as he conferred de g reet The sam e m ight be raid of the U n iversity class C ottage Orove students, w ho re- reived degrees at O regon State College, are Dorothy Pear, Umph rey. Bachelor of Science, school of Home E conom ics; Dorothy Louise Ilohrnann. Bachelor of Arts, school £ — i O rchardists are warned by C E. Stew art, local fruit Inapector that ~ - V n n n o W o m e n And the w eather i» mo»t favo.ab ie for Seventy Young women a n a coddling moth» and that there 1» a Men Receive Diploma» Dr B very real danger from th is peet, unless step steps s are taken at once to R Baxter Addressed the Claas spray th e trees. _ H te w a rt — reco m m end > p - ‘h ^ s - 1 th ^ e ^ ap- - At the fo r ty -fir « a n n - c Æ - .» > «on Insurance R atio« Bureau. The fire figh tin g equipm ent Is m ounted on a V-« Ford ton and a half chasals with a long w heel base The pump Is • W aterous. poslU ve displacem ent and will lift 800 gal- Ions of w ater per m inute w ith a ••« l'""nd, p a r In c h Additional equipm ent con sists of throe ten foot len gth s of hard hose; ifto feet of % Inch chem ical hose; s . ? î r . Â ï: ,.u s s s ™ local tax p aym en t, represent only arsenic to 200 g a llo n , of water. 62 per cent of the total am ount now m oths are com ng out fast, but due. »Would be controlled w ltl City o ff,e ta !. »» " P * ' J ™ . applications. Mr Stew art tlon * aJW nUn-1 reportar. Jrtat.d states. __________________ that there were no outstand in g - ——— — w arran t, a . o f April 30. this year. . - f -Z T h i r t y » , , . . t h e , Oregon c i n e also report no w arran t, outstand in g *» //• of ««me date T his Is a notable gain rrom July ----- — - . ------ double Jacketed hose and all oth er regular equipm ent com m on to “■ fire n i c k s of th is c l . » Fire C hief ,y„nnel| Allen h a . noted that sev- eral peraon. old and no young through ,.lv e curiosity, doubt have been clim bing on the new truck „ nd has Issued s t ile , orders pro- ttng anyone hl,»Ittng anyone not not connected connected with w ith the fire departm ent from g ettin g on the truck without perm ission »•»ansa .7 stan ding w as $28.049 4. .„d in e »Z8,U49 4i A num ber of cities. cities, Including Including C ottage Grove. ha v . « .k e n adran- ° » >•» l ^ d " »«■ " hlcb e n d d o o rsed r s e d war- war- rate 0 , Interest o n ..'n rants, at less than the legal rate. Our local council succeeded In re- duclng J the Interest rate on „LT2C two- . thirds of the am ount outstand in g J® IS” ’ ° Ce" ° n the other one third. ’r'li tO til LtOCttl H ’¿ CrS ] / r . Attend Corvallis Suw nerSM » « ... seven ty young ven' thelr J i p i o ^ P6 P , . largest class graduated T h .^ L , t e g F ThP t"cture. and nam es of th c -e grad uating a nd the entire program were mibl C icd^ n ~ The Sentinel ■ " of May Pubh.hed In I ne ne Dr Bruce R- B axter. 1 0 , W illam ette U n iversity, delvered the address to the graduates. He the fact that the clans were in the fifth grade in the year 192», when the crash cam e, l___ ______ . «he craab c« m parents e- and had m et an<J d , )hcjr helr parenbi t h e y o n d «heir Pa the than D morn graduating cla sses were called « upon <™d “ ^ to m 1 ter said th at the by products c f the „ A large group of from _ a 4-H ers ers s ____ from A large targe group group o or f «-H „ u, hern L a„e county are anxlowr- y .w a itin g M onday when they w ill " L i n * e°" h e an- er, for Corvallis to attend t the anj nua.1 sum m er school to be held June 7- i8 inclusive. London 4-H club lead by sending i^ L ^ a X e ^ T h in k in g . A N ew Stan u d eleg a tel ajr, Jeanne M orton Qf Valueg and Loyalty " will accom pany the follow ing schol- C om m encem ent aw ards w ere pre- arship w inners: Lillian Geer and sented to ,h e follow ing: Clifford Jacie Morton, state dem onstration jjin er, perfect atten dan ce to r four cham pionship In hom e econom ics; yeaig; Tom H all, football; Ellis E athel Ann N ew ton , health at 1> ck er basketball; Donald Thies. county fair; L ucille Abeene. health track- Tw in O aks award. M ike Me In southern I-ane; Geraldine Ban- Kjbbo’n • • • s. u h , • Boy W illia m Jones. ton. room Im provem ent at county sch olarsh ip s. Jessie Grubb, W eather expert says the rilinate Bachelor of Science, school of En- fair; A lvin Dugan, han dicraft In so u th ern O regon N orm al and Ev- southern I-anc; Lovelle Abeene. plyn K lrchhoferi P acific U niversity. show s a decided trend toward glneertng. G lenn Wood Mltnkln«, can n in g In southern Lane. The j-oregt Grove warm er and drier Probably gettin g M nstsr Hegree. O rganic Chem istry L ucky L ondonltes the us ready for the place so m any A, the U n iversity of O regon. Caro- . . ... u ------- ' ------------ ---- club under . V aledictorian. A llen F errln; Salu- A B lack M inorca hen on the farm leadership of Jacie Morton are Jessie Grubb have recently been lold ,o go to. |y „ E G rannis received a Bachelor of W A H em enw ay. near » h ls c lty . , e ndln g M axine Ewing. Charles jollow m g flve outstand in g • • • o f Arts degree |„ the school of Cooper Takes High Honors attem pted w ith su ccess lost I-rtday Woodg G eorge D ugan and Lloyd ^ r,g of the Kraduatin g cla ss were U le em ployes •- Is Bunlnrss u n ion i o n isation i u i —n o — f - sta »••»• nusinvsa A A dm am inistration; in isira n u n , Adeline ,1«, m u A Tbs to again put Cottage G rove on the G11 ham. The Lucky Londonltes ’ hosen: Mildred Cellars. Ila Corbly to be attem pted U nionisation Is Anna Adam s, grandaughter of Dr. W ith Two Homers and inree m ap os the producer of big egg. half-scholarship s wer hosed on Jeigle Grubb K athleen Moore and presum ed «<• bring benefits to em- nnd Mrs. B. R. Job. B achelor of R T.rfM, ftn M o u n d p la y e s b u t a - t a l e Job I . a lre a d y A r t e . C o ll e g e o f A rts and L e tte rs ; B l W :K ® r . l K < * O n m o u n t! She succeeded, producing a mom- general 4-H club a c t! ltlee P hillip E velyn K lrchhofer. --------------- m oth egg. m easuring 8 S Inches H aney is paying h is <wn w ay. From thig group M ildred Cedars conetdered to he the bes, there le Orval Henry Etter, B achelor of T h e C o t t a g e Grove E agles base- “ru“ nd **>* *on* „'’4.^2 D elegates from Latham include w as selected a s the outstanding to be had Science, school o f 1 4 * Orval E v e r rem ained true to the kail nine retained undleputed poet- ,nche* “ . ! ! " ? , • . Bernice P atten, cloth in g III at girl of the year and w as awaniea Throuvh an »rror Jhn Farley, precedent ^e «•< In Orrttajre Grove tlon of first place In the Cascade cgK o n la ,n ' <« ,n ree y iks . gta!e fa jr . Jegn Y earous gardening the A m erican Legion A uxiliary eil- dem ocratlc national chairm an, re- High, by twlng Initialed Into Phi |,.„x ,|,. when they took thelr third "This Is the first three-yolk egg gou,h ern Lane; Ilene Trunnell, v e r cup Mrs. F. L. G rannis re ceived from John H am ilton, repub- Iwta Kappa, national honorary gtr- |g h t victory by handing Spring- 1 , v , r heanl of and 1 think It es- cloth in g V at cou n ty fair; Harry presented the auxiliary in the pre llran national chairm an, an appeal fraternity, during the eprlng term J1)dd g l V3 drubbing Sunday st tabllshed a record of eom e kind or McCall, forestry III in southern mentation of the cup. for funds for support o f the repub- He graduated w ith honors In the Kp)1 fletd other." said Mr .H em enw ay. Lane, and Mary M cKlbben. cloth- The follow in g five outstand in g llran com m ittee C onsidering w h st C ottage G rove class o f 1932 and ’ a v f o r C o n n e r w ho Mr H fm en w ay. w ho operate# a Ing IV at the cou n ty fair. boys o f the class w ere chosen: Lee the republican parly did to aid th - was valedictorian of his clans 1 K d? yhaJ nnL ,cd tw o truck farm as well a s raisin g poul- o th e r s include: Sara jane Moore. Baldwin. Allan Ferrin, Tom Hall, dem ocratic nom inee In the last Another honor accorded a form er , n *.,«»/«* so d a trlnlc and for *rF’ •«•I*" that he h as • acres In C ottage Grove, cloth in g I In south- Clifford H ln er and H arvey K elly election, unleee F arley Is sn In- r<, „ „ K„ Orove student. Beulah S J s „ « „ „ w ho also collected three ■«rawberrtes. that g iv e a good Indl- ern Lane; D ean Jackson . D elight From th is group Allan F errin was — ap m an , under - - - llect-,, in ree __tlM V alley, cattle in southern Lane; chosen as the ou tstan d in g boy of grate he wIM h asten to send a »ulr ch graduate who re Sw hlU anson, o~ , o f w ho five also trips c o to the plate. cat,on of • bum P*r croP Bobby W right. Cresw ell, sheep In the year and w as aw arded the e,a n ,la l check . . . reived a prlxe o f books the value p ,,,. , <<M. youthful Eugene high _ . , TT l j southern Lane; D orothea W right. A m erican Legion stiver cup. Mr of »25 which le awarded annually hurl, r. had everyth in g hie own way L O T a n e SCHOOlS HOlCl Creswell, cooking in southern Lane; Robert From m represented the An low « farm er threw a deaii p rtM Kappa to a atudent - f te r th»» flrat tnniniz. when the j . • F ran k W rt"ht, Creswell, grange Legion in the presentation o f this Mkunlt into the Mate capitol an a com pleting the low er dlvlelon work sininK fh id boya got to him for G l ’t l c l U i l t i O l l half-scholarship on general 4-H cup. pro«Mt against a law Ihe lo«l-l«» wlth mO(1, w orthy » h o la r sh lp . per- ,h ree run». L Brown, who started --------------- Class speakers were Lee Baldwin lure had enacted There have been w n , | „ y and prom „ e Mlse Chap- „„ the m ound for the visitors, re- Lorane — (S p ecial) — Senior d o s s work, and LaV erna Brown o f Cres- "The World T hat Youth F a ces.“ woree odors around legislative eee- man wag alllo ma<, p „ day Pdttor |f| fourth fam # , n fayor n (g |u an<J clgh th Kr#d(. graduatlon well is payin g her ow n way. Mildred Cellers. "Youth S eek s a ’ ,ona Th' Kn’ereld. U niversity news- o f Moore. after he had been touch- was held at the high school Wed- ---------------------------- Job.” E valyn K lrchhofer, "Youth im p e l, n f e w w e e k s a g o ed for 9 hits. Moore held the E agles nesday n igh , The follow in g pro Seeks More Education." Allan Fer C. G D aw cg predict- » -lig h t de- to 8 h its In the rem aining Innings, gram w as given: Invocation, Rev rin. "Youth Seeks a P lace in the preaelon In 1939 Perhnpe w e can T he box »core follow s: C. J- H all. C ottage G rove; vocal w y-» . s Community." fill It w ith the rem n ant- o f the C ottage O rove AB R H PO A E duel. Ruth R ow lette and V erna The m usic furnished by the Girls' present one Sw anson Sb 8 1 3 2 1 1 P ow ell; sk it, seniors; class history. club, use the o Boys' the e 1 M argaret Howard; c la ss prophesy. r r .. T . j o G ' lee " c.uo, u y s quartet, m 1 L. IJbby, cf 0 Thelm a H erendeen; cla ss will. D o r ¿ 7 com bined glee ...„.8 Cooper, sa B uffalo optom etrist says blonde 0 Is Sk elton; address. County Super- clubs, the triple trio and the H igh 0 13 __ 4 N IJbby. c behind a steering w heel at n igh , Is 1 intendent M offitt; presentation of --------------- School orchestra w as really excel 2 1 .....8 B. c -lle r s , rl more dangerous than a brunette. 0 eigh th grade. Joe E. Dolan, prtn- The m axim um tem perature o f 82 lent and. Judging by the applause. J. Cellers. 2b .. __ 4 She I» more dangerous w herever 0 clpal; receiving of eigh th grade, degrees recorded for May w as sur- enjoyed by the large audience as .....8 „ . __ , . . . . Schrlcker, lb -h e le at night. Isn't she, doctor? E H M cKee, form erly of this Allen If 0 Marlon N ebergall; presentation o f passed June 1 w hen the therm om et- w as the accordion solo by Clifford __ « ' 0 diplom as, W H. M itchell, chair- er reached the 85 m ark, the h ottest Hlner. city. but m ore recently o f Cor- . 4 U p-etale O regonlnns are lik ely ,o valile and M arshfield, entered the * ? ” (,f 0 m an o f school board; vocal du e,, day sin ce late In the sum m er o f c A. Beldler. chairm an o f the . 1 believe som ething has com e over ranks o f C ottage G rove business ' ______________ Paul and F ran klin W eaver; In stil- 1936. w as reported by C. E Stew art. Board o f D irectors, aw arded the l*ortland when It asks stale funds men th is week, when he purchased 41 IS 14 27 7 3 Is,Ion o f student body officers, local w eather observer. diplom as. for the rebuilding o f h igh w ays an Interest tn M cLaughlin's fu m i- qp rln gfleld— Marion Nebergall. ou tgoin g presi- The May report follow s: Mean R ev H W. D avis opened the pro- "through" the m etropolis. ture nnd second hand store, 2 1 0 0 dent; o fficers are O tto W lttstru ck . m axim um . 67.9; m ean m inim um , gram w ith an Invocation and Rev- H am m erlekson, c f 4 • • • assum ed his new du ties June 1. 2 1 1 1 president. W ayne Seales, vice pres- 21.1; m ean, 54.8; m axim um . 82 de- erend C. J. H all pronounced the .....8 Austin, ss Mr M cKee hns been em ployed by 0 3 0 1 Ident. Velm a W ills, secretary’. ®nd grees: m inim um . 32 degrees; pre- benediction The N ebraska unicam eral le g ls - .....8 j W ellnlgs. If the M ountain S la te s Pow er com 1 6 0 3 E velyn Conrad trea su rer E ighth clp itallon . 242; clear days. 16; par, Thp membW9 o f the f latlve session was a third again ns » o - .o - m e r ....... Ruasell. 2b — .3 bod a , Ihe preceding bicam eral P‘ BV OT * 2 0 0 0 graders are H arvey S chaffer. Dora- cloudy. 7; cloudy. 8. Directors. Superintendent H. B. 8 » . .I o n T h . one body im .sed 226 ’ d * " h ,'he B Brown, lb 1 1 0 0 thy F»y ” , " , d f r, r For those who thought the past Ferrin. P rincipal F L. G rannis. 4 laws. While the ,wo-body seaslon b' a n rb ' " h . rae T .y lo r , c ........ 1 10 1 0 w in P ow ell. H arold C ow in g. Iris m onth a particularly w et one, with M iss M yrtle Kem . w ho has been .....2 p a » e d only 102 Corvallis He w 11 devote the _ 0 1 1 1 M itchell. Leeinan R eam s and H elen a preciptatlon of less than 2H Senior Class Advisor for several __4 m ajor portion o f h is tim e to the 0 1 2 0 Dunn. Inches, an in terestin g account from years, and each and everyone of .....2 new furniture departm ent o f the " ' ” Moore, p 0^0 2 0 Senior graduation w as held at the P aul Siem ann. C ottage Grove boy the teachers o f the C ottage Grave store, and to other llnas that will 0 0 0 0 high school Friday night w ith the who recently enlisted in the regular schools deserve great credit for the __ 0 Cole. Sb be added tn the nenr future. ------ -- -----------follow ing program: P rocessional, arm y, quarterm aster departm ent, excellence and outstand in g success "I am certainly glad to be back 34 3 9 24 7 6 Miss G eraldine Cockrell; tnvoca- is related In a letter to his father, o f the C ottage Grove school system In Cottnge Grove," Mr. McKee told 12, by L. ,lo n ' E w - Rowell; orchestra, Rus- A. W. Siem ann. Paul is stationed at The Class o f 1937 would b an P ostal em ploye» throughout the a Sentinel reporter "I liked Cot- B^ , ” C "Moore 6* base.? on” bal'ls »«I H ensling. Doris H ayes. H arold F or, Shafter. H aw aiian Islands. At honor to any school In the land nation have been invited ,0 partl- tsg e Grove w hen I wnn here before. o ff 3 Rrown 4 . homP rung H oyt; validlctorian. M argaret H ow- Lihue. Kauai, eigh t Inches o f r a i n _________________ _ N,"; ‘, ± h ?: R u ssell. Cooper 2; 3 base hits. Aus' a ^ ? ? ’. b? ‘w£*.n 2 ^ h° UM 5 3? P ” F i v e E i f f h t h f t r a H P T R tlonal Air Mall Rose Show to be h|» business w as g e ttin g too big tin. Cooper; 2 base hits Taylor, draaa- p ,o f H oward Taylor. U. o f May 2 and 8:30 a m. May 3. In a held at Portland during the R ose for one m an to handle. It <lld not Sw anson, Haxhv. Sehrlcker; sacrl- ° . ; song, glee club; aw ards and nel«hboring locality. M anam aulu, F estival, June 9 to IS. according to take us long to m ake a deal." Sw anson letters presented by Mr. and Mrs. g,x Inches fell during the sam e Inform ation received by P ostm aster y r M cKee's fam ily w ill m ove to ' ________ S. L. Godard, pins w ere presented period. The rain cam e dow n In --------------- N J. N elson Jr. T he Air Mall R ose Qda r n y ]ft,c r In the m onth. y-Mi w M argaret H oward and Louis Dey a s guch torrents that an autom obile The Cedar school tw o m iles w est show will be held June 10 and 1 1 . ---------------- C it y C le a ilS H llg e the m ost outstand in g boy and girl parked on the street near a m ill o f town with Mrs. Ora Read H em - In the senior class. T heir nam es Was sw ept Into a nearby stream en w ay teacher, w ill graduate an In connection with the annunl show m i.L T IU 'M G ETS BIG tj _ W , ' 4 l ,r t i i 4 - of the Portland Rose society, nt Ihe CHINOOK ON UM PQUA JCVriSei V O IT W lh l lO lt b w ill he engraved on the bronze o th e r s had to be roped to buildings eigh th grade class o f five th is year plaque P ins were presented Mar- to prevent the sam e happening. N o M embers o f the class are Grady S ta le Arm ory B|u Thum cnrrled o ff local fish- I n t e r r u p t i n g S d ' V i C e garet H oward and M arjorie Skcl- doubt the O regon boy wished for Stevenson. D ean Bolton, M erritt E ntries for the postal em ployes' ¡ng honors over the weekend, and ton. seniors; Ruth T ullock and the rd.ver clim ate of the land of h is Rolton. D onnie Lathrop and Ivan national air m all rase show must returned w ith the proof, In the reach Portland by air m all. Any form o f tw o nice Chinooks, one E m ployees o f the C ity o f C ottage Otto W lttstruck. juniors, m em bers birth where Jup iter Is more gen tle P utnam . The graduating exercises outdoor grown rases may l>e on WP|g hlng about 40 pounds, nnd the Grave w ater system have Just of the national honor society; pre- w ,th his show ers nnd distribu tes w m be held at the school house ba te red in the show o f the Portland other 22 pounds nnd eight ounces, em ptied nnd thoroughly cleaned sentatlon o f diplom as. E S Addl- them over a period of m onths. ginn in g at 7:30 p. m. Friday, June 4 Rose Hoi lety nnd m ay travel by any The fish were exhibited a , G ates the one m illion gallon reservoir on son. chairm an of high school hoard. — - -------- The pupi|s w ln put on Spring known mentis o f transportation. mnrket. and Louie R ex proved to Ism d ess hill T ills Is an annual Seniors are T helm a H erendeen. M iss Lula Currln has purchased paRPant and at g p m the graduat- N um erous fine erlzes are offered be the best Judge of the weight of event, late,- th is year than usual Marian N ebergall, M argaret H ow- the residence property o f Mrs. An- jnR Haaa w |„ prpsen, „Ta e Man for all the vnrlous classification s In fish, g u essin g Ihe w eight o f Ihe on account o f the late heavy rains, ard T iny Sutherland. oa Gowdy on Adam s avenue and Is W )thou, A Country.” both »hows. Further Inform ation on tw o fish nt «2 lbs., 3 ounces, their It w as n ecessary to run the w ater S kellon, Isiuls De>\ Ruby I avts. m oving this w eek to her new home. Frank w illls , chairm an of the the Air Mall show may be obtained exact w eight Mrs. Tom W heeler through the em ail reservoir w hile Burton K elly. Carl K in g and D oris Mrs. G owdy exp ects to build on the gchwj, present the dl- by w riting P ostm aster E. T. Had- w in n close second w ith a g u ess of the work w as being done. The Skelton. form er G ow dy hom e place on south pIomaa lund, Portland; nnd on the R ose 62 lbs. 4 ox. large reservoir h as been filled ~ R iver rand. She and her daughter ' ---------------------------- S ociety show by w riting to David —- ------------- again a n d . no Interuptlon In the Dr. and Mrs C R S h n k itv a t, no- Beth#J arp #ecu p yln g an apartm ent Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Rose visited Robinson, 802 P a cific B uilding. w ith relatives In R oseburg Sunday ut the Omer temporarily. C orvallis Tuesday w as being done. with friend» In Yoncnlla. Portland Eagles Win 15-3 Egg Has 3 Yolks; From Springfield; Hemenway Hen h o l s Gel 14 Hits A fter Record 26 E. H McKee Buys Interest in McLaughlin s Rain in Oregon? If POUCS ttl t tlC aWaiiatl lSlaildS Boys' and G,rls' Postal Air Mail Rose Show to Be June 10 11 Five Eighth Graders Graduate At Cedar
