The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 22, 1937, Image 1

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88, 1887.
A n Enrollment of Grove Golfers Defeat Portland Mining
l()()ln I he Learn
Office Now Open
To Swim Classes '
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Lewis Building
Morelock Medalist for Grove
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N I M B I K 40
Young 's Victim
Of Traget .Vhile
Taking Night Swim
Appruxlnutlely
100 p eiw n a are
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A ll communications concerning
enrolled in tb.
n«-d croaaUona T<*un. Locals May Schedule
grubstake loans or free assays un-
clob Learn to Hwlrn rtaseee which O a m e W i l h R o g e b u rg Later
dar the new state departm ent of Pulmotor Used for Two Hours
started Monday and w ill continue
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geology and
m ineral Industries,
g nM™ . M i l l . W a .
to July 29, It * a « announced Wed-
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should be sen t to Earl K Nixon W llflO U l HUCCess, M ills W a g
needay by A rth u r P orter o f Bu
The Cottage O r o v , O olf club director, 704 Lewie building. Port- Resident of Black Butte
Kenr.
sw im m ing
Inetructor
In
team
scored
to sM
2 2 4 WII4
win UVEI
over land, announces
J. . aa-
H . «.«w*.
Batcheller.
char». U fM 'i.lr .lIn n . et |Ae.s.a.e- -
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••ill M
ilieu a
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sa»»».- w w
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taken , hr city hall but t h o « who !he ? * k " ay «»>' club team Sunday ["fm e rly J " " 1" * J *
,he * » U
still desire to enroll In the c l a w . «»», ' h' '"cal cour*
C1* ° Morelock. « "n ln g
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Tom
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21-year-old eon - of
may register at (he pool T he re g l. w ,th * 79’ one ,,ver
w " madab
tb * n r w ,la " qualified pro#- Kred u M)lla of
Butte W M
tratlo n f a . I . 25 cents
,Or '*>' lwcal* and Davld
p e d o r . may apply for a grubstake drowned Wednesday evening while
Transportation to and from the Donald carried o ff medal h on or, loan o f » » by obtaining blank sw im m ing In Row riv e r a t Currlr.
! Steel bridge swim m ing
hole
on amon* ,ha
w1th an 80
a n n i u ^ X brid**'
D eta,U of tb* tra« ady “ *
How river, where the classes are
The golf club aspects to schedule ty J d* ' ’. P i I
fo r f i l e v e e r . nOt clear
H U ro m Panlon* Ken
being held. Is being provided by the « meet w ith Roseburg la te r In the
_ • r r.
,h f n ro J L c t " * th Omlid a t B U c k B u tte - ,U a *
M o ils club A
truck
leaves each
“ > replace the July U meet- a " d P
d* a th^ J / , \ b _ L , ’ 1* . . , . Ar,na L* * ’ Allen and “ **• M argaret
Ing result# In a producing mine the W llaon miastd him a fte r a
morning at 9 30 from the city hall •" « which was postponed
state Is to be repaid the 850 loan time. Although the moon was a l­
and each afternoon at 1:10.
Scores and stroke o f the
two and 1° per cent of the net proceed. m(wt fu l, the rtTer wa>
The previously announced ached- team« follow
k A ' **M5Ul*'w*...
o f the m ining operation d uring the neB. and y , , „„derbrueh along the
ulc h a. Ircen somewhat mvised. M r
C O
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f,V2 - year. per,Od
,
,
banks cast heavy shadows
The
Scenes of ths dsys of cowboy« and Ind.'ana of the frontier
P orter said The new schedule fol- MacDonald. 8 0 _________
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t * “ y ‘* bor“ ' 0r? e’
three searched and fin a lly located
west w ill be reensetsd st ths trlsnnlsl Oregon T rail Pageant
lows lieglnnlng hoys. 10 a m ; be- Morelock, 7 5 ____________ *
being established^ one a t B a k e r and the
digtanee d ^ .
celebration at Eugsno, July 22. 2J and 24 whan cltlisns of Lane
ginning glrla. 10 SO; swimmers. 11; Ferris, 8 7 _____________
one at G ran ta Paea. N ot to exceed M ream. A rtiflc a l respiration was
county present the fourth pageant depleting the history of the old
advanced swimmers. 1:80; llfeeav- M m le y . 79
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“ rap“ «
» " y » ^ « y p *rtod tried Dr. W illia m E a r l was called
Oregon west. In this photo an Indian pointe the way to tho great
ing 2 00; ladles, 8:00; adult claaeee. W ilder, 88
.
w ill be assayed free for any cltl- and the Eugene pu,m otor waa sent
Oregon eountry to scout« Joe Johnson and C. P. Farmer. Johneon
previously scheduled fo r the eve- Bagley. 84
»en o f the state. Complete Inform a- for w h, n the
pulm otor
and Farm er w ill bo playing real Ilfs rolee In the pageant since
nlng. were discontinued because no Dutton, 8 8 __
X?
‘ « o,npaby th #
reported to be out of commission
both wero famous Indian fighters and covsred wagon train scouts
registration« w e r e received for Anlauf. 82 __
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which w ill be open fo r public In- A ll resuscitation attem pts w ere un-
of pioneer days. The character« are wearing ths authentic cos
the
Osmundnn. 91
turns of ths days of 1847
spectlon.
availing, a fte r over two hours of
Denson, 90 __
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work.
W o lfard. 88 ...
I t Is not known w hether young
Swart», 82 ___
M ills hit his head dlvlnsr o r was
H u ffa k e r, 88
caught and held under by under
HUI, 8 » ______
t TAinA a n d IF A e f
brush and piling along the bank
K lrtle y . 90 __
VVe n , ^ l r o f th m ç , O th r/i Think
M ills was reported to be a good
Carlson. 8 2 __
* by *
swimmer.
Bousha 91
W ilson, 89
f l i r r t U r ti,
Sh irl Thomas M ills was born Feb­
Kinxle, 91
i
Eagles Win 8 and Lose Nofte
ru a ry 29. 1916, at Tacoma, Wash ,
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N J Nelson, Cottage D ro ve’s go- Schroeder, 89
H e came to the Cottage Grove
24 During Season to Retain
Hoodlum« who shoot reflectors
getter postmaster, who has been Hayes. 96
district eight years ago from H a lf-
out of highway signs need p,’ n‘y Chamber of Commerce Sponsor rT,u«d °"ly
way. H e was employed as a book­
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Percentage Mark of 1 000
of "Iltop" signs on the road I they
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ment of all that ba has asked for H aw kins, 98
keeper at the Q uicksilver Syndicate
are traveling
and has the promise o f that as soon Coiner, 102
at Black Butte at tne time of hjs
of Float on Which Miniature
as business of the postoffice w ar- F e e -----------
death. Surviving relatives are the
C aw ade League Standing*.
•Ye Nmudge Pol." Medford, re- 8tainp Mill W ill Be Operated
rants same, has added an auto- Nelson _ .
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follow ing:
the father. F red L.
W.
L
minds us that the president has said
graphed
picture
of
Postmaster Bonney —
i M i l l s of Black B utte; a brother.
Cottage
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1.000
Daniel
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ills
of Black Butte, and
the nallon w ill keep Its feet oh the
General James A F arley to his McQueen _
S p r i n g f i e l d ________ 4
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ground i f w< have to w a it for
Cottage Grove's entry In the big growing collection of postal cele- Reynolds. 89
two sisters. M rs Carolyn H u n t of
W e s t f i r ____________ 4
5
i i i Blacl< Butte and M rs L au ra P errv
1’ W A workers lo move 11. the
industrial parade which w ill be a brttlea through the same go-getter Purser. 102 _
C o b u r g ___________ 1
8
111 of H a lfw a y
ground w ill he there a long tim e to
Saturday o ffe rin g of Eugene# O re- tactics.
Peters. 105 _
keep our feet on
gon T ra il pageant w ill feature the
Postmaster Nelson w rote to F ar- Nixon, 101 ..
T he Cottage Grove Eagles. Cas-
W hen The Sentinel went to press,
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m ining resources of thia rommu- ley that he had
been fined one Jennings. 97
cade league champions, demon- no arrangem ents had been made
Ham Kinney of Isiwdsn. la.,
has » lly The float la being sponsored aulographed picture of him self for G raber ___ _
strated th eir championship
form for the funeral
roughed up a dime which he swal- by the chamber of commerce and failure to appear at the 1986 and
Sunday, defeating the second-place
lowed six years ago Thia new
deal *•- w Schroeder and A. W H e lll- 1937 conventions
o f the Oregon
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Springfield Townies 6 to 3 in a T w n 4 TT
flir l«
Wrtl-played game on K e lly field
V 1 U U 'j l r l s
certainly la g ellin g cm trained
w«H »re In charge of arrangem ents chapter of the N a tio n al Assorts-
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Actual stamp m ill operations w ill tlon of Postmasters.
tte r fur-
*e. The
The le
letter
fur- f t s «
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Pete Igoe chalked up his seventh
Hweet young thing at Tacoma, be shown as the com m ittee has ih e r staled that payment of the
win, besting Bob W elton In a pitch-
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L illia n Geer and Jacqueline M or-
answering query In an exam fo r made arrangem ents to have Joe fine was binding because M r Nel-
ers battle The local hurier allow-
.
ed nine h it. but kept them scat-
" d° "
„c‘up de™ ’ n;
operator» license aa lo parts of an Landeaa
operate
the
m in iatu re son had Incorporated M r. Farley's
tcred He issued three walks We! ’ ’X
,m m
d.
a ? tl
automobile th a t need lubrication stam p m ill that he built- To add name in songs he had composed
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» week from a dem onstration tour in
frequently, named the rad iato r cap. color to the float the com m ittee has for each convention M r Nelson re-
ton aleo .lo w e d " In e h lts but Issued centraI and eastern Oregon
headlights, windshield swipe and secured two burros which w ill be celved a prompt and cordial reply
" B o ih ^ te lm 1 b u rk e d in
som e
* cco“ P*nied on the trip bv
horn Hhe m ight have passed if she loaded w ith a prospector« m ining from the postmaster general and
Both team« turned In
some M ,ss He]en e<>w1rtIl of O .S C as-
bad added (h a t the d riv e r shouldn't o utfit and has asked Dave Von It Is now to he supposed that M r
sparkling fielding. B. Cellers cut
eb.h ...e n .
< ui
t
have any.
Needs to be the m iner In charge Farley now can stale that there
o ff a sure h it In the seventh by .
4 e e n ,^
running catch in deep center field f g n? a "
fm ^ h " ^ a t t
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of the outfit Von Need# and his are 100.001 persons In the United
that retired Springfield, leaving a g * "
“T
fOr the ’ U te
Jantgen beach la giving a party o u tfit w ill Iced the float which w ill States that he knows by th e ir first Victor Phelps, Principal Of
for the man who Is given credit be mounted on one o f the Chestnut names.
ru n ner on second. Scott nipped a . ‘ h e two Rirls presented on th e ir
for bringing hark the old-tim e T ra n s fe r trucks
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Local Elementary School, Is
rally In the ninth inning, m aking
the sarae demonstration. T h e
dances of grace and charm T hey
T h e cham ber ot commerce has E« H R G E N E R A T IO N S
n
D e .m r ii.o t i« «
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a d iffic u lt catch of W e lln itx s hard ,
^ ra ti?n “ nd Use of R aw Woo!
are quit« a contrast to the present- asked members o f the Boy Scouts. P R E S E N T A T D IN N E R .
n
b■ mzatloil Committee
driven ball to left field and holding
, R?’®s . t* a t aron them a eham-
,
- relay
- races and to a secure
.K
« greenery
.
. for . decorations
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Haxby. who had doubled, to second. Ptongblp a t tbe P e d fic In te rM tio n -
day crosscountry
M ount - View
, July
20.— (S
p ecial)—
fleld day meets that p a ., for dane »»d the Am erican Legion aux ilia ry Four generations were present at a
T each er, of Orevon o i.n
- Cooper a t short made a beautiful al Livestock exposition
last Octo-
" X X J “ ■ P ? of d ecoration.
j . n n . r given Saturday by M r , Jew . chapter of I h r ^ g r X l J e F d u ' >,Op ot W eh” ' «"»»nder in
the
fU turdiiyM Ind ualrlal parade Is aJe W righ t In honor of Mrs R A. cation* Aaaoclatinn « nAtin n. i *«*» eighth and got the throw over to
The group reported
that they
showed before good-sized audiences
at various county picnics, grange
first meetings and other organisation
meetings on th e ir trip.
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»«ortl.n.l resident reported to po P»rts of the state have been re- M r .
Pierce, her daughter M r .
locals added three more In the
M lS S J p S S lP R r i l h l l
lice th eft Of a saxophone Probably <e|v,.l for this parade which Is ex- Heath,
her granddaughter Mrs
Th
*>nt«nl«»tlon
com mittee, c ond
on
fo
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hlts
and
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w
alk
The
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n il,*
C4IIL8 i t
» n u t
lilt-
a
wanted to o ffe, the thief a reward
approach fiv e m ile s In Makln.-on
and
her great-grand- named this week. includes Joseph
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scored one each in the fifth A a w
a r d e d S c h o ' l a r S h l D
t e . ’ LBoushey-
B O U S h e V , and
a n < 1 seventh.
u e v o n th
Q n r i n c r F i n l - l broke info
*
If he would keep the sax
hm* th
children, th e sm all daughters of * „ “ ol“ day, and E ■ a « a rl r l E
Springfield
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The 1937 pageant la being her- Mrs M aklnson. made the four gen- it, Y rs ,,y faculty
members, and the scoring column In the fifth .
S e h o la r .h in ..
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P^ ? “ - -F ri- n5 ,p*L Of . ‘ he « - " “ Hng tw o ru n , on . single by
^ X a r 's c ^ “* ^
"Hitting Strikes Found Unsulted
aided aa the greatest In h is to ry — erntlons
headlines
the
Oregonian.
W e a more th rillin g spectacle than
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Cottage Grove elem entary school. Moore a trlDle bv Pete T av lo r and ~ reSon s ta ,e Norm a! School for
thought sltdowners only wore out eith er o f the three previous produc- Guests Included M r and Mrs W * D T h ?X r * " T ” * «nu*1
Le,ghton “ sacrifice hit. T he Townies added g -an ted 'To ^ t h r t e 'f o r
the trousers
U p w a rd , o f 30,000 .wrsons H eath of Cottage Grove M r t^d
"n P
f° r a f , l “ atlon w t,h the ‘ h eir fin a l m a rk e r In the eighth T ’.
X
sB ^em .
I stud7 ‘ «
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„ 7 T ho'rn^n Cor" ."he Q
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» double by W ello n and a , U
thus honored Is Miss
the Oregon principals’ association by Doc T ay lo r
k / S * i - k s * m * , rl ,n!!2i
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' hC ” l r r " ’ B d ram a
s and ‘ h’ 8'u- ' « o f honor
Jesie G rubb who graduated this
meeting In October.
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lot of leak.*« In the Income tax lawn, of the true xtory o f pioneer fore-
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The box score follows
year from the Cottage Grove H ig h
I robahly that Is where the 36 bll- fa th e r, and th e ir Ire k acroaa the P l . A Y G It t l l'N I I A T T E N D A N C E
t Cottage Grove
A B R H PO A E School.
lion has gone
continent Into the Oregon country S H O W N IN C R E A S E
> Swanson, c ___ .......5 1 1 12 0 0
Those receiving these honors had
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T h ® pageant w ill feature a east of
.
l Cox. 2b
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6 0 the
highest
scholastic averages
) Cooper, ss ___ ___ 1 3 1 1
1 I among the candidates and were ln
has renounced the country o f hls sales have been b rl.k and nil In
a ‘ ‘ ' ,e, r®®reallon c<
Bna organizauon of j Cellers 3b
’ J. Cellers. 3b
4 0 2 2 1 0 all
other
respects
considered
fathers and announces w ith pride d lc a tlo n . point t o a new attendance . ’
Ad"
** by« “ T’ ,hl!* chapter w ill not only bring B. Cellers' cf
' B Cellers. cf ~
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4 0 2 1 0 0 w orthy of the scholarships, which
that he Is rio iZn full fledge,I eltlxen record for the celebration
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. " a,’d ’M la* M ary ' Vca1- «bout e lo -e , ------ -
f L. Libby r f .... ........2 0 0 0 0 0 under the tuition ami fee schedule
nt the United S ta in . It would l x
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f®cr®«, '<’h leaders At the pres- teachers ll
: Allen, r f _____ ------1 0 0 0 0 0 adopted for 1937-38 w ill be valued
pleasing to be
able to believe that O H r i f p l l o U f Q tri W n l d
The
I ' rn® / ro,“ ,e'i
P « " tn g to be atate pro;
4 1 1 k
0 0 at approxim ately one-half o f the
all those horn
here were as gotxl ” IllU oU O W S LO XlOICl
the
most popular sport. O th er nationally.
Scott. If ..............
4 0 0 3 0 0 total student fees.
eltlxen« as E d ito r Hugh was w hile I n t e l ’ S P C fc ifriL T .1 F i c t l i p
g“ n,®<' «vailable are plng-pongt
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legally an allen
H t b C I O C L b ltJ IId l X T C IllC
horseshoes, volleyball, softball and ,
F’r°kr< ssl\e Education Asso- Igoe.
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badminton. T h e two leaders urge as <'latlon, ln cooperation w ith the unl-
O n la rlo Argus bemoans death o f
A b1« ‘ nter-sectlonal picnic fo r all many as possible to attend and en- £ ” lty ’ .hold„ a, c, ° nf* re,n. "
Eu'
S3 6 9 27
Springfield—
six at Nam pa. Ida , In F ourth of Oddfellows and (h e ir friends w ill be Joy tho m any recreational feat
Members o f the cham ber of com
atte,...ance
of
more
than
Haxby.
If
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4 0 1 1
July explosion of firew orks Homo- held Sunday »• Ix>"‘ Creek ranch, offered
* • merce and local merchants and
P. Taylor. 3b
5 1 2
1 1 0 th e ir
one ought to explain w hy we u s e a n 113 n i‘ 'es east of Eugene on M cK en -
Miss JnrvLs and Miss w »«
fam ilies
picnicked
F rid a y
W ellnltx, cf
......ft 0 0 °
0 0 evening at the W A Hem enwav
Christianson
ss
leading
sugar w ill be furnished according each day from 10 to 12 In th e fo r e - ’ regarded a
— 4 0 0 2 1 h berry farm , located west of Cottage
bratlng o ur Independence day
to John H H tx rr of ,h com m ute? n , m „ I n V f r Z 2%o « ’ l ^ a R e T ^ " ' « “n d T . In
W elton p ___..
4 1 3
1 * o Grove, and inspected the berry
a s .
Doe
Taylor,
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4 0 1 9
In charge o f arrangem ent-.
noon and evening E v e n in g < r .
. ftn , a 1
- - -g -
SJ
in c u ij - u v r
"How to Undress In F ro nt of
Homer, lb
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* were in attendance. A potluck sup-
Your Husband” Is said to be at-
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served especially fo r the convenl-
Weiss,
2b
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.4 0 1 2
0 1 per was served and M r. Hem enw ay
trn
ll t the
h . o other
, h a. husbands.
•»r«'«l‘’ra
«» H ave Meeting, enee of adults
tra clln
d in g v a all
_
0 0 supplied the group w ith cream and
B E L L E B U R K H O L D E R W IN S
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Tho Oregon State Holstein C attle
Alhnnv
D e m o e e ., I f a r .i x
cluh la »pnn»<>rlng an all-day meet-
I*. U. M E M B E R S
W O M E N ’S P U T T IN G C O N T E S T
- - his new va rie ty of berries, the Boy-
36 3 9 24 3 2 sen variety.
p la in , ah,,,
so
7
Ntartl"«
,0 o’clock, Satur- T O GO T O A S S E M B L Y
Mias Belle B urkholder won the
n,a.ny. C m n T ^ <
M r. , H
Hem
¡«n,ling on golf eoursT.
r lay.
^ i AOK>-‘ r «' ‘he M ultnom ah Three members o f the local Bap- ’ "»«kly women’s p uttin g contest P V a v l m * W e l t o n ^
, Mr,'
em enw
^ * ay has an acre
a c r”
Il.h e r Cronlso shouldn’t eon,plain. ,
Tou n « £«'‘’ 1’ '» « Union, Jean Wednesday on the local course w ith p Tnv|or:
rM P
b
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Aa long ns the
fairw ays they
the kind o f game
Ohio elate university, who has been which wl.l| open th a ? d a y T t
wHh? MmI. V .r to ? ¿ h a m U n . M ™ *2£
H ° mer: um p' ™ ’ Jln1“ a «d « ia much sweeter than th e T o g w -
Crabb
Aalorln
G olf e ltv
Tourney.
W G In Crnbh
o f this
n „ a ilfi» i L?".*"1
m ° ” , '‘,r A ” ,oelatlon <'«<“ » T h „ three w ill be aw ay fo r n «mon Scott and M rs. W illia m
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berry and has sm aller seeds W hen
w in, - os J»
h' s c“ y qualified of Am erica, w ill conduct a breed- 12 days
Zim m erly.
»
" sed ln Pie- th® ‘ as‘ ® ot the berry
w ith a
fo r tho annual mid-aunv Ing achool. All breeders of purebred
An intersectionni nroffram o f edu
W oman o* »>«« « i#
i k
a
M l ' a m
^ ^ ^ r Allen re- it is ¿aid. is hard to tell from wild
b 1 iiffiLaiiaunni
Will Feature Our
Nelson Fines His
Boss, Collects,
Still on the Job
« Springfield Townies
• Fall Prey to Eagles
Return From Tour
The Organization of
A P. E. A. Chapter
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