The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 29, 1937, Image 1

VOLUME XI.VIL
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(Estab lish«]
15.
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C O T T A G E G K Q V E . U N « C O U N T Y , O R E G O N , T H IK M D A Y . J U L Y » . 1937.
Extra Period Classes Daily Attendance Wind and Lightning
Scheduled to Satisfy c ity Piaxround Slorm Hjts ( j ^ . ,
Swimmers’ Demands vera^ 0 to 70 Forest Area Sunday
thìagi StKfrt FA./iA duri Wriat
«*»■ FAieS o f Ihm iii (M a n Tttmh
“ àjf
June
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f l h ' f U n ir
N I M B I .« M
Youth Unit May
Organize Here
A uKust] ^ rth
Ortncortlan headline^ inform ua
"M ary L tMHo Atfaln Hrholaralilp -
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W in n e r
A g irl with Hurl surname ‘ » « In iC tlO n In S w im CIUliptUpTl
D ally attendance at <he recrea­
Plans to organise a Youth Lague
tional center In the city park aver
In thia city are being form ulated
age» between so and 70. according Little Damage Done in City;
through the city playground reerea-
to Miss Lucille Jarvis, MM of the —
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would n atu rally rt-pral
Uj C o n U n u e A u x u „t 2 t o 12 ;
ttonal center
George
Berrem an,
playground supervisors
supplied a ®“ “ » Blocked by Dale Soon
adult education directo r and super-
through the adult education pro
M ayor Joe Carson of l*urtla>ul al Daisy Zilllmcrly to Ttttch
Cleared
by
Repair
Crews
Visor Of W P A playground a c t i v i t y
lraWr«| attention
tha
other day
gram of Ijin c county The highest
In the county, w ill speak to a group
piloting a pie«« of fit« aqulpmaiit
daily attendance was 93 Miss J a rv ­
of young people Wednesday eve
through the business section • It's
The l « r n , to SwIm ram pelgn is and Miss M ary W estfall are at
A wind »tonn of almrmt burri- nlng. August 4, and If enough are
■ aid how brave and reckless some sponsored by the Red Cross and ,be I'“ r U each week day ftom 10 to
cane velocity, accompanied by a p ra s e «
,'ntere.ted
organiza-
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ThreA'«*ar-Old lad
Victim b downing
Friday jn t Fork
Allan Richard IngTam ’« Body
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«OOOVered S a t u r d a y
A fte r
Hoon
All-Might Search
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A nlgh, a (
an d
ety
M r ~ .n d
¡&
« s ^ - r s ^ s : 2 .; »
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boy, suspected of In-
(« n d » I robbary when found on a
th iH e rn th floor fire r M ap,. | B c h i
caito, explained (hat he w io merely
getting S skysotaper view of the
city f a n l imagine w hat a Portland
boy would find in C hlrego that he
woukl Wish to see
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We hear from W ashington that a
lot of ua «rv evading (axra W r
• ould easily have been fooled a turn I
that
popular that an extra ten dav Bar- club- wb,ch donated much of the «lob* mla
o t ,h ® Umpqua
K
e
g ,w . atart at recovery Saturday noon of the body
|,ol of Instruction will be held a £ r t equipment available . t the park, t h r ^ f l r e s a“ d b l^ kh T g r J ^ á í í d “ £
Lucille j T l ^ t e a ^ T M t e T w ^ y 2 T *“ 7 Lhr" year- ° ld “ » A 11* ”
|flM Monday Auru»d 2 The A m erl rnanX K«rr>«'« are
available
The a l l
,*a “
b,®c* ln« roada and w
,
" and Mlaa M ary R lchard from the waters o f the
, a ll
U g io n
and
(hr
A m rrh a n nrw<,«t addition Is la th e r hall, the
T IU> fa en * * * * * and
aupervlsors. Coast fork T he child was missed
| 3.K|ofl auxiliary w ill cooperate wKh ‘ M’ilpment for the xame beinx In- V i í ’ * * w w a < done in this city
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a y
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about 5 o’clock F rid a y afternoon
,|lr „ ,h r r , w„
in s u in s o tin a a ,a ll®d M o n d ay In this game a hall T h * Mountain States lo w e r com-
K t* o t 1® a " d 24 «° a t’ fro m his home on north R iv e r road
Ih „ estes psriud «w 'im m m í . lasses '• a" “ rb rd to a tall post by a cord 2 h " í , . í * 7 ,í *
d,ar?»’t * d ,o r a a r.
P a re n t* a1“ on the banks of the Coast fork
Those J r.lr ti.g to enroh for the and ' br purpose |. f„ r one oppon í*’ " '1 l t o * a " d ,h r * * «njnsform er a r® nv * d «O ««tend.
Friends, neighbors and members of
A ugust 2 (.. 12 sw im m ing . lasses e n l * ° p re v e n t another opponent
. * r r ® b* ° * " o u t
tJk b tn In g
The
Youth
League
idea has the fire departm ent helped the par
may registe, w ill. E arl Ballew «• «rom winding the hall about the * ruck and •*« f lr * «« ■ ,ree n* “ r "pread rapidly through the United e n U In th eir all-night search for
The ih.-ture .hop Elsewhere In this >**’"' Paddles sim ilar to ping pong , b<' dohn Ashby
place on 811k States, according to M r. Berrem an. the missing child. From the firs t It
lasue of The Sentinel « H I be found r« 'lu* '«
'"*«• «« d «l’ - 'he ball C r* * k
and an “ tlve un* °< «bout 200 was feared th a t the tot had fallen
„ convenient registration blank
<” her equipment donated by the
T h e storm was general through- ? *.I? bí f * *• » P *r» tln g in Spring- Into the riv e r and drowned but no
The fee f.M the 10 «lav period will ,Jon'' club Include two ping pong ° “ t ,hl- Cascades from the Call for- ,le ld - The Purpose o f the league Is e ffo rt wag spared to comb the city
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sets, croquet, badminton, volleyball nl* border north to the S antiam to Prov*de * " educational organ- in the hope th a t the lad had war.
Chief Of pollen uf Seaside Is pic-
jjls s Daisy Klm m erly of Ih i «-Ity •''lUlpmeni. three sets o f horseshoes Tb® Um pqua national forest head- l“ «*on as well as a recreational dered o ff and not drowned
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_ outlet
tursd w ith ate bathing
beauties w („
, h<1 ,„ . „ „ p , , , , for , h„ 'r x , r. and bats and b a ll.
fo, softball
¡J,“ * * ” rB?o.rted a t° ' « 1 _ 73
W^ ° . a r'“ T he “ ______
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was <= < » » « « » » e d
hlch he h a . deputised as beach ,» ri.a L r^ p la .u u ,' Arthur ’"•»” 7 7 Te* * , r* »w ing, and bars have been 92 ln «be south Umpqua district. 13 dnab!* to con«,n “ e th e ir vtudies. throughout Saturday forenoon
and
patrols Judging by the picture the «hose schedule
prevents his re- «"«'«died by the city
In the Diamond lake region, five ~ r Berrem an said The
Spring- two boats were Uiie<j , n drag
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hard-packed
sanded
croquet
«n
the
north
Um
pqua
and
three
In
^*e'd
league
offers
many
classes
and
the
river
Nelson
Whipps
discover
girls won't hav e to exert «hem m al nlng In Collage Grove
Mias
M>)VM |O
anybody, but the Z lm m e r ly Is a student at V n tv e r ro u r’ waa bul1' ,h l* >®ar and ,h l» noh. ' ,?!a . 11! flr * ! were Promptly a ; ^ ^ h" M
l
a*’rv,ce ,o «d «be body lodged In buehes along
place Ita members in )obe.
c h ie f o f polle« w o u ld n ’t xee « crim e
the river bank by the Woodson
■Ity of Oregon Hire pa^aeed her »en Kanip 1« proving one of the big at- controlled T h irty fires were report
If It were cm nm illed under hla n .-e ,„r hr, m vln j| t r - ( | ,n
and
tractions
ed In the W illam ette foreat area
bridge at the north city limits.
Ile i , lo o kin g sw a y fro m h l . cop ,,„ .,s r e d Io be sn r , r ,|| e ,d sw im
Joseph Safley. chairm an of the w ith in bane county and M cKenzie
Allan Richard In g ra m was born
pereti«*«
|wuk committee of the city council, highw ay Mnd W illam ette highway
iiinr and Instructor
June 4, 1934, in Eugene Besides the
T h e A m e ric a n 1-eglon post w ill ba« dan* much
work to fu rth e r were blocked by uprooted trees.
parents, a sister Opal
survives.
Ss» WS »WS SS A WM — sa S
. .g
D i
a te
a S_ . í
S
of 1 the park SS
He Is
P ic n ic k e r, had
th e ir day
spoiled
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W " lu ,r’ who »'as t.u ild a d a n , arro w . R o w - r iv e r be I Improvement
F uneral services were held at 2
ptove.1 th a t he was m a rrie d to M a e |„ w t h , ,te e | b rid g e T h is Is expect planning to Install electric
lights by the rain. One group said th a t
o'clock M onday afternoon a t the
court and ping 'bey were held up three hours on
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" d r“ dr " r
• « ” «'>d
-d to r.ls e th e level o f Ih e sw im over the croquet
M ills chapel and Rev. R E. Coulter
to horn In
the Hollywood sta rs m ln< hol, frorn , foo4
.„rh es
’ ab*” ,h U w* * k
M cKenxle highway until highw ay
of the C hristian church officiated
twnk account, should ask. How m .n d w ,„ n, a k . . much better swim
B* rT®"’« in
n supervisor of maintenance crewg could cut aw ay
a . l
In te rm e n t was in Sm ithfield.
> Cottage Orove, Three Other
I d o in g *“’ Wc should have to an n u n * place. M r P o r t.r said
The
PA Pla>«°ru nd •c tiv iu e s in the fallen trees
T he In g ra m fam ily moved to this
swsr ~Not x i <iM»d
le g io n also will
recondition and
prslsed the Cl«Y's l» r k as
H. E D Brown, district forest D is tr ic ts S e e k to Recover
city fro m Olenbrook in November.
make available for use the float b,’,nB
« f «hs most Ideally and ranger, reported
that both
the M
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(ferporgtion Commissioner James bulll about four y e a r, ago by CCC r ,,n v ,n l®n’ >y l<*-»«ed he has visited Brice creek road and Sharps creek MoW Held Back by County.
IIaxle 11 b re a k . Into preferred news hoy. The Am erican le g io n a uxill
™ u«e have been cleared of debris
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p w b ltm be.aus. he inform ed the »ry « I I I provide transportation to / / » . , / , 1 / « / / »
“ nd aKaln arc °P*'n to «mvel but
s ta ir board of control llutt he has and from the swimm ing hole
A
that some of the trails In Ihe Bo­
Attorneys’ argum ents In the case
no u w for an aul.unoblle assigned truck w ill leave each morning aX m
s s
hernia district still are blocked. of «be Cottage Grove, Junction City,
Y * .,
J P
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s dcparUndnt H r h«um t m id w Jo «nd each
afternoon at 1 1 0
F airv iew m ountain which has been Eu* ene » " d Springfield school dis-
that he h a . no use for the publicity f rom Beldlsr's feed .lo re
a mecca for w ild-flow er lovers was «rtc«a against L an e county In an
h l. economy stunt 1. getting him
The echedule of claa.es fo. the
hS by a te rrific h all storm. M r >ff° n to »‘‘«'»ire a legal ruling on Z J s j A c /T C /
T p -i-r i
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new , w(m period follows: 10 a. m
Brown reported, and the wild flow-
tw o-m ill elem entary school tax V Z Z l
/ Z< a Z
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* ‘ab wr p*>u,d bove
hogtnner, both boy.
and
girls;
er fields that were a riot of color war*
Monday before Judge
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Rufus H o lm a n s fa c , when H a rle tt 10 30. In te rm e d ia i, s w i m m e r s .
U..U
.
'" * n ‘ d* atr°y®d * Y «be hall stone,. SL F s k lP’ « ” 1b In circu it court
The view from the W ashington
I h ln . In th a t jin e
those who have passed beginner's
M ilk p rice. In Isine county w ill some of which were as large as a Tbe ault waa filed J®nu»ry 26
monument radio city in N e w Yo rk
The fou r school districts are the statue of L ib e rty and the city
tesi; 11. swimm ers class. 1 30. Jun- advance one cent a quart, effective q u a rte r
»•.esideni R< s > m v s M. asked to ex lor and senior
life saving; 2 30
The‘ y. d « ' ! ^ r L b , h
On* f°«*»««Y
lookout
reported -*‘«fkinK “ » .‘¡“ '"P “ 1, the J 0 “ " « * “ > of W ashington. D C-. were a few
plain how
democratic
campaign women's class
The advance which w ill give an , h a, the i,g htnin x rinj,he, s»c„,...i
J*»' ’ uma all* * ‘d du* «b®«n under of the highlights o f the Boy Scout
R eg
n , for the first
'"«•",*»®d
return . to al! lefinc county
uk,...! every
«__ o
this law.
law regardless
rcsra<rdlcss o
of f the amount jamboree
<gmhnr«a *•>
<■« »u«»
s hooks,
. . u ostensibly
u u w. be.-«use ,,f as a -
” istratio
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— w swim
w bw m
. .
about
tw
seeonH «
trip
th a t impresaed them-
insf OiZV*»*1 by hUn: w«Ta «oW. dur- classes totaled 115, M r P o rtar re dairym en
producing m i l k
and Hundreds of strides were renorted ° f dehn<l uent * * * * *
the county selves on the local boy scouts who
ll.m . a'
•’®r,e d
MBry Jan* bn>lth passed
,Or
/ a ’*!. m ,,k ,narke’ ' In the Bohemia area hut no serious T” !la The ,u m alleBed due «» «bout made the «rip. as told by the boys
at sc« rat thousand times the the senior IB® saving tests the first baa b ~ " expected for some time. , , rM ^ . u,tp<j
" " " nU'
' ertoua »-3,000. Cottage
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claim ing before
a picnic group Monday even-
liitrlnsl. value of the books, said o f the week and 20 children imsse.l batrly last spring dairym en of this
»3150. Springfield »3156 Junction ing in the city park.
that he didn't know what he was the beginner's test Mr P orter ex “ nd °«h®r producing sections o f the
C ity »1683 20 and Eugene »15.211.92.
T ra .u . . u .k »
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t - - . . _,
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Mac T rask said that tne view
doing E x a rlly what the republl ,.e. te that a number of » th e ,, w ill <-»“ nty petitioned the Oregon M ilk
< 1 / 7 . ■ •Fk-
P l „ “ 1‘ i
,? 1
n from «be W ashington monument
cans have been telling hln,
paas the various tests before t h '
«»»ard to give consideration
2 ' / l7 /l f 7/
™ . , r o , °,k a r
.°n ‘ ° hf ” ,7 ' was on- °< ‘ b® most vivid m. mones
.„
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close of classes today To pas. a ,o ' h,,lr >*qu®"«> for an advance In
4
he statute covering the , h at he carrjed
from
m l ^ n u J i e .cHW rT r
rke
boree whlle Richard Sm lth s a .^ h e
rile n.liuinistration I . a fte r m il beginner's «»"t «he s w im m e r m ust ,h r p r lr r b »1'! to p ro d u c e r, since i / 7 > * /
*-| >->*/’ V f I
School Tax Test Case
Gets Court Hearing
The Sights That
*-^atlC / 11K I ? ICCS
I o Advance Cent
A Quart Aug. 1
1 H lpreSSeO . e^COUtS
li'if f h t
llo o a M e , who evaded Incom e taxes be
through legal loophole. Th.we f . l
111«», when kids
probably
used
knotholes to escape paying for hall
games
* * *
A man Who vlatle.1 In Pirrtland
has asked the police to help him
recover »230. the amount It cost
hln, to spend an evening w l.h
a
blonde w ith whom he waa not ac-
qualnted R probably would have
m
able
to Jum p
In to
w a te r
o v er “ n
h l, head, swim » fee, and return
Because so many pa-oc.l this test
It was found necessary to schedule
Bn interm ediate class for the com-
ing period Eight strokes. A m erl-
can craw l, racing and elem entary
«’ackslroke.
side stroke, English
overarm , breast stroke
trudgeon
"0.1 b u tte rfly breast stroke, w ill be
««ughl to the Interm ediates
e* c<'P *,o »»>|y
I««® cold
sp rin g
J J t C »»
I1C
I . 'I L H
,
. -/•
"® **°n had caused severe loss to
Braln and forage crops of this Io-
A’ < J/ / { . ’ / " / / /
r a ll*y W h ile hay crop, have shown
JJ
“ ^a *r ri®ld. grain prices have re-J
m aln »d high, and there |s
d,ca ««o» «hat they w ill Incres
cording to local dairym en.
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public *be
‘ be home
home of of an an aunt.
aunt. Mrs.
Mrs. ™ W . C
T h ® Oregon board held
held a a public
bearing In Eugene April 24 and -Mendell. Wednesday by S h e riff C
en conducting
conducting A. Sw ans, assisted b v
C o u n tv
that tim
• since
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« e » . has
. a n been
n , « ,n d ,,a ..- » « « » N _
C » „ O « i. Ä
mrr
r? k
T
Was unabl* «° dccid® which was
port of Ihe eight grades o f the ele- th(. more jmpresslve meeting Pres,
a T X ^ fo u V X a r in r "
^ u ^ l ^ s X ' ' ^ m -nT* d ^ " ^
o u i m e c o u m y cla im s it aoes not m « n
V in a i R a n H .n
i,
. u m ..»
have a to
Jr. raid
a t t n x t
. . . . pav in full and
..... has pro-
■___ ,h« . „ t i l , ,nal
J® th
said
rated this tax according to the [kc , n e ' ^
* W ashington was
a m o u n t . . r o i i e c , ....„ « .c
«b® mem ory he would always carry
X ™ ” 1 « ...
■ . " X i r “ ''1 ~ T ' " ‘
h,"knownuU h' “mc “Woun< 01d Timer Recalls
Scottsburg Flood
A lot of us would be w illing to
selling th eir h e rd , at advanced and . . . ^ „ ^ ,h 7
Jh® child. Harold funds are not sufficient to meet the pres
.»1. - raw*,,.. , c i.r
. a
w P nifP r
. «w zx .
--------- »uiw s «re not s u iiic ie m io meer tne pression.
Attractive
live prices to C alifo rn ia buy- w h o tte r o f Modesto, Cal., was ar- needs o f a ll thero dwiulrf K a nn
-
eri.
who
are
purchasing
entire
raated
here
M
onday
by
state
< 1
.
boys described
detail
te
J7 h e for
" kl„".
T hile to he able
° ‘d " m O whan ^ ‘’ “ - bu » was a h erd , to replace hose lo .7 th ro u g h
P®«ce officers on . X r and
a m r h7 countx"
th * The
‘ r ' four
r ‘p from
C o ,ta x r G in
rov’’
go n to i.v Jail
a w
to JP„ h y
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2
th rlv ' nB P°«' t« r «he southern Ore- disease .n the south. If th e ir In ‘« " e d In the C alifo rn ia c l V X r g -
*L‘ ‘ W .s h in g to n
and return
M ar
t o J o h n M o k , a « .. . «
t ~ ‘ > * " r m e s u u . n e r n e r r w o . «■»»«■ m
,ne souin, ir tn e ir In-
... m e v a u ro rn ia city, charg- „ -h il-
»k— . k - 1
Hollywood wanted
f K° n " nd n or,h ®rn c « llfo rn la m ining come from Ihe sale of b utterfat. lnB h |m w ith child stealing
He elem entary school t S T 1 « ^ " »,2te T rask told
the journey to De-
,1.
i ll,I, '
Ih I
W Y<" k ° n a r ®a*- *n®«®»d Of the mecca fo r Cot- produced under the stringent sanl- bad brought his daughter w ith him
1, , 7 , , h°H 7 k *’ *
U te tTOit' B 11 W o rkm an the trip from
X d
.rk -u n ’
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Oruve • Umm' r COlO,,UU a- “ “ ry ■’ M uRem enl. now .- L d c d by «»d left her In the c a rt of the aunT X
’’X X
^ i . X
r t T s 'e /^ e
7 N’ W
Vtn“ ' f U "
'
“ a,,ck- “ P.
Is today. W C . recalled Tuesday by «he public, was not Increased be M rs
Mendell
S h e riff
S w a rt. mJ* b X m T f
.,.,J 7 o 2 7 . , - L dbl1 J r ,he ,ra v e l from N ew Yo rk
A. L. Hancock of Elkton, who was fore the short" or dry pasture sea T u *«<lay
filed
an
Inform ation k?, ,h
, , f 1, , * . 2 7
v ,o W ash lngton and Richard Smith
tt seem , there bus basn much here to be fitted fo r glasses by D.
son.
charging Cotter w ith
being a fugi-
'
' ’ l l ' - , ' » I f r a ed
by *he «be return trip . The boys, while
n«l«> over England's O rd er of the J. Scholl
In the duys of M r H an
S im ila r prices have been in ef- «tv® «B,m Justice
„ V,’ eo,'<><* ed by th ® county and g ra n tin g that the Hudson and the
«»»rter, when Its usefulness Is Hm cock's youth Scottsburg boasted 21 feet In K lam ath . Wasco. M ultnom
The arrest of the child wac made
7 7 ™ ’ d Sti l C7 P°«o«n«c rivers have th eir attrac-
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carrying sh. part of Clatsop, and o th .r coun on a banch warntn't 'a^d-Hs'Vurt 7f ,a « Z 2 ? o n m ^ t1,Mo i0 X
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still b e lie r* that
nppearam es
Albany Democrat- supplle for «he m in e , docked al I t . lie , of the state for some time and pose was to prevent the child bOng -c h w l’T H 1 , contended
coun‘ y ®<-*n®ry can not be surpassed
Herald T h . Albany P«l>er'» under- wharves.
sim ilar advance, a r t being petl- taken out of the county and , 7 lm
2 o
.
' ' ° " ' e" d<'d
George M atthews, who
recently
cover man certainly does get Inti
M r Hancock, who I . almost
80, ■ Honed fo
sure
nresenc.
a t t h . 1,...“ .".. . . U T
H « • rris o f the law firm o f returned from — nation-wide tour,
■ ■
- - r by
—— dairym
—v-— en In numer- —
—. — her • .*•
i i , « a i m e n e s tin g t ,
.
mate Inform ation
remembers the devastating flood of o u. other sections. It was pointed today Judge Fisk under the term »
“ v a™ , , Bry8on' appeared for which was awarded him by the
1862 that wiped out Scottsburg, out.
of the aid to dependent children 7 <>. 7 ? " 0.. ‘’ ‘’ “ ■‘‘■V1 and U L R ay Sperry F lo u r company, told of his
travels. part
w
__ which
_____ were
___ alone
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D u rin g that fl<xKl Elkton had 34
T h . price ndvance, based upon a clause of the social security ael
' . 7 5 f l * ° rn.ry.' 7 *
7 unI2.
travels,
of
It Is expect d th a t Judge Skip- the same route as those of the boy
feet of w ater.
one rent Increase on quarts of four w ill deride who shall have the
below pert-.
percent mint,
m ilk, applies
applies to
to all
all units
units of
of cnild
child the
the fath
fath er
er 01 the mother Ed- L O7 h. . * ”L i“ Ue h U decre<' ln th ® «couts, and gave an interesting
.k How Brandy
7 bar. ’ located uemw
the Cottage Grove summer colony, both m ilk and cream on a propor na Cotter, who w ith h er fath er ar-
future.
description of the Carlsbad caverns
, , club
, . m em ber, of _ the coclc
W“ » named
told d a by
H a n g - tlonate hast»
rlv
rd Wednesday
Rev. James A. Sm ith of the Presb.v-
Tw e've 4 . H
In I h was
. early
y, M
a r. railin
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vea
Wednesday.
M ra. Scott XX Ins G olf Contest
teria n church was instrum ental in
Cottage
Grove county-wide
district w ill meeting
attend crew
vessel Io stuck
on tim
this
bar and
the
Io annual
Picnic at
Slltrooa.
1 e t
Mrs. Damon Scott carried o ff the 8 a«h®ring the group.
About
40
he annual
pass the
e while
w allin
g Den,ncrnla
The second
picnic
01 the A A l l l l o
e . g v r e , ^ d l P i c k p o c k
prize In the women's w eekly putt- were ‘ n attendance.
and picnic of all L a n . county 4 H for high tide Io float the vessel firs t congressional
d lstrlcl.
Ing contost held on the local golf . . .
X d T X ' H cl.’, n 'w o r k " tr r ^ " h M f r ” ' mb,bC<1 t0° fre,,,y fr ° m a b B r
by ,h - , ‘a " a County Young
course Wednesday m orning, scot - A " " " ’ .' Prepares fo r ( onrention
L nn dl" . . i i „
ek..'_O
: ® '_ " f .'’.randy that they took fro m D e m o c ra t d ub . will he held Sun­
>ug 16 puts tor the nine-hole round.
Albany Is m a k in g extensive plans
Sunday al the county fa ir grounds the ship's cargo
day nt the Slltcooe lake outlet fort
Ix.uls
Bradley
of XX’enatchee, She played in a foursome w ith Mrs. fo r the state Am erican Legion and
In Eugene
Headquarters w ill he
c
.t
camp
near
Florence
E
llo
n
W
at-
W
a
s
h
,
who
is
alleged
Io
have
pick
E
a
rl
H
ill.
Mrs.
W
illia
m
Z
lm
m
e
rly
Am
erican Legion a uxiliary conven-
at the 4-H cluh building.
f r u llìi Elim inated In Tourney.
k ln . o f Portland and W illi. M a- ®d Ihe pockets o f a number of pas- and Miss Belle Burkholder.
Play tlen which w ill be held there Aug-
Th
e.l bv R C Koehn O
, .„ m iifiV , L ,2 ' 0.5 r
.¡ 2
y *
be ’ hr K” M ‘ aPonkcn’ 8#n« ara on " Southern Pacific Is held at nine each Wednesday ust 12. 13 and 14. according to M r
leader follow 10 ha.«h2n
,nhi "m m w n ? ehZnlm. X , “ " 7 »
“ nd friends of the demo- tra in Tuesday night, was picked up m orning and any wom an Interested and Mrs. Jack How ard, who spent
o 4 i i e o n 2 J 7 r T.k
;
aumme,. championship golf ,-,ntlc party have been invited. A here Wednesday and turned over In playing I . urged to come out bv the week end in Albany at the
ik ’lli"and Prizes I,? h 7 .w a ile d "fo ’ Ir^“ k ^ o rln ^ " ,rn '¡" d'> r l l a t we,;k P'c"'® '«noh w ill be held a t noon to the sheriff's ofrice by C h ief of Mrs Schofield S tew art, president of home of Mrs Howard's slater Mrs
skill and prizes Io he awarded for (In Astoria, was elim inated 1 up In and game.» have been scheduled for Police G. B. P itcher. Bradley had the w om en', group.
John Lam bertv Albany Is building
the highest scorns made d uring the a fo u rth -flig h t m atch
by
John the afternoon, according to
two watches and $61.90 In cash
a num ber o f dugouts. replicas of
day; 12:80. liRsket dinner In club Bushman of Eugene. Mrs. Crabb C lark Fay. general chairm an
w ith him when arrested.
Seouta to Picnic XX'edneadav.
those used by the doughtboys in
building; i:80, band concert by was beaten 3 and 1 by Mrs. Jens
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B rad ley I . ra id to have Jumped
The annual picnic fo r members Prance
nntlonal recreational bnnd u n d e r, I.erback
Kansas Picnic.
_ u .
.
ott th® «r«1" when suspected of the of the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts
direction o f R. O. D y k s tra
2. [
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All
form er residents of Kansas thefts. His description was broad and th eir fam ilies w ill be held W ed M - E - P»«tor Attends School
meeting o f Ijin c County
Ixjcal Kennett
Creek blasUng'whU-h*'*
ltoa.1 Im provixl hook K in ’ ," ” ed ?° a “ *'nd the annual cast and he was caught by the nesday afternoon and evening at
to
dlsrtiiv.
The heavy
Rev Ellsworth M Tilton, pastor
le a d e rs '
association
of the Methodist church, left Mon­
plans for local, district
4-H fairs, games, races.
day for Tacoma to attend the Port
lin
done on
on Bennett
Bennett C
ro a d
h .n e . and
. . . . . frierids
™ mPJ ° ’ h'. , ' ’yr m a , ’ a " r ® n'o"K sw
swim
arranged and
and land area graduate summer school
lin g
g done
O rek
rek road
lunch
T h 7 m n vn r ‘
im m
m ing
ing h
n a
a , , been
neen arranged
Bounty on o n . cougar was col- .averal miles of which „re being Eugene w ill deHv’ r the add ies, o i 2»*’ « L # , 2 5 **, n* " r ? ‘V5 ** " nd ’,UPP* r Wl“
b*
* * rved Bt 6 80 o f m lnl*'® rlaI «raining held July
lected this week by Robert O roat
widened and graded
welcome
n Id res. of was recognized from the descrip- Games w ill be under the direction 27 to August 4 at the College of
Local 4 H Clubbers
To Attend Picnic
, 2
"7"; Captured Here
1 w<>lconlc
tlon broadcasted.
of Eugene Dove, scoutmaster.
Puget Sound