THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 1938
Lions Will Face
Philomath Here
First Grid Battle
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THE SENTINEL COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
CITY BRIEFS I
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County Sctuxd Superintendent
L. C. Moffitt and Dr. F. G. Ma-
comber, department of education
of University of Oregon, were vis
itors at the Cottage Grove high
sch«Mil Tuesday.
( From High School New»)
Mi's. Margaret McKibben of
Th«?
rhe Cottage Grov«>
(»rove Lions will Woodard, la., visited today
swing into action for the first (Thursday) at the home of her
time this year tomorrow,, Friday, cousins. Mr. and Mrs. N. E.
against the Philomath Lions, at Compton. Mrs. McKibben is en
Kelly field at 3:00 p. m.
route horn«- from a visit in the
Curtis French, Cottage Grov«’ northwest.
mentor, has a very green team,
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with only one returning regular,
Mrn Henry Hess of Gunter
and only four lettermen. He has visited Tuesday with a sister,
a hard working squad that shows
w j white. Portland, who
more possibilities than last year’s 1n hprp looking after property In-
team.
ferente.
The only regular of last year’i«
team is Ivan Patten, who held
Mlns Hallie Willits of Rose
down the fullliack spot. The let burg spent the week end with her
termen returning arc Hendricks mother. Mrs. Minnie Willits.
and Spies, ends, and Davenport,
halfbuck.
Mrs. B. R. Job visited a few
trending reserves of last year days thia week at the home of
will take over in most positions. her daughter. Mrs. (.’has Adams.
Aubrey, Blake and Randall are ; in Eugene.
three reserves who narrowly miss
ed getting letters last year and I Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Coiner, ac-
who will I m * regulars on thui companied by I»rralne. Marjorie
year’s team.
and Tommy Coiner, and Mr. Coin
Stone Glass, newcomer from a pr., brother, Oscar Coiner of
Washington high school, is put- Kansas City, motored to beach re
ting up a stiff battle against Mc sorts Sunday. They made the
Coy at center, with either one loop trip by way of Reedsport,
likely to break into the starting Florence and Triangle lake, visit
lineup. Another ¡tosition where a ing the Sea Lion caves enroute.
hot Mttle II raging Is at left end. Mr. Coiner left Monday for his
where Hendricks, one of the four home in Kansas.
lettermen, is having quite a fight
U) oust Zimmcrly. who is coming
Mrs. Harold Eakin and Miss
along fast.
Alsea Hawley returned Tuesday
Th«’ squad numiH-rs 34. with 12 from Pendleton where they at
seniors, 9 juniors. 11 sophomores, tended the Roundup last week.
and fi freshmen.
Rumors from I’hilomath are
Mrs. O. K. I*uckett (Jean Alli
that they have lout only a few son! of Klamath Falls, her moth
lettermen Since I’hilomath beat er-in-law. Mrs
Kittle Puckett,
the Lions last year, thia year's and sisters-in-law. Miss Gussie
gam«- looms ax a stiff battle, with Puckett, a missionary who re
odds seeming to favor the Philo turns soon to the field in South
math team, but a little fight is America, and Miss Jessie Puckett,
often worth a returning letter- a teacher in Washington, were
man.
overnight guests last week at the
The probable starting lineup home of Mrs. Puckett’s mother,
alter-
for the Grove team with
Mrs, Fay Allison.
nate» afterward: ¡»eft end. Hen-
dricks or Zimmerly; left tackle,
Dr. Olin VanWinkle and young
Randall, Durham; left guard, son of Jefferson were Sunday
Whitlock. G. Dugan; center. Mc- guests at the home of Dr. and
Coy or Glass; right guard. Me- Mrs. A. W Kime. Dr. VanWinkle
Kibben. Woodard; right tackle, is a former resident, leaving here
Blake, A. Dugan; right end, Bpiss: a number of years ago to locate
quarter. Aubrey. Wynn; left half, in Jefferson.
J. Dugan. Newton; right half.
Davenport, Booher; full, Patten,
Mrs. Harold Whitlock of Rose
Lusk.
burg, a former resident of this
city, underwent an appendectomy
Monday at the Eugene hospital
She is report«?d as recovering
satisfactorily.
Lane Co. Values
Show a $69,250
Gain Over 1937
The assessed valuation of all
Lane county property, exclusive
of that of public service com
panies, is $69,250 greater for 1938
than It was in 1937, according to
the assessment summary an-
nhunced at the office of County
Assessor Welby Stevens Monday
in Eugene. The total for 1938 is
$34.085 687 as compared with $34-
016,437 in 1937
The increase comes principally
from improvements to property'
both in cities and farming dis-
tricte the assessor said. There is
also some increase in the valua
tion placed upon personal proper
ly.
War veterans’ exemptions of
$1000 each showed a big increase
this year, amounting to $227,960
as compared with $203,360 last
year. These exemptions, provided
for by state law to those veterans
whose disability Is rated by the
United States veterans' bureau up
to 40 per cent, decrease the total
assessed valuation to that extent.
The 1938 summary as an
nounced by the assessor follows:
Acres of tillable land. 130,106'4;
value, $5,110,310.
Acres of non-tlllable land, 628,-
950'4; value $3,390,840.
Acres of timl>er lands, 352,923;)
value $6,166,185.
Improvements on deeded or pat
ented lands, $2,158,785.
Town and city lots, $5,289,565.
Improvements on town and city
lots, $8,882,115.
Improvements on lands not
deeded or patented, $158,610.
Logging roads and equipment,
$887.
Engines, manufacturing machin
ery and equipment, $1,149,595.
Merchandise and stock in trade,
$1,318,570.
Farming implements, machin
ery, tractors, wagons, etc., $261,-
980.
Horses and mules, 3990; value,
$145 360.
Cattle. 19,750; value, $406,340.
Sheep, 23,891; value. $56.710.
Goats. 10,428; value. $12,155.
Swine, 4,036: value, $22,390.
Dogs and fur bearing animals,
513; value, $6150.
Poultry, 197,224; value, $46,760.
Bees (hives) 639; vaule $1265.
Money, $1115.
Rebuilt Underwood typewriter
for sale. The Sentinel office. 4-tfc
Mrs. Carl King plans to spend
the week end in Portland with
her daughter Jean, a student
nurse at Emanuel hospital.
Mr. and Mrs George Batterson
left Tuesday night for Portland, !
called there by the sudden death
of Mr. Batterson's mother. Mr.
Batterson is a new member of the
high school faculty, coming here
recently from Roseburg.
Mrs. Harold Ingram and daugh
ter Martha of San Francisco vis-
it«?d last week at the home of
Mrs. Ingram's sister, Mrs. W. B.
Johnston. They left Friday for
the south.
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Alta King, local attorney, was
a business visitor in Eugene ye»-
terday.
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Cigarettes
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POTATOES
V. 8. No. 2
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