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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1939)
THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 193» THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON Late Irrigation Equipment Shown The Perf-O-Rain pipe manufac tured by the W. R Ames com pany was displayed by the Eu gene Concrete Pipe company. The pipe was shown with perforations in two sizes, one capable of throwing out two inches of water per hour and the other one inch per hour. Rotary sprinklers, flood pumps and semi-automatic couplers were demonstrated by the R. M Wade company. Light pipe was shown, the company stressing package units for irrigating all acreages. Power for the demonstration was provided by the Eugene wa ter board who sent out a trans former and truck to take juice from its lines. Water was pump ed from a small pond formed by excavations during the construc tion of the new highway. Lumber Movements Greater Last Week boat capsized, throwing him Into the icy waters and Incapicitating him. I News Briefs The prospects of a shortage of hops in the former Czech nation hop supplies brought considerable contracting for the 1939 Oregon crop the past week, it was report ed Monday at San Francisco. The federal government smash ed down on a dope ring with wide ramifications raiding out of Kan sas City. Missouri, yesterday Thirteen suspects war» arretted among whom was a uniformed policeman. One million doses of narcotics was seized In the Kan sas City raid. HOOVER TO F1NH IN McKENZlE Herbert Hoover, only living ex- president. is coming for a fishing trip on the McKenzie river over the week end and while In the county will be guest of few re publican leaders at a dinner to be given at the Eugene hotel Sun day evening. He will not make any public appearance while in the county. Lumber shipments were heavier Latest styles and designs in ir last week from the Cottage Grove rigation equipment were demon district, totaling 112 cars against strated to approximately 200 Lane 100 cars the previous week. The county farmers the afternoon of piling movement was also heavier Thursday of last week near a The U. S. Senate conducted a and totaled 9 cars against 7 cars gravel pit on the new Pacific state funeral yesterday for Sena The house of representatives the previous week. highway five miles north of Eu The fact that building is open tor James Hamilton Lewis, Illi yesterday passed a bill extending gene. The demonstration was ar ing up in some districts was a nois senator, who died Sunday in the federal housing act two years ranged by the Lane county agri major factor in the shipments the Garfield hospital at Washington. more and raising the amount in cultural council cooperating with past week and combined with A heart attack caused the death sured from three to four billion O. S. Fletcher, county agent. more mill activities in the upper of the senate's only genuine dollars and after passing the Arthur S. King, extension soil districts accounts for the increas dandy. The Lewis funeral was the measure sent It to the senate. conservationist, Oregon State col ed shipments. Lumbermen are first in the senate since the death lege. assisted in arranging and Lane county's relief load In looking forward to even more of Joe T. Robinson in 1937. conducting the demonstration. creased for March with 1.186 activity with spring weather pre In talks preceding inspection of vailing in a number of mid-west The body of Dale Croner, a cases as compared with 1.123 at the equipment, Mr. Fletcher and ern points. Eugene fireman who drowned in the end of February. Mr. King called attention to the the Willamette river February fact that interest in irrigation 15th, was recovered Sunday in a Get your Bowling partner and was increasing in Lane county gravel bar near the Lane gravel go to Bob’s Alleys where you can and that the dry season during PHONE U8 bar. two miles below Eugene. always find competition and a 1938 and the dry spring to date Croner was drowned when his lot of fun.________________ 35-ltc had further stimulated interest in Georg Bjorset. sales manager irrigation. It was pointed out that assistance is available to Lane of the Daugherty Lumber Co., county farmers through the coun has received a message telling of Mrs. L. Burleson and Mrs. O. ty agent’s office in planning irri- the death of his mother, Mrs. W. Blackmore attended a recep Aagat Bjorset, aged about 87, tion and luncheon Wednesday at gation systems. New low-pressure sprinklers, which occurred at her home in the Osburn hotel in Eugene, given improvements in pipe couplings Oslo, Norway, last Thursday. in honor of the Supreme Record and some new pipe designs, low- Mrs. Bjorset had been in failing er, Royal Neighbors of America, cost systems for small acreage health since the death of her hus- Miss Erna M. Barthel, of Rock and new designs in perforated band. Hans Bjorset. about five Island. Illinois. pipe featured the display, accord years ago, and her death, al though a shock to the family, was Mrs. George Kebelbeck and ing to County Agent Fletcher. Mrs. Sallie Hill were business A new sprinkler, designed to not unexpected. Mr. Bjorset and family had visitors in Eugene Wednesday. give wide coverage but not to throw water high into the air, planned a visit to his old home in Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Pickens was demonstrated by the Farm Norway, at the closing of school Line company of Newberg. Nor here had Mrs. Bjorset lived. An drove to Salem Sunday to attend ris Young demonstrated the invitation has been extended two the wedding of Miss Illa Mills and equipment, explaining that the of Mr. Bjorset’s sisters to visit Kenneth Hansen, which was sol here ----- now that sprinkler threw water out at a ----- ----- the family have emnized at 4:00 p. m. Sunday af flat trajectory, making it suitable found it necessary to change their ternoon. Mrs. Alta Hansen re turned home with them and will for irrigation in orchards and hop plans. yards where it was advisable not Word was received here Tues- spend some time visiting here. to throw water into the trees or day that two of Mr. Bjorset's sis Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Rose and vines. It operates under low pres- ters would visit here this sum- family spend Easter Sunday in sure and throws water from the mer. They plan to leave Norway Roseburg at the home of Mr. sprinkler at three different pres- the latter part of June. Curve Cut Yellow Rose's parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. sues. 12 pounds, 8 and 3 pounds. Rose. American The different streams assure MARCH BUILDING AND Small White equal distribution of water over Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Haynes, ac REPAIR PERMITS or the area irrigated. companied by Mrs. Haynes' moth Idaho Reds er, Mrs. Emma Webster, drove to Low Cost Pumps With more appropriate weather pounds The VitUs Electric Company near at hand, building and repair McMinnville Sunday for a visit demonstrated pumps for low pres permits should show a substantial with Mrs. Haynes’ brother, Frank pounds sure or flood irrigation and show increase for the present month Webster, and family. Mrs. Emma Webster remained for a month’s ed some new high-pressure over previous months. sprinklers in action. The pumps at Building permits issued by the visit at the home of her son. the latest developments designed city for March includes a new Bob’s Bowling Alleys are now Pound to sell for a low cost and to op residence for Ervin Hansen near erate cheaply. A motor of M the corner of Thayer and 10th available every evening as the horse power capable of running streets. Repair permits: Fred tournament play has ended for five standard sprinklers was Bressler is repairing and remod this season. Don't forget Bowling Kitchen Craft rolls is healthful recreation. 35-ltc shown. eling his residence at 724 North A new sprinkler nozzle for low- Ninth street. P. J. Bush is re- Piedmont (^uart pressure irrigating was shown by modeling and altering his resi COUNCIL ELECTS OFFICERS the Tillman Plumbing company. dence at 509 South 8th st ree t. The Lane advisory council of Instead of perforations in the Others include: Wm. Johnson, lux pipe, this system uses a nozzle general repairs to residence at the Oregon state employment ser that can be shift off so that the 1041 East Adams street. Carl vice met Tuesday afternoon and pipe can be used as a main line. Radloff, general repairs to dwell- elected officers for the ensuing Sleepy Hollow Pt. year as follows: Elisha Large, One of the new couplings man ing at 41 North J street. Hailey's <4»n chairman; N. E. Glass, vice chair ufactured by the Pierce Manufac turing company of Eugene was REYNOLDS TRIAL MAY 15th man, and A. Ray Martin, secre Each demonstrated by the Babb com Creswell No. 2 Tin» Hugh W. Reynolds, former sec tary. Appointment of committees pany. This coupling gives the pipe retary of a Eugene teamsters will be announced at the next flexibility and is of advantage in union, indicted by the Lane coun meeting. pounds gallon jug irrigating rough ground. ty grand jury a few months ago JOHNSON RANCH SOLD on charge of false swearing will Flexibility and Speed Red Sour Dia. A The Oregon Culvert and Pipe be tried in the Lane county cir The G. Johnson ranch contain cuit court May 15th, it was an company also demonstrated one ing 8 acres located just outside of of the Pierce couplers of semi nounced at Eugene yesterday. Custer the city limits on south 6th St., pound« automatic design, capable of be Miss Elizabeth Crabbe attend- was sold to Vinal T. RandalL Mr. ing hooked together from the Happy vale 4c®ns middle of the pipe section. It ed a meeting of P. E. O. chapter Randall bought the property as an investment in view of the fact Monday evening. gives flexibility and speeds up op H in Eugene Sliced or Diced erations. New spiral weld pipe Mmes. E. R. Crabbe and W. C. it is very desirable for sub-divisi also was shown by this company. Martin drove up with her to see onal purposes. The deal was reported through "Pigmalian.” Solid Pack large cans The Glen Owens and Harold the Hall & Johnston Realty Co. Whitlock families of Roseburg I^ake Wales Jeans spent Easter Sunday with friends TAX COLLECTIONS STILL in this city. GOOD EKG. Bjorset’s Mother Passes Away at Oslo Norway Thursday We can make any thing of wood. Tanks Plate Glass Cottage Grove Mfg. Co. ' CITY BRIEFS LOOK NO HJRTHIR MR WSJ lOWMUCISIM ^ÍAU DHARTMIim.. 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