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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1939)
'IIURSDAY, JULY 13, 1939 THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE PROVE OREGON But It’s True I News Briefs | Itoetnr ie»utu. tn mot,at Ijine county's only cannery at Eugene is employing 700 men ax the cherry season near* an end. There will be about 1,800 on the job in August in the midst of the vegetable canning season. Paul V. McNutt, Friday tossed his tot in the ring as a compro mise candidate for president on the democratic ticket, with the string attached that he would not be a candidate if President Roose- velt seeks a third term. President Roosevelt Friday ap- proved plans for an antartic ex- ¡»sition headed by Rear Admiral Hie worm crawled into the muulh ui U m Muh, choked it to death Richard E. Byrd, tor the purpose The worm survived. of claiming land already explored there by Byrd. The exposition for which 1340,000 has been appro the winners with 3 hits while Haines and Booher each collected priated, is scheduled to start in October. two hits for the Lodgemen. Despite previous reports the Dr. Francis E. Townsend will league is not divided into two hiilvex. The schedule of 14 games lecture on his old-age pension will to played out with the top movement before the second an three teams meeting In a play-off nual institute of foreign affairs in Georgiannas and Fireside Study Portland, July 17th, it wax learn group will have a picnic at 6:30 series at the end of the league ed here Saturday. play. Previous reports stated on the Mosby Creek picnic ground near the Walden bridge. Darling Variety had won the first A bill requiring filing with the half championship Darling holds general land offices notices of ex a 3-game lead over their nearest Spanish War Veteran« Auxili- isting placer claims on public do ary will meet at the armory for rivals, Dorena and the Union. mains passed the house last week their regular meeting at the usual Games this week have shown a and wax sent to the senate. It time marked improvement in both would also require claimants to a pitching and in defensive play. yearly statement showing that The scores have all been low with they have performed $100 assess the exception of the Eaglex-Darl- The Theta Rho girls will have ing game. Fans have been treated ment work on each claim. their regular meeting at I.O.O.F. to some good fast ball and arc The first hop sales contract of hall at 7 30. sure to see more next week. The the season was filed last week in crowds have shown an improve the office <<f the county clerk at ment this week and all fans are Eugene, which calls for delivery Friendly club will* meet with urged to turn out for the games of 80,000 pounds of hops on the arc free and start prompt Seavey farm on the McKenzie to Mrs Lena Madden at (’old Spring which ly at 6:30 p. m. Williams and Hart of Portland, at camp for a picnic. The Standing to date, July 17th a contract price of 25 cents per pound. The Veterans of Foreign Wars arc: P W I. meeting scheduled for July 18 has Pct Darling Variety 8 8 0 1.000 been ¡M*tponed until August 2. Dorena 8 5 3 .623 8 5 3 .623 Mr* J. P. Graham will enter Union 7 4 3 .571 tain the Neighbors of Woodcraft Culp Creek I AM SORRY TO ANNOUNCE 8 4 4 .500 at her home with a 1:30 dessert. Quality Market THAT PROf.ZOOf S TALK ON Post Office 7 2 5 286 "PRESERVING PROMPTNESS" Eagles Dxlgc 8 0 8 0(X) WILL NOT BE HEARD ON SCHEDULED TIME AS The schedule for next week is PROFESSOR ZOOF WILL as follows: Monday, July 17 Quality vs. LiTTLe Eagles. LttEf Tuesday. July 18th Darling Variety va. Culp Creek. In the last two games of the Wednesday, July 19 Post Of- week set aside for making up flee vs. Union. K«m(K ¡x>Kt[x>nc<l earlier in the Thursday, July 20th Bohcmian season saw the Culp Creek toys Club vs. Eagles. take one from the Bohemian club Friday, July 31st Darling Va- team by a 6 to 3 scone last Thurs riety ' > vs. Dorena. day night., and Friday night both the Post Office and Culp Creek team went on a hitting spree that Better be safe than sorry! It’s finally ended with the Mailmen smart to be thrifty, but watch taking a win from Culp Creek Visitors at the Mamie Trunncll your step—make sure that you 13 to 9. home Friday were Mr. Schmidt buy from a store with a repu Quality Market opened this of Yoncalla and Mrs. Charles tation like Thrift-wise. week's play with a hard earned Cochrane. Miss Iola Partridge 3 to 1 victory over the Bohemian and Mr. Partridge. 50c 5 gr. U.S.P. Club team Monday evening. The Morris and Irene Roberts of game was a tight pitchers battle Springfield have moved to the ASPIRIN, 100’s 35c between Turner of th«* "BiTHncn" Harris mill. and Little Mike McKibben of the .Mrs. Corlis’ brother and wife 50c Heavy Russian •'Butchcrmen" with Truncr al 39c of Kalispell, Montana, have ar MINERAL OIL, pts. lowing 2 hits while McKibben rivici for a visit at the Corlis kept H hits well scattered Qual 40c U.S.P. ify Moral twice in the first in home. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Harris of EPSOM SALTS, 5 lbs. 25c ning and their other run in the second while Bohemian club could Smith River spent Sunday night onh dent the home plate in the at the Hugh Harris home. $2.00 Gallon initial inning. Dale Gates, slug Mrs. Nelson Garoutte and chil FOOD JUGS ... $1.25 ging outfielder, collected both of dren of McKenzie Bridge are vis th. Qu iht\ Market hits while iting at the W. F. Garoutte home. 83c Lady Esther Pleuard and Minncy both got 2 "Shorty" Corlis has arrived 59c hits for Bohemian. from Kalispel, Montana, and is at All Purpose CREAM 4-3 decision Dorena drop|x*d a the home of his parents, Mr. and $1.25 to the Union Tuesday evening. Mrs. Newland Corlis. Union rallied for two runs in the 89c PETROLAGAR 6th after trailing in the early Mr. and Mrs. Alvis Wicks and Innings of the game to snatch a son Kenneth plan to go to Clea- KOTEX, 66’s 98c victory from the Dorena team. wox lake Saturday evening and Hocker and Patten pitched good will spend Sunday at the Girl hall for Dorena and Union respec Scout camp there with their 39c 29c tively, allowing only 8 and 9 hits. daughter Norma, who has spent BATHING CAPS Dugan led the Union with 3 hits two weeks at the camp, Miss while Hocker collected 2 of his Wicks will return home with CUT-RATE PRICES ON team's hits. them. ALL TOBACCOS Darling Variety remained un- Bob Shofstall underwent a ton- defeated by romping over the hapless Eagle team Ì6 to 5 in a .op"««™ «Ml Saturday at the ragged game Wednesday evening. °^*ce Ur. Harold Axley. The -, game was marred by 14 er- A ... . .. „ - The birth of a daughter to Mr. rors, 10 of them by the Eagles. nnd Mrs Roy sevens of Pleas- Kingsley scattered 9 hits but his ant Hill June 26th was reported wildness caused him to to in by hv the »u., McFarland - maternity Look for Oreen Neon Mgn trouble in almost every inning. home. French pitched good ball and his team was trailing by 1 run at the end of the second. Here the Eagles support collapsed and the Darling team ran away to an easy victory. 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