»
We p re d ict 1941 w ill be a w et year.
I t bun rained mo much in the last
week th a t even the h isit owl« are
becoming web footed.
H appy N ew Year E verybody.
dottale (Brou e Sentinel
VOLUME LI
Otto Edw. Heck
Dies Suddenly
After Operation
COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY OREGON, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 26, 1940
Fern Ridge Dam to
Finish Spring ’41
American Pilots Train for British War Work
The F e rn Ridge dam bn« the
e arth section o f t h e
re se rvo ir
e ig h ty-six
percent
complete, i t !
wax announced S a tu rd a y at
the
'd is tr ic t o ffic e o f the U. S. E n
gineers in Eugene anrl the project
w ill be com pleted by next .spring.
Death Occurs on Tuesday Eve More than 831,000 ru b le yards o f
¡ea rth have been placed In the Fern
ning In a Eugene
‘ ridge b a rrie r, b lo cking the D in g
Tom riv e r and C oyote creek. Th««
Hospital.
¡ro c k r ip revetm ent to p ro te c t the
u |M trru m face o f the f i l l section 1«
fo rty |ierccnt fin ish ed w ith 23.075
FUNERAL SATURDAY 2 00 yards o f ns:k in place. The con
and s p illw a y is nearing com
P. M. AT MILLS CHAPEL crete
p le tion and the ere ction of the
■.......
fa b rica te d steel gate is now under-
w iiy
n“
.*aa*,,n 7 *
C le a rin g o f the F ern Ridge res-
i,.,«
.. v
u £
‘ «»^oir has been suspended due to
O tto E dw ard H eck 33. w e ll know n , h<>
,
unds wl'th WM, o f , h(.
¿ 7 '* ’* T , ”/ W, ’ Ch
4JXX) a r r is under the re se rvo ir to
the Sacred H e a rt hospital In Eu-
cjPaPcd
We p re d ict 1941 w ill be a w e t year.
It has rained so m uch in the last
week th a t even the hoot ow ls are
becoming web footed.
Happy N ew Y e ar E ve rybo dy.
NUMBER 20
Pioneer Lumber
Man Dies Dec. 21
Thirty-fiveXmas
Baskets Given
Out Over District
Jack M agladry, 76, long id e n ti
fied w ith the W est Coast L um ber
in d u s try and w ell know n here,
died a t a Eugene hoapital S a tu r
day fo llo w in g an illness o f three
weeks.
M r. M agladry. a fo rm e r resi Last Minute List Brings Total
dent, o f the C ulp Creek section,
Up to More Than Was
moved to Eugene about ten o r
tw e lve years ago w here he has
Anticipated.
since resided. He was the senior
p a rtn e r o f the Bohem ia L um ber
Co., the o th e r tw o members o f the
firm are W illia m
G a ro utte and FOOD, CLOTHING G I V O
M a jo r L aS ells S te w a rt.
NINE FAMILIES.
lie was a m em ber o f the board
o f d ire cto rs o f the W est Coast
L u m b e r association a t the tim e o f
TTif-re w ere th ir ty - fiv e C h r is t
his death and was past president mas baskets d is trib u te d o v e r th is
o f the W illa m e tte V a lle y L u m b e r te rr ito ry
according to a re p o rt
men's association. He was also a
__. from the c ity o ffice th is m o rn in g .
«
C| ’
P 8Cna ° These were in a d d itio n to c lo th -
,Up un' *n8 supplied to a num ber o f needy
ih
,me r i n h*S " ' I ? active in (am j|jPS F o r a
j t appeared
th e a ffa irs o f the republican p a rty . M thou h th pre w ould p^ t
^ ° r, V
M.r n™ r |y ™ ™ c h need as in fo rm e r
.«Iagladry came west a t an e a rly v
/ f
= .
out
C h ristm a s
5Se ifindv ^
h CaJ f n tn 7 cheer,
. n X t a / o f test X
£ r i, V S m h i ,
hC„ n ™ "
2 UtC
brought the lis t tO as
. i i i.,h
olu m b ia
to engage in m any o r m ore t ban jast ye a r, L.
;, n m ,,nn «1 .
. T VCd a w
sa‘d-
beat tie, P o rtlan d, G ran ts Pass and
a «»«41««
ff.n“
y ° V £ Wln*
HU death
wax
"P
A t the Coast F o rk dam. exeavn-
due to com pllca- Uo„ fo r
M|„ ||w
Hons fo llo w in g the operation. H e complet.-d, but c o n stru ctio n o f th<-
was a p p a re n tly w e ll on the road ,.(irth „ „ has l)ppn hUapPnded u n til
to recovery up u n til a short tim e ,H. „ Pr w eather w ith 108.000 ru b le
before bis passing w hich was a V(ird„ o f
c a rlh tn
E l» h t young A m e ric a n pilot» each fla v in » a m in im u m »1 I M b oars ol tly ln < tim e a re tra in in g for n o n -
d is tin c t shock to the e n tire c o m -, M„ n . , han 2 000 y(irdM <)f w n r ip , p
c o m b a ta n t v u r w » rk for Brit« .h In unlqu*- school a t <» Ie n 4 a lc . C a l . o p -r s tr d by M a jo r C. C. M oseley u n d er
B ritis h W a r M in is tr y r o n tr x e t. M e n « I I I fe r ry p lan es fro m fae lo ric s to airbases, p erhaps across A tla n tic .
. . I. u « 1-
, ha* hi«en placed in tin- fo il IK 1(11 ion
M r. H eck had been • resident o f WfMj w e *t w ing h«M<* slab. Excava-
F ro m le ft : K. F V a n llc re n . 27: B ill Geiger. 21: T o m W a lla c e , 23; J. P. N ew lxnd s. 23; M oseley; C. W .
C ottage Grove since 1927 com ing
fo r
bridg(. footings over
T rib k e n . 22; M . H. Vosbnrg; T o m M e G e rty . 20, a n d A. C. M arrh ban ks^
,hp Engineer'.«: clu b w ho
here fro m Baskersfle Id
( a llfo r- , h(. Coaat F ork has been sta rte d
f u-£he?Rr A
i.nett,Ii« i|B^ i ^ K J ! i supplied baskets and c lo th in g fo r
nla,.JX?er.c. * * r r * ‘<1*,<1 rom
w ith steel and deck m a te ria ls fo r
w ith ndir,h?
ifln l
nine needy fam ilies, in a d d itio n to
WendHnT1
th J h
Kc,1y
a t supplying tra n s p o rta tio n fo r the
’« V21; He
boro Septem ber the bridge store«« at the damslte.
13. 1907. a t New Meadows. Idaho.
C lea rin g th.- rese rvo ir has been
, * ,
items in m any instances.
Two
and lived in Idaho u n til he m oved progreaalng at a n orm a l rate w ith
A daughter, M rs. John T r o tt high school clubs, the Sub Deb and
to B akersfield. A t the tim e o f his f if t y acres cleared and slashed
M u rra y o f P o rtlan d, survives.
the H i-Y clubs, w ere also o f ma-
death he was associated w ith his H eavy tim la -r w ill be Used fo r
F unoral services fo r M r. Ma- te ria l
assistance
in
supply;
b ro th e r-in -la w , C ecil Beck. in the deck.
-------------
g la d ry were held a t the Veatch canned fr u it, clothing , toys
ope ra tion o f the
Golden
R u le ,
________________
W ord has Just been received by P i n S t r i k p q O v e r W p p k
C fw peration o f 10,300 covered fu ne ra l home th is m o rn in g a t money. The A m erican Legion and
H B F e rrin . superintendent o f K 1 U o l ’r i K e s U V e r
A u to Service, a new
e stab lish
em ployers in p ro v id in g a separa- 11:00 a. m. w ith the Rev. F re d e r- A u x ilia ry and L ions club aided
m ent opened on the new highw ay
schools,
th a t
the
union
high
tio n fo rm fo r each em ploye who *ck Jennings and the M asonic too. both in the tra n s p o rta tio n o f
schools a pp lica tio n fo r a wood-
’
J
last Ju ly. Previous to th is tim e he
leaves a Job was asked yesterday l^d(?c conducting
the services, the baskets and the contents of
w o rk in g course open to out o f
was associated w ith his
fa th e r.
f ...................
C o m m ittm e
baskets.
assisting
w ere
KZ'hnnl« rlr^ n d by z A d m in is tra to r Silas G aiser o ua
. n t w ill be in the P o rt- the
me- u
x tm ia . v Others-
w w n r ONUS
lin g were
school
yo
u
th
under
the
ru
ra
l
de-
A
p
p
a
re
n
tly
the
F ra n k Heck. In the Golden Rule
,
.
v
L
iiiKt m t i n »
m i « u „ . „ „ » I f i „ ,h r s ta le U nem ploym ent C om m is- land
crem atoriu m . P allbearers
W arren Edwards o f C ulp Creek,
A u to C am p and Service S ta tio n . I
tense tra in in g program hax been J*“ , ln
m is* « g « n tra l flu gjon
w ere business associates and old the tru c k o f the M ou nta in States
accepted. T h is course, as a p a rt o f epidemic. N um erous new cases r e
M r. H eck was a m em ber o f the
"U nless these form s are fille d friends o f M r. M a g la d ry and w ere Power Co., and the c ity
tru c k .
the governm ent's defense program p orted over the week end kept ou‘ as required,
C h ris tia n church, the M asonic
much delay and C o rb e tt _8m ith,_ E a rl F. G a ro utte. Even w h a t is kn o w n as the oW
w ill be held at the h ig h ' ¿ b o o l
on t h
, f ,
^ n f ^ i o n ^ d ll
M r A r th u r
F ^ k A n ^ T ^ r o ^ u n T t ? fu n < jw a T b rc L g h T in™
lodge and the R oyal A rch Masons.
shop in the evening and on S a tu r- « « > m i! down w ith
Gaiser. "This is p a rtic u la rly im - Cox and F ra n k Pleuard. H o n o ra ry p lay to supply m eat and le t t e r ,
He was also q u ite a ctive in a num -
-------
to ten
'* * ? ’*
'
p o rta n t now when we are receiv- pallbearers w ere: R. A. Booth.
A ll in a ll th is is probably the
her o f o th e r local organizations,
F rid a y evening. M r. and M rs. day
— . fo r a
- period
.-------- o
— f - e - ig - - ht - —
j
—
----- _ probably the
inclu ding the C ottage Grove Rod Fred B a rte ls served n C hristm as weeks. Young men, out o f school, ” ,J* f<,w cases have run in to pneu- ing new 1941 claim s fo r benefits . Bruce „ B. _
B:undage. H. J. Cox, b rig h te st C hristm as fo r the larg-
and Gun Club.
d in n e r to employes o f the H and H between the ages o f 17 and '£> w ill m onia
a t the ra te o f several hundred a M a jo r LaSells S te w a rt. W. A. Ga- est num ber o f people th a t has been
S u rv iv in g are his w idow , a son. Mines at Bohemia. T h e re were he eligible.
d a y ."
ro u tte and
Judge Law rence T . enjoyed here in the
past ten years.
e past
LATIIAM
M
I1OOI.
TO
OPEN
D onald E d w a rd ; his parents. M r. fo rty -e ig h t employes and members
The course w ill iqclude wood-
One o f th re e fo rm s m ust be H a rris .
-- - biggest
-
I
t
was
the
CTiristmas
shop
DEC EMBER 30.
and M rs. F ra n k H eck; a b ro llie r o f th e ir fa m ilie s to e njoy the tw o wBTkTnjp and p ra c tic a l c a rp e n try.
used, the a d m in is tra to r
pointed
ping season experienced by local
F ra n k o f C ottage Grove and six tu rke y« and a ll the ftx ir
In i« .
Leroy
B cg htol. in d u s tria l, a rts
oS w
o uL They are: -
merchants io te n ^ e m and ac-
The Ijith a tn sch
i ll resume
staters. M rs. G race K a rle s k ln t of
E x p to ra tlo n w o rk continu«-s at teacher at the high school, w ill !*•
n
r s rtt;
i a
i«ira«ion nniM-r
<*Fdfng to reports. Affair sanip story
ST
a s,
separation
notice if ,n
M cC all. Idaho;
Mias
M a rg a re t the (Ttampi«>n m ine, the o nly I I the in s tru c to r. A t
least ten m ust M ',n' lay. Decem ber 30th. a fte r a ern{J|OVp |eaVes because o f
lack
is told in practically every section
Heck o f C ottag e G rove; M rs. N in a And H p ro p e rty a ctive at the pres- e n ro ll in the class before w o rk can short holiday vacation, it was an- of WOr k .”
of the nation.
S m ith o f V e ntura. C a lifo rn ia ; M rs. ent tim e. W orkm e n have been en- begin. Those interested in ta k in g nouncc<' Tueaday by S. T. Rose,
Second a separation re p o rt_
A lta Pierson o f Lynnw otxl, C a ll- la rg in g a d itc h in the 1200 fool th is course should
confer w ith Pn n cipal. I he C hristm as vacation one copy o f w hich m ust be m ailed
fo m ia ; M rs. Augusta Beck o f (Tot- crosscut, the d itc h has been en- e ith e r M r. Beghtol. S uperintendent w “ s s h o rte r th is ye a r
than in (o the comm ission i f the em-
tage Grove, and Miss Gladys H eck larged fo r a distance o f 1.100 feet. F e rrin , o r H. C.
W
illiam
son,
vo- ° th e r J years, • due to the fa . ct ■ th 7
a t ploye
n|OVP q u
uits w
w ith o
u
cause is dis
dis
„
W
illiam
son,
vo-
u t t t cause,
The C ottage G rove Lions w ill
•
a
P«>ye q
q u its
its w ith
.tn o
ou
cause, is
is <ua
also o f Cottage Grove.
W o rk has also been s ta rt.n l on ra tio n a l in s tru c to r "
tor. It is expected
charged fo r m isconduct, o r is un open th e ir re g u la r league basket
several days o f school avaj|able fo r suitable w ork.
He was m a rrie d to D ella C aton d riv in g the 1.200 foot level .
th a t the class w ill be organized
ball sch««dule when th ey face the
Of C ottage G rove on June 11,
A c tiv ity at the p roperties w ill and under w ay by January 6th. when they move in to th e ir new
T h ird , a lis tin g o f employes in- stron g S p rin g fie ld
M ille rs next
1929.
not lik e ly be enlarged u n til the F u rth e r in fo rm a tio n w ill lx- given b u ild in g a lx iu t M arch la th
volved in a la b o r dispute.
F rid a y night, Ja nu ary 10th, on the
F u n e ra l services w ill be held com ing o f the w a rm w eather next week
Com plete in fo rm a tio n concern- Lions’ home flo o r.
S A L E M , O r e g _ o n (Special)-
CHRISTMAS DANT E WELL
S a tu rd ay afternoon a t 2:00 p. m. m onths. The new chem ical pro-
—
ing these« notices and e x tra form s
-phe inexperienced M ille rs , w ho Oregon’s to u ris t tra v e l in* spite o f
ATTENDED.
a t the M ills Chapel w ith the Rev. cess, w hich enables w orkm en to
m ay be obtained a t any o f the 22 are coached by Elden F ix, w ill face a fe eling o f co un ty-w id e
unrest
Gordon Hypes o ffic ia tin g . Services cla ssifly and separate a ll m etals
Th<> C hristm as d ance sDonsored pJn P!o>'rncnt offices scattered over a team o f veterans and p robably caus«?d by the w o rld situ a tio n , was
«11
nr I.SIIII.IS
m o . sjxrnsorco |h c s t a , e
___ _r
,__ _
«rrentnr rlnrino 1OW rhon I . 1Q«»Q
w ill be in charge o f the C ottage •» Interesting. E v e ry th in g is saved
one o f the best q u in te ts th a t the Rreater d u rin g 1940 th an in 1939.
by the A m erican Legion fo r the
G rove M asonic lodge. In te rm e n t fro m the process except the hy-
Lions
have
had
in
recent
years,
according to the T ra v e l and In -
benefit o f B a tte ry E mess fund,
to be In the M asonlc-I.O .O .F. cem- d ro e lo rlc acid. A salt cake is tu rn -
The
S
p
rin
g
n
e
ld
hoopsters
have
fo rm a tio n d ep a rtm e n t o f the Ore-
given
the
n
ig
h
t
o
f
the
25th
at
the
ed out In the process w hich to
etery.
«J
run UP a m ediocre
pro-season K °n S tate H ig h w a y commission.
a rm o ry was w e ll attended
and
used in th«« m an u fa ctu re o f paper.
score w ith several bad defeats and
Even m ore encouraging are fore-
r. ..
,
fhp crow d was o rd erly. The a ffa ir
________
a «roupie o f h ea rtb re a k in g losses casts
fo r
1941
fro m
various
B oth the C ottage (.ro v e union rietted (hc fu n (l about 55500.
The 1ÎM1 co u n ty co m m itte e w ill h uf have alw ays gone down fig h t- ^ n^ cs
X d
niKh school and the e le m e n tary
__ _____________
M-hooLs w ill resume
w o rk next
ALIEN REiilSTRATION
lx- elected at the convention o f the
Coach Frecce, the Lions' new U nlte d States
lnt10
aH
w««ek. T hursday. January 2nd. a f
ENDS TODAY.
Lpne C ounty A g ric u ltu re Conser-
th a t
indications
te r a ten day's vacation period. A
v a lio n association to be held a t basketball coach has cooked up sourccs agree
n um ber o f the teaching s , ta ff , .. are
1’oday is the last day fo r regis- U 30 p. m. F rid a y in the 4-H b uild- one o f the most glam orous basket- point ' to the best tra v e l y e a r in
in P o rtla n d the la tte r p a rt o f th is trn tjo n
, ahpns Mo„ , than 4 - big in Eugene. R ecently-elected hall concoctions in the league and h 1
The Men's Toggery team o f C o t
week a tte n d in g sessions o f the 209.000 re g istra tio n s have been re-
• delegates
• •
- m the
. 10 co u J n ty com- a fte --------------------------------------------------
fro
r a ve ry successful pre-season a ^ i.ene
^ j r u D r i v ^ r o v ’i em X ?-
tage G rove cleared a no the r hurdle
u lla g on
e Grove
had
a tio
hard
e
gistn
Te««ehec's
,-h c ,
A ,.„u s , 2 7,h and ,b c uum Us s w in „ „ e n d
"s S e S
« u a to
™ ¡T E
ip the Lane C ounty Independent holding
to its re
p u ta
n as tim
the
S’ ’
^ « c h e r s assiwia-
a o tia
Woodworking Project Is Set Up
For Cottage Grove Union School
ants Assistance
10,510 Employers
’S
W eeK
End; Many Victims
Christmas Dinner
Served H. and H.
Employes Friday
Millers First on
Lions Cage Slate
Schools to Resume
Sessions January 2
Toggeryites Beat Storm Sweeps A
Wendling 45 to 24 Wide Coast Area
Tourist Travel In
State Greater in 41
1941 Agriculture Com.
rp
n 4. j m
10 JtSe Xilectea ± naay
league T hu rsda y evening when s««etion o f the state w here the low -
m . sx Em m a ReHe Stadden hitrh Justice
departm ent
is devising
Raym ond A. J o h n s o n .
1940
"
, ■ s
,
,
J.,.? p rin c ip a l fa cto rs w h ich im pel such
2 S i 1S b S ? . , 5 ^ 3 h« . „ " S I 1" “ : : ' h T ' n‘ !
"
,
r " v ..... .
- i i S i S S S ; . “ 'in S
'
ways o f m aking a perm anent pro- chairm an, w ill preside. The group successful. Some o f the Lio n sup- forPPasts A uto m o bile sales are re
w ill elect a cAm m ittee o f three P ? 1 e™ a rc alrea d y
tra re l
T h ? v io ro rv
nJ
k t-a i
^ h<?n " * T ‘ u tO nn ° f Krt,e « "*’ E nglish and guidance adviser. gra m «.f ke««ping tra c k o f aliens.
---------------------------
members, w ith
tw o
a lte r n a te . th e ,r h0»*5 o f havin« the L,ons ~
PX
g
‘
tJ £ m 2
iJ ^ h J P™P"r ’ '» "» swept the west «roast w ho h(*
^ c u p e r a tln g fo r
name e n g iiv e d on a no the r league
f° " ° W autom obi,e
A holiday to ll o f at least 390 F o llo w in g election the new com-
if? ™
“ ..V
J
" nd b a t,.c r7 * coastal rU ies roach- ««veral m onths from
league w ith M cK e e s o f S p rin g - ing a v e lo c ity o f e ig h ty -fiv e m iles w iii
o vpr her e lis s i's w hich v,M|cnt deaths was recorded today m ittc e w ill meet to designate the cu£ ;
The T ra v e l and In fo rm a tio n de-
haa te en ta u g h t by M rs Florence ‘ in
" ‘«xirts ,»r ,u
the -------"**-----------------
natio n's observ- --------------
se cre ta ry -----
and *-------------
tre a su re r fo r *’
the
The L ions' o th e r league oppon- p,) rtm pn t estim ates th a t Oregon's
field. These tw o teams meet on an hour nt M arshfield.
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n
ils
is
«11
la
u
g
n
i
oy
««is.
r
n
m
i
iv
i
ancp
o
f
C
hristm
as.
».«or.
e
n
ts
a
r
e
K
n
cen
e
J
u
n
c
tio
n
(
it
v
L«_u___
J-____ ■______________ R ._a
ents
are
Eugene,
Junction
C
ity
.
ye ar
the local co u rt In the next gam««
Heaviest damage lo c a lly was to
v is ito rs d u rin g 1940 numbered
Glass o f Eugene.
•nd U n iv e rs ity H igh.
fo r the local team. I t is h ig h ly pow er and com m unication lines,
s lig h tly in excess o f 1,000,000 per
nrobable th a t th is game w ill be The crow o f the M ou n ta in States
sons and th a t th e y spent in ex
HIGH (iRADE LIMESTONE
the fir s t played upon the a rm o ry Power com pany w orked u n til M on
cess o f 45,000,000 in th is state.
FROM WILLAMETTE IKK K.
flo o r ax it is scheduled fo r Janu- day m o rn in g re p a irin g
broken
A lth ou g h o u t-o f-sta te m oto rists
a ry
lines caused by fa llin g tim bers.
re g istra tio n s w ith the secretary o f
A fte r a slow s ta rt In w hich they The c ity proper was w ith o u t lig h ts
W illa m e tte v a lle y fnrm ers. who
state's o ffice showed a d ro p o f
w ere 10 points behind nt one tim e , on|y
fifte e ....................
n m inutes, . hut have long- know n th a t th e ir land
.... about
.......... .........
13.9 per cent below 1939, a num
the T oggery five ra llie d to cu t the (he (rower liqe to B la c k h u tte and was badly in ne««d o f lim e rock
ber o f o th e r fa cto rs p oint d e fin ite -
W e n dllng lead to 3 points at the (O Lorane was out several hours fe rtiliz e r, m ay be able to purchase
ly to increased volume.
P re lim in a rie s to t h e construe-
A t C ra te r L ake N a tio n a l Park
a lf w hich cnde<1.21 to 17. Gordon due tn trees fa llin g o ver o r against high grade rock derived fro m the
__________ l* ° n (,f a hangar by the C ottage evpry ca r is registered and C ra te r
/r ig h t led the C ardin als in th e ir (he lines. Several ru ra l telephone low grade deposits o c cu rrin g in
Grove F ly in g club, on the a irp o rt Lake showed a gain o f 12J per
firs t h a lf a tta c k th a t made the lo- lines w ere nlso out o f «commission the v a lle y at Dallas and M arquam ,
fo u r grounds south o f tow n, w ere s ta rt- CPnt o ver 1939. The Oregon Caves
cal defense look lik e a sieve.
fo r a ( imp w ith broken lines.
if tests made re c e n tly by the state New Plant Starts Operations S h s . ^ r o p i c s ^ s past
, coasoI,da- ed Tuesday. The c o n tra c t
fo r resort had its biggest season and
W ith a new com bination on the
Eugene, hardest h it o f any ro m - d e p a rtm e n t o f geology an«l m in er-
tio n o f the m ill and fin is h e r and b u ild in g the hangar was aw arded biggest single day th is year. Clat-
After Four Months Con
flo o r a t the s ta rt o f the second rn u n ity w ith in a fifty - m ile radius, n l ind ustrie s and the U nite d States
replaces (lie W oodard L u m b e r ( o. P. ,1. Bush and the p ro je c t w ill be sop beaches reported record tra v e l
h a lf the G rove team ra llie d to was w ith o u t lig h ts and pow er F r i- bureau o f m ines can be applied on
struction Period.
m ill at London,
w hich was razed com pleted as soon as possible.
as did also such Cascade resorts as
o ve rta ke
the fa d in g W endling day n ig h t. P ra c tic a lly a ll tow ns a com m ercial scale.
________
a t the beginning o f the tra n s fe r
A t the re g u la r club m eeting D iam ond lake and C rescent lake.
team , m id w a y in the th ird q u n r- irotw ron hero and P o rtla n d had
T hree series o f tests w ith v a ry -
«»(»orations. R em oval o f the Lon- M onday a t the o ffic e o f the .Cot- The tra v e l d ep artm en t sent ques-
te r. Led by B u tte rw o rth 's dead- e le c tric service in te rru p te d fo r ing fa cto rs w ere made on lin n
The fir s t test run o f the new don m ill was made necessary by tage Grove Gas com pany, m em - tionnaires to the p rin c ip a l resorts
nye shooting the local q u in te t soon several hours.
stones fro m M arquam and D allas
m ill «»I the W . A. W ootlard L u m b e r the co nstructio n o f the C ottage bers voted to re in s ta te d elinquent hotels and m o to r courts th ro ug h -
ra n up a com m anding lend t h
a
t ________________
«"aVt^tiaTe ro n 7 e n t,o M h e \.» « 'k was
Coj 1,* 'a' cd a t M o n n e tt a m ile G rove dam. Logs are being ha « - d club membere i f such m em bers Ou t the state. O f those re p lyin g
was e asily m aintained u n til the a r
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p
zi
raised fro m around 40 to over 8 and a h a lf south o f tow n was made b y tru c k fro m the B la c k h u tte sec- w ould pay th e ir Ja nu ary
1941 m oro than h a lf said th e ir business
and o f the fin a l period
D u rin g
H fir m
thia
l a s h e d Ul<W,< 1 **» «< \slUfJ neroent T h e tests involved c rin d - M onday. The n«-w m achinery was tion. but la te r a new ra ilro a d ru n - dues. R outine business was tra n - was b e tte r than last year,
_ h a lf the local team f flashed
spine o f the best basketball ever
ing the lim estone to v a ry in g de- operated fo r an hour w ith o u t saw- nin g to the B la c k h u tte section w ill sacted and a rou nd -tab le discus-
grees o f fineness, and m ix in g por^ J " « «
Prohab ly s e r v e the m ill.
sion finished Monday evening's
Witnessed by the local fans. They
JAMES E. PICKENS DIES
session.
tions w ith so a p s and chemksab so ib™ l|M> th<
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SUDDENLY.
com bined excellent b a ll handling
th a t the lim e content is lifte d by " « pr snw.ng fo r a s h o rt tim e was
W ith good shooting and aggrossive
closed
down
fo
r
the
rem
ainder
o
f
1911
BABY
DERBY
FOUR TRANSFERRED
O. II. Pickens was called to
defense p la y to take com m and o f
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a l e sti- , the
the contest.
m ates o f 1940 crops made by the rie d o ff fro m the o th e r c o n s titu - 1,10 l,ay ,o m ake adjustm ents.
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Roseburg last T hursday afternoon
The fir s t o f the new year
.J a c k B u tte rw o rth led a ll scor- a g ric u ltu re departm ent yesterday ents. I f th is process, called " flo -
Representatives o f various Con
F o u r w ith the U. S. Engineer's by the sudden death o f his b ro th e r.
brings on m any changes nnd
C re w here have been tra n sfe rre d James E a rl Pickens, w ho suc-
ors with 17 points, b ut he was placed to ta l wheat p roduction a t ta tio n ,” can be applied on nn ero- corns who su|>plied m achinery and
e x c itin g events and th is year
to Pendleton, w here they w ill be cumbed to a h e a rt a tta ck, M r.
closely follow ed
by
W endllng's ¡816,698.000 bushels compared w ith dom ic scale, W illa m e tte
V a lle y m ate ria ls fo r the new m ill were
w ill he no exception. C ottage
employed on the Pendleton a irp o rt Pickens was w e ll know n over
classy center, Gordon W rig h t, 751,435,(MX) bushels last year, and fa rm e rs m ay be able to use local present as w e ll as m any ltroal
G rove m erchants are sta ying
citizens.
m ' ill, a v e r y com
p ro je ct. The tra n s fe r is e ffe ctive Douglas county, having been en-
w ith 16.
¡corn p roduction at
2,449,200,000 rock fo r th e ir fe rtiliz e r.
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the th ird annual baby derby
pact p la nt, embodies m any new
M onday and involves the fo llo w in g gaged in the m e rca n tile hi min —»
S u m m a ry:
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| bushels, compared w ith 2,602,133,
w ith a ttra c tiv e prizes fo r the
features, w hich have
heretofore
m en: F red Law rence. Lon Me- a t Roseburg fo r a n um ber o f years
Swanson 6 ..... F ............... 6 S m ith 000 bushels last year.
TELEPHONE ALMANAC
fir s t and second bake s o f the
not been introduced in (his sec
G irk , Oscar Shockley and J. T. and was a t one tim e associated
Sokolich 4 ....... F ......... 2 W o jn ia k
P ro du ction o f o th e r fa rm crops.
A V A IL A B L E .
C ottage Grove tra d e area to
tion. New features
incorporated
S tra n ix . The land surveys on both w ith his b ro th e r, O. H. Pickens, in
B u tte rw ’th 17.. C ........... 16 W rig h t w ith com parative fig u re s fo r last
be born in 1941. T his is a fea
saw, a sh«»tgur
shotgun
the C ottage G rove and Dorena the g rocery business. In rece nt
Copies o f the 1941 Telephone include
Lnc*ude a band saw
French
G ....... 2 D. W rig h t year, was reported as fo llo w s:
tu re o f m a n y com m unities
Oats 1,235.620000 bushels, com- Alm anac, an annual p ub lica tion o f
d° gS a" d “ d;
dan?? W*H lx ' *n c^argc o f C. O. years he had been connected w ith
M in o r ................G .................4 ------------
D illo n
and newspapers th ro ug h ou t
W olfe.
not„ on. caiT- f
»PeiaU d
the ta x co lle ction d e p a rtm e n t of
Peck 1 ...............S ............... 4 C ra lg e r pared w ith 935.942,000 last ye ar; the A m erican Telephone and T ele-
the U n ite d States, not th a t
1 barley 309,235,(XX) and 274,767.000; Rraph company, now m ay be ob- * 1 ^ . 1
S
Douglas co u n ty and in the last
Tracy 6 ..........S
they w an t to em ulate H itle r
'potatoes 397,722,(XX) bu. and 363,- *
. af '
, p,pnhnnn
„ „ cha,ns carries logs from the m ain
election was the successful ca n d i
NAVITITY SCENE.
Grimes 6 ........ S
159 000- sugar beets
11 969 000 ,ained at the telephone office, ac- saw to t (,e PdgPr, to trim m e r, to
o r M ussolini and b r i n g on
date fo r co u n ty assessor.
Referee: M cKibben.
more cannon fodder, but Iho
tons and 10 781,000; hops 41722 - corciing to Lenora M. Langston, the p«»ny edger th rough the gang
T here are a num ber o f a ttra c -
.
young ty p ify g ro w th and de
saws and out in the yard.
liv e ly ligh ted homes th is C h ris t- O U R T H A N K S T O T O M (3 0 X .
B E R L IN A d o lf H itle r made a 000 lte „ arid 37,932,000; apples manager.
velopm
ent;
m
e
n
and
women
mas and among the new lig h tin g
O u r th an ks goes to T om Cbx
The Alm anac contains h is to ric a l
The new m ill is served by a
C hristm as to u r along the n o rth e rn (c o rn 'll 115,456,000 bu., nnd 143,-
w ho are soon to t a k e o u r
effects erected is a w ind ow de- th is week fo r helping the S e n tin e l
52,772,000
and d H * a « a stronom ical calculations, 14 acre m ill pond, also recently
F rench coast, D N B , o ffic ia l G er
q
o ’T q q ’J v v »
an«
places and c a rry on.
p ic tin g the T hree W ise Men, w hile the pub lish er was in c a p s c it-
m an news agency, snid today. I t 61,072,000; pears 32.1WI.OOO and te ,ephonp ln fo rn ia ( ion and o th e r | com pleted w hich is fed by
the
Read the p a g e ad to be
erected at the S m ith Chapel, tated w ith the flu . T om was
was reported he to ld his soldiers 31,047,(XX); grapes 2,482,(XX) ions ■
found
in
th
is
issue
fo
r
details.
w hich is w o rth y o u r tim e to d riv e to pinch h it fo r us fo r a day and
“ a b e tte r and m ore b e a u tifu l G er nnd 2,526,000; pecans 87,286,000 in te re s tin g Items, nnd Is free to Const fo rk riv e r.
I a ll telephone subscribers.
. The new m ill hns been under
by if you have not seen it.
a half, w hich helped a lot.
lbs., and 63,639,000.
m a n y " w ill come fro m the w ar.
Test Run of Woodard Construction on
Mill Is Made Monday
,s S,artei
8.
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I f/)n
Bigger Than 1939
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