Wc arc In It,
let's win It.
Ax the Axis.
Buy defense-
bonds.
We are tn it,
let*» win It.
(Íofía
vaiarsiK h i
W ith the Late W illiam
Jennings Bryan.
BODY BENT TO PORTLAND
FOR CREMATION
Buy defense
bonds.
COTTAGE GROVE, L A N E COUNTY. OREGON, T ill RHI,AV, I E l’.KI ARY l!t, 1912
Death Ends Long
Career for Omer
M. Kern Friday
Made First Political Cnnipaii;n
Ax the Axis.
Veterans of Foreign
Wars Are Contacting
Parents Service Men
N l Al 11 E ll 28.
N e w A rm y Meal T icket G ood New s lor Restaurant Owners
The loeul post of the Veterunx
of Foreign Wuis ore personally
contacting the pan-nlM of all boys
who are in the service to show
their appreciation of the sacrifice
the boys und their parents are
making. Records showing the ser­
vice offered are Ix-ing given to
these purents. A silver slur on the
catd represents active foreign
service, a blue star represents
training al a station or camp and
a gold star represents the sacri­
fice of life for the cause. Copies of
the veterans' national publication,
"Foreign Service,” will be mailed
directly Io the b >ys.
Wives, mothers, daughters and
sisters of lioys In the foreign ser-
vice now an- Invited to join the
auxiliary thus associating with
the women whose relatives have
fought in previous wars,
W hat may pruv« a boon to restauran t owners la the A rm y ’s new
practice of issuing meal tirke ta Instead of cash to soldiers fo r the
purchase of inruls while traveling. These tickets allow a soldier to
spend a m axim um of 76 cents a meal in restaurants and 11 a meal
In railroad dining cars— In many instances more than ba would
• pend if he were paying rash.
The tickets (one of which ia reproduced below) are slig h tly
ger than a currency note, are w hite and must be tilled out by the
••u in g officer. When a restaurant operator receives one in tender
ThM SV»««
S«
BM *» «IkRff« «I F*/«f
i Fort
-4 M I— W «M » V , . 1 — 1—
wkwm ptwpwdr
by U mssm «
C h u r c h ill,
A la b a r a
« _
for a meal, he Alls in a few blanks and mails the ticket to the
finance officer at the poet from which the soldier traveled. When
the m eal tickets are received by the finance officer, they are given
im m ediate attention and checks for the fu ll amount are sent at
once.
Now th at the U nited States Is at w ar, more and more of these
meal tickets w ill be used. Restaurant operators who wish to share
In the task of feeding the soldiers w ill acquaint themselves with the
new meal tickets and be prepared to honor them.
■wWseawls «.Ws HWb.se** ■— *
w •>•*»» *•«. m u . «e* s u s * <jv svassi lies
Í — ■ *. e r a s * Sv * s paaaas —
da. s SksaM ha — 4 a * a». Ws S 1 IW
riNxcacs " ornes».
»« sir »
»> Fort CburchiXLa-.ÀlAbaoA
FBI Starts Job of
Cleaning House
On Enemy Aliens
Drive
A gainst Enemy Aliena
Nets 21 in State
Yesterday.
UNITED STATES ARMY MEAL TICKET
(C m S fee -u—1. aaalr)
Eort.CirxrcW.il...
AlaUaaa..........
(»erne W
ss-4*—l
m ill
© O / 4 U 1
SPRAGUE SA Y S M EASURE3
Tc binary.
ib s M
ARE INADEQUATE.
Any concern (□» person) tervm « meals Io the public, on presenuiano al this request, tagned by the Issuing
A drive by the Federal Bureau
O ftcer. is euthosued tn furruih . . J P X L t . . J O h f l
. J A Q O O O O ______ ____ sod . T f f O ..........................
of Investigation of a secret Jap­
enisled men of the A rm y est route f r o m .................. ¿ X o Y C X d & I f i
...................... ................_ ..........
Death ended a long career Fri-
anese organization netted 21 en­
day for Omer Madison Kent. »>.
t o . C b s P V g r . y . O ^ o r s i f t __________ - a h . 3 . .
emy aliens yesterday in round-up
yar assi vksa tened ia dtnef u n
who had been prominently Identl-
drives in Oregon, dispatches from
fled with the business and |>olitlcal
ss mkwd traast, sad sat Is a iu » ( 7k slseskers.
iryeopiskas
£JZ^>..A..0 â 3..Q
Portland said last night.
T R. Nos. 3 6 9 3 7 9 1 . . - suased lor trsnsportotson.4
interests of thri-e stales lie died
J. Douglas Swenson, in charge
at his home at 1509 West Main
of the district F.B.I. office, said
street following several years of
I certify th a t . _ 3 - - - - ra«»l(«>{ j ^ b u lunasshed
n -u
by . U f l L t P ( i . N ä t J . Q O S . G f l f A
he was not at liberty to reveal
poor health
information about the secret so­
at ..Up.VQnYHle,..Alahaca___
Mr. Kem cam«- here In 1908 as
J je b n id O £ ..5 — ........... - t * 2 .
ciety. but added that “a few more”
president of the Collage (¡rove
St a to ta l coot of 6 ? . a l O . .
arrests were expected.
Electric Co., In which business he
While G-men worked in Port­
engaged with his daughter und
W D . O . M . O . F u r a i N o . eoe
TH»
M
C
A
t
rieur
sm
all
m
usgo
roa
n
a
poocuaUtM
Ddr
or
rooo
uto
m
oisajxohouc
scvducu
o
su
n .(.p ro s e d by Cnogpcretlar Ossasnl, U S.
land
cleaning up alien enemy
son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. C. M
(U
s
s
ly
p
o
w
v
tto
s
,
Isaia,
o
r
IssdsHkls
posasti
ssaly
t
o
OU
I
n
d
a
is
tls
k
o
e
)
la o tjo ry IS. IM I
areas, drives throughout the Pa­
Shinn until (he utility was sold
cific Coast were in full swing,
Oregon's quota of new tires for
In 1922 to the Mountain Stales
Soldier'* Meal Ticket • • . Take a Good L ook At It, Mr. Restaurant Man
particularly in California.
Power Co. He retired when the pussenger ram, motorcycles und
Twelve squads of F.B.I. agents
light trucks w-ill tie 1233 tor F'eb-
business was sold
and police and sheriff's deputies
lle was born Novemlier 13. 1855 ruary, according to announcement
carried out the series of sweeping
at Hagerstown, Indiana and wus made Saturday in Washington by
raids, Swenson said.
married in 1871 to Nancy Ix-nora Price Administrator Ix-on Hende
Eight enemy aliens were taken
Benson, who (Mtssed away in 1883 »on.
into custody earlier in the day in
Mobilization of all women in
In 1885 he married Alice Marla
Eligible vehicles in tfie same
the Portland area. Presidential
South Lane county is underway at
lxM-khirt
-
iiiKin will have ■ Quota of
search warrants had been issued
the present time and volunteer
Most of hi» early life was spent 1032 new tubeg during the month,
for about 27 establishments where
— - - ■
workers who are canvassing the
tn Nebraska, where he entered Henderson said.
it was believed there was enemy
REGISTRATION ABOUT VP
political life first serving as de-
F'or (ru,.)c un<) busses Hender-
F. L Grannis t o « . Appeal t o ^ ^ ' 7 “ S S ,
TO PAR.
The Cottage Grove Lions lost a activity.
their work this week. The ladies
puly county treasurer of Custer V)n KUVl. th„ foltowing February
Speaking of the secret organi­
have been alloted ten days to com- close league tilt to the Springfield
county. In 1891 he was elected to quota> N,.w , lrcs
2016
More Complete List
new
The number registered of the
plete this task, which started last Millers by a score of 23-21 in an zation, Swenson said, "These peo­
Ihe U. S house of representatives (ubw, -M57;
of Names.
21 to 44 year old men here Mon-
week.
overtime period Friday night, on ple are believed to be un-American
and served in the house- until 1«97
rhe
February
quotas
for
the
day
was
about
ax
antici|«ated,
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An important thing to remem- the Millers' floor. The Millers won or we wouldn't be picking them
when he moved his family to
Montrose, Colorado
He was a "a ,'on «P»™»"»«! » d™*’*<; «*- however officials said they were
An effort ia being made in the t*1- *s that ,he I^eaem effort is in the second overtime period af- up. We believe the organization
life-long friend of the bite WII-
,r™nJ»"' '•«?"•» f°r Jnnu- not permitted to disclose the num- high school to get the names of purel> volunt’ ry «»d not com- ter the game ended 19-19. and is opposed to the best interests
ham Jennings Bryan and made his ary r'w ’■‘•‘»"••«T figure of new her of men registered Only three all graduate« and* ex-high school Pulsory such “ applies to the was st,U tied 21-21 at the end of of the country.”
fust campaign for national cong- ‘" 7 ,ur
l>assenger cars, places of registration were main- students who are serving in the acllial milltary ^rvice.
Earlier in the day Governor
the first overtime. The entire
motorcycle* und light truck* is turned In south Lane county, here. armed forces of the United State«.
re»» with the great commoner.
[)Urf» w of the question- game was a see-saw affair with Charles A. Sprague sent a tele­
While a resilient of MontroM*. HO.7R4.
..
. as , compared to 114,191 Lorane ami Culp Creek.
l he following list has been com- na,re as we unders,and >’ « to neither team getting more than gram to Attorney General Fran­
'•olorado he served a term in the
,or Janu" ?
i letter county totals were rclean- piled but It is felt that there are ascerta,n «hat each individual three points ahead The score nt cis Biddle in which he declared
New tube figures for the same cd from the draft board at Eugene others who have bei-n"overlooked woman ls capable of doing in the the end of the first quarter was present measures were inade­
state legislature, i'ving there un­
A service flag is soon to be vac,ous phases of national defense 4-3 in favor of the Lions. At the quate. He advocated immediate
til he came to Cottage Grove in classification are (»7.616 for Feb- and the total of the 20 to 44 year
190«
ruary and 95.590 fur January.
old men who had not previously niade which wiU
the front wor^ and
,be rid**8 so choose half the score was knotted 7-7. internment of all enemy aliens in
Registered
were
4,982
Of
this
corridor
of
the
itjfa r buRdfnr and' lbev
secure
employment in From the half on it was any the Pacific Coast states.
F u n e ra l arrv tre a w en - conducted _
, .
_
_
number
A
« ’T f t f r ot
,th^
-----S * 416
* *• were registered • • here. ih .'.'^ o T is T n x io u T t iT i^ B
* ” ” com
tf
♦ kz. defensc industri«. "body's
1 r f a *. ■ ¿¡ame
.
. . <
■ i ♦ t-. 1. both’teams
* V. ’ * .. .. - • play­
. 7 ,. . •
with
from the Mills cbapel Monday af- L i m b i n g ' S C IS O D I s
ing
good
ball.
The
Lions
led
13-12
The"’ “ "°thlne compulsory ra­
let noon with thwHev. H W Da- T T w z l« .™ « .,. T . . . . . . . a __ Culp (reek 78. Creswell 80. Lor- ex-high school student in service
via. former Cottage Grove Baptist U l I ( l e r W 3 , y , L O SSC S A F 6 “0° 51
the honor of being represented by gardlng the affair, notwithstand- at the end of the third quarter
ing impressions to the contrary. but couldn't seem to get up
a star in this flag.
pastor, officiating The body wus a a j ,l f . T > . W n a w
sent to Portland for cremation o a i u 1,0 n e n e a v y
enough drive to push out in front
HKAKEN l.«< K, CAR NONE
Should any person of our com­
and win. Todd of Springfield held
LET’S GIVE LEE MCHOI-S
DIVK8.
He Is survived oy his u-ldow;
munity know of others whose
high honors with 9 counters and
A
GOOD
SEND
OFF.
five daughters. Mm. C. M. Shinn,
The •■mblng season is well un-
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names do not appear in the fol­
was followed by Seaman, his team-
Miss Myrlle Kejn, Cottage Grove; derw-iy In this xi-clion with a good
A car driven by I erry Iuine lowing list, please send, or phone
Lee Nichols, who casts his lot mate, with 7. Minor was high man
Mrs. Gard Corey, Olathe, Colo-
*b,‘ Ptx-sent crop dropped, w'ent Into a nose dive near Culp in the names to F. L. Grannis,
with the naval reserve next Thurs-. for the Lions with six points,
rado; Mrs. McKinley Carr. India- Growers however are not having Creek Suturduy when the driver principal of the high school.
Cash income from farm sales of
day should have a good send off,
The Springfield B string won a crops and animal products in Ore­
napolls, Indiana; Mrs. Roy Muhrt, ,be usual success and the looses attempted to check the speed of
Graduates
and
ex-students
in
the
since it was a difficult decision, close game over the Cottage gon during the first eleven months
Mill Valley. California; three sonv an* «*P«,c»<’d to run from twenty- <b‘‘ ‘ «r near a grade crossing with
..
. .
The occasion of his departure to Grove B's by a score of 23-21.
Claude J Cottage Grove Huxley
t(>
percent in some in- , ”e result that a front wheel lock-
of 1941 was $37.202.000 or ap­
zUfred
Allen,
Howard Arnest, j ojn , he armet, forces should be
Lineups-
D. K«m. ' Portland, and’ Victor «tanew. The Ions uaually where t*d. causing the car to turn sharp-
proximately 38 per cent greater
Earl
Baldwin.
Dde*
^ m^ ™ b^u°PC'.T l? _ aA e. i.t ! - C._ Cottage Grove
the lamb is Ixirn dead is said to
A Kon of Mrs Lane wus thrown
Kem, Monmouth.
Springfield than during the same period of
SentirM?1 hflS «"an««» tO haVe ' Wicte 3
F
be due to a mineral deficiency against I ho windshield and reccis- Arthur Bauder, Verann^Rlsck'
2 Williams
F
2 Steinhauer 1940, according to estimates by
and one rancher. Clyde Wright of ,,d a s,na11 <*ut- The others escap- Floyd Bennett, \ ernon Black, yjK-hols over at our front door Minor 6
the United States department of
Lester
Blackmore.
Norman
Blade-
^
m
p
ïly
“Àt'
1:00
p”
m''Fcbroao'
5
Creswell, is said to have lost
w ’hout injury.
___ ______
Beidelt agriculture which have just been
more: D a r r o l B o n h r r J a c k R n s .
. ........ . ____ «_ ».
___uangsion
□ ___ C „
,
7'
.Ci"
'
—
«
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—C
~
7"
25th
and
any
young
lady
desiring
inn„Q
o
n
twenty-five in this manner before
- ... .
7 Seaman received by the agricultural ex­
laugh, Delmar Bowers. Douglas , o bid him a fond farewcU is in.
5
G
finding out what the trouble was. AIR RAID WARDEN MEETING. R " hi,r , „ . , 1 _ Rrnll.n „„„
G................ 9 Todd tension service at O.S.C.
_
___
Hraihei
J
u
s
t
i
n
Brown,
noy
vited
to
forTn
a
ljne
t0
his
right
’
D,
IkO
y
«»itfvrl
tzv
fur-rr,
a
It
ran
frx
Hie
...
The Cottage Grove police de- In a few instances up the valley
S ............. Dowell
"It is apparent from the avail­
F R I-emlrv has announced
» omer Bu^ r> 1Da,e^ a7' There should be at least fifty on t n '*ng
partment will have a new office I“**'’' «re said to have run filly ., , K
S
.... 3 Lucky able data that Oregon's cash farm
"
announced
Chapman. Charles Clark, hi. n(1 and w_ oucht to have 100
shortly. The office located In the P*reent.
that . —
another
rov Craine Ellis Dallaeardie Ver- "
’
° cooperation
ougnt to from
nave the
luu
income in 1941 was the greatest
-----.
...in air U-..I raid ,u warden
-
*voy
vTome, raus uauagaraie, ver
northeast corner of the hall is b
e
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meeting will be held in the city non
Harold Dudley. Clair nauchertv "'’Lumber Co
on
record.” says L. R. Breithaupt.
just
hall Friday night. February 20th Dur,lev>, Gen<, Durhuin. william
, h2
ing remodeled from what Is known
extension agricultural economist
beginning at 7:30 p. m. All civi Earnshaw, James Easley. Faye across the street.
os tbs "transient nxmi" and a _
at Oregon State college. He added
lians connected with this work in Ewing, Bob Fredrickson. Bob
toilet and lavatory facilities are
that the $135.945,000 marked up
the city limits ure urgial to at- Fraser, Ed Fraser, Alvin Funk, CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL
being added. In addition a sound-
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by the government statisticians as
GAME
FRIDAT.
proof private office is living built
LeRoy Beghtol. Instructor in the I tend,
the cash farm income from Janu­
Colin Garoutte, Marvel Geer. Bob
_
into the room
industrial arts de|wrtment at the
Grannis Ed Haney, Gene Hansen,
Cottage Grove Lions play the I Ronald Humphrey. 33-year-old ary to November 1941 may be ex­
Signs point the way to the new union high school, was the guest CANTONMENT (JETS FINAL Leonard Hobbs, Ray Holliday, university high cagers Friday, timber faller, and his wife. Madge, pected to grow to well over $150,-
office, located to penult outside speaker nt the weekly luncheon j
APPROVAL.
, Everett Holstrom, Elmer Howard. February 20. at 6:45 in the high 21, are dead as result of a double 000.000 when the December fig­
ventilation und light. The present program of the Chamber of Com-1
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1 ,u'*' I^wcll Johiwon, school gymnasium. The game will shooting which occurred Sunday ures are available, if income from
office will be used by the local merce und gave an interesting ad-
Final approval of an army can- Alto King,
J«™ Ke*'y. Tom Kem, j*. a championship game as the in the Fall Creek community east various specialty crop and animal
police reserves as soon 11s the dress on his work at the school, tonment near Corvallis. Oregon .
Bob
Kruse,
Kenneth Kennedy, Ljons WjU have to win if they are of Eugene. Police who investigat- products of Oregon Is included. If
quarters are vacated which will explaining the nature of instruc- has been granted. Representatives
John Lamb, Leon Lancaster. Mel- to keep ¡n the race for the title, ed the case said Humphrey first government payments are added
be about the middle of next week. Hon, the different phases of In-; James W. Mott said Monday.
the total may reach or exceed
» ii
structlon and what was being, Construction of the camp, which yin Lancaster Dale Lusk. L^D. -j-be Lions barely nosed out a vie- shot his wife and then went about $160,000.000.
.V1 , j ,ay
" ‘ory over the Tigers in their last a hundred yards from the Ilura-
taught. He also displayed products will cover 65,000 acres, will em- / n?’ , , arry,
HTARR to leave for
The previous high cash farm in­
McFarland, Keith Mer- game
phrey cabin and shot himself. So
mude by bis classes.
j ploy 8.000 workmen.
DEFENNE WORK.
11 i i x r M
» k.'
A new automatic time clock has far as known from early investi- come figures of record for Ore­
Harold Minney, Bob Mills, Roh- |w n installed in the gymnasium gations no definite motive was as- gon is for the year 1929, at just
H. A. Starr, who hus operated
ert Nelson, Bennett New-ton, Don and wdj
used in this game.
signed for the killing. Humphrey under $140.000.000. Official esti­
a Jewelry store here for the |>asl
CAR AND TRUCK OWNERS ATTENTION
mates of cash farm income in Ore­
Nixon. Linzie Palmer John P a l m
- -----------------------is said ,o havp wrjtten a notc on
five yenrs, nnnounccd yesterday
er, Ivan Patton. Bob Plaster\ Day- «.ROWERS URGED TO OBTAIN, the margin of a newspaper say- gon begin with the year 1924,
Last
week
an
appeal
was
Issued
for
all
car
and
truck
own­
that he planned to close his re­
id Porter, Leland Ray. Claude
rr E L SUPPLY.
ing. "She asked for it and got it." therefore do not include the first
ers to register thelr vehicles with the local civilian defense com­
pair »hop and store to enter na­
R'K
K
S'
™
,ge
o
SSUe'
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Humphrey's
note also asked to be world war period when prices for
mittee. So far little response has been obtained from the appeal
tional defense work at Seattle,
mson, W illiam Roner. Bob Sears
Lane county chicken and tur- forgiven
and said that he was farm products were much higher
Washington. He will be employed
and this week L. J. McCoy, chairman of the transportation com­
Owen Sloan, Dale Snider. Harold key producers are being urged by sorrv for his three children, left even than in 1929. The record low
as un Instrument muker. In mak­
mittee again urges the public to respond Fill in the blank below
point in Oregon farm income came
Spriggs. F a y Stewart.
Loren O. S. Fletcher, county agent, to orphans by the shooting.
ing his decision Io close his busi­
in 1932 at approximately $60,000,-
and leave it nt the city hall or the McCoy Motors. This notice
Stiles. Halbert Sutton.
Simon obtain their supply of briquets. If
Mrs. Humphrey h a d stayed 000 representing a tremendous
ness and enter the defense work
Tarr, Norman Thoreson, Vernon tbey use that material for fuel in
applies to all ear and truck owners living in district 3 com­
T h n » ^ r
ln v d T h .c
»«n
u
7
u away from home Saturday night post-war decline and a period
Mr. Starr said he was motivated
1 horeson, F Flovd
I hies, r Dan
Trask,
brooders,
as " soon as possible
prising the following communities; Lorane, Silk Creek. Saginaw,
by a desire to aid his country and
when farm debts incurred during
Leon
VanNortwIck,
Glenn
Welden.
as
there
is
a
heavy
demand
for
it
Latham, Dotenu, London. Culp Creek, Brumbaugh and Cottage
feels that he can serve better I11
the high price years were exceed­
Bob White. Harvey White. Ken- for military purposes.
* a
, a n k
Pa T
Grove.
neth Whitlock, Elwyn Woodson,
______________
field she entered the house and the ingly hard to pay.
this capacity.
You will be called on only In case of real necessity.
Henry Wynne. Joe Young, Wil- SNOW MELTING AT BOHEMIA fr*ends heald a ah°t. Humphrey
He plans to close his business
The government report states
later emerged and warned the that the outlook is "that cash in­
here «0 that he can report for
liani Zimmerly.
work aliout the first of March
A fairly heavy snow which fell friends not to follow him. He shot come from farm marketings during
For Registration of Cars and Trucks in District No. 3.
WORK AT COTTAGE GROVE In the Bohemias east of here last h,rnself through the mouth in a the next few months will continue
He plans to return to Cottage
DAM AT STANDSTILL.
week is practically all melted, ac- c*l“nP of bushes near the house sharply higher than in the same
Grove and reopen his store at the
Owner's Name .......................................................................................
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cording to reports, and there is a7ld wa^ dead when reached. The months of 1941.’’ It is indicated,
end of the present emergency
which we hope will be soon anil
Work at the .Coast Fork, or only about six inches at the Rire1e , cb'.^aen ,, 1 .0,?’banii1 ^re: however, that the rise from pres­
Address
Cottage Grove, dam is at a stand- Champion boarding house Skiing Ear’ 3. Gladys 2, and Donald 1.
we hope that he returns with nt
ent farm price and income levels
least two pockets full of money.
still at the present time as con- would therefore not be very satis-
during the next few months may
struetion Is nearing a finish. All factory.
OFFICERS RECOVER STOLEN not be noteworthy compared with
Phone
GETH BIRD AT GOLF COURSE.
concrete has been poured at t h
e
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the sharp rise during the year
AUTOMOBILE
spillway with exception of two VET HOSPITAL HEAD DIES,
1941.
Make of Vehicle
Junior Langston set a new rec­
blocks which will purposely leave
Colonel Tandy, manager of the
A 1940 Olds sedan, stolen in Al­
Farm leaders here and elsewhere
ord at the Cottage Grove golf
the spillway low for protection, Veterans Hospital in Roseburg, bany February 8th, was recover- are urging that extra income nt
course, which entitles him to rec­
against floods. There has been no died Monday night at the age of ed here Monday by local officers, Dresent be used to retire debts,
Type and Capacity of Body
ognition and perhaps a medal of
recent work on the earthen part 66. He has been the manager of Myron Perry, chief of police, an- be saved in the form of defense
some sort. While playing at the
of the dam nor Ihe ripraping. At the hospital and home at Rose- nounced. Tl,e owner of the car bonds, and used for such other pur­
course recently he got a bird, not
the present time there is about burg since 1932. Colonel Tandy bearing a 1941 license plate had poses as will help cushion the
Covered ( ) oç open ( )
a birdie, when the bird flew down
ten feet of water in the basin was well liked by everyone who not been established at the time shock of the post-war adjustment
Just ns he had started to tee o ft..
above the dam.
knew him.
, the announcement was made.
period.
Orgon Tire Quota
Is 1233 for Feb.
Women
» High School Wants Names of Grads Mobilization
Is Underway Here
And Ex-Students Now in Service
Lions Lose First
League Tilt 13th to
Springfield 23-21
Farm Income for
1941 in Oregon
Breaks Record
Police Department
To Have New Office
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Logger Kills Ifife
And Then Himself
Beghtol Chamber of
Commerce Speaker
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