New Teachers Are
Hired but Find
Housing Critical
Cottane Sroue Sentinel
Water Users Take
Over Million Gab.
Three new teachers were elected
to Hi«' Union High school faculty
City water । onmimptkNl had
al tlie recent txuird meeting, ac­
been running over 1,000,000 gal-
Dlv»*
Bennett Creek
cording to Supt H II Ferrin, but
Ions daily for sever*! days
_ utenk
Harvey Rd.
the mutter ol no houses to ren*
I past week and Saturday, the Imi
muy cause a return
.... of
„ co-
o
test, hit a peak of well over a
LATHAM
I he school executives and® .'..Kit
million gallons daily according to
I___________ _
boari! members wish to make an
I ton Allen, city water clerk. The
appeal to citizens to be on th«'
hot weather coupled with the fact
lookout tor houses which are to VOLUME LVI
that the city has a number of new
COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, TH( RSDAY, JULY 25, 1946
NUMBER 50 water users has poised a problem
rent, and if any persona living
in Urge
ior the city to keep enough wafer
cun urningr
in the reservoir for adequate fire
an apartment, or cooking privi-
lege», it would lie n real service tu
protection. The heavy water con-
the achool system her». The edu­
I sumption ha* brought about the
necessity of restricting water for
cation of our youth and children
is *o important II should be a com­
irrigation. Beginning immediately,
C. O Clnrk. formerly of the
munity responsibility to am* thut,
water users will be permitted to
Oregon veterans, realizing that
The recreatioi» program for the
on,y fou| hour,
d-y
Clark Super Service Station and
teacher* arc properly located.
An
ali
time
h«?at
wave,
no
far
an
readjustment
allowances
are
poor
week
include«
and
outdoor
t«<n-^
rorn
fi:00
to
8:()0
a
m
nnd
frofn
Those electe«! this week arej F. J G. GuMitoh, lornwrly of Veneta,
the Cottage Orove lake weather
ag.- dance at the JefirraoiT school
to 8:00 p m. If these restric-
D Hollister, who will teach in- hove purchased 41» acres just west substitutes for jobs, have one of
station
in
concerned
was
estab-
do not pmvide enough water
•trumental music in Imth grades «if th«- North 99 highway bridge the lowest unemployment tales
ii*hed here Saturday wh«'n tlie tenms court this Friday night at
8:30 p m. If the weather is too [ for fire protertion. the irrigation
an«! high school, Hurry l*hllli|M, for and arc constructing a bulk gaso­ In the nation, according to Silas
mercury
ran
up
to
106
At
Rose
­
industrial arts, and w B Nelson, line station The plan of improve­ Gab>itr, administrator of the »talc
burg a 69 year r«*cord was smashed cool the dance will be moved in- hours will be further restricted.
d<x>rs to the gym
|
35 year o(d water )jne hax
commercial and mm 'I n I science ments calls for the en'ctlon of unemployment compensation com-
with a reading of 109 and Medford
'Die first round in the junior been holding up well under the
subjects.
several modern tourist cabins, two mission
was
the
hottest
spot
in
southern
Acting as agent for the Veter-
Mr. Hollister came here from of which are under construction
Oregon with a reading of 115 de­ sdhbail league ended in a tie be­ emergency, but city officials are
. ( arson City, Nevada where lw was now. One tourist cottage will tie ans’ Administration, the ( hegon
grees. By the following day the tween the London-Latham and the holding thumbs up. A major break
commission has paid out nearly
p muaic *U|iervisot the past Iwo o<<iipi<-d by Mr Culliton. The
temperature had dropped to 101 East Siders. The West Siders could would drain the reservqir. The Jim'’
I »even million* «Ince V-J day to
years, but he is a graduate of the malndcr of the cottages will
degrees,
but the hot weather per­ earn a tie by beating the City was shut off for two hours last
former service men and women
University of Oregon nn<! taught ! erected at n later date
sisted
longer
than usual. Ordinar­ Center this Thursday in the first । Thursday and this took the water
unable to find suitable work, but
wveral years at Myrtle Boint.
ily
hot
weather
does not last here game of the double header. The level down some. The principal
even this total is well below the
‘
at the present time Is
and St Helens In this state. In
over
three
days,
but local resi­ play-off game between the two difficulty
national average
teams tied‘for first place honors getting sufficient help to maintain
«■very school he has built up large
dents
have
had
to
endure
a
week
Of approximately 100,000
and efficient band«, with high rat- Í
ot th«' warmest weather of the will be held next Tuesday evening the king line.
an* discharged in Oregon, about
tngv in ban«! contests. He will de- ■
year. During the hottest part of and the Junior league all-star No Fires Permitted
46,000 have filed claims, but thou-
City officials warn that under
vote half ol every day to grades
the weather logging operations team will take on a Merchant's
sands never have drawn a check
team at 7:30 p. m. next Thursday. present conditions, no fire per-
and half to high school, which is
wen/ suspended.
twic«' a* much Um«' as the Inxtruc- ! The Rev. Geo E. Hardy, pastor and only 5,600 were paid last
This section was fortunate in The all-star team selected by the mits will be issued in the city
tor haa been able to give hereto­ of the First Baptist church here week, Mr. Gaiser pointe«! out A
that
«no bad forest fires were ex­ managers is as follows: Pitchers, and no fires will be permitted.
fore. It I* urged that any student* ha* accepted a' cull us pastor of steady decline in allowances has
perienced.
Two sawmills were de­ Darrell Graham, London-Latham, Officials point out that thia ruling
la-en rioted since the seasonal peak
mt«<r«ntml m Inatrumrntal muaic the Highland Baptist church of
stroyed
at
Central Point Monday. and Dick Clark, East Siders; is in line with rulings in other cit-
of nearly 15,(XX) in February.
plan to take it this coming year. ■ Portland and plans to leav«' with
Sawdust
which
ignited at a ply- catcher, Walt Sorenson, East Sid­ ies and towns, where fires of any
About 1,75O,(XX) veterans are be­
Mr Hollister had advancml study his family*about September 1st to
w<xxl
plant
in
Lebanon Sunday ers; first base, Harlan Mickey, kind are prohibited.
UN1VERSITY
OREGON,
Thackrey as dean of the journal­
in music at th«* University of Ida­ take up his ministry there He re­ ing (raid th«' weekly $20 readjust- Eugen«'. July 24 (Special)
fatally
burned
one
man and ser­ London-Latham; second base, Jim
N«-w ism school effective July 1. 1947,
Valentine. East Siders; third base,
cently completed ment allowance and in some dean of the University of Oregon following Dean Turnbull's term. iously injured another.
ho which ha* a national reputa­
Marvin Shaffer, City Center;
three years work stales, nartieuluriy in ina «ou*’. schixil of journalism is George S.
tion for course* in instrumental
The simultaneous appointment
Several hundred chickens in the short stop, Dean Kelley, London-
is minister here, the rate is two and three times Turnbull, whose appointment, an­ of two m«*n for an office for suc-
music.
Roseburg area are reported to Latham; left field. Harold Van
coming to Cot- Oregon's, according to the state nounced by Dr. Harry K Newburn. evssiv«* terms without pn*c«'«Jent in
Mr Phillip* comes from Ash- 1
have died from heat Sunday. Fire
administrator.
tage Grove f com
land, Oregon but taught last year'
university president, was confirm­ the university, was made because fighters controlled the last of Laun. Cream Puffs; center field,
"Employers
in
this
state
have
Chicago Mr». G.
at Talent. He ha* had successful
ed Tuesday by th«- stat«' board of Dean Turnbull reaches state re- three timber firt»s in Polk «rounty Dick Schmitt. West Siders; right
field. Red Glenn. East Siders; util­
E Hardy has las-n most cooperative in hiring higher education. I)«*an Turnbull tirement age in 1948.
experience in th«> field of Indus
Monday. The Smith river fire, ity men. James Garland. West Sid­
serM-d as direc- returning veterans," declared Mr. has served as acting dean of the
trial arts and (aught in Lewiston,
D»>an Turnbull came to the Uni­ starting last Thursday betw«»en ers; Dale Adams, London-Latham;
tor of the Etrst Gaiser, “and we find that young school since the death of Dean
Idaho, and Texas sctuxils before
Acting now to insure adequate
men anil women back from th«'
versity of Oregon in 1917 as a Drain and R«>edsport burned 150 Tom Eddy. East Siders; Bob Ron-
(apt
ist
choit
«•oming to Oregon His family <-«>n-
Eric W. Allen in March. 194-1.
to 200 ac/es of an old Inirn be­ er, West Siders.
future transportation for the
professor
of
journalism
under
arm«*d
forces
are
much
more
anx
­
luring tier tesi-
»1st* of them- adults, on«' of them,
Also announced by Dr. Newburn Dean Allen. He held that position fore being brought under control.
ious to work than to draw a gov­
West's increasing production of
Junior league standings :
lienee here.
a sister, who will teach in th«- *
and «'onfinned by the state board until his appointment as acting
ernment allowanc«'
perishable crops. Southern Pacific
Won
Lost
Th«'
Rev.
Hartly
will
»ucixs-d
Dr.
grade school h«-te. They have nol
"These veterans are not depend­ is the appointment of Russell I. Idean of the school two years a^o
London-La t ham
4
1
NX) and Union Pacific Monday au­
Frank B Matthews, who retired
yet found a place to Uve.
ing
entirley
upon
the
employment
East
Siders
4
8(X) thorized their jointly owned Pa­
1
after
a
10-year
pastorate
Prior
W B Nelson Is from Vermillion.
offices
to
find
suitable
jobs,
but
West
Siders
3
1
750 cific Fruit Express Company to
to
coming
to
Cottage
Grove
he
was
South Itakota A graduate of th«'
they
are
going
out
after
work
on
Cream
Puffs
2
3
4<X) purchase 3,000 more refrigerator
Press dispatches from Portland
University of South Dakota, he assistant pastor for 2'z years at
cars of the most modern design.
their own and are fitting nicely
City
Center
1
3
250
Second
Baptist
church.
Chlcag«».
Friday
said
the
Booth
Kelly
Lum
­
taught successfully in that state
This makes 5,000 "Reefers" or­
into our p«'acetim«' economy Many
Bohemians
0
5
(XX)
and
a
year
at
Judson
Baptist
ber Co., of Eugene, has offered to
lor several years, and was prin­
dered by Pacific Fruit Express
of
thes«'
young
p«-oplc
have
had
buy the Oregon Pacific and East­
cipal of the high school at Owan- > hui' i>. (ink park. in
since the first of the year, a pre­
He is a native of Newark. N. little experience in the work a day
ern Railway operating a line from
ka. S D for three years. During
vious order of 2,000 cars having
Plans
for
the
first
annual
Cot
­
world
and
we
all
can
help
them
i
log
or
piling
hauling
over
the
road
here to Disston Acceptance of the
th«' nvent war he bad a commix- J He studied at Asbury college, get their start."
been announced in January. Deliv­
tage
Grove
recreational
picnic
ion
either
side
of
the
lake
closed
stockholders of the line will prob­
I"”' In the U S navy, and is now Wilmore, Ky , and Upsala college.
eries of all cars are expected be­
have b«>en practically completed, to hauling on that date. And .the ably be made this week, the an­
East
Orange.
N
J.,
and
was
grad
­
anxious to come to the west coast
fore the end of 1947.
N. J. Nelson, chairman announced South Lane county road crew have
nouncement said Rumor was out
Glen O. Gustafson, 49. of Co­
if a house can be located He is uated from Northern Baptist The­
Largest operator of refrigerator
yeaterday.
Nelson
said
nil
com-
been
instructed
to
improv«*
ami
re
­
Monday that the Southern Pacific burg was drowned last Thursday cars in the world, Pacific Fruit
married and Ims one young child ological seminary He is a member
mittees wm working at top speed pair the road wherever ntwssary
of the Christian education and
would also enter a biti on the prop- night at midnight underneath the Express now has a fleet of more
to have everything in readin<iM< for it»., «lor to facilitate the mpvemcni erty.
ChrMHan friendliness committee*
Highway 99 overpassM>ridge north than 36,000 cars, which will be
of the Oregon Baptist State con­
Th«> Cloverleaf dairy, located the 5,000 to 6,000 people expected of traffic. Traffic will be «Hrected
The O. P. A E. Railway was of Eugene. Norman S. Sage of raised to over 41,000 by the cars
for
the
event.
one
way
to
the
various
places
vention ami present counsellor at on th«' Harlow road, north of Eu­
built in 1890 during the B«>hemia Westfir, a companion, who joined now under construction or author­
th«' Baptist youth camp at Arrah gene, including liar ns and equip­
Docks for the regatta and boat where the events will occur.
gold rush, hut when the gold fever
A ten minute question and an­ died down, the road has sin«?e the swimming party, told state po­ ized. Its equipment is now in the
Wanna The last year he has hmm ment. was destroyed in a $10(),(hX) racing ar«1 in place at the dam.
lice he and Gustafson deuRied to national refrigerator car pool.
swer
period
was
conducted
over
secretary of the local Lions club fir«' Friday morning Fire is said Lumber for the docks was <!«*•
served the lumber interests. Booth take one more swim before going which was continued after
war's
and president of the ministerial to have started in the recently nated by the Wrxxiard Lumber Co., KORE this morning from 11:05 Kelly owns the largest block of home. They swam toward the mid­
association
completed hay barn find was and Lt. Col. W. R. Lalonde and to 11:15 by N. J. Nelson, chair­ virgin timber <ast of town, run­ dle of the pool and when they end in an all-out effort to ■wer-
come car shortages pending
man.
ning to five miles of the city started back Gustafson had dis- ery of additional equipment. deiiv-
Mr*. Hardy, formerly of Eugene, thought to have txi’n dur to spon­ his crew arc installing the logs
More and more Oregon prune
A
tentative
program*for
the
growem nrr turning to mechanical studied voice in Chicago an«! sang taneous «•ombuxtion and swept and building the docks The He day. July 28th, was announced as limit. B«x>th Kelly is believed to appeared. His body w as recovered
Ire«' shakers ns n menns of saving two years with th«' Chicago Opera from the barn through the ex- bron Grang«' committ««e has agreed follows: 10;00 to 12:00 arrival and be preparing to open the timber at 1:30 a.m. Friday. A pullmotor
thouxands of hour* of hard lnbor company They have one son. tensiv«' milking and processing to feed the special guests and parking of cars. Period will be tract to production. There has failed to revive him.' Gustafson
plant Two Springfield fire trucks speakers. The grange will have
been considerable sp«?culation here was the owner of the Gustafson
report* M. G Huber, extension ag­ George Jr., 14 weeks old.
fought the blaze, but were hamp- charge of supplying the free i-of- used for inspection of proposed as to whether this company Fuel Co., in Eugene.
ricultural engineer at Oregon
cred by lack of water. The fire fee. Visitors are asked to bring recreation area at the mouth of planned to build a mill on or near
He is survived by his widow; his
State college.
WASHINGTON — The Agri­
department,
however, managed to basket lunches. Also water flasks Wilson creek for those who care to this property or whether the com­ mother, Mrs. Karen Gustafson,
Huber says report« indicate that
culture Department Monday an­
make
the
inspection
trip.
Boats
save
trte
V.
H.
Davis
home,
pro
­
for
drinking,
as
the
drinking
wa
­
pany
would
elect
to
ship
the
logs
Eugene; eight sons and daughters, nounced a $314,000,000 subsidy
mechanical shakers sav«> nt least
prietor of th«* Cloverleaf dairy.' ter supply at the lake has been । will cruise on lake in preparation out to a new mill at Springfield. Irvin H and Virgil G„ both of
one-half an«! frequently more of
program for 1947 designed to en­
tor
afternoon
races.
12:00
to
12:45.
No livestock was lost in the exhausted due to the weather con­
Eugene, Mrs. Irene Morgan, Dar­ courage farmers to rebuild their
the time usually required in han«l
speaking by Col. Walsh of the
ditions.
fire,
except
a
cow
and
calf.
lene M . Glenda L.. Francis F., and soil after the heavy wartime pro­
shaking F E. Bullock and S«>n
Th«' current l»ottlc shortage is
U. S. Engineers. Gov. Earl Snell
Joe Throop, former owner of the and brief talks by other guests;
Arlen L., all of Coburg, and Mar­ duction drain.
of Oakland say that two men op- the most serious threat to distri­
Hot Spot has taken over all con­ 12:45 to 1:30 p. m . picnic dinners.
low G„ serving with the Marine
crating their power shaker will bution of milk to th«' retail and
The program was authorized by
cessions and promises plenty of
Corps;
one grandchild: two sis­ Congress under the AAA Farm
even shake as many prunes in wholesale trade of this area and
Beginning at 1:30. sport events
hot dogs, ice cream bars and soft will start with bdat racing, surf
The Oregon Tax Commission ters, Mrs. Lola Stav, of Saskat­ Act of 1937.
two hours ax eight men could do may become so acute that the
drinks.
in a day by the hand method.
Farmers may become eligible
shortage will virtually stop de­
riding ahd other sports under <xill«'cted $22,867.942 in income chewan and Mrs. Ariiene Johns of
Tn«cs can be cleaned as well by liveries of milk according to local
The county court has oixiered all , direction of the boat committee. taxes during the fiscal year end­ Cottage Grove and six brothers, for payments from the fund by
ing June 30. 1946. Commissioner Claus R., Harrisburg, Oliver A., adopting soil and water conserva­
mechanical shaken« as by han«!, dairymen, unless substitute con­
Reid Hall 19. of Brigham City,
Medford, Mathen M„ Santa Clara, tion practices recommended by
Earl Fisher said Friday.
general reports indicate When tainers are located. But th«' pros­ Utah, was shot ami kille«! by Ken­
During the last fiscal year the Elmer J., serving with the Marine state AAA farmer committee tech­
prune« arc picked twice growers pect for some other containers neth Whit«* at Sweet Home early
commission collected only $16,- Corps. Melvin G., and Kenneth I., nical experts of the department,
find that th«' mechanical ahaker such as cans or jugs is Just as Satuniay. White, owner of a hard-
116,997. There is no indication of both of Eugene.
will clean off more of the ripe poor. Consumers might have to war«’ store there, said he was
and by local farmer committees.
Funeral servi«?es were held
a material change in the aggre­
fruit the first time over than han<1 resort to the ancient method of awakened by a noise in his store
These practices include: (1) Ap­
gate state net income during the Tuesday afternoon at 2:00 o’clock plication of lime, fertilizers, and
shaking. G«*n<* FishiT. Kellogg furnishing their own containers and went from his home above th«>
The second cross roads atomic
The Cottage Grove Rod and Gun two-year period. Fisher said.
from the Simons chapel, Eugene. other materials; (2) planting of
prune grower, found this to be the if th«' situation does not improve. store to investigate. White said
test was made yesterday at Bi­ club is again sponsoring an Indian
case
The elimination of the discount Interment was in Rest Haven cover crops on land which tend:;
he emptied his revolver at a fig­ kini atoll at 1:35 PST beneath the pageant to be presented under the for the tax years beginning in Memorial Park.
Shakers used in Oicgon, most of J. G. GITHENH CELEBRATE
to erode; (3) harvesting of cer­
ure smm in the dark. Investigation surface of 87 anchored vessels direction of R. S. Drenner, Culp 1945 accounts for the revenue in­
P which have lieen hom«> or custom GOLDEN WEDDING
tain legumes and grass seeds; <41
revealed that the body lay near a and although the results of the Creek rancher at the M. A Horn crease of $6.750.944. he added.. It
made, can be classified in two
measures for controlling erosion
Mr and Mrs. Floyd Git hens an«! trap door in th«’ basement with explosion were not
immediately home August 17th and 18th, it is estimated that the increase
general tpyes. Huber explains. On«' family attended the golden wed­
and water conservation; (5) for­
three bullet hole« in the head. Hall known, only about ten of the 87
announced yesterday, Last would have been at least $1.000,-
Is th«> pull typ«' that uses a flex­ ding celebration of Mr. Githrna'
estry improvement, and (6) meas­
ha«i been seen at Sweet Home for vessels were seen shortly after year the pageant was called, "Pas- 000 more had it not been
for the
ible cable and hook to connect parents. Mr anil Mrs J. G. Githens several days, but polic«« said he
ures for control of weeds-and
the terrific blast, The tapering sage of the Chiefs,” but Mr. Dren- optional simplified tax compu-f
the |>ower unit and the tree. Th«« at Corvallis July 12th Mr. and was not employed.
clearance of land for plowing and
tower
of
water
shot
from
the
bot-
ner, the creator, said the name tat ion applicable to 1945 returns,
pasture.
Other is the push or boom type Mrs. Githens were married in Al­
tom of the Bikini lagoon rising would probably be changed in as Fisher said.
Patrons of the Cottage Grove
with positive motion both dir­ bany July 12. 1896 and have lived
The department said more than
to a height of 5,(XX) I feet. The roar much as this would be a yearly
Individuals paid $14,486.633 of Gas Co. will enjoy a substantial 4,0tX),CXX) farms are participating
ections.
ATTEND SHRINERS'
In that section since.
could
be
plainly
heard
by,radio
«went.
the 1945-46 coll«?ctions. Corpora­ Ae reduction beginning Septcm- in a similar program this year.
There is no established design
Open house was held at the CONVENTION
The Horn home, north of town tions paid $8.381,308, or 37 per oer 1st Geo. W. McCready, owner
A number of local Shriners We»«» listeners in San Francisco. Five
among the shaker« us«>d in Oregon, home of Mr. and Mrs. Githens in
and manager announced y«»ster- WRITES FROM GERMANY
says Huber, The design to lie used Corvallis from 2:(X) to 4:00 p m in in San Francisco. Calif., this week minutes after the explosion the was chosen because it provided a cent of the total.
bomb cloud rose to a height of sylvan setting. Lighting and stage
day. The percentage of reduction
Mrs. Lois Dinteman, wife at
dcjiendx upon the kind of tractor, the afternoon and in the evening to attend the Shrine convention, 8.000 feet
will vary according to the amount Capt. W. Dinteman. who is serv­
effects new to this area will be
available, the material to be had, I they were honored with a special which opened at the bay city Tues­
The base of the water column used in the coming event. A small
of gas used, but will average ing as an interpreter with the U,
and the ingenuity and mechanical meeting of the Pythian lodge, at­ day. Three members of the local
was 2,136 feet wide.
, around ten per cent. With large S. army stationed at, Wesbaden.
admission charge- will be made as
Shrine
club
and
possibly
m
ire
ability of the builder,
tended by over 300 members.
users the reduction will be cor­ Germany, writes an interesting
the proceeds of th«- pageant will
were accompanied by their fami­
I he shakers can be mounted on
respondingly larger.
lies
Among
the
local
people
were
go
to
a
special
state
conservation
letter to her grand parents, Mr.
cither a wheeled or tracklayer
EUGENE CANNERY WORKERS
WILLIN ( RAVEN M< BRIDE
It is the hope of the Cottage and Mrs. F. B VanNortwlck. Mn.
program.
type of tractor, and may lie o [ mt -
Willis Craven McBride, 93, of Messrs, and Mmes. Lloyd Griggs, TO BE SIGNED UP HERE
This week* the local Safeway Grove Gas Cn. to be able to make Dinteman amt family are enjoying
The first few minutes of the
ated cither from a |s>wer takeoff Rt. 5, Eugene, died Thursday He Francis Horn, F. B McCracken.
Mrs Bessie Pattock, floor lady pageant will be a memorial to the store has undergone a complete further extensions and serve more their stay in Germany. They are
or by a separate engine power was born January 10. 1851 In Others were Paul Radtke, Scho­
of the Eugene cannery, will be in local boys who lost their lives in redecoration in th«* store interior customers. If the service can be domiciled in a large house near
unit. The cable type, which I* Indiana, and '!"ed in Marcola. Cot­ field Stewart and Wilhur Work­
the local employment office on the recent war.
and is opening tomorrow with a expanded, other reductions will be the Rhine river and have servants
probably th«' easier to make, re­ tage Grove ami Eugene the last man The small son of Mr. and
Friday, July 26, from 9:00 a. m.
third check stand in the store possible as the consumption in to do their house work and gar­
quires two men to operate -one 26 years, coming from Portland Mrs. McCracken entered i Sin
to 4:00 p. m. tor the purpose of
front. In addition th«' local insti­ creases.
dening.
to place the h«>ok and the other Io to Lam- county. He was h member Francisco hospital for treatment
contacting and registering work­ < HILI) DROWNS AT
tution has been given an AA rat­
That section of Germany haa <1
run the tractor.
« of the Baptist church.
ers for the Eugene cannery. Any­ SILTCOON LAKE
ing which will enable the store MRS. MARQUARDT TO
climate much like Oregon accord­
Huber advises making sure that
Surviving are six children; 13 MRX. ORA LINHART DIES
one interested tn working at the
Judith Ann Teague, eight year to carry a larger and more select RECRUIT BEAN PICKERS
ing to Mrs. Dinteman, with many
the shaker mechanism Is strong grandchildren;
I
13 great-grand­ IN SALEM
cannery contact Mrs. Pattock and old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John stex'k of prorated items, according
Mrs. Franct«i Marquardt will lovely old buildings, beautiful lor-
enough and mounted so a« to be 1 children; and two great-great -
Mrs. Ora Linhart, mother of she will give Information in re­ M Teague of McMinnville was to Don Carver, local manager. The work again this year with
ests and old highway«. Some Cob-
able to absorb the tractor's maxi- I grandchildren
■ Mrs Martin Foster of Cottage gard to work and transportation. drowned near noon last Thursday new rating has also enabled the r arm Labor office of Eugene the
in blestone highways are still in use
mum pull. While no printed direc­
Funeral services were held from Grove died in a Salem hospital
at Siltcoos Lake at the Ada sta­ Safeway to enlarge its advertising recruiting and placing of bean Farmers live in village« and drive
tions have been issued for con- the
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Veatch-Hollingsworlh Mortu- last Thursday after a brief illness 79 APPLICATIONS FOK
tion. The child fell from a wharf in program, increasing its newspaper pickers, according to W H. At-I or walk out to till their plots ot
structing a shaker, cither Huber ary
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July 15. Interment was in following a heart attack Funeral VET HOUSES
the water and was not misse«l advertising here from 52 to 75 kinson. farm labor assistant. The ground.
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or county agents in prune growing IOOF
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cemetery No. 2, Eugene.
services wore held Monday at Sa-
Seventy-nine applications had until about an hour and a half af- column inches.
picking
will
start
next
week
for
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counties will be glad to pass on
| lem and interment was in the lieen filed up to Tuesday evening ter the tragedy occurred. Mr.
Green tile has been installed in [M*ople of this area. Several grow- FOURTEEN NEW DOXrTORR A-r
what information they have to EVENING
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MAIL
Salem cemetery.
for the 24 units of the veterans Teague is city recorder at Mc- the front part of the building, all ers will furnish transportation and ROSEBURG
VETS HOMI
HOsmAL.
RONEHURG VETR
growers interested in making a CLOSING
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EARLIER
Surviving in addition to Mrs. housing project now under con­ Minnville.
shelving has lieen freshly painted, will pick up the pickers at the
Fourteen new doctors arrive«
shnkcr for use this year.
It has been announced by
. the
— , Foster is another daughter, Mrs. struction at th«* old west side high
the meat and vegetable cixilers Safeway lot, but anyone wishing at the veterans hospital In
Iiostmastet'! N. J Nelson, that Sarah Lappin of Salem, with school grounds according to Mrs.
EXAMINER HERE JULY 27
have l>een repainted and sterilized. to drive should contact Mrs. Mar- burg last week to take up
To feel much for others, and the evening mall from now on whom Mrs. Linhart made her Max Bird, manager of the employ­
A driver's license examiner w ill
little for ourselves; to restrain our will be made up Ht 8:30 instead of home, am! three sons, Frank Lin- ment office here. Mrs. Bird said l>e on duty at the city hall Sat­ In addition to operating three quardt. The price paid for picking duties, bringing the recent
check stands, a loudspeaker has beans this year is 2H cents per tions to the staff there to
xelli«h, and exercise our benevolent ,9:00 p. in. Any outgoing mail must I hart of Portland; Millard Linhart she had not been able to answer urday, July 27th, from 9:00 a. m.
been installed from the check pound with H cent bonus.
The number of nurses ha
affections, constitutes the perfec-1 be in the |x>st office by 8:30 p. m. of Oregon City and Royce Lin­ the question of how the units will to 5:(X) p.m. for the purpose of stands to the stock room, which
Mrs. Marquardt may be reached increased to 25, but many
tion of human nature.
Adam in order Io leave the post office hart, stationed in Alaska with th«> be managed or who will manage examining those wishing to obtain will enable the checkers to get
by telephone 169L or at her home are needed. Patients now
Smith
' that dnv
U S n'rmv
them
license to drive cars ’
quick
.action
on
any
short
item.
at
1.321 South 6th street.
! 600 there.
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Clark and Culliton
Building Bulk
Gasoline Station
Ore. Vets Have Low
Unemployment
Turnb“H Named Head of UO Journalism
Heat Wave Breaks
Record of 106 Dgs.
1st Round Junior
Softball League
Ends in a Tie
Rev. Geo. Hardy
Accepts Call of
Portland Church
SP-UP Purchases
3000 Refrigerator
Cars for Own Use
Plans Practically Complete for First
Recreational Lake Picnic July 28th
O. P. & E. Railroad
May Be Sold Soon
G. O. Gustafson Is
Drowned July 18
Cloverleaf Dairy
Destroyed by Fire
Mechanical Prune
Shaker Favored to
Save Much Labor
AAA Farm Subsidy
Plan Announced
Bottle Shortage
Serious Threat to
Milk Distribution
State Income Tax
Total $22,867,942
Youth Is Shot to
Death at Sweet
Home Saturday
Second Crossroads
Atomic Test Made
at Bikini July 25
Indian Pageant to
“
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Be Presented
Aug.
17 & 18 This Year
Local Gas Rates
To Be Reduced in
the Early Fall
Safeway Store Has
Undergone Face
Lifting Lately