The Cottage Grove sentinel., August 22, 1946, Image 1

Highway Officials '
Inspect Lane Co.
Projects Monday
(Æottacte S roue Sentititi
Reviewing th«* current status of
Oregon's thfea-year jxnitwar fed- ।
era! aid highway construction pro
gram, with sp«*cinl reference to1
projects now under contract, Ore- I
gon State Highway Commission |
LATHAM
member« and State Highway Dr- ;
partment key officials inspecteil
Lane «xxinty project« Monday as I
m |xirt of « general insjx-ctlon |
VOLLME LVH
tour.
Other sect ions not cov«*red in th«* ! mm * ■■ ■
■
n
... ..... .
Full City Ticket
to Appear or the
November Ballot
Ih-nnett Creek
Harvey Rd.
< tri I AGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1946
NUMBER 2
Lloyd Whetham
F FA Fair to Be
Barn Is Destroyed Hundreds View Pageant, “Parade of 3X?» Dorena Grange Has
Held With Une Co. by Fire Tuesday Chieftains” at Horn Grove 17 and 18 Beginning Aug. 23 Memorial Services
Fire destroyed a barn full of hay
The Row River bridge, better
Several hunared persons were wax impressed with the grandeur
Lloyd Whetham residence
Fair Sept. 25 to 28 on at the Thornton
known as the steel bridge two
at
Horn's
grove
last
Saturday
and
and beauty of nature ax it was miles east of town will lx* closed For Eldon Steele
lane Tuesday near
A full city ticket will appear on
the November ballot with excep­
tion of a councilman from ward 2,
it was learned here Monday ■
hburs before the deadline for fil­
ing for a city office expired.
Last minute developments In
completing the dty ballot included
the filing of the name of Kenneth
Hickok as councilman from ward 2.
Hickok agreed to permit hia name
to appear on the ballot, It was un-
dersttxxl. Hickok succ«*eds Georgo
Matthews, who declined to accept
another term as councilman for
this district.
Petitions were filed with the city
recorder Saturday. Petitions were
circulated by friends of the office
holder, however one “Itizen, Cecil
Beck of Beckenstein's Emporium
refus«»d to accept the candidacy for
councilman after a petition was
started in his behalf. Beck evi­
dently went on the theory- that
being on the school board and a
few other things was enough pub­
lic service at one time. Residents
of ward 2 will have to conduct a
write-in campaign, if a councilman
is elected to serve replacing Geo.
Matthews, who declined to let Ills
name appear on the ballot.
The following officers will ap­
pear on the city ballot : For mayor.
Dr. H. A. Hagen; for city treasur­
er, Pat Rickard; for councilman of
ward 1, Bill Thum; for council­
man of ward 3, Clint Ocumpaugh;
for city recorder, Don Allen, for
councilman of ward 2,. Kenneth
Hickok.
Public Roads Administration engi-
neera who muxt approve «fate
highway plans mid specifications
Jor f««denil aid projects.
Th«* present trip xuppiements an
Future Farmers of America will noon Firemen called to the blaze, Sunday evenings to enjoy th«* beau­ painted by an artist.
insoection of the state highway
to travel tx*ginning Friday August
ty an«l l«*«rn xom«*thing of con­
Preceding the pageant Mr Dren- 23rd, P. M Morse, county engineer
Memorial services wegre held for
system by th«* Commission in 1943 again hold their annual l^inc Coun­ said it was probably due to spon­
servation
from
R
S.
Drenner's
ner paid glowing tribute to the announced here Tu«*sday. Mr. Eldon Steel at the regular meeting
when plans were laid for n 36 mil­ ty F. F A fair in connection with taneous combustion ax Mr. Whet-
pageant, “Parade of the Chief­ fallen heroes of the recent war and
of the grange August 15th at the
lion dollar postwar construction the all-<*ounly fair scheduled for ham has recently put his hay crop
tains" staged for the benefIKof the ■to the men who gave their service Mor •■ said a detour would be pro- Row River club hall. Those taking
improvement and maintenance Sept. 25-28 at the fairgrounds in in the barn It was not learned
vided
close
to
the
bridge
to
be
whether the loss Ml covered by l«x*al R«sj and Gun club treasury. and lived to carry on. This tribute used until high water, but the part in the service were Mrs. Min­
progrum. Final selection of pro,» Eugene.
The pageant was a thing of was cleverly emphasized by turn­
ects tcxik into consideration rec-
most comfortable travel would be nie Wagner, chaplain; Shirley
An increase in divisions to allow insurance. The fir«* truck n*sjxind- beauty in a natural ampitheater
ing the spotlights on a man of in­ to go up Mosby Creek to the Cur­ Arne, ceres; Philip Lake, asst,
L ommcndations of county courts, tor more representation of proj- ed to the call, but was hampered
and any who misiu*d seeing it fantry. navy marines, and seabees,
steward and Esther Stratton, lady
city governments, <*hamlx<rx of rcts has lx*cn announc«*d, nnd div- by luck of water.
should start now to plan for next each in uniform, standing in the rin bridge The bridge, closed to assistant steward Spf*cial music
loiter
it
was
learn«*d
that
th«*
fin*
commerce, other civi«* groups and Ixionx will Include «win«*, h e <• f.
heavy
traffic
for
several
days,
year. The forest thcat«^ coukI have
intrr«*xt<*d citizens, pointing toward sheep, dairy, |x>ultry, rabbits, veg- started in the chicken house, been a replica of the "shores of trees. Richard Bush represented will be closed to all traffic for was furnished by a mixed quarfet.
th«* army, Gerold Witherspoon, the
where
several
rabbits
and
chickens
The agriculture committee re­
maximum lx*neflt of counties and Mables, field crops, and farm shop.
• ¡Itchc Gurnee” of Hiawatha fame, navy; Charles Bozell, the marines; about six weeks until repairs are port was given by Esther Stratton
made
communities ax n whole and yet All exhibits must be owned by th« were destroyed and spread to the
having in the foreground a lake of
ix*xt fitting th«* n«*t*ds of each.
exhibitor, and must I m - part of his barn. The fire also threatened a "clear and sunny water" edgt*d by and Vinal T. Randall, Sr., the
The county court issued the and the fertilizer shortage, school
seabees. The characters in the
ncighlxir's
burn,
but
wax
held
in
The statewide program is finan­ Vocational Agriculture project
dosing
order after th«- west pier lunch program and fair plans were
little fir and pine trees.* In this pageant were, Powatan, Alvis
discussed.
ced through fedcrul and state funds Each entry will lx* automatically «•heck
Commenting on the nurnlx.*r of |x>ol of water were hug«* gr«*en lily Wicks; Pontiac. Ray Vincent; Pot­ became too weak for safe travel.
in th«* proportion of 6«) per cent entered tn th«* <qx*n division ms
H. E. C. report was given by
pads looking very natural except
federal funds and 40 per cent stat«* well an th«* F. F, A division tin calls the city fire truck has an- for their extreme size. As the pro­ ter, Glen Wicks; Smohaila, Ken­
Mrs. John Read, chairman. A quilt
neth
Wicks;
.Tecumseh,
Hap
swere«!
in
th«*
puxt
two
months,
funds F«*d«*ral moneys wen* mad«* classes where it will qualify), and
and bedspread display is announc­
gram progressed these lily pads Hayes; Wacoma. Everett Powell;
available through congressional must abide by the rules and regu­ Don All**», fire chief said the
ed
for the next regular grange
gradually bent over, to rev«*al love­ Sequoya, Ellis Johnson; Wabash,
legislation known ax the 1944 lations set up for th«- general ex­ fires occurring in the rural x«*ctk>n
meeting at the hall and each lady
ly pond lilies of varying colors Ix>n Vincent; Black Hawk, Ed
adjacent
to
the
town
limits
out
­
is %sked to bring her most prized
road act. It nll<xb I ex $7.100.600 hibits. There will b«- atapKial live­
which also blossomed before the
each ycur for three yearn for Ore­ stock judging contest o|x*n to all numbered those occurring in the «’yes of th«* int<*rext<*d crowd. Clev­ Keitzer; Weavers, Shirley ’ Hile­
quilt
or spread for display. Next1
Federal assistance to school
city
man. Virginia Daiiey, John W’ilson;
H. E. C. meeting will be at the
gon highway projtx'ts, supplement - F F. Akchapters in the state, with
er lighting eff«*cts combined with Sitting Bull, Miles Wicks. Lee lunch programs in Oregon, for­ home of Mrs. John Read the first |
••d by S-L'.MNKJ.OtM) of state highway the R A Babb judging cup to b«*
ingenious rwchtinics really acted Nichdls had charge of the electric merly available through the Pro­
Tuesday in September. Next serv-1
funds euch yrer, or $I2.(KMJ,O(X) an- presented th«* winning team. In
as a magic carpet which whisked display and Dick Johnson the spot­ duction and Marketing adminis­ ing committee will be Mr. and Mrs.'
nually for u grand total of $341.. I the past this «-up has been won
tration of the U. S. Department of
the
audience
to
the
days
when
In
­
light.
(MX).(MX).
I by Amity In 1938, Canby in 1939,
Agriculture, ,now will be paid to Leslie Wicks. Mr and Mrs. Wilson
dian chiefs ruled in America, and
Thi* figure will I m * augmented and Eugene in 19-11,
schools for food and equipment and Pauline Tucker. A dozen quart
iheiy taught their people to care
by $12,000,000 additional federal
Premium lists may lx* obtained
purchases through the office of jars were donated by Mrs. Frank
for the things ot nature.
for use in canning for
funds recently apportioned to Ore­ from V«x*uttonal Agriculture in­
the state suj>*rintendent ot public Bradford
A grease truck on the jot, for
Robert Drenner, artist, fisher­
the coming fairs.
gon for expenditure within the structors Th«*y ar«* Ernest Clark,
instruction al Salem.
»ame period of which $5.324,OtX) Cottage Grove; J«x*~McClur<*, Junc­ th«* E. C. Hull Co. at the Doren® man, and lover of nature, read
Canneti fruits and vegetables
Transfer of the program was an­
dam exploded August 13th. but his script for the pageant. The
Knickerbocker’s softball nine
ha» now been allocated for con- tion City and Cloyd Makinson, Eu­
and produce for display at the
nounced
by
E.
Harvey
Miller,
state
the driver. Donald D. Ware, was nights were perfect for an outdoor
won the district championship
xtruction of for«*«t highways within gen«*
So.
Lane
fair
may
be
left
with
Everett Runkle will begin a ser­ PMA director, following the com­
fortunate enough to escape. The production, and ax th«* story pro
from Roseburg here Tu«?sday eve­
the state All forest highways are
truck containing greases, diesel «•«•eded. with spotlight first on the ies of lectures on proper fire fight­ pletion of an-agreement with Rex Mrs. Chaffee. Mrs. Leslie Wicks, ning. beating the Rainbows of
contracted and constructed under
Mary
Arne
or
Mrs.
Ed
Sherrill.
Putnam,
state
superintendent
of
fuel and gasolin«* together with Indian tepsp and weavers, then on ing and fire prevention at the city
the imm«*diate supervision of th**
Plans for the Blue Cross hospi­ Roseburg 5 to 4 to take the lead
some t«x>ls exploded with a bang ducks, geese, deer, and bear; then hall. .Monday evening August 26th, public instruction, for operation in
in the three game series and win
>*ublic Roads Administration The
while oq th«* job, stunning the on th«* stately Indian chiefs here starting at 7:30 p m Mr Runkle Oregon of the permanent school talization campaign were discussed the right to represent the district
Commission also recently a I located
and
Mrs.
Giles
and
Mrs.
Bob
Walls
lunch
program
authorized
this
WASHINGTON
Th«* Nation­ driver, who apparently thought it and there in the panorama, one has b«*en interested in fire fighting
an additional $5,000,000 of state
and Mrs. John Read were appoint­ in the state tournament starting
since 1924 when he became a mem- year by Congress.
was some sort of back fire Ware
funds for highway construction al Mediation Board »aid Friday
ed
as a membership committee. at Oregon City Sunday. Knicker­
Requests
for
participation
in
the
ber
of
the
CuT.
’
ullis
fire
depart
­
kept his seat in th«* truck until
Th«*sr figures reveal that Oregon President A F Whitney of the
The
grange voted to drop their bocker’s took the first game of the
program
now
will
be
directed
to
ment Four years later he was sent
he saw flames coming around the
district play off here Friday eve­
now has approximately $53,000,000 railway trainmen, has authorized truck cab and then took to the
by the Corvallis depaitment to Putnam at Salem, who will handle part as sponsor for the community ning 6 to 4 and lost the second at
available tor the three-year pro­ un indefinite poatponement of a bushes just before the truck wax
center rest room in Cottage Grove
the
program
for
both
public
and
Chicago
where
he
sp«*nt
three
strike of 8.000 Southern Pacific
Roseburg Monday 1 to 4 .
gram.
months with the Underwriters fire non-profit private schœls. The as they see no reason for having
consumed in flames.
The final game here was forced
iv Sonu- of the projects, authorized employ«» sch«*dul«*d for 6 p. m.
patrol. In 1930 he assisted in train- PMA office will continue its inter­ to maintain their own rest rooms into an extra inning to tie the
Company officials were unable
ih the different counties, arc under August 21.
Record
motor
car
registrations
while
shopping
in
Cottage
Grove.
est
in
helping
schools
meet
mini
­
_
>ng
the
Baker
fire
department
and
Whitney ordered the postpone­ to assign any cause for th«* explo­
score in the 6th inning at 4 all.
construction and others arc ready
marked the first half of this year later became drill master in the mum requirements. Miller said,
Mrs Ed Decker, Mrs. Brumfield, From the time the game started
sion.
for letting of contracts thia year or ment a txiard official told reporters
in Oregon 423.000 vehicles were Dallas fire department.
and will make administrative re­ and Mrs. Peterson were reported
until finished in the eighth there
next year The first postwar year, pending efforts to settle a dispute
licensed with fees adding to $3‘i -A He entered the service in 1940 views and audits of operating pro­ iU.
bctw<x*n
the
brotherhood
and
dom-
• ■». never wa».mpre than one «core dif­
insofar as the highway program is
million, it has been announced by and functioned as fire marshal of grams, and «*ohfinu«* to donate ag­
Roy Nelson was elected steward
concerned. ended June 30, ¡946», fiany through mediation under th«*
Robert S. Farrell Jr., Secretary the entire Fort Lewis area for two ricultural commodities for distri­ for the remainder of the year to ference between the opposing
teams.
railway
labor
act.
Beginning Its present InspMtlon
of State.
years. In 1942 he was transferred bution to school lunch programs. fl!! the vacancy caused by the
The brotherhood has charged the
L. Baker. Roseburg third base­
tour August 19. the Stale High-
The city water supply is danger­
The number of vehicles has to Honolulu where he functioned
death of Eldon Steel.
man. started the scoring when he
way Commission party la visiting railroad with violating working ously low. L. W. Coiner, city en­ swe)l«*d seven per cent over last as fire marshal for a year. He serv­ DRAIN TO PURCHASE
The lecture program was made rapped one of H«x:ker’s fast
western, central and eastern Ore­ ngreenwnts cov«*ring classes of em- gineer said t«xia.v «nd all irrigation year The great bulk—336.000
ed other military posts in this ca­ POWER FROM BONNEVILLE
up of group singing and the lectur­ pitches out of the park for a home
gon sivtions to chrcl^ on construc­ pk>y<>s It represent«.
within the city limit will be stopp- are passenger cars, with trucks pacity and was released this year
The city of Drain will purchase er asked all ladies to brings scraps
William F Mitchell, a board me­ «•d until Monday. Water users will and light deliveries totaling 90,000.
run. Singles by Elfving and Lusk
tkin underway as a result of con­
from service after training for ser­ all electric power to fill its re­ of print or rayon and scissors to put two local men on bases in the
diator.
last
week
was
in
San
Fran-
tracts already let and to view proj­
tx- notified this afternoon to slop Of th«* rest 3,000 were motorcycles vice in the Japanese theater.
quirements under terms of a 20- the next meeting.
last of the first inning and Wicks
ects which have been I ithonzed an cisco conferring with th«* parties all irrigation until the 26th by or­ and 1300 busses. Every classifica­
All who may be interest«*d in fire year contract signed with the Bon­
A vote of thanks and apprecia­ with two down doubled to drive in
ii part of the three-year plan to to the dispute.
der of the city water committee. tion showed gains.
fighting are cordially invited to neville Power Administration Au­
tion was extended to Mrs. Wagner two runs, giving Knicks a two to
bring state highways up to stand-
Th«* continued dry weather has
'The tremendous mileage piled attend.
gust 6. it has been announced.
FAREWELL PICNIC
Who
entertained the grange at her one edge. Roseburg came back to
unis retarded by World War H
caused a serious «irain on the up by this record number of ve­
The new contract replaces an
home on their regular meeting tie the score in the fourth inning
Th«* Commission has as one of its FOR HARDYH
water system and water is being hicles.” said Farrell, "explains SMALL FIKE EXTINGUISHED
agreement
executed
by
the
city
Th<* Rev. «nd Mi’s. George Hardy used faster than it is flowing into how the death rate in Oregon is
when Baughman singled, went to
date August 1st.
mi|or objectives completion of
Fire suppression crews from and Bonneville October 1. 1942.
highway sections upon which work were th«* guests of honor at a pic­ the reservoir.
falling although the actual toll in Hinkk* Creek and Drain Friday-
A box social and free entertain­ second on a pass ball and scored
The city will buy all its power
on a double by Gier».
had been started earlier so that nic and barbecue supper nt th«*
numbers Is increasing.”
night extinguished a 10-acre blaze under the old sale rate schedule ment is being planned by a com­
Knicks went out in front again
past investments on these sections' home of Mr and Mrs Andressian
In view of the increasing shift on the W. Bilick farm east of Saw­ E-3; demand charge is 75 cents mittee consisting of Mrs. Ed.
when
Wicks drew a walk, advanc­
can lx- placed to th«* earliest pos­ nt Leona Friday evening About
of fatalities to rural areas, motor­ yer's Rapids, on the highway be­ net per kilowatt of billing de­ Sherrill. Mary Arne, Esther Strat­
40 nu-mbers of the First Baptist
sible use
ists and p««destrians were urged tween Elkton and Scottsburg, the mand; energy charge is two mills ton and Joy Hayworth to be given ed on a wild pitch and scored on
During the 1943 inspection tour, church her«* attended. Th«* Rev.
to exercise new caution on inter­ Douglas Forest Protection Asso­ net per kilowatt hour for the first early in November the exat date an infield play. The next inning
and
Mrs.
Hardy
wen*
present«*d
Sharpo walked, Baughman, De-
Unused
leave
forms
for
veterans
county courts, city councils and
city highways and main-traveled ciation reported this morning.
200 kilowatt hours per kilowatt to be announced later. A fine pro­
bernardi and Hill singled to put
chamlierx of commerce in a num- with a lovely gift following th«* received in this community thru roads The first half of this year
gram
is
being
planned.
The
fire
started
in
logging
slash
of
billing
demand;
and
each
XUp|MT
Roseburg out in front again by one
the local VFW Post 3473 have be4n over 70 per cent of Oregon’s traf­ in a cut-over area. Damage was ditional kilowatt hour will ad-
ber of instances, favored construc­
Refreshments were served at the run.
cost
Th«*
Rev.
Hardy,
recently
called
I
distributed
and
a
new
supply
for
tion of roads outside their immed
fic deaths took place outside towns small. The fire was believed to one mill net.
close of the evening.
Elfving led on with a hit in the
late areas to facilitate completion ns pastor of the Highland Baptist the use of kx*al veterans will lx* or cities.
have been caused by a cigarette
Esther Stratton, reporter. eighth after Lusk hit a hard one
church
of
Portland
will
move
his i available in a few days. These
of routes which would shorten
tossed from an automobile passing 4-H CLUBBERS CAN SHOW
and Wicks came through with an­
distances to market. These rec­ family to that city as soon as liv- ■ forms for some unaccountable ma­ MRS. HARRY RITES AT SALEM on the highway.
IN SEVERAL FAIRS
ing
quarters
can
tx>
obtained.
other double to put Knicks ahead
son have been simplified to a sur­
Rev. L. H. Sohler of the Catho­
ommendations were carefully con­
• Lane county 4-H clubbers who
again and win the district crown.
prising extent. To date approxi­ lic church took part in the cere­ EXAMINER COMING
sidered by the Commission.
have up to date summer projects
NEW ERA. SWEET HOME
Quality Market and th«* Eagles
mately 150 veterans in this vicin­ monies of the solemn requiem i
War time conditions permitted
A drivers license examiner is or who have completed their proj­
nine were runners up for high
ity have taken advantage of the mass and funeral services at St. scheduled to be on duty in Cottage ects may exhibit them at the State
only the most essential mainte­ WEEKLY PAPER, SOLD
The sale of th«* New Era. Swret opport unity to file for their unus«*d Vincent de Paul church, Salem. Grove Saturday. August 24th at
honors in the league. These two
nance of Oregon's far flung high
Fair at Salem September 2 to 7,
teams will meet again Friday eve­
ways, which in Lane county today Home weekly newspaper, to Ar­ leave allowance. As soon as more Friday, August 16th, for Mrs. the city hall between the hours according to E. A. Danielson, coun­
ning. The softball season will of­
wen* inspected from maintcnnncc thur Macoubric. former Register- forms are received they will be Catherine Barry, mother of Mrs. of 9:00 a. m. and 4:00 p. m., ac­ ty club agent. Exhibits should be
ficially end Monday night, it was
xtandpoints, taking into considéra- 1 Guard composing room employe, available at the local U. S Em­ Larry Macklin of Cottage Grove. cording to an announcement re­ brought to the 4-H club grounds
understood here texiay.
tlon present heavy usage and needs and William Dudley of the Uni­ ployment office for any eligible Another daughter, Mrs. Catherine ceived from Sécrétai y of State's in Eugene and those wishing to ex­
A special malting barley contest
Local fans can see ball games
of steadily increasing traffic, Al- versity Press was announced this veterans. If assistance 1« required Sangster, lived here until recently. office.
,
hibit livestock should contact the at the land products division of at Kelly Field Thursday, Friday
week
by
John
T.
Russell,
«xlitor
in
completion
of
thes«*
forms,
Mrs.
though highway maintenance hus
On Thursday, August 15th,
Persons wishing licenses or per­ 4-H club office at once.
the Pacific International Livestock and Monday night« as the local
and publisher of the newspaper Bird will lx- glad to give any aid Father Sohler attended the re­ mits to drive are asked to get in
«Conclude«! on page 4.)
Clubbers are also eligible to ex­
for th«* last 15 years.
passible. If the need arises, for the ligious reception and profession touch with the examiner well hibit at the 4-H club fair at Eu­ Exposition is available to Lant* league winds up their schedule.
County' farmers, announces O. S. Doubleheaders will be played on
The new owners t«x>k possession assistance of veterans who are ceremonies at St. Mary's Convent, ahead of the scheduled closing
MIMS PETTYJOHN, ASST.
August 12th. Russell is retiring unable to come to the office during Beaverton. Two of his cousins were hour in order to assure completion gene. August 23 and 24. South Fletcher, county agent?
the nights listed above, according
1-ane fair here September 14 add
The competition will include sep­ to Tom Cox.
HOME DEMONSTRATION AO’T. after spending most of his life in the day, the office will be held received as members of the relig­
of their applications with a mini­ Lan«* county fair. September 25- arate divisions for two-row barley
The appointment of Miss Max­ th«* newspaper business.
The local association is contem­
■open during evening hours.
ious community.
mum of delay.
26, 27, and 28.
and for four-row barley. Each car- plating some kind of a playoff with
im* Pettyjohn. Marfa, Texas, as
ries a first prize of $250 and a sec­ either an All Star team meeting
assistant
home
demonstration
ond prize of $100. Therefore, Lane Knickerbockers or a playoff in­
agent has been announced by Miss
County growers can compete in volving the top four teams of the
Nellk* C. Lyle, Lane county horn«*
this contest for a total of $700.
demonstration agent. Miss Petty­
season. More information on this
Any grower who has 20 acres will be announced later.
john has already arrived In Eu­
Linda M< Garvin
of barley can enter the contest.
Susan Sears
gene and assumed her new duties.
Nan Marie Freeman
Ilariin«* Att ridire
.Mike Clark
Each exhibit must be a full 100-.
Miss Pettyjahn is a graduate of
the home economics department
pound sack, and the county Agri­
cultural Conservation Association
of Sulrou -State Teachers' College
committee must certify that the!
at Alpine, Texas. Prior to her ap-
point ment ns assistant horn«* dem-
sack in question came from a field
of 20 acres or more. Each pros­
onstration agent, Miss Pettyjohn
pective contestant should get in
Cottage Grove Union High
was a horn«- economics teacher at
touch with the local AAA office | ! School will open Monday. Septem­
Del Rio, Texas high school.
before threshing time. Entries, ber 9. with the prospect of hav­
Former assistant home demon­
should be double sacked and should I ing the largest enrollment in the
stration agent was Miss Patricia
b«* sent by express or delivered in history of the school as predicted
Smith who resigned last June,
person to the Pacific Internation­ by school authorities.
Miss Smith had served In Lan«*
al in Portland at least 3 days be-! Advance registration will be
county on a pMrt time basis,
fort* the opening date, which is i held during the week preceding
spending two months in Lane I
October 6.
the opening so that «.-indent« may
county and the next two months
E. R. Jackman, crops specialist receive their class schedules, pay
in Douglas county. Miss Petty­
on the state college extension book fees, and obtain their lock­
john has received a full time ap- 1
staff, says "These premiums are ers.
polntment, Miss Lyle said.
large enough to pay anyone’s time , All Freshmen are required by
Oregon is becoming noted as the school law to have a phyacial ex­
PRAGER OPENS IN NEW
QUARTERS
producer of some of the best malt­ amination. It is urged that stu­
ing barley to be found anywhere., dents go to their family physician
The Prager Furniture and Hard­
Some of our best malting varieties and lie examined before the open­
ware store opened last week in new
arc Hannchon. Wisconsin 38, Utah ing of school. Uniform blanks are
quarters at 716 Main street, after
Winter, and Atlas.” Jackman em- I being used throughout the state
being closed for several weeks
phasizes that for malting purposes for recording the results of these
while th«* new building Was under
five winners pictured above Auto Supply building. Voting was .Dale McGarvin of 1142 Ash Ave. Freeman, daughter of Mr. and
Attridge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the barley must not be cracked in physical examinations.
construction. The interior of th«- were chosen by popular vote from close in many instances.
Second prize went to Susan Mrs. Oliver Freeman of Culp L. C. Attridge.
threshing. Some otherwise excel­
how store building is being redec- j among 150 entries in the first an­
Scars, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fifth prize went to Mike Clark, lent malting lots sometimes are.
Creek.
___ New York and Pennsylvania pro.
orated and furnished as rapidly as nual baby contest sponsored hy
First prize went to Linda Me* Max Sears of Delight Valley.
son of Mr. and Mrs. C. ,O. Clark of ruined by threshing so closely that
over two-thirds of the buck,
materials are available.
' the Clark Studio in the Western Garvin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Third prize went to Nan Marie
Fourth prize went to Darline (Villard court.
the kernels are skinned or cracked,. wheat grown in th« United Etatm
Putnam Now Head
of Lunch Program
E C Hall Co. Grease
Truck Explodes;
Driver Is Unhurt
Knickerbocker’s
Win District Crown
To Enter State Play
A Fire Training
Course to Start
Here Monday 26th
So. Pacific Strike
Is Off Indefinitely
Motor Vehicle
Registration in
State Is 423,000
City Water Supply
Dangerously Low
Leave Forms to Be
Available Soon
Contest Open to
Lane Co. Farmers
Five Winners In The First Baby Contest
High School Opens
on September 9th