The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, August 29, 1946, Page 10, Image 10

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    Drllcatr Max l*s
said.
co. $13 40; Myrtle R Clark >12 •*Stromme $77 55: Forrest H ai I m II
Fyes Funnel Shaped
■b mu»cl»» that move th*
Burning crop residues also may
80; Tromp & McKinley $5.00; Lu- $105.75; LcFoy May $-30 10. Ole
Die eye of the chameleon
$4.10; J. C. Penney Co., $11.44;
tn l keep It in baiane» are very
cost a farm operator his entire ihapcd like n funnel, with a tiny
L. Kennedy $48 90;
J. Haldorson $132 60: George
BY Pioneer Groc. Cb $21.84; Broad- cilie
tiny and delirale
payment for performing agricul­ pupil at the imell end.
Schaefers
$366
83,
Martin
Peter-
STATE
INDUSTRIAL
ACCI-
TUB COMMIKHIONER n COURT ' way Market $34 37;
tural conservation practices. Mil­
DENT OOMMISSION: State Ind. son $76.50; Mapleton Garage $-1 •
FOR JULY, IM«
COUNTY OWNED LANDS. A ct . Com. $123.86;
ler warned. Many county ACA
85; H M. Petersen $14.35; John-
Ordered that 9 deeds be made Helen E. Soranson $175.00; Pac
comnutti'es, especially In western
COUNTY SURVEYOR: Pac. . ston Motor Co. $1.85; Bee Line
for county owned properties for Tel. & Tel. Co. $6.25;
Oregon, have ruled that straw
Tel. & Tel. Cb. $7.25; Olive R. Service. $28 99; Hills Chcv. Co
the total sum of $1.047.49.
COURT HOUSE: City of Eugene Chamberlain $165 0Ô; Vera Sten- $9 95: Ed. Lorence Co. $94.43; B
burning defeats the puriMMic» of
Ordered that 2 offers be reject­ $142.47; Garret Appliance Co. $5.- shoe $54.00;
Farmers wlu> burn straw and the ixinservation program anil w III
F Goodrich Ox $214.63; Nortiling
Sigwart
Electric
Co.
ed for county owned properties 75; Goettling Sign Co. $7.50; Rees $13 83; P. M Morse $8 85. Cre»- Parts Co. $106 48; R. A Babb stubble from grain and seed crops disqualify a farm for any practice
for the total sum of »1,560.00.
Electric Service $13.50; David
Hardware Co. $7177; Interstate are toeing valuable plant O mm I. in­ payment, he reported.
Order to pay mileage to Lane Swenson $175.00: Clifford H. Pitts
Miller also calk'd attention to
Tractor
A Equipment Co. $255.41. creasing the danger of wind and
TREASURER: Burroughs Add­
County Predatory Animal Hunter. $160 00; Geo. C Clark »160.00; ing Mach Co. »66.08; Pac. Tel. * Daniel DeFoe $4140; W. H Col­ waler erosion, and ico|Hirdizing the practice payments under the con­
TO USERS OF HOME GAS APPLIANCES
Order establishing E. W. Lee Lillie Weyer $1950; Troeh's Sport­
Tel. Co. $7 55; Lucile Lansing lett $51.80; J. D. Chance $7770; consenation practice payments servation program for utilization
tor
their
farms,
warns
K
Haney
ing Goods $.70; Gordon Hdwre. Co. $165.00; Kathrvn Godley $165.00; Miki Ward $10920; J R. Inman
of crop residues These include
Order vacating part of Mead­ $.50; C. & S. Electric $29.78;
WEED CONTROL: ' Shelton - $33.60; Robt Warnke $99 90; H. Miller, chairman of (he state PMA "trashy'' or protected summerfal­
ow's Addition to Lowell.
Northwest Cities Gas Cb. $.75: Turnbull-Fuller Co. $1740; Scott G. Rieck $8 10: B F. Goode $9.40: committee.
low. which will lx* offered again
Order regarding wages for road Eugene Water Board $124.46; E. Foster $170.05: Marybelle J. Ralph Petzold $17 00; Chas. W.
"Burning straw and stubble ac­ under the 1947 program ut rates
department employes.
Koke-Chapman Co $1 95; Godlove Stass $72.45, Jas V. Stewart S85.- Guile $48.10; O. E. Rebmen S28.20; tually destroys nitrogen, phosphor­ similar to this year's; hauling
Resolution in re: Vacation of The Plumber $.25: Zellcrbach Pa­ 60; Chas. H. Goheen $44.13;
Wm. G. Hannon $120.00; Bob ic acid and potash that the opera­ straw for use as a mulching mater­
portion of Mabel-Crawfordsville per Cb. $4.48; Bill's Garbage Serv. A Grant $10 18; Ida Holland John Lockyrar 6M-00 d . w Holloway tor will have to replace with high- ial on orchard, strawlicrry. potato
$34.-
Road.
$16 00:
" Max Snnmonson S25iM>; Mrs $22.50; V D. Fogle $49.50; Rich- priced commercial fertilizer if he and commercial vegeluble land. $5
Order that Lane County deed
New gas appliances arc being received more frequently
COUNTY DUES: F. L Phipps C C. Glen $23.99; A R Edgell ard W. Raker $92 00; M Z. Allen can Imd it?' Miller dt'clared. l\>int- a ton fur legume straw nnd $^.(X)
atrip of land to Hap Taylor, etux. $405.00;
$49.98; Joe Cabe $51.15; Dora $106.23; Loe Roberts $127.00; Eart ing to forecasts of continued tight for non-legume; incoi|K>raling pea
now.
If in need of a new range or hot wuter heater, see u».
Order releasing Carl Holm X
DEP CHILD INST.: ChU- Glaspey $77.70:
N. Tliompson $50 10: Harry' Bar­ fertilizer supplies for the coming and vetch straw into the surface
Company from contract.
dren's Farm Home $15.00; vatho-
DOG: Nelson X- Norris $23.00; , ker $207.90; Q D. Barker $25 20; year, the PMA chairman cited the soil on hind subject to erosion. 6o
Order granting Southern Pacif­ lie Charities, Inc. »54.16; Alber- Earl Jager $10.00; Joe Maughn Geo. Chapman $79 90; Roy Barker following per ton values of crop cents an acre.
ic Company franchise to construct tina Kerr Nursery $5.00; Louise
$8140; Dnvid Cov $96.20; Susie residue«, based on commercial fer-
railway spur across county road in Home $35.00; Childrens F a r m $4.00; Terry McCbrnack $30.00; G. Barker $51.80: R H Barker $138.- tilizer prices:
E Orswell $13 ix); Leigh Randall
Section 26, Tp 17 South, Range 4 Home $15.00; Boys & Girls' Aid
Crimson clover straw. $5.99 a
$520.00; Augustus J. Flint $168.00: 65: A Finseth $2’3.70; Ren Erskin
W WM
Society of Ore. $15 00;
$153 55; Alma Barker $62.90; Glen ton; Ladino clover, $9 16; nti ch»'
State Ind Acc. Com. $4 52;
Order appointing weed inspec-
DISTRICT ATTORNEY: Shir­
$6 11;
clover, $4 80:
Allison $47.00; Ralph Nichols $12 -
GENERAL KOAD
IdUor.
ley Shipman $165.00; Gail Bevel
Outside & inside decoration
C X M: Shell Oil Co. »538.63; 60; Mike Rodakowski $104.58; white clover. $7.21: alsike clover,
Order regarding use of County $155.00; Frank B. Reid $96.89:,_____
Elec. Steel Fdry. Co. $242.74; Shell John Moore $67.70: C. N Chap­ $5 86; hairy vetch. $7.41; Willam­
We have paint for immedi­
Roads by Oregon State Police to Pac. TeL Tel Co. $20 20; EL Ar- Oil Co $79.15;' L. P*Stubbi<7ield man $46.20: Bill Lawson $42.00: ette vetch. $3.38: Austrian peas.
enforce laws.
ate
work. All work contract
mitage $15.00; Boehnke Printing S2.251.20; Goettling Sign Co $24.- J. W. Murphy »163.80; F A. Riebe $4.92: barley. $3.02: oats. $2 92:
Order appointing Deputy Dis­
$2.61;
grass
wheat,
$2
IS
ed
and
guaranteed
00; E E Wyatt $3.50; Standard $171 15, Dennie Hayes $39 50: Le-
trict Attorney.
Co $200; Jack Lamb Film Shop Oil Co. $2.050.36; G. C. Bowman roy Wiggins $59.25; Walter Camp­ straw (average). $2 93: bean vines,
Order making levy for market
^,6 -’O; Milo Clark $65.40; Doris bell $116.55; Bob Cisney $203 70; $11 18; pea vines, $9.56.
roads and market bridges.
DISTRICT SEALER: Dept of.Cassitv $33.60; Fred Smigley H. Sandberg $25 20; J. L. Jepson
Aside from the fertilizer values
Order regarding salaries for cer­ Agr. $51.10;
1 $235.00; L. I. Doane $210.00; E. J. $44 40; M Glen Gifford $5880;
crop residues returned to the soil
Phone 271Y 906 So. 8th St.
tain road employees.
ELECTION: Lloyd Howe $165.- Mabi- $210.00; C. E. Duckworth Cecil Smith $39.50; Derakl Parks also improve soil tilth and help
PHONE 02
Order fixing time for hearing 00; Gladys Herrig $78.00; Key­ $210.00; John Trunnell $210.00: $14 80; Robert Sullivan $95 28: hold
.
2-2tp>tfc
the soil in place to prevent
for vacation of The Plat of Cher­ stone Printing Co. $4.60; Carolyn George Tolman $210.00: A. A. Mar­ Don Truax $44.97: Eiler Kaldahl wind and water erosion. Miller
ry-Land.
Marshik $4 40;
tin $235.00: Chas. Lewis $283.40; $3260. S. T Rose $8.40; W. D
Order appointing Deputy Weed
EMERGENCY: D. H. Cameron Milo Clark $213.00; Calella Spence Glaspey $113.40. B. B. Varter $58 -
Inspectors.
11
^1-^ .x c .. l .--,. ...
S260.00: Wayne Trowbridge »244.- 80; Jeff Pettit $51.80; Elmer Sand­
Order establishing Louise W.
^SPECTOR. Ray Bower 40; W. A Ingle $244.40; Roy Fitch er $7.40: Ole J. Haldorson $26.00;
Goodrich Way of Necessity.
$132.70; James Hemenway $50.00; $103.40; AI. Zimmerdahl $103.40: Walter T. Whisman $24.12; Arthur
Order regarding vacation of por­
FOUR-H CLUB: Ore. State Agr Albert
Parks $200.00;
Claire G. Pope $23.50; Obert E. Stromme
tion of County Road No. 440.
College $2.215.00;
Parks $210.00; George Stock $210.- $18.78; Forrest Hadsall $23 50;
Order regarding vacation of a
A|GR. AGENT: Ore. State Agr 30; Irva Dick $155 00: Ruby L. Don Truax $36 95: Ruby L Grav-
portion of County Road No. 287. College $2,645.00;
Gravenstein $30.00; Mt. States enstein $24.00; Fred Langston
Order regarding acceptance of
HOME DEMONSTRATION: Power Co. $1 00; Pac. Tel. & Tel. $121.03: Roland Harper $150.40;
withdrawal and resignation of Cal- । Ore State Agr. College: $1.670;
Co. $27.25: Central Lincoln Peoples Gene Burns $59 40; Albert Barke­
vin M. Bryan.
HEALTH
DEPARTMENT Util. Dist. $100; Pac Tel & Tel meyer $201.60; Alvin Simpson $54 -
Order appointing George A. Mary
:
E. Turner $222.30; Lucille H Co. $7 85, Mt. States Power Co. .60: Jack Richards $103.95: John
• Stock, as Assessor for Lane Coun­ Vale $193.55; Zula Kickbusch $23.42: Junction City Water Wks. Graham $142.80; Fred Beidler $81.-
ty, Oregon.
$201.50; Mrs. A J. Kammann $1.50; George Stock $4515; Miller 40: John Sanders $19.80: l.cslie
Order concerning wages of em­ $112.80; W. J. Cloy es $345.45: Sorensen $5 45; John C. Halsey Dial $118.80; Archie Powell $233.-
ployees of Bridge Department.
1 Howard G. Smith $291.25; Dorothy $4.95;
- " Clarence
~
----- $4.95;
------ Joe 40; Robt. Hudson $8.40; Marshall
Cobb
Order recommending issuance of Weiss
'
$155.00; Hulda Burr $100. Whisman $4.70: Henry Langkoff Kimble $22.20; A. B. Smith $86.90;
four liquor licenses.
I 88; Mrs. Grace Murray $12.00; $4.70; Jerry Barber $4.70; LaFoy S. T, Rose $63.00; Arden C Pow­
Your cooperation is urged to make this victory fair a sue
All exhibits should bo removed from the armory by 10
COMMISSIONER S COURT
1
Frank
L. Armitage $16.00; North­ Lawson $244.40: M. A. Niece $192 - ell $42.00: Dorn in ico Quaglia $50-
cess.
Armory
building
open
Friday,
September
13,1
:30
p.m.
o'clock.
The management reserves the right to be released
LANE COUNTY, OREGON
% west Cities Gas Co. $.75; Ralph 40; Gilbert Fox $49.50; S. M. 10; H. O. Jackson $14.80; Clif­
and at 7:00 a. m. on the 14th to receive exhibits. Judging
from all responsibility of any exhibit left after 0:00 p. m.
July IM« Claims
I Christenson. M. D. $30.00; Mar- Bloom $39.50; John Sullivan $29.- ford Foster $92.40; Richard Simp­
of exhibits will be from 11 00 to 1:00 p. m. Doors open to
of September 14th.
ADVERTISING: Cottage Grove garet Tingle. $10.00; Mrs. Mary 70; Wendell Shittington $257.40; son $96 60: Oddi Miracle $21.00;
visitors from 1:00 until 0:00 p. m. No exhibit will be per­
No exhibit will be award grand champion ribbon unleu
Sentinel $34.45: Wiltshire's $4.60; LaCasse $12.00; Pac. Tel. & Tel. T D. Robinett $257 40; Frank Mil­ M. C. Johnson $138.60; Hez Tuck­
it possesses outstanding qualities.
mitted to be removed from the display before 0:00 p. m.
Guard Publishing Co. $32.89;
Co. $27.50: Valley Stationery Co. ler $218.40; R. C. Glick $205.40; er $184 80. John Sanders 3309.60;
ASSESSOR: Agnes O'Brien $6.90; Office Machinery & Sup­ A. C. Head $205.40: Ronald Hatch A B Smith $118.50; Arden C.
$137.76; S. C. Payne $137.30; P ply Co. $2.00; Tiffany Davis $1.70 $225.60: Ed Smith $131.60: Dennie Powell $67.20; Dominien Quaglia
L Sill $152.94; Adeline Volkstorf Northwest Gas Co. $76; Shaw
$42.00; Walter T. Whisman $113 -
$110.15; Maurine Mercer $140.78; Surgical Co. $12.21; New Serv Hays $178.00; Cecil Smith $178.00; 39: Arthur G. Pope $115.15; Obert
Art Henderickson $217.80: Rod­
Laundry $4.67; Cutter Lab. $15.00; ney Burden $103.40; Rodney Bur­ E. Stromme $101.05; Forrest Had­
•on »129.86; Jeanne R. Hickson
INDIGENT SOLDIER: Gen den $58.80; Clifford Tolman $201 - sall $115.15: LeRoy May $8170:
»120.67; Helen Swarts $126.88, Rds. $11.96, Pac. Tel. & Telg Co 60; Claude Tice $185.00; Danial M. V. D. Fogle S126.00; Carl Olson
DIVIMION II—(tonti nursi)
DIVISION t— (I'onDniird)
DIVISION A
Katherine Ducker $120.69; Har­ $7.95;
Grow $59.20; Ed. Woods $142.20; $202.80; Lauernce Barth $176.11;
old William Kunz $30.00; Pac. Tei.
INSURANCE: Sigman - Fell Dave Cretsinger $140.60; W. A. Kenneth Stromme $18565; Chas
Class 2 Cookies
Lot 8 Miscellaneous vegetables.
Grange and Agricultural Organization
& Tel. Co. »7.25; Gen. Rds. $11.10; Insc. Agncy. $59.56: Smith & Crispin $92.40: Orchard Auto Campbell $188.00; Chas. Overdick
Lot 9 Mint unusual vegetable
Awards:
Lot
1
Six
ice-box
ixKikies
to
be
exhibited.
Addresaograph Sales Agncy. »12.- Crakes $541.19; Bryant DeBar Parts
$110.98; Ballou & $183.30: John Harvey $56.40; Carl
Class 4 Farm Crops I Peck
Each display scoring not less than 75
Lot 2 Six vanilla drop <*ookics to be ex­
96; Valley Printing Co. $1.25; Sil­ $41.51; Tromp & McKinley Agncy. Wright Co.
$4.65: Eugene Water Olson $67.60: Lauerence Barth
l/it 1 Wheat
lot 2 Oats
Lot 3 Barley
points will receive $10.00. The following
hibited.
va Chevrolet Co. $2.75; Bailey-Gil­ $1.35; Smith & Crakes $7.74:
Board $51.38; Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. $65.14; Kenneth Stromme $49.35;
schedule will be used in scoring the display:
U>t 3 Six fancy cookies to I m * exhibited.
Class 5 Seed Crops 5 Pounds
bertson & Albee $11.05; Double
JUSTICE COURT: The Willam­ $6.95; Claude Arne $47.81. Kendall Chas. Campbell $56.40; Chas. Ov­
Quality of products to be shown 40 |x>ints
Lot 1 Vetch seed, any variety.
D. Printing Co. $1.15; Wyatts ette Press $15.00: Pac. Tel. & Motor Co. $76.63; Pac. Tel. & Tel. erdick $61.10; John Harvey $28.20;
Class 3 -Cakes
Utility value of products
20 points
2 Clover seed, any variety.
Lot 1 Loaf cake.
»1.00; S. C. Payne $569: Harry Telg. Co. $6.45: Mark Hathaway Co. $4.30; Floyd Githens Motors Suislaw Forest Prod. Inc. $1.286.-
Display arrangement
15 points
3 Field corn. If in ear 10-ear exhibit
J. Logan $82.00;
Lot
Sponge cake
$5.50; John Bryson $15000; J U S156.50; Day-Nite Motor Co. $5.00; 94: H. & M Grill $119.40: E. E
Degree to which exhibit represents
Lot I Grasses, any variety.
CIRCUIT COURT: Mark Hath­ Goude $4.50; C & S Electric $1.80. Lane Co. Elec. Coop., Ine. $15.00; Wyatt $22.20; G. J. Johnson Lbr.
Lot 3 Angel food cake.
[Klints
activities of community
25
l/>t 5 Miscellaneous.
away »34.00; R. N. Appling $250.-
Lot
Light
I
layer
cake.
4
MUSEUM: J. E. Oakes $160 00; Carlson Hatton & Hay, Inc. $187.- Co. $216.03; Guistina Bros. Lbr.
Total [xjssible score
100 (Klints
First and Second riblx>ns and 50c and 23c
00; Dorothy Putnam $20 00; Pac. Sigwart Electric Co. $15.35; Gor­ 72; S. B. Finegan $58.72: Economy Co. $501.32; Carson Saw Shop
Lot
Dark . layer cake.
will lie given in each lot.
Tel. & Tel. Co. $17.70; Lawyers don Hdwre. Co. $1.75: Eugene Wa­ Battery & Elec. Co. $29.47; Wood $9.75: Scherer Motor Co. $5.80;
Class
I
Pics
DIVISION I»
Co-Operative Pub. Co. $15.00; ter Board $40.95: Allen E Hamil­ Motors $42.70; Silva Chevrolet Co. Geo. A. Halton Co. $17.07: North
Lot 1 Open
Lot 2 Two-crust
DIVISION I—FUTURE FARMER LIVE-
Robt. H. Goodwin $15.00; Ban­ ton $12.60; E. M. Johnson $15.00; $74.96; Florence Welding & Re­ Fork Lbr. Co. $180.96: Monroe Lbr.
Any Farm Youth Organization in
Class 5 Canning
STO< K DIVISION
croft-Whitney Co. $5.00; Lewis Bill's Garbage Serv. $2.00;
Southern Lane County
pair $14.49; Walter J. Brynd $14.- Co. $1.314 57;
Lot 1 Two jars vegetables,
Class
1 Hogs, Any Breed
Hoffman »15.00; Thos. H. Wells
PREDATORY ANIMALS: Guy 55: Atwood Radiator Shop $25.50:
Lot 2 Two jars fruit,
STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCI­
A booth showing education activities and
Ix»t 1 Boars.
»12.00; William G .East $30.00; S. Prichard $50.00; Damon W
Two
Lot
containers
jam.
Howard Cooper Corp. $307.16; Mrs. DENT COMMISSION: State Ind.
3
products grown by members.
U»t 2 Sows over 1 year.
Geo. I- Hurley $25.00; Shelton- Smith $50.00; .
I/>t
Two containers jelly,
Dan Workman $89.60; Luella Acc. Com. $1,262.62;
Turnbull-Fuller Co. $45.90;
Each
organization
making
an
exhibit
to
Lot 3 Gilts
PUBLIC WELFARE COM­ Withrow $15.90; Mapleton Hotel
Lot 6 Two jars pickles,
MARKET ROAD
CIRCUIT COURT — JUVEN­ MISSION: Leslie M. Scott $467-
Lot 4 Feeders (barrows).
.score not less than 70 points shall receive
I/»t 7 Two containers relish
$77.00; Zee Roberts $19.00; R. T.
C&M: Dale Taliaferro $8(1.00: G.
ILE: John T. Myers $300.00; Lida 23; Leslie M. Scott $11,327 80- Parker $15.00; Utility Tank & C Bowman $32.95; Roy Fitch
First and Second ribbons nnd prizes of
$5.00. The following score card shall be
First and Second ribbons and 50c and 25c
O. Garrett $235.00f Claire Rhea Leslie M Scott $756.20;
$2
00 and $1.00 and a grand champion rib­
used
in
judging:
will I m - given in each lot.
Pump Co. $42.08; Oregon Supply $141.00; Al Zimmerdahl »140.85:
Hines »165.00; Mrs. W. F. Lee »2.-
bon and prize of $3.00.
Educational value, including use of
SHERIFF: C. L. Curtis $195 00; Co. $65.63. Robertson & Perry Co. W. A. Woodard $8.52: Southern
50; Mrs. Roy L. Scott $28 75; W. C. Romaine $190.00; N. F
charts, diagrams or specimens 30 points
Class 2 Sheep, Any Breed
DIVISION G—TKXT1LEK
Co. $415.38: Southern Pa­
John T. Myers $6.80; Pac. Tel. & Whipps $190.00; Hugh C. Keeney $160; Roberts Motor Co $12.72; Pacific
20 points
I/>t 1 Rams.
Utility
cific Co. $141.11; John Harvey
A.
F
Richards
Mach.
Shop
$2.00;
Class
1
Towels
and
Scarfs
Tel. Co. »22.80; Ass. Oil Co. $2.42; $190.00; Frances Mae Acheson
points
I/it 2 Breeding ewes. *
Display arrangements .
Daniel DeFoe $148.00; W.
I/it 1 Dresser scarf or set.
Lida O. Garrett $29 15; Gen. Rds. $165.00; Pac. Tel. & Tel. Cd. S43 - Air Reduction Sales Co. $23.49: $18.80;
... 15 points
Lot 3 Lambs (pen of three).
Quality of work shown
H Collett $29.60: J. D Chance
Clyde
Equipment
Co.
$7.33;
Colum
­
»18.64; Kendall Motor Co. $24.86; 70; Gen. Rds $35.67; Bee Line
10 points 1/it 2 Tin towel.
First and Second ribbons and prizes of
Originality in work shown
Lot 3 Hand towel.
Office Mach. & Supply Co. $8.50; Serv. $37.88; Western Union Telg. bia Equipment Co. $46.02; O. K $66.60; Milo Ward $109.20: J. R.
10 points
$2.00 and $1 00 and a grand champion rib-
Variety of work shown
Inman $184.80: Robt Warnke $74.-
Tire
Shop
$24.50:
Mapleton
Gar
­
Jim Brannen Tire Co. $7.00; West­ Co. S8.45; Shell Oil Co. $4.86; C.
CiaM 2 Bedspreads
. 100 (»inis
l»on and prize of $3.00.
Total possible score
ern Union Telg. Co. $1.93; Stand­ S. Carlton $68.39: Walter Hoey age $1 25; Gibson Motor Co. $150.- 00; H. G. Rieck $121.80; B F.
Lot
1
Crochet
or knit.
54;
Peter
Skovbo
$2.75;
Geo.
A.
Goode
$225.60;
Ralph
Petzold
Class 3 Dairy or Beef, Any Breed
DIVISION C
ard Oil Co. »160;
Lot 2 Embroidered applique.
Motors. Inc. S17.00; Legal Direc-
I/it 1 Bulls.
CIRCUIT COURT — INSANE: toriesPub. Co. $2.00; The Willam­ Halton Co. $39.30; .Chas Hum­ $197.40; Chas. W. Guile $51.80; O.
Class 3 Pillow Slips
Any Youth Movement Organization
Lot 2 Cows or heifers.
Ralph P. Christenson, M. D. $10.- ette Press $8.00: W. C. Romaine phreys $8.72; Walker Auto Sup­ E. Rebmen $37.60; Harry Barker
I/il 1 Lace trim.
A booth showing the activities of the or­
ply Co. $.90; R D. Earl Bowen $10.50; Q. D. Barker $166.95; Geo.
Lot 3 Calves.
00: H. E. Lamb, M. D. $5.00; S. J. $7.25: Western Union Telegraph
Lot 2 Embroidered or applique.
ganization with display of handicraft of
First and Second ribbons and prizes of
Hoffman »10.00; R. C. Romig. M. Co. $8.05; Jack Lamb Film Shop & Jonas J .C. Minot $15.00; Mrs. Chapman $23.50: David Coy $22.20;
members. Each organization with a cred-
Class 4 Table Linen
$2.00 and $1.00 and a grand champinn rib-
r D. »15.00; L. A. White. M. D. $5.00; $1.20; J. & W. Towing Serv. $5.- M. Y. Warner $15.00; Guy Ste­ Wm. Olsen $7.90; R. H. Barker
able booth shall receive $5.00.
Lot 1 Crochet or knit cloth.
bon and prize of $3.00.
Olga McIntyre $4.50; L. L. Whipps 00; N. F. Whipps $7.35; AUen- phens $15.00; Zellerbach Paper $86.95; Susie Baiker $22.20; Alma
Company
$4.70;
Central
Heating
Barker
$25.90:
Glenn
Allison
$172.-
Lot
2
Embroidered
or
applique
cloth.
Class 4 Poultry, Any Breed
»250; H. T. Gentle, M. D. »30.00; baugh Printing Co. $9.00; Brick­
DIVISION D— FLOWERS
Lit 3 Luncheon set lace trim.
Lot 1 Laying hens or pullets (2),
Carl W Robbins. M. D. »15.00; ey's Auto Serv. $20.85; Coak's Ra­ Co. $321.42; Lane Gravel Co. $1,- 90; Ralph Nichols $205.80; Mike
Lot 4 Luncheon set decorated.
I /it
Geese (2),
CLERK: Dorothea W. Hem- diator Serv. $22.40; Western Auto 130.80: Feenaughty Mach. Co. Rodakowski $136.30; John Moore
Class 1 -Potted Plants
• Set may be cloth or place mats
l/il 3 Ducks (21.
mingsen $125.00; Commercial Of­ Supply Co. $1.93; Gordon Hdwre. $145.55; Mrs. A. Finseth $5.50; $141.15; C. M, Chapman $172.20;
First
and
Second
ribbons
and
prizes
of
50c
and napkins)
Lot 4 Pigeons (2),
fice Supply Co. $4.80; John S Co. $3 00; The Texas Co. $4.60; Cascade Motor Co. $7.32; Cottage Bill Lawson $96.60; J. E. Murphy
and 25c will be given for best specimens
Lot 5 Turkeys f2i.
Class
5 Quilts
Duer $15.38; Valley Stationery Co. Ass. Oil $10.52; Jim Brannen Tire Grove Sentinel $1.00; Graber-Get­ $56.60; F. A. Riebe $45.20; Leroy
Fern,
Geranium,
Fuschia,
Begonia,
any
tys Hwd. Co. $170.28; Eugene Mill Wiggins »130.35; Walter Campbell
I/it 6 Rabbits (21.
I/it 1 Applique or embroidered.
»1.20; Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. $19.20; Co. $27.55; K. V. Williams $29.29;
other
Blooming
Plant.
Supply Co. $20.97; McCoy Motors $67.20; Bob Cisney $12.60; H.
First and Second riblxitn and prizes of
f/it 2 Pieced.
S. E. Skene $205.00; Eva L. Duck- Glen Wilson $45.49; Fred R MaiL $29.50; Junction City Water Wks. Sandberg $189.00; J. L. Jepson
Class 2 Cut Flowers
$1.00 and 50c.
Lot 3 Tied.
Gracc M U Daw’ loux
Julia Carlson $2 99; »1.50; Cottage Grove Water Sys. $81.00; M. Glen Gifford $15960;
First and Second ribbons and prizes of 50c
('la <s 6 Rugs
■on »170.00; Helen Romaine $165.- Standard
standard Oil Co.
Co $2.99;
$2 99
and 25c will be given for:
DIVISION J—OPEN (.'LAHM
$1.75: Fall Creek Lbr. Co. $56.98; Dcrald Parks $12560; Robt. Sul­
00; Sara Allen $165.00; Blanche
Lot 1 Crochet or braided.
Best Specimbns Asters — Large, Medium,
SHERIFF-JAIL: Ralph R. Mc- Standard Oil Company $2,048.60; livan $14.80; Don Truax $25.20;
i
Livestock
entries any breed, same number
Sweet »155.00; Nica McGee $155.- Intyre $150.00; Clarence Canaday E. E. Wyatt $253.84; Eugene Sand
Lot 2 Hooked.
Miniature.
as F. F. A. entries with First and Second
00; Dorothy Putnam $145.00; L. M. $130.00; Allan Hart $54.00; Pio- & Gravel Co. $333.30; W. F. Jack- Eiler Kaldahl $53 80; S. T. Rose
Begonias
Tuberous
Class
7
Baby
Clothes
riblxms and prizes of $1.00 and 50c.
Bryson »190.00; R. Glorane Baelz neer Groe. Co. $54.17; Blue Bird son $2.00; Eugene Concrete Pipe $42.00; K. D. Trux $44.40; W. D.
Chrysanthemums Large, Medium, Minia­ l/>t 1 Embroidered grament.
»155.00; Mary C. Spady $140.00; Packing Co. $135.31; Twin Oaks & Pro. Co. $213.00; J. D. Walling Glaspey $73.50; B. B. Carter $115.-
ture.
Lot 2 Crochet Article,
50;
Jeff
Pettit
$86.95;
Wm.
G.
DIVIMON K—HOBBIES
Pamela Skene $155.00; Gertrude $8.76; Reid's Creamery $51.20; $1,506.75; West Side Auto Wreck-
Dahlias Large, Medium, Miniature.
Izit 3 Knit wear.
V. Howard »155.00; Freada May Ncwman's Fish Mkts. $12.77; Ir- ers $5.45; revolving Fund $351; Harmon $80.00; Bob Lockyear
Delphinium
3
spikes.
Bring
that
interesting collection or hnb-
I/il 4 Miscellaneous.
Wolf »155.00; Harold W. Kunz ish-McBroom No. 1 $59.72; Ciar- Coak's Radiator Serv. $44.45; J. $35.00; D. W. Holloway $22.50;
Gladiolus 2 spikes.
by lo exhibit. Lot others seo and enjoy ||, A
Richard
W.
Baker
$76.00;
M.
Z
Class
8
Miscellaneous.
»125.00; Commercial Office Supply ence Canaday $2.97; Northwest ' E. Hazeltinc * Co. $9.34; Con-
Marigolds Large, Meduim, Miniature.
total of $10.00 has been set aside for this
1 Needlepoint.
Co. ».85; Boehnke Printing Co. Cities Gas Co. $17.32; Ira, O. Wil tractors Equip. Corp. $173.25 Allen $68.00; Lee Roberts $49.00;
Roses I {ybrids.
department to lie divided among the ex-
Gilbert
Fox
$207.90;
S
M.
Bloom
Art
piece.
2
»14.20; Shelton - Turnbull - Fuller hams
liams $15.94; Olga McIntyre $2
$260;
Zinnias, 6 bloms Large. Medium, Minia­ Lot 3 Centerpiece, lace or lace triin.
hibiton at the discretion of the Judges. Nn
60; Montgomery Ward A (y>. $12.88;
Co. »45.95; Shelfon-Turnbull-Ful- Williams Bakery $16.30; R. E. Laf- Tidewater Ass. Oil Co. $112 36; $176.40; John Sullivan $227 70; Art
ture (Fantasy).
single exhibitor to receive more than $1.00
Hendrickson $39.60; Rodney Bur­
I/it 4 Centerpiece, embroidered.
ler Cb. »11.35; Northwest Cities ferty & Son, LTD $12.97; New
Class 3 Flower Arrangement
for any single exhibit.
P. J. Hanns Co. $100.55; Petersen den $65 80; Clifford Tolman $16 -
Lol 5 Tea a [iron.
»7.91; Shelton-Turnbuil-Fuller Co. Serv. Laundry $37.69; Sher Khan Auto
First and Second ribbons will be given
Parts Co. $13.41 ; Jim Bran­ 80; Ed. Smith $103.40; Collins Con-
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6
Hol
dish
holders.
»104.25;
DIVISION L—4-11 CLUB WORK
and a prize of »1.50 will be given for best
$27 90; Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. nen Tire Co. $1,203.20; W. / A. ( crete & Steel Pipe Co. »5,732.00;
(Footnote All entries previously placing
CORONER: The Willamette $6.52; Olga McIntyre $16.40;
arrangement of flowers in this exhibit by
Woodard Lbr. Co. $366.00; Fire- Claude Arne $16.11; Cottage Grove
at
Southern
Lane
Fair
in
o|x'n
class
not
1.
The right lo exhibit in this depart-
Press »23.00; P. J. Bartholomew
the P. D. G. club of Cottage Grove.
SHERIFF T-D: A. P. McKinzey , stone Stores $880 11; Electric Steel Sand * Grave! $9.00; M. A. Horn
eligible for competition. No work should
ment is o|X‘n to Lane county club membora
»100.60;
$225.00; E. C. Stuart $121.04; W Fdry. Co. $168.33; Union Oil Co.
be more than 3 years old.
regularly enrolled who have their records
COUNTY COURT: Patricia Syl- W. Edmiston $185.00; Margaret $104.94; Richfield Oil Co. $78 98; $11.10; John G. Meyer $118.40;
DIVISION E—VICTORY GARDENS
up to date.
vers Sherman »165.00; Pac. Tel. Markham $165.00; Evelyn Knight; Shell Oil Co. $14869: W. A. In- Fred Langston $118.67; Roland
DIVISION H—FRUITS AND FARM
First and Second ribbons will be given for
2. All record Ixxiks, together with the
A Tel. Co. »13.70; W. J. Holland $155.00; Lois M. King $140.00; gle $47.00; Irva Dick $100.00; Harper $75.20; Gene Burro $198.-
victory garden exhibit receiving 70 points:
story of the work, must be brought with
PRODUCTS
»3.25; Office Machinery & Supply Nellie McClure $135.00; Stacy M Bethel Wtr. Dist. $4.50: Lon-B«!! 00; Ray Rand $218.40; Guy McFer- I
rin $218.40; F. B. McBee $193 20;
20 points
Canned vegetables
the exhibit or filed with the County Club
Co. »1.50;
Russell $125.00. Burroughs Add- Lbr. Co. $1.92;
Class 1 Apples and Pears (5 specimens)
I Albert Barkemeyer $16.80; Jack
points
20
Dried
fruit
and
vegetables
Agent
by 1 :Q0 p m. September 15th.
COUNTY FARM: Gordon Hoare ing Mach. Co. $123.09; Allenbaugh
BRIDGE: Florence Hotel $480.-
any variety.
10 points
Arrangeement .....................
»160.00; Margaret Hoare $115.00; Prmting Co. $3.25; Moore Busi- 00: R A. Babb Hwd. Co. $522.90; Richard* $153.45; Alvin Simpson
3.
Twelve
Scholarships valued at $6.fX)
Class
2
Stone
Fruits
(5
specimens),
any
$163.80; John Graham $75 60; Fred
Quality
15 points
Henry B. Hilton $115.00; Georgia ness Forms. Inc. $995.37: W. W H. & M. ¡Grill $238.20; R A. Babb
each to lie awarded to the club memlicrs
variety
prunes,
peaches,
etc.
Beidler $11.00; Lesile Diai $138.60;
20 points
Fresh vegetable
E Blackburn $115.00; Sam Bron- Edmiston $31.75; Office Mach. & Hwd. Co. $177 61; A. C. Striker Robert Hudson $201.60; Arden C.
who have the best exhibits and record
Class 3 Table Vegetables, any variety.
Utility value of product
15 points
Ion »12.50; William Martin $5.00; Supply Co $3.00;
books.
$255.00; John Harvey $84.60; John Powell $71.40; Marshall Kimblc
I/it
1
Beans,
20
specimens
100 points
Total possible score
Mt. States Pow i-er Co. $14.00; Pac.
SLAUGHTERED
ANIMALS: Albrecht $199.93; Miller Sorensen $129.50; S. T Rose $147.00; Dom­
4. Each members who makes ore or more
Lot 2 R<xit crops (5 specimens) beets, tur-
A grand champion ribbon and prize of
Tel. A Tel. Co. $3.50; Bird's Rest Sara Jane Ritchie $100 00; Geo. F, $267.05; John C. Halsev »232.6?: enico Quaglia $100.80; H. O. Jack­
exhibits will receive 25c providing the work
nips,
carrots,
etc.
$3.00 will be given for highest scoring ex­
Home $25.50; Gen. Rds. $8.67: D. Deuker $2367: Eugene F. Grover Clarence Cobb $232.65; Joe Whis- son $118.40; Oddi Mirarlo $4.20;
is satisfactory and the record book is In
Lot 3 Potatoes (5 s(M'cimcnN).
hibit in this display.
E. Nebergall MeaL Co. $3.49; Er­ $54.00; Francis F. Henderson $8.-; man $202.10: Henry Langkoff Eugene Sand X Gravel Co. $334 -
and complete. This docs not mean 25c per
4 Tomatoes (5 specimens).
nest J. Zeleny $60.00; Dr. Royal 00; Claude R. Downing $8.00; Ray- $220.90; Jerry Barber $220.90; Lil- 95; Eugene Concrete Pipe X Pro.
exhibit.
Lot 5 Vine crops <2 specimens) pumpkin,
DIVISION I — FOODS
Gick $2.00; Daintee Brand Pro. mond E. Hill $56.00; Loren E. enqulst
. . Motor Co.
_ ---------
$347.32; _ R. A. Co. $113.40; I/ine Gravel Co. »23.-
squash, cucumber, etc.
5. Club members may exhibit only in
11.90; Standard Feed Co. $106.70; Scrivner $6.00;
Class 1 Bread
l/>t 6 Leafy vegetable (3 specimens) cab­ projects in which they arc enrolled. Ex­
Babb Hardware Co. $429.73; Long- 65; Springfield Sand X Gravel Co.
C. D. Chezem $30.00; Gordon
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT: Bell Lbr. Co. $464.77; Peters Lbr. $63.80; Southern Pacific Co. $1,-
Lot 1 White Bread
Lot 2 Brown Bread
bage, cauliflower, etc.
hibits must conform to regular project re­
Hardware Co. »1.62; Williams Bak- Lucille L. Kennedy $200.00; Myrtle Co. $243 80; Ole J Haldoison $11 - 939 90; Shell Oil Co. $1,405 G»
f/»t 3 Biscuits
Lol 7 Sweet corn (5 specimens).
quirements.
45-1tc
wy $16.58; Puritan Drug Co. $7.- R. Clark $210.00; Margaret C. 80; Walter T. Whlsman $94.08; Union Oil Co. $3,229.95; Southern
79 Eugvmi Fruit G rowers Assn. Blanton $165.00; Pac Tel X Tel. Arthur G. Pope $105 75; Otwrt E. l'acific Co. $117.18;
Straw Saving in
Oregon Improves
Soil, Makes Money
NOTICE
Beginning with September state
menta there wil be a reduction
House Painting
Inquiries concerning rates are
welcomed.
F. W. MATHISEN
Cottage Grove Gas Co
SOUTH LANE FAIR
and Harvest Carnival
PREMIUM LIST