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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1948)
The Weather (Courtesy Cottage Grove I^ike Weather Station) High 1Low Rain Jan, 9 48 29 Jan. 10 43 .31 Jan. II 46 35 40 Jan. 12 30 36 Jan. 13 31 41 Jan. 14 43 26 Jan 15 29 Killing frosts occurred 6 out of 7 day s during the |M*t week . an unusual record VOLUME LVI1I Cottage (Broue Sentinel Hennot! ( reek Moahy ( 'ree>- Harvey Rd Ten Cents Per Copy Lions Lose Heart Breaker to Axemen By 26-24 Count City Population Up 1810 Since The 1940 Census XHTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15. 1918 Two Plead Guilty In Oakland, Sweet Home Bank Thefts How It Happened in 1911 WKEK’M QUOTE) "All hhax of fw* today art- obxolrti mid negative. I hr old order, bawil on |x>- III l<al power, I* trying to survive, but there 1« no long er room for prixliinilnniMe through force," Oswaldo At- anha, n pn sentative of Bra zil and President of the United Nation* General A»- sembly. ____________________________________________________ NUMBER 23 Oh! For the Good Old Days Survey for Sewerage Disposal Drainage Plans to Start Soon Wr are Indebted to Harry Met calf for n copy of lumber quota First steps have Ixun taken in A special election in Cottage tions from the Oregon • Washing th«’ long-aw nitcd M-wage diapoMl Grove in June, 1945, ami-riding the ton Lumbermen ’ s Exchange of Diet most sought alter win of and drainage pinna for Cottage Portland. There were no dates on Grove. A preliminary survey will charter, directed the Council to all. one over the Eugene Axemen, "design, construct, reconstruct, the quotation, but from the letter- was in th«’ grasp of a fighting Lion be Iwgun within a few week* by add to and repair th«- sewer and hc*ad we would judge lh»it the quo I quintet Tuesday night but they consulling engineers to comply tation was made 1800 to 1900. with demands made by «he Oregon drainage system of the City of couldn't hold ‘ ‘ ‘ it The Axemen, al- Cottage including all Common lumber, 14 inches wlile State Sanitary Authority. though outfought I and outpliyed drains, ditches and outlets, for the and .34 feel long wns quoted nt for the last thre« Suff»>reni from the recent fl»xxl $10 tsi | m r l.(XX) Dressing lumber out a yi-U) win. would heni fft greatly from the pro- 'Di»’ in-eamest drive for more up to 7 Inches thick, 1 side or I The I Jons we'< jittery in the' hlch would includi modem -ewjigc disposal was start sl<l<- and I edge $1 oo |» r 1,O<M), storm • .Jirst quirter ami consistently lo take cun- "f th»' ed with a letter on Novernber 26 of two <u three gldei d • ■ J $1 0 .m id«' misplay* and haii pa-s« s that dialnrig'* pr«)bl«*m Sanitation, or I'-t ’ear from thi Sanitary Au per UKO Luth .34x14x4 feet a the Axt " n pull to i 9 I qu ti $6.50 per 1.000. fUiiroad < I <• ». L7 Vvt* w ■’l.oiity which stated thnt the Au- ter lead and still hold n 11-8 half 6x8x8. No. 2, 14 cX. each 1 r,V‘r' WO',|d thor.ty "d«xs nor consider th’t time bulge benefit to nil citizens, and the plan i your city has proceeded in gfxxj We could quote nt hngth from The third quarter brought the away with septic faith in planning for th« cons'rui the »hvet, but present home build tank'. Lions back into the game us they Hon and financing of facilities io, ers might not feel so gooil fought back to a 17-15 deficit and After a pr<*llminary surv« y. th«- the treatment of sewage from yotii went on to tl? at 21-21 in the next ptobh-m would be one of fi- •ity to abate the pollution of th»- We arc indebted to Ray Ti isk Trask is standing tn the fourth quarter. Loss of Harlan nancing. public waters which yot| use foi handling the lor the aixive picture, n Ikxxl scene Man standing Mickey, who was th«' outstanding Th«’ drive on the part of th» the disposal of said sewage." taken tn 1911 Picture shows I xml near th«’ wagon and ieuning on Ihe man on the floor, with his fifth Sanitary Authority to make son , The Authority also said that fou' stopped the Grovers' rally in 6th street in front of where the shovel could give the WPA wink- muni»’q>allti<’s, including Cottage "icasonable progress ’ must lx «•rs a I sson on shovel h-iining Pic- The locals controlled the back- Grove, provide satisfactory -.<w made in 90 days or law action city building now stands FI<xxL ture proves two things On«’ that boards against their bigger oppon age treatment fuciliti«’, v.«. lx would be taken to secure compli- then were something to talk about the Ikxids wi re really bad in th ■ ent* and set up a zone defense that Another ski trip is in store for run as far buck at the start of the ance. and show what might have hap- old «lays and s»xxmd that the WPA the Axemen wire having trouble war. Th«’ need for sewage treat "We cannot afford to be rn ok did n»>f inaugurate the praciiee of the members and friends of the penetrating Bohemia Ski club next Sunday ment was realized when the mili in example of " Ben F Heinz City dim I shovel li aning The “B" squad lost 39-26 with tary camp wns built at Corvallis January IK. w hen a special bus w ill M inagvr said "We have no otbei Champ Husted and Lirr> Wolfard leave the bus de|x«t nt 7:3<) a m using the Willamette Hvcr as lt^ choice." each scoring eight counters for Willamette Ski Aren Tickets ’ J?ur, c ,,f «“>< t supply Corvallis. Early in December Mr. Heinz Lions, 24 26, Axemen will lx- $2.00 rounil trip and an Harrisburg, Eugene, Springfield in a n|x«rt to the City Council, 1 they recently n-ceived sentence' Mickey, 12 1 and Cottage 5. Linder Grove, from which recommended employing consult The rix’enf Wlllmiu'tt” on sal«’ by th«- ski nwmbers and at ! of from five years to Hf«- for hohl Chapman. 5, Lassen Edwards Outd»x>r Store. nn»l those raw sewage was discharged into mg engineers for a preliminary i mg up a Bakersfield market II. mx I left «tnmng»* totaling Porter, 2 6, Johnson planning to make the trip an- ad- the river above the water supply study An interesting meeting of thelGrc-en is held by fellemi authori (invited $1 l.MMIjXxi in Its D Harvey and A ■>■ Gamble. ; *ll)8mon and outlook. Vised to get their tickets early. 4. Jensen Chamber of Commerce is sceiiuled I ties Hl * >kmulg«x‘, Intake, were all instructed by >h< ! Walsh. district 4 armv of Medford later - I |x«ultr> »liM-nsrs and their enn- Schaffer, Wolf for next 3'uesday night, January Authority to provide sewage treat. Corvallis Apptoximately 50 attended the _ , , , - ------ .named. Mr. Heinz also proposed Twtning told the court thnt Tol ongin» | tn»l, th» ’ market Situation, und mls- Cöok, 5 3, Murray 20. in the council chambers of the let t and Scribncr are resisting re- skiing at Willamette Ski Aren ment facilities But iiecause of the | that tf„- city levy a monthly m v. r (■ellannms («ouhry mnnag«-mcnt Johnson 2. Burgraff city hull, at which t.me the stand •t¡malí pi. mud»' January 4 anti reported jx-Hect »■Xtreme lack of critical materials users charge as a method of finan moval tu Portland and thnt Green, 1 probli ins will Ix ’ discuss« d nt thc S 1. (."ash ing committees for 191b will |M> and financial i^.btems, none of < mg the plan The Council sug- skin of th»- Benton County Wil skiing The Lions jaunt to Springfield announced, including publicity, whllc hnving express« »i wilhngiws lamette basin project committee innual nie« ting of the Lane Coun- Then- will also lx- a fnx* ski h<- commumth-s except critically gested a special tax levy as «noth io plcud gi^lty It okr »ulg. e. is y Poultrymen's Assix-ialion to be Friday night and will be back at memtx-rship. federal projects, ag legated < orvulhs, could comply. er poulble means of financing on school to teach controlled skiing. home nexP Wednesday n i g h t riculture, recreation and enter nls«i fighting rcmovnl frotn Okln- pli’tctl dims in the valley project i”ld in the I'll Chib . building . .. - A mix-ting of the Bohemia Ski homa to < »reg,m According to City Attorney Her . « .« i county fnir grounds in Eugene agains.t Drain, tainment. It is planned to have had |>tev<nh’«i .in istimated $1, . ", _ ._. . . club is annuunci’d for tonight at bert W Lombard a special election 1« i .. . on ruesdny, January 20. starting 017.000 in «l ining«’ during the past . ,,, .... . Sunnyside Greenhouse at 7:30 two mix’tings a month, the second would have to be held to put anj ii « ,, .. Promptly at 10 10 am Ihe rn««t- and fourth Tui w« l k s IJiHt « l ii added thai . „ com- .. , .. > additional tax into effect. At pres- ... , ,, ... , iing is ojh ' ii to th«’ public and h when a ski movie will lie shown. u—,,,. preshlent . ,, , 'The Obsidians E'ar West Kanda- A special dinner meeting is Is . ent there is a five mill levy that ' plction <J the 16-dam program * Roy Smith, of the Poul- mg planned with R il. Bahkx'k liar." would nxlucc uptx-r valley dam- ... , . ,, goes into the sewage disposal sink- , ,IU1 . t . , trymens AsMxintion, urges all in- ’Ige by 100 1ST cent I he nrv.i lie- .................. .... . stat» highway engineer, s princi j mg fund, which has a present bnf- , '.. , .. , ... tetested people to atlenu. I he pro pal speaker. low the mouth of ,, th« , ’ , lx>ng Tom gram for ,! , n F igures released by Theo. Kan । ance of over $13.000, and incoming Four local Oiegonian carriers ,, ,, the ...... day is a* follows: ... ... #■ (1 , . « , The membership drive is still on proved themselves rtistlcrs in gain- River would •■«•«• fhssl dam ig - ro- i lu;3o gas, fire chief shows that the fire I taxes will swell it to over $23,000 am. < all to order nnd Farney Edwards yesterday an- w tth dm it s» i loss in 1947 was considerably high The present five mill levy was ting new subscribers tn ihe Ore duct’d by 85 jxt cent, he said opening remark*, by E Roy Smith, nounced the schedule of games for which can be paid to Richard gonian. thus receiving a four-day er than 1916 as well as consider fixed after a special election ' prrsid»-nt the South Lane Basketball league Thwing. secretary. This is for all educational tour to San Franciwx», ably more property at risk. The amending the charter in June, 10:35 a m Poultry Manage- The schedule of game s. which men of Cottugi' Grove and com (California from Ikx’imber 1947 totals include both the city 1945. and was to be levied each |o >ntenC'-lustxgtcd with new »Udes, |4r:irtiM January 12th, will run The Cottage Grove Skating rtnk «•<«( rural district. . year for five year« hefdnnmg with by N L Bennion, extension poul ’thru five weeks of play ending munity who are interested in civic January 3 The enrtlers earning will Open Friday evening at the affairs, and a cordial invitation is this trip were Wesley Naish, son of In 1946 the city sustained a fire i the levy for the tax roll of 1915-46. tryman, Oregon State College the week of February 9th. The extended tu those interested to Mr. and Mrs taince Naish, 328 11:20 a m New Ideas in Poul armory under the management of loss of $8.199 75 with a total of I However, since the Sanitary Au- end of the season will be termin join the Chamber Quincy Avenue; Gerald and LeRoy 'Die Pacific Telephone & Tele* try Buildings and Equipment, by E. J Schwelgart, formerly of $137.720 at risk by fire and 44 Ithority cxixx-ts to have all cities ated with a play off between win Mitchell, sons of Mr and Mrs Ol graph < ’<>. Ix-wis G Clark, |x»ultryman. Route Roseburg To facilitate the skating alarms answered. In 1947, the fire | complete their sewage disposal ners of division 1 and 2. An ad- the armory iksir has been redone lost of both the city and rural dis systems in five’ years, additional lie Mitchell, of the Airport cabins telephone in most instances •I. Eugene mission charge of 50 cents for and has Ix-en finished tn a plastic trict was $37.760.91 with a total funds will be needed and Ixtwell Radway, son of Mr. under an order ri’lra-scd Monday at 12:00 Noon Noon recess adults and 25 cents for children and Mrs Harold Radway, 1230 So Salem by Geo Flagg, state public In Hillsboro, Oregon, whose pop Annual business coating. The building can accom of $1,460,725.00 at risk by fire and 1 M p m. will be made for each evening with 7th street ulation may be compart'd with utility commissioner nt Salem The meeting of Lane County Poultry- modate a crowd of 200. this is the 77 alarms answered. the proceeds of the games going to Kangas said the department an Cottage Grove's, there is a $ 33 The boys went on a special train Increased rates which were effec men’s Association Election of of number of pairs of skates which the hospital fund. ticipated the installation of a two monthly minimum charge for sew A district conference of ihr with a latge numixT of other car tive as of January 10. BHH, will lx- ficers for Ihe ensuing year and will lx- available. Ten teams compose the league "The rink has been added for way radio m cooperation with ihe er service. This is. a flat rate. In American Legion and Auxiliary riers from over the state, nnd were effective on the next billing and in miscellaneous other business. with the following teams listed in was held Tuesday in Eugene in accompanied by Henry Nelson, Oregon will amount to $1.560,000 2:00 pm Oregon Egg Grad the children of Cottage Grove," police department sometime soon other Ongon cities the rates arc division 1: Lorane, Fire Depart with a total of four men on the from $ 10 in Portland, based on the banquet room of the Del Rey manager of the Eugene district, additional n’venuc The company ing Law, by M T Madsen, stqx-r- Mr. Schwelgart stated. ment, Creswell, Men's Toggery fire department. Under the four water consumption only, to $1.00 cafe with several from Cottage and olh r managers from the Port sought an increase of $2.249,000. vlsor Oregon egg Inw, State De- and National Guard. Division No man setup Kangas said he planned m Nyssa, based on the characte* Grove attending the afternoon land office. Ixiuis S Eadc, manager of the IMirtmcnt of Agriculture. Sälen«. 2 is composed of the following meeting and banquet at 6:30. to use three men on call and one ■>f the premises, and a flat rate of For entertainment they were local system yesterday issued a 2:20 p.m. Feed Situation and teams: Baptist church. Edwards as radio operator. $.75 in Burns. Approximately 50 attended from guests at the East-West frxitbnll new rate sclicdule, Which will l><’ Outlook, by O. Crabtre«-. Crab Outdoor store, Latham Electric, this district which takes in the game and were tak«’n on a gen effective on the next billing The tree Feed anil Seed Company, Eu- In 19-17 the department spent Besides the problem of financing Community Jewelers and Chris towns as far north as Taft. 22 hours and .30 minutes on the is the problem of sanitary service eral tour of San Francisco, includ biggest increase was made tn the tian church. alarms 269 feet of ladders were for the heavily populated areas not Speakers at the Conference were ing the Golden Gate bridge, China farm telephoni- rates. Th«- follow 2:40 p.m. Newcastle and Oth. Thursday games will be played the Auxiliary department presi raised, 2.250 feet of 24 inch line. in the city limits. Since the city Town, aquarium and Alcatraz (at ing table will show the compara er Poultry Diseases and Their Rowdy Wright, n a t tonally at the armory with the Monday dent, Ruth Coyner of Bend: de a distance.) tive present and new monthly rate Control, by Dr. E M Dickinson. known singing cowboy, direct from 1.450 feet of 11 » inch line and will not give sanitary service out games cither at the high school or partment secretary. Mae Whit The ’x>ys appreciate the new schedule: |M>ultry veterinarian, Oregon State Bob Wills' home town of Tulsa. 2,075 feet of boaster lines were side the city limits, the desire and Jefferson gym Schedule for the comb of Portland; district presi- laid 85 inspections made, with 42 need for such service may encour Oregon subscribers who made this College. Old New Oklahoma, and heard on Eugene coming week includes: Thursday. d» nt, Viqlet Updike of Tohxlo trip possible for them. places where fire hazards were age annexation, although this is Rate Rate Radio Stations KUGN nnd KASH removed. January 22, National Guard vs Nellie Titus of Waldport, child ••ntirely speculatory. Business pilone $5.00 $4.00 the past seven months, will make Creswell at 7:30 p.m. Outdoor welfare commission, who r«'port«*d HIG.IM A1 (Ml Assot LATION 2 party bus. A primary sewage treatment 3.50 his first appearance in Cottage store vs. Latham Electric at 8:30 on the Child Welfare eonferenee WILL MEET MONDAY plant will be installed, in keeping R»- ident pilone 3 25 .3 25 p. m Grove Saturday night, January held recently in New Mexico. I Annual meeting of the Oregon with present requirements of the 275 275 The annual Ix'tterman's Smoker 17. and the two following Satur Monday, January 19: Latham Banquet speakers were .Depart Highway 99 Assix-iation will be 4 party res >tate Sanitary Authority Present 2.50 2.50 will be held Tuesday night at 7:30 day- nights. Electric vs. Christian church at ment Comm under Jack Maris, who held in Roseburg Monday Sessions industries and population do not Suburban bus. phon» .3.50 p.m tn the high school gym. Post Rowdy was formerly with the 7:30 p.m.; Creswell vs. Fire De spoke on "Subversive ActA'ities' will lx- in the council chambers of Suburban res 275 275 ponement from an earlier date old Al Pearce Happy Go Lucky Oregon traffic deaths in 1947 warrant secondary treatment of partment at 8:30 p.m. and his staff The Auxiliary de- the ( tty Hall, with delegates to be Farm line s nbserdters have iM-en txx’aiisc of the high water will Hour out of San Francisco, under dropped an estimated 12 per cent »ewage for Cottage Grove. It will Thurs. January 22: Community partmt nt president gave a report guests of th»- Roseburg Chamber charged an annual rat«’ of $5.00 take nothing from the 12 bouts. the name of Cecil Wright Hi- has under the toll of the preceding >e the job of the consulting engi Jewelers vs. Outdoor store at 7:30 on th»’ national convention. of Commerce at the forum lunch or 42 cents [ ht month, konwn as Heading the card will lx- several received several fun letters from year. Secretary of State Earl T neers to study available sites and p.m.; Men's Toggery vs. National eon at n<xm. at the Umpqua Hotel. the switch or connection charge. matches with last fall's footballers Cottage Grove asking Mm to come Newbry has announced. The year's select one for the plant, and to Guard at 8:30 p.m. JONES, SLOAN GRADE HIGH The association includes mem- fatalities have been tentatively prepare a master plan map show-, Monday, January 26: National ‘ OREGON COLLEGE OF EDU bership of chambers of commerce Under the new rate structure, participating: Dick Schmitt vs. here ami play for a dance. ng the proposed sewer trunk and farm line suhscrilxTs will he billed Dale Riggs; Ken Wicks vs. Russell Guard vs. Fire Dept.: Outdoor CATION, Monmouth, Oregon His hand features the Bob Wills. and county courts along the Pa-' monthly with th«- following sched Tracey; Jerry Tennis vs Bolt The death réduction came in the lateral lines, their tie-up with the Spade Cooly and Eddie Arnold store vs. Christian church. 'Diomas J. Jones nnd Mina Fay rifle highway from Pi,rt land Io ule effective; Roncr; Bob Stewart vs. Wes type of numbers In good dance face of the greatest traffic volume present system and proposals for Sloan of Cottage Grove earned a the California line. New i Thompson; Mark Morgan vs. time. He features in his band Dick in the state's history, with streets future extensions or alterations. Old ...... .3.0 grade jxnnt average carrying Rate ' Bruce Brisbane; L isi Haw kins vs. Gordon, electric Hawaiian guitar, and highways carrying approxi- Rate 15 hours work during the fall term MI and Mrs. Glenn Cochran Farm business phone $0.42 SI 50 lion Shogren. piano, sax, drum, bass fiddle, two i mutely 14 per cent more vehicles I at the Oregon College of Educa were dinner guests of Mr. and Farm residence | than in 1946. 42 1.00 j A total of 12 action filled Ixiuts guitars mid plenty of singing. tion and are named on the honor Mrs. Cornell I of Springfield re- No discount will apply on the are promised for this |xipular an- Also at an all - time high was The Lions notched their sixth roll at OCE. i cently. new rates. । nual event. • the total number of accidents re win in nine starts with ------ an easy ported, expected to exceed 66.000 Osie Currin Fields. 55, Eugene, 6.R/7 massacre of the visiting El- ,at the final count. Four hundred died at her home Sunday. She was mira Falcons. land eighty-one (icrsons died in the born Oct. 24, 1892, at Cottage With twelve men alternating on A class in general clothing con [61.000 accidents reported in 19-16. Grove, and lived in Portland be the floor the Lions steadily pulled st ruction has Iwen organized and 'The figures are subject to re fore coming to Eugene seven y«-nr> away with the period scores 15-2 will meet each Tuesday nftprnoon vision when delayed reports come ago Sne man ied Vi rnon N. Fields .36-9. 50-9. from 2:00 to 5:00 in the Hom«- Ec- in." Newbry explained. “How «-ver, at Cottage Grove Feb. >12, 1912, Harlan Mickey connected on 10 ,onomics room at the high school. the final toll won't exceed 425 to and was a member of the Sunny out of 12 attempts to lead the Any woman in the community is any appreciable extent." side Chapter of Eastern S t ar, scoring with 21 points. welcome to take the course of ten Accidents nn the open highways Multnomah Chapter of Rel>ckah The‘‘B" squad minus three play lessons, upon paying the fee of and other rural locations took 80 Lodge and Neighbor! of Wtxxi- ers who were moved up to get ।$2.50. Any item of clothing may per cent of the lives, a jump of five eraft, and Mt. Tabor Presbyterian "A" squad experience won 44-30 he made, except tailoring. per cent over the 1946 rural per Church in Portland. after an even 14-14 first half. Mt s. Richard Brewster of centage. Lions 63 Besides her widower she is sur 17 Elmira I Springfield, a former home eco- Preliminary figures set Decem vived by two children, Betty Mickey, 21 2, Christensen ' nomics teacher, Is instructor for ber deaths at .35, well under the Fields Taylor. The D-lles, and Chapman Herbert । the course. Miss Eleanor Brunipiist 56 fatalities charged to December Donald M Fields, Portland; her Porter Brown ¡at the high school, Mrs. Mary a year ago. Gamble, 14 G mother, Rosetta Currin, Cottage 10, Mason Voegcle or Mrs Fred Hollister Schaffer, 6 G Grove: t*vo brothers. L^nch and .3, Smally may lx> contacted by telephone for Harker, 6 George Currin, Cottag«' Grove: and S 2, Kull .details, if desired. Cook, 7 S two grandchildren, Carolyn Sue 3’his course is sponsored by a di- Taylor and Pamela Fields Miller, 2 । vision of state vocational educa Ga-sper, 5 Services were at Poole-Larsen tion. Leonard, 2 ..... S The Teen-Age Recreation Mortuary Wednesday at 2:30 p.m., Eastburn .. S League of eight teams swung into with concluding services at Port EUBANK GETS LIFE action last night at the high school land Crematorium and Mausoleum Stanley C. Eubank, 61, Eugene gym. Under the direction of Bob Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Chaplain was sentenced io the "rest of his Duscnberry, all eight teams will John W. Beard, Portland, offici natural life" in the Oregon peni play each night with double head ated at both services. tentiary Friday morning by cir ers starting at seven and eight The Cottage Grove Rod and Gun "Cornzapoppin", a three act comedy sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce not only supplied entertainment for the cuit Judge G. F. Skipworth on a o’clock. club will nave a trap xh»>ot Sun- Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Robertson second degree murder charge. The eight teams are: Bohem and daughter. Lorraine of Cottage January 18, at Horn's grove, community for two nights, but turned over approximately $6fM).OO to the hospital fund after all expenses were paid. Eubank admitted nnd pleaded Picture shows cast of characters standing. Reading from left to right: Burdick Trask, Francis Horn. Miles Wicks, Warren Edwards, ians, defending champions for the Grove visited Mrs. Robertsons’ y Saginaw, beginning at 10:00 ,m. There will be two traps, one| Robert Gireau, Larry Brice, Ixiuls Caldwell, Roy Mason, Bud McCoy, Harold Smith, Elwyn Woodson, Mrs. C. N. Holzapfel, cast director guilty to the hammer Jiurder of past two years. Latham, London. sister Mr. and Mrs. Laymen Redd- Eva Sather, 45, of Eugene, on Jan East Slders, West Siders. City ■ior amateurs and one for prize. | and Goo Macready. Bottom row snows high school girls’ chorus. (Lack of time prevented us from identifying chorus memhers.f away of Portland last Sunday, Jan uary 4 Center, F. F. A., and Frosh. uary 10th. In another year |M>pulation of the city of Cottage Grove will show practically a loo ix r cent in Joe Berry Bishop, .33. nl Sesask- crease over the 1940 census, nt the wn, ( >kla pleaded guilty in federal pt esent of growth, if liminary estimates ns in anything «■ourt at Portland to having ic- eeivixl $9800 from th«’ roblsTlcs of two Oregon banks Inst year, and U. S District Judge Fee said he lation Present ¡mpulitio coul«l not sentence the prisoner. an- batted on the number mi ter-, within tl' r- city limits and throe men involved in the nationally those making an estl- male figure — Young popu lation |M-r tua I holdup.- bank of Oiikiund nnd the Bank of meter lion Allen, city ai ee Home, until In- had nil th>- metec. in th- c This number The judge ordered both trials multiplied In 3 S s the pre-ent । set f,,r Jann it y 27 mid notified imputation at I new me. its were installed m 1ÍM7 fhiei Deputy U. S District At- torn.’y E II Twining thnt if all adding a total of । thrix' of tin' indicted men wer«» not in «'"«li t on thol do$ ho would The । dismiss tlie r i . m ’ s against them. Henry Clay Toilet t and Sam estimates show there ha a n >plo in the past charged with th«- robbery of the ven years. Oakland b ink. in which npproxi- luitely $.30.000 was the • loot Tul ■ lett and Henry Ula) Gn een of Ok- mulgve, (»kln . are cha the $5t),0(M> Sweet Home robbery Committees for 1948 C. of C. to Be Announced 20th Bohemia Ski Club To Ski Sunday, 18 Poultry Meeting ,:n"^ At Eugene Jan. 20 Fire Loss Shows Big Jump in ’47 Oregonian Boys South Lane Cage Schedule Started Of San Francisco Grove Skating Rink to Open On January 16th New Phone Rates Effective Jan. 10 Legion and Aux. Hold District Conference Tues. Radio Star to Appear Here, 17th Lettermens Set Jan. 20 for Smoker Traffic Accidents Drop 12 Per Cent napless Falcons Lose 63 to 17 All Male Cast of Osie C. Fields Passes Away 11th Adult Clothing Class Organized Teen Age League Starts Up Jan. 20 Rod and Gun Club Trap Shoot Sunday
