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The Weather (Courtwy Collage Grove I^ike Weathe r Station) High 54 58 68 73 73 65 Low Rain Oct. 14 50 OH. It 47 < >< i M 42 CM 17 35 Out. 18 32 Ort m 41 fk-t 20 39 Heavy froat on < Jctobcr 18. dotta e (Broue Sentinel Divide Mosby Creek Bennett Creek Harvey Rd. LATHAM L.___________ VOLUME IJX * Many New Subscribers have helped swell the grow ing list nt Nentlnrl rrmlrrx in recent week». Newsprint Is avullaHe for several nxirr. We will hr happy to have you, your frieiMl« or neigh bors among our new reader». PI cimo feel free to call or write in . CtriTAGE GROVE, LANI. COUNTY, OREGON THURSDAY, ( News Briefs Of Ik '¿-rest To The Western Section G»« Rationing Endo Gasoline refining ha» progr<*»ard so nntUfnctorlly de»p|tc the CIO worker«' »trik<* that all rationing to Merv lee station» in the west will end immediately, th«* industry an nounced yesterday at Sun Fran cisco. A (1. Stewart, Chairman of the Industry's all<a*ntk>n committee, also report«’«! his committee next would recommend the manufac ture of gasoline of higher octane _ rating» than at pre .ent. and the rr»toratx>n of premium quality furl» Rationing to station» has ln*n in cffM-t t<> California, Oregon, Washington, Arizona, Nevada and the Idaho iMtnhandlc NUMBER 11 Brownies Sel1 Hallowe’en Doughnuts The City Ticket Here's the complete city ticket a» it will appear on the November 2nd ballot Sample I mi JI o I m on the city election were not avallatile a» we went to pre»» last week. All nominees of the rcs|»cctivc offices OREGON IM FASTEST •re listed a» lndepon<k*nt, indicat- (•ROWING STATE • » Ing that this election is not a The bureau of census officiuly J party affair: acknowleilged Monday at Port- For Mayor: land that Oregon is tin- fuatest E. R. la-mley growing »tate In the nation. Dewey L. Watkins Oregon was listed No. 1 in In- Warren A. Edwards creasc of adult |Hi|Milation - 36L- City Recorder: •XX» since 1940 to a total of L- D. J. Allen 109,000, a growtli of IX 3 |x-r cent. City Treasurer: Washington wa» s«*cond with a Geo. T. Stephen IO 1 per cent increa»«' City Councilman ( »ngon was »econd in increase 1st ward, 4 year tearm: of .............. those under 21 jviim. year» The «is«- total luun Elmer Kent now is 5l«.(MX). up 175 (XX) from Reazen Longfellow 1910 an incri-a»«- of 51 2 per City Councilman cent California wa» ahead with 1st ward, 2 year term: a 59.7 per cent increase. Joe Bricher City Councilman 2nd want. 4 year term: Oscar Smith Angeline ('arlson City Councilman 2nd ward, 2 year term: E. If. Itolcman City Councilman 3rd ward, 4 year term: Polling Places General Election For South Lane Frank McFarland, deputy sher- j iff, yesterday brought to the Sen tinel office a list of polling places in South Lane county, which will | lx* used in the general «.-lection, November 2. Voters will note some I changes have been made. Brumbaugh, Walden school house; Cottage Grove No. 1, Ma sonic building; Cottage Grove No 2. City Hall; Cbttage Grove No. 3, junior high school, 5th street; Cottage Grove No. 4, Safley resi dence, 1133 E. Main; Saginaw, Walker high school; London. 4-H club house: Silk Creek, Compton residence; Latham, school house; Dorena. Post Office bldg, at dam site; Culp Creek, school house: Row River. Ralph Aubrey resi dence; North Creswell. Creswell Grange; South Creswell, Town hall; Cloverdale, community hall. Lane Community Chest Campaign Starts Soon The Lane county chest campaign will get underway over this area the first part of next week and plans have been made to bring the campaign to a ciosc as quickly as The Drew and Morin Market, possible, Damon Scott, soifth 616 Main street, which was dam- Lane chairman announced Tues- aged by fire two weeks previous day. This »«•ction of the county was opened for business Monday. I will be asked to raise $7.000 the' Eire was caused from an over same quota as last year. A greater । heated compressor and was con part of the kx*al funds raised will fined principally to the storage : go for local projects, Mr. Scott and rear room. Ernie Drew, firm explained including finance» for member said yesterday damage the summer recreational program, to the stock was not large. Sec which has been under the direc the reopening announcement of tion of Bob Dusentx'rry, high Drew and Morin appearing in this school coach for the past three issue. ’ seasons. Another project to share in the finances is music and sup plies for the high school band. Officials sel«-cted to carry the Thi«*r Oregon colleges are to campaign to all sections of south »hare in biological and medical Lane county include Virgil Kings research programs luted Turaday ley, city chairman; Mrs. R. L. by the atomic energy <*ommiiudon Sedergren, chairman of the wo Scientist» at the University of man’s division and Dwight (Doci Oregon, Dr* Arnold L. S<xierwall Near, chairman of the men’s and Paul Risely, will work with central division. radioactive isotopes to try to dis Mr Scott announced Tuesday Evangelist and Mrs. H. G. Cas On October 13th a meeting was Douglas Montgomery Burrell, 48, cover causes of sterility from ex Catherine L. Sedergren that t he various heads of the sell recently accepted an invita called by .Mrs. Ruth Bullard, of Row River, died Friday after City Councilman posure to radioactivity. chairman of South Lane District tion from the Monroe Avenue committee would meet soon to At Oregon State, a lend lined noon. October 15. as a result of a 3rd ward, 4 year term: Girl Scouts at the home of Mrs. Church of Christ in Cottage Grove work out further details of the fall from th«* top of a ire«* while Amil TTiic*» laboratory 1» under constructioni Marion Beach, to discuss the fi to minister the Word to this con campaign. working He was an employee in Justice of the Peace: for work with long lived radio nancial problems of the twelve gregation, and moved from Walla th«* capacity of s highclimtx-r for Alta King, R. active carbons at tracers. There Girl Scout troops including ap Walla, Washington in time for the John Well», D. the Work Will be done by Dr»., Row River lumber Company, and proximately 200 girls in Cottage minister to occupy the pulpit on V. H Cheldclin, B E. ( hristen- ap|M«n*ntly lost his lialance as he Two Other County Meakuren Grove. the second Lord's day of this tried to throw a line over th«* tree- •en and Edward S West In addition to the name*» of the The need of a central place to month. Some of th«* Oregon project is top. He was born in Portland on candidates for justice of the* peace, meet and cabinets for each troop Mr. and Mrs. Cassell were mis planned for the medical school in August 18. 1900. and married to lx* voted on by all voters resid Beatrice Dick in Portland. was discussed. Since the support sionaries of the Churches of Christ Portland ing with-in the justice district, from the community chest is not in the United States to the Philip Mr. Bum*ll was a veteran of loth county and city voters will The work is projected under a adequate to include such items as pines for seventeen years. In that $45 h .<» mi grant for 19 schools and World War I. had been a police pass on two measures, both of these, in small communities, the length of service the^ only took officer of th«- game division for which have considerable merit. hospitals. Lane county is still safe in the Scouts^have been given permission one furlough in 1936-37. They, nine years, and had been employed One provide*» that the county will republican column, registration Dry Ice May Present — ‘ Photo Çlarh Si nJ to to have a minstrel show and a with their tw-o sons, were in Ma- by Row River Lumber Company as lx* authorized to enact zoning and figures reveal, if the assurance is doughnut sale in order to supple nila when that city was occupied a highclimber for approximatcly land use regulations, in non urban Damon Scott starts off the Hal Third grade: leader. Mrs. Fran worth anything to you as an in The possibility of |>rcvcntlng three years. ment the funds that are available. by the Japanese in January of dividual. Figures at the county areas, where such areas desire it loween doughnut campaign for the cis King, phone 589-L; assistant forest fires caused by lightning He is survived by his wife and and the other measure authorizes Brownie Girl Scouts by making a leader. Mrs. Kenyon; Carol King, The minstrel show is being spon 1942; they were interned in Santo registration office in Eugene re by eliminating lightning Itw-lf tw<> sons. Russell IXiuglas and the county court to levy It» mills purchase from Sandra Gray This Susan Kenyon, Judy Taylor. Mary sored by the Jayceettes, who spon Tomas Internment Camp for a veal that the number registered wa» suggested by rainmaker Vin- Martin Strong at Row River, i sor Troop 125, during Girl Scout week and next the Brownie Girl . — - ------ — — , brief time after which they were outside of the six per cent limita Theil, Deanna Gunn, Cecile Ad in the gpunty have increased ap cent J. Schaefer at Schenectady, mother . Mr» Walter F. Burrell; Week, and the doughnut sale is released along with hundreds of Scouts of Cottage Grove are tak N «Ju «isier» Virginia Burrell and M™. tion for one year to be used for ing orders for Hallqwe'en dough ams, Sylvia Allen. Valerie Mitch being sponsored bt the Cottage other missionaries and lived many proximately 6,000 over the May acquiring and establishing garbage ell, Marie Satterwhite, Barbara 1948 prftnary and have reached a Schaefer, weather scientist at Crmby: brother Ald«-n Burrell < «rove Motor Company, sponsors months in occupied Manila on mil- new high of 52,327. Totals also in disposal sites on a county wide nuts to be delivered fresh to your Tucker. . (««-neral Electric» research labors- Local funeral arrangemenU basis. of a new second grade troop of itary parole. home 25th * u from 1 r !nl the -ir-r 3 j « to ’ the , hc 30th grade: leader, Mrs. Bur- dicate that while the republicans tory there »prang To *fam<* two were in charge of Milk Mortuary The Cassells were reinterned in DOOghnuts wIlFSe delivered fresh I ton Land, phone 605-J: assistant Hr?*/1**?*- • still have the majority in the year» ago when he made rain «ml with services Tuesday Octola-r 19 Other sponsors of Girl Scout July of 1944 in the Los Banos In- daily and at no advance in price, leader. Mrs. Truman DeLeon county, the democrats are gaining. »now by needing clouds with dry at ‘ * 10:30 ------ a m. at the chapel of the The Brownies are offering f«>ur I Margaret Lind, Susan Griggs, and Brownie Jroops are: The temment Camp forty miles south The number of voters registered ice from an airplane. House of Holman in Portland. of ...................... Manila where they were con in the county now represents a kinds of doughnuts, plain, sugaml, Molly DeLeon. Charlotte Dial, Methodist Service Guild. Eagles He believe» lightning can be mocha and raised. The Brownies Catherine Roland, Larzanna Nel- Lodge Auxiliary. Women of the fined with 2150 Americans and gain of about 47 per cent over eliminated by using dry 1er to hop<- to s<*H all Hallowe’en parties son, Margaret Thompson. Anne Moose, Daughters of the Nile, Europeans until they were rescued 1946 when the total reached 35,- transform towering cumulus JKNK1NN TO HEADLINE P.T.A.. Beach Logging Company, from the starving Camp 23 Feb- 522. a gain of 16.805. in addition to the regular trade. Minkler, “ Mary Jane Snapp, Judy clouds Into »noO These highly- HIGH NCHOOL PREMS MEET Profits from the sale of these i Tonole. Sharon Guggisberg. Gay Presbyterian Guild, American Le- ruary. 1945 by paratroopers from At the close of the 1948 regis •ctive (uinuhn clouds usually gion Auxiliary and the Business the 11th Airborne Division in con- UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. doughnuts will be used to equip Beck, Barbara Smith. tration period there were 27,474 grow Into lightning - producing Eugene Frank Jenkins, president and Professional Women. junction with 400 Filipino gue republicans registered and 23,238 their headquarters in the Cottage j Third grade: leader. Mrs. Isaac thunderstorms In addition to representatives rillas and sustaining air coverage. Grove armory. Doughnuts for the of the Oregon Ncw-s|>apcr Publish Taxpayer» of the Yoncalla school occasion are made by the Dole son, phone 582; assistant leader, from sponsoring organizations All the internees had been starv democrats. In the past two years Schaefer says that clouds given ; ers assix'lation and publisher of the dry-ice treatment cither would the ^hmath Falls Herald and district, approvc-d Saturday a man Bakery and the Cottage Mrs. Heath; Cheryl Hulbert, Di present were: Damon Scott, rep ing for many months, and the Los the democrats have shown a gain of 8,010 votes against a gain of anna Decker, Jeannie Cavis, Betty !<•»«• their moisture In the form of News will headline the program $21X1,000 txind issue for the erec Bakery. resenting the Community Chest. Banos Camp was scheduled for 8,094 for the republicans. Cooper, Delores Field, Louise Mc rnin and snow or would bc<*omc of tbJ 22nd annual Oregon High tion of a new union high school Mrs. Russell Fenn, Eugene, pres To acquaint the public with the mass-machine gunning in the eve cirrus <»nowi clouds, which do not । Scho/I Press conference, sched building. Voters in school district Brownies and their leaders, our Neil, Donna Ross, Charlotte Isaac- ident of Three Rivers Girl Scout ning of the day they were rescued s o n, Marjie McMasters. Sharon No. 9 which is the consolidat'd produce lightning. In cither event, uled on the University of Oregon Council, and Mrs. Wm. Carey, also that morning. This rescue was car readers will find below all mem- the conditions which produce । campun NovemlxT 5 anti 6. Jen- district approved the $200,000 bers of the Brownie troops, and Smith. Rose Quillen, Kay Heath, of Eugene, finance chairman of ried out 25 miles behind the Marquita Floyd, Wanda Isaacson. lightning would no longer exist, ( kins will address conference mem issue by a vote of 190 for with leaders listed from the second thru the Girl Scout Council. Japanese front lines without loss Suzanne Stewart, Constance he »ays. bers <>n "The Future of Germany.” fifte«*n votes against the proposal. the fourth grade. of internees or any of the rescuing Davis. Several months ago voters in mission. Wendell Pynch, 44, died sud Second grade: leader. Mrs. A. A. Fourth grade: leader, Mrs. Pot the same district approved a Nolt. phon«> 383-Y; assistant lead After their rescue Mr. and Mrs. denly of a heart attack at his ter, phone 184RX: assistant leader, proposition to purchase a forty er. Mrs. Jack Isaacson, phone 582: Cassell were quartered in an evac home south of Divide, Saturday. acre tract south of Yoncalla as a Carol Ann Nolt, Dolores Isaacson, Mrs. Cochran, phone 403R; Betty uation hospital for seven weeks to He was born in Madison, Wiscon Axley, Evelyn Brewster, Margaret site for the new union high school Bonny Weinkauf Carol Bridwell. , Cochran, Arleta Ferguson. Norma rebuild their strength after which sin. January 29. 1904, and moved building. The vote on this issue Bonnie Sm'th. Shan Isch, Evelyn U-e Lewis. Marie Longfellow, Lin- Fhe Lane county grand jury they were evacuated to the States to Colorado with his parents at was 75 to 0 in favor of the new Gat.es, Marodcan Brodt. Joan An Enrollment for the Lane County in April-May of 1945 on board a the age of eight. He married Eliza ending it» »esMon Friday recom da Potter, Jeanette Potter, Ralph- site. Junior Red Cross began Oct. 15 troop transport. One of the two beth Shay in 1925 at Meeker. Colo mended more adequate facilities gell, Joyce Hounshell, Sandra The new high school building Gray, Anne Summers, Geraldine ena Schultz. Annette Treat, Betty and will continue through Nov. 5. destroyer escorts was sunk by an rado, and the couple moved to for the county and ask that a Holmes. Lois Greeson. will include several class rooms in Henry, Patty Peterson. the local chapter of the American enemy submarine in mid-Pacific. California in 1931 and to Oregon •even memlirr cittern advisory Fourth grade: leader, Mrs. Rich addition to a large auditorium and committee to look into the matter Second grade: leader. Mrs. ardson, phone 3F4; assistant lead Red Cross announced this week After resting for a year they in 1942, settling at Divide. He was gymnasium. of providing proper facilities for Kleise. phone 554-J; assistant er, Mrs Cothrell, phone 34F2; Money from the enrollment will made a ten months speaking and a carpenter by trade. Ir<*cman and Hayslip. Portland the county, state and city of Surviving arc his widow and leader, Mrs. Lewman; Barbara Naomi Richardson, Mary Cothrell. remain in Lane County to meet lecture tour through 24 states and The last of this week three Cot artchRccts have been employed Eugene be chosen. The committee to Iz-wman, Marilyn Kleise, Sharon requests for local and national Canada, after which they minis seven children. Mrs. Mary Wake tage Grove ladies will leave on the design the new building. Nancy Hugdahl, Carol Walder. would be chosen by the circuit first leg of a long trip, two going Cearley. Norma McBee, Patty- Janet Tonole, Arlene Anderson, needs and to purchase materials tered to the Church of Christ in field, Anlauf; Mrs. Barbara Bil- Judge, the county judge, the mayor Espy. Evelyn North way, Faye Carole Monte, Genene Ferguson, which appeal to JRC members. Walla Walla, Washington until lick. Elkton; Marjorie, Peggy, Joe, to JnjMin and one to Manila, to Each school in the county now they accepted the invitation of the James and Wendell Jr., at home; of Eugene and the secretary of join their husbands station«*d there Stroh. Sharon Mclntec. Darlene Patricia Bert, Barbara Cearley. state. has a teacher-sponsor, who super Monroe Avenue Church in Cottage his mother, Mrs. W. E. Brown. Attridge, Mary Myers. with the U. S. Army. Charlotte Simpson. Joanne Kulm. vises the beginning of service Grove to serve it. The county jail constructed 66 Divide; his father. J. A. Pynch. Mrs. Alexander Graz and Mrs. work. A council composed of one years ago was again condemned Egbert, and Mrs. Eglbert'« two The minister and his wife are California; a sister, Mrs. Helen by the grand Jury. The report representative from each school occupying t h e church house at ' Hance. Divide; three grandchil children, Gary aged three years discusses community-wide proj 1128 West Main street, and will be dren; a brother in California. Xtatcd that the jail facilities were Taxpayers in the Roseburg and Vicky Maric. 21 months old. ects. 'rimes of meetings will bt- happy to make any contribution to entirely Inadequate with all male will depart for Seattle, in prepara school district Monday approve«! Funeral services were held prisoners with the exception of tion to sailing to Japan. They will an $895,000 bond issue for the announced. Individual school coun- the advancement of the Cottage Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. at the Smith Storcs will bo closed Armistice cils do much of the planning be Grove community their nearly 40 Mortuary with t h e Rev. Louis two lining confin<*d to one large leave Seattle by boat for Yoko Roseburg schools. The vot«' was day Nov. 11th. the merchants and room, where, all sleep, cat and hama. and from then' Mrs. Graz 544 for and 100 against with two cause of the difficulty in bringing years of public service may qual Sohler of Springfield officiating. together a large group of children, ify them to render. Each of them Interment was in Comstock ceme spend their entire time of Incar will go to Kyoto where her hus ballots void. The money will be business men follow the recom many of whom live far from Eu- will be happy to speak for schools, tery. ceration. .Sanitation facilities of band. Sgt 1/c Alexander Graz, is used for constructing and equip mendation of the merchants com gene. the male quarters were found poor, stationed. Mrs. Egbert nnd two ping class rooms at several of the mittee of the Chamber of Com service clubs or for other groups ' Junior Red Cross members are on their missionary experiences or BROWNIE TROOP 124 Ernest M. Vance, 41, logger em but the women and Juvenile quar children will go from Yokohama Roseburg city schools. merce and the Chamber of Com ters are more adequate, but needs Bids will be opened by the merce. While business houses gen ployed by E. G. Winstanley of found in public, private and paro on their war-time experiences un COLLECTING CLOTHING Drain, was killed Tuesday morning chial schools all over the nation, der the Japanese for more than 37 Girl Scout Brownie troop No. school board there on February 1. erally close on a half dozen holi about 8:30, when he jumped from and are also a part of the Ameri months. further added that with the pres stationed at ('amp Drake. 124 has as its project a collection The bond issue will be met with an days. the question of whether or a moving donkey sled and fell can Red Cross. The movement ap- ent facilities It was impossible of a kk of winter clothing for an Mrs. Walter Grimme and two annual levy of 5.9 mills. not the stores will close on Arm backwards underneath one of the peals not only to the child.en but to keep the jail In sanitary condi- children, aged seven and three eight year old girl in Europe. Any istice day has been a mooted one, runners. Coroner H. C. Stearns to administrators and teachers tlon. one having used dresses or under- ^years, will leave the last of the THREE HONORED AT so the merchants committer' has reported. who are responsible for directing The rcjiort »howed an inspection week for San Francisco, where FOE AUXILIARY wear for a girl of this age, which attempted to solve this with a school life, the chapter believes. was made of the county court they will sail for Manila, to join wish to donate are requested The auxiliary of the Eagles He was a resident of Yoncalla. recommendation that all business Enrollment is the first step, and ine new mill recently installed ' to please call Mrs. Frank Richard- house and the court house was her husband. Warrant Officer lodge met Tuesday night Surviving, are his wife and three at the houses close on November 11th. * provides the basis upon which the at the Champion mine in the Bo- ! son ‘ before found to lx- antiquatc, out of date Walter Grimme. November 1st. new Petersen hall. Birthdays of sons and his iwirents, who reside hernias is operating and is now ¡ service activities of t h e voting Other holidays which the Cham- and Inadequate for the present y ln "/ ,o,lda y R which the Cham- at Yakima. Wash. The body was All three ladies and their fami three members were honored. needs of the county. The county lies. expect to be gone over a Mmes. Francis Stalder, Lula Me- \°™mer,’e has asked the removed to Stearns Mortuary people have been built. Teachers turing out about fifty tons of ore i who have supervised activities be- daily. William Bartels said some i farm was the only county Institu merchants to close are: Thanks- Oakland. year, or the expiration of the en- Cullough and Mildred Powell. The giving, liete that learning to serve is one time ago that it is possible that ¡ tion to receive favorable comment. listments of the men. Christmas, New Year, lodge surprised Mrs. McCullough of the most important elements the mill will be operated on a 1 Memorial Day, 4th of July The grand Jury was composed ’ and« with a cup and saucer and hand three shift basis, if the present ! in learning to live. of »even members Including Mrs. kerchief shower in recognition of Labor day. With Armistice this WEATHER DAMAGES At this time of year we are ask plans work out. Wyatt and Nord W. C. Martin of Cottage Grove her faithful service as secretary makes seven closing days per ! Unseasonable weather has done ing for nut cups and favors for strom. operators of the Musick and Worth Harvey, a former resi of the auxiliary for twenty years. year. considerable damage to the jval- Ihanksgiving to be sent to the mine are also using the new dent. I he next meeting will be Novern-, nut crop, causing the ____ meat to Xf!erans Hospital at Roseburg. t hampion mill and have a car of ber 2nd. Members are askei -d to shrivel in the shell and a number I his makes a fine project for stu shipping ore ready for the smelter, j RE( KLEMM DRIVING AT HIGH E. ft. LeJnley was taken to bring a dessert. of growers have feared that they dents of all ages, and gives them Kenneth Watkins is taking NCHOOL BRINGS FINE Sacred Heart hospital, Eugene, would be unable to market any an opportunity to use original art dump ore and having it milled at James H. Tucker 18, of Port Monday afternoon suffering from DUV TO MEET 30TH walnuts. However further tests ideas. These items should be in the Champion. This ore discarded ■ land, was picked up at the high a heart ailment. He Is reported in The Daughters of Union Vet- Funeral services were held Sat and several days of sunshine have the Red Cross office at Eugene by in former operations is proving school yesterday by city (xillce satisfactory condition, hut is »till erans will meet Tuesday night, further information will profitable, it is understood. on charge of reckless driving. In the hospital under observation the 26th at the home of Mrs. urday, at 2:30 p.m. at Mills Mor- placed a different picture on the Juary, for James W. Sears, 89, who situation. gladly be furnished anyone inter When arraigned before the city nnd treatment. He and Mrs. Lem Grace Cowan, at the Gustafson's passed away October 11 at a Virgil Kingsley, superintendent In areas where the nut growing ested in this work. court, Tucker was fined $25.00, ley had »tarted to eastern Oregon apartments. Mrs. Nee llaiown Bro», Martha Curran Eugene hospital. Elder Keuster of is concentrated growers are* asked and Bob Dusenberry. coach at the which he did not pay and was Saturday on a hunting trip, and of Albany, state department in- ^lodged in the city jail for twelve they were forced to return when spector will make her official Springfield Adventist church, offi to examine the walnuts and if Mr. and Mrs. Merle Baker spent union school and Elmer Fleming, Ad on Page 10 ciated. Intornierà was in the the nuts are unsalable, they will Bays. ho became III, three days this week in Portland superintendent of the elementary visit nt this time. Shields cemetery. schools attended a school adminis avoid the heavy harvest operation. on business. trators’ conference at Salem Mon day and Tuesday. DREW AND MOKIN MARKET IS OPENED MONDAY MORNING Evangelist Cassell Girl Scout Plans Accepts Pastorate Discussed Oct. 13 Of Local Church Douglas M. Burrell Highclimber Dies From Fall Friday Lane Co. 1$ Still s Safe; Republicans Have a Majority Yoncalla Approves A $200,000 Bond Issue Saturday Wendell Pynch* Succumbs to Heart Attack Saturday Junior Red Cross Roll Call Is Now Underway Here Grand Jury Recommends More Adequate Facilities for County C. G. Ladies to Join Husbands in Japan and Manila Roseburg Votes $895,000 School Bond Issue 18th Merchants Committee Asks Business Houses to Close on Armistice Day 1 Drain Logger Is Killed Tuesday Champion Mill Is Now Operating Hospitalized James W. Sears Funeral Saturday WITH A'PURPOSE
