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VOLUME' IJX
q/FFAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON.
THURSDAY, JANUARY^ ¡949
NUMBER Ji
Ice Skating New Sport
At Cottage Grove Lake
Pupils of Curtin School District No. 58
Thousands See Truman
Inaugural at Washington
When old man weather pulled
LINTON PltOBtHLV ON
the thermometer down to 7 above
j WASHINGTON—Gay and care­
and a few mornings of 10 nnd I I
“»•NT* PLANNING BO*RD
free thousands poured Into Wash­
I UDII G ITI I ENM RESIGNS
degrees he made a new s|s>rt |sm-
ington today in a holiday mood for
sible for people of this and sur­
Floyd Githcns, win» wax ap-
Harry S. Truman’s presidential
rounding communities with the
inauguration.
fr«t«xlnu
»■
xx ziiik over of
in the
ini* Cottag«*
v ihuiu * Grove
tirovr pointed
।
. . on . the . county • planning
........... ’
lake at the Collage Grove dam. I , rd. ’hor,|y “ f ‘ v r ,h* «»unty
They came in a stream of spe­
six miles south of here This was ’’k . .
"T “u,borlz«’ »»
cial trains, by plane and auto­
the largest frozen body of water In M. °
Fuiwtay submlited his
mobile to pay tribute to the one­
time farm boy whose mother once
western Oregon Io the best of our resignation as a memla-r of th«'
hoard
and
has
recommended
L
E.
said he “plowed the straighteBt
knowledge, which covered 400
row of com” in all Jackson Coun­
acres, and attracted over 1500 Ice Liston. Githene, who has las-n ac­
ty, Missouri.
skaters from the 13lh to the 17th tive in .the hospital campaign and
The best guesses are that 500,-
from all |mrts of this section, in­ in other civic projects said he
000 to 750,000 people are headed
cluding Eugbne, Springfield. Co­ could not give the planning hoard
the proper attention and felt that
for Washington.
burg. Creswell and Drain.
he should resign.
One jarring discord was thrust,
The resident engineers held the
L. E. Liston had received a let­
into the Democrats’ happy affair
water stationary during this cold
Tuesday the Senate defeated a
spell so the public Could enjoy ter -«olicitlng Ills acc«*plancc on
the board. He said yesterday that
bill to waive the 20 per cent fed­
some g<Mal Ice skating
eral tax on all grandstand parade
There was no age limit as to he had not accepted, but protmhly
would.
and inaugural ball tickets. This
skaters Th«« one attracting the
was the Democrats' first defeat in
most attention was A L Wood­
the new Congress.
ard. who just passed his 91st
But the sting of this Republican
birthday anniversary.
maneuver was eased by a message
Just iMH'nUsc the supply of ice
to the President from Gov. Thomas
skates had been depleted wasn't
E. Dewey, the defeated GOP
reason enough to keep him from
presidential candidate.
skating He secured a pair of
Dewey wished Mr. Truman
Alvta Oat ley
on ^GR ini J
m. i
****
'““h’ U*C,n<U San“”r*’ S“4"»
<*»•«.
roller skates and had them re­
good health and divine guidance"
I
. , ‘
‘ °
*oan Hlgglnliotham. Dorothy Meacham, Eart Jacob, Clifford Peronto, Albert WilUams THIttn < Rm»-
vamped by having the rollers re­
’ in congratulating him on his forth­
oom Ante, Sharon GnldaNnl, Wemlell UttleiaMir BUIv Oatn. v HH RTII « KUir
.
u
THIRD GRADE:
moved. a flic welded to each skate
Damage suits totaling $115.0001 L
Bobby Black Dal« Hb» I Hr.«» m— i> .
’ >»tnry. F OI R TH GRADE. Emily Goins, Ruth lamgham. Mary Lou Stephen»,
coming inauguration. And the
and sharpened, and took off across were filed against th«’ W. A.
Nowalfc. Bru«'.- n L "„ tav Kandel ’ '
Gordinrer. FIFTH GRADE: Clayton Fairchild. Kenneth
President replied that "good
the lake where it was a mile from WcMMlard Izimlier Co., here by four
Scout
troops,
Cub
packs
and
. . .
,
’ a> Sam*rr». l^ota And», Marvene Redlfer, Dale Brenden. Eugene Meacham. Ronald Galdabini Donn»
wishes such as yours strengthen
shore to shore and returned as people, growing out of an accident
senior
units
of
the
Oregon
Trail
langh m j"r
I ,'nil",*g'-’
Kdward Tlh>mp«.n. Donna Mae Nowalk. SIXTH GRADE: Ronald Nowak Janice Jacob Ronald
though It were a daily habit, in which one man lost his Ufa and
Boy Scout council have been in­ me for the tasks that lie ahead.”
Even the weatherman was help­
Woodard had lived In Illinois when three others were injurod in an
vited to participate, along with
Nell New Ina.
R-yburo. Loretta Oleson. latrry Oatney. ABSENT PUPILS: John Mn^nhal.r. Grade 1: Michael Booher,
a young man. where ice skating accident December 8th The suits
scouters of the council and par­ ful. He promised no rain or snow
Presi-
was good. I>ut has only had skates were filed In the lame county dr-
ents,
in „ a giant “ ho
pot . luck’’ uinner
dinner when Mr.
------ , ...
_ . Truman
— , , and . Vice
~~ --
—
on the occasion of the 24th annual
Barkley of Kentucky
on a very few times in the |»ast cuit court at Eugene, Tuesday.
75 years, and twice during silver
meeting of the council to be held are sworn into office at noon on
The accident occurred on the
thaws in the past >o >< ars. during Wilson Creek logging road, when
SON HAYS FATHER
at 5 o’clock Sunday afternoon, the platform at the step« of the
his residence In Cottage Grove.
January 30, at McArthur Court capitol. Just winds, a cloudy sky
a truck loaded with logging sup-
DID NOT FACE
and the temperature at 38 to 40
in Eugene.
If the present weather predic­ plies went out of control. In the
AN ARSON CHARGE
degrees.
tions materialize, there will la- mishap that followed Jack Me- n
Unit
reservations
are
being
re
­
ai
r Ba
a
The President was in good phy­
more Ice skating for some time.
ceived in the Council office ac­
Commenting on a news article,
in our tasue of January 6th with . The statc-owned radio station
cording to Dr. E. D. Furrer, John sical condition for the inaugura­
Mr.1 mä
reference to J. E. Redford facing KOAC wiH carry to the people of
Todd and Leonard Mayfield, mem­ tion grind. His physician. Brig.
for $75.(XX) on the1 grounds that
Gen. Wallace H. G r a h a m, an­
Suit
for
$50.000
against
the
an
arson
charge
irfter
a
fire
at
his
the
s,a,e
on
Thursday
night.
Jan-
bers of-the committee.
the vehicle in which her hustmnd
Chester A. Nordstrom. 33, of the
at 8:00 a »Pecial evening
An outstanding program has nounced he weighs 174 pounds
WHS riding was unsafe. All of the Yoncalla Uimber Co. was filed in honw at 242 J. Street, hta son says uary
his ------
best
... four - pounds over —
men riding in the truck at the Douglas county circuit court Sat- that his father did not face an s,’ssion of ,ht‘ Oregon Legislature Albany police force has been ap­ been arranged for the Scouts and only
meeting to hear members of the pointed police chief of Cottage their parents. Silver Beaver we'«ht-
time of th«* accident claim they I
b> Mnb<*l Potter, whose arson charge.
r™man plunged into the gay
were riding on orders of A rife ■,
Ju,vn
Pot^T. was
Edwin Redfotd says he was
of the House of Grove. ■ Nordstrom was in town awards will be presented by the
round
lnau8ural festivities with
Suggs, foreman of the logging ;
1,’t (»ct 29 while riding in a formed by Sheriff Tom Swartz Represent at ires discuss the back- ; Monday arranging to move here national rourt of honor.
Business meeting of the Council a
*18^* on for world
| "crummy" o|M*rated by the com- that his father was committed to ground and problems of Oiegon's and will assume his duties as chief
operations.
ior a “fair deal"
Three riding in the truck claim l«ny from its logging operation 11 a state hospital, but not under an tax structure. Representative on January 24th. Nordstrom suc­ will precede the dinner and pro- f“®““
arson charge. He requests the Ralph Moore, chairman of the ceeds Clint Blodget. who resigned gram beginning at 4:00 pan. at ‘latlve program at home,
People of Cottage Grove will serious and permanent Injuries. miles east of Yoncalla.
And he asked all Democrats in
on January 3rd. Ed Jones has been which time election of officers will
Mm. Potter charges carelessness above explanation because he said proposed
again have the opportunity of Allied Black, driver of the truck
Congress to cooperate, asserting
serving as acting police chief since take place.
hearing the 55-piece University of ta suing for $IO.(XX) for alleg<-d nnd negligence on the part of the his father is an old and respected House tax committee, has ar­
the resignation of Blodget.
Oregon Trail Scout to Washington "I know that is exactly what they
Oregon band when it npfienni here permanent injuries sustained driver in o|MTating the vehicle. citizen and has never harmed ranged this forum discussion with
selected
members
from
his
com
­
According
to
her
complaint,
the'anyone.
Eagle Scout James Vincent of are going to do.”
Nordstrom
a
sergeant
on
the
when
he
jumped
from
the
truck.
next Thursday night, January 27.
Mr. Truman's promise and his
"crummy
”
,
a
half-ton
war
surplus
I
-------------------------
-
mittee
discussing
the
proposed
Brookings,
Oregon has been se­
Albany
police
force
has
had
five
at HANI o'clock In the local high including a broken elbow. Phillip
state budget for the next biennium years experience in police work. lected by region XI to be their appeal were informal remarks at
school auditorium, under the di­ L. Cole, another occu|>ant of the truck, went over a 50-foot cm- ■ _
ns compared with the budget sug­ For the past year he served jinder official representative to present the $15-a-plate dinner of the Tru­
rection of John Stehn The Buxi- truck cab asks $20.(XX) damages bankmenl as the driver attempted
gested
by state departments and the Albany police chief, who is a Scouting report to the nation dur­ man-Barkley club, the send-off
to
overtake
and
pass
a
)oad«*d
log
MaUlaa«
for
alleged
injuries
to
hta
hack
rams nnd Professional Women's
truck
The
accident
occurred
on
a
the
budget
under which the state former state policeman. He is mar. ing Scout Week. February 6 thru ceremony for inauguration week.
club is sponsoring thia concert and spine when he jumped from
has
been
operating
during the past ried and has two children. It was 12. along with eleven other Scouts. He and Barkley appeared together
county
road
near
the
Scotts
Vai-
with 50 per cent of the proceeds the truck. Dale Ortez riding in the
ley KChcxrlhouse.
°
biennium. Included also on the understood that he secured living
These young men, representing for the first time in the current
going to the purchase of uniforms back of the truck, seeks $10.(XM)
forum will be discussions of Ore­ quarters while here Monday. At the 12 regions of Scouting of celebrations.
In
the
accident,
Mrs.
Potter
’
s
'
New
Orleans.
La.,
Jan.
17
A
damages
for
permanent
injuries
to
for the local high school band.
Mr. Truman told his audience
complaint recites, her husband ■ naval correspondent who has at gon's tax resources, surpluses, the present the police force consists of America, will present the service
This band hns appeared here In his face, teeth and jaws.
he and Barkley “expect to carry
relation
of
state
to
local
tax
pro
­
Buffered
a
broken
neck,
fractured
least
potentially,
a
larger
audience
report
of
Scout
units
throughout
five
men,
two
are
on
duty
from
All seek damages for the same
previous engagements and was
out the policies and principles laid
reason, alleged negligence on the ribs, and punctured lungs. He died than the l>est paid columnists is grams. and the need for economy. 8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. each day. America to President Harry S.
well received by the public.
20 minutes later from the in­ making a naval reserve training Speaker .Frank Van Dyke of the The remainder of the force works Truman at the White House in down in the Democratic platform."
imrt
of
the
defendant.
The program will be varied to
juries. Her claim is bast'd on her cruise with civilian sailors repre­ House of Representatives will call eight hour shifts. Present plans are W ashington, D. C. and to a repre­
please the audience, and three
late husband's life expectancy of senting 14 states and 63 cities a- the session to order at 8:00 o’clock to hold the force to five men with sentative of the United Nations in
soloists will present numbers, in­
New York City.
23 8 years and his ability to earn lioard one of three ships bound and microphones will bring the the chief.
cluding John Drysdale, violinist;
$100 a month. He was 46 at the for Havana, Cuba and mo«'k war forum discussion of Oregon’s tax
Eagle Scout Vincent is 16 years
Shirley Guy Williams, clarinet;
program to the people of the state
time of his death. — Roseburg maneuvers in the Caribbean.
of age, is an apprentice sea scout
nnd Barbara Jictrick. soprano, all
News-Review.
in sea scout ship 232, Brookings,
He is Bryce W. Eastbum, journ­ over KOAC, Oregon’s own station.
three to be accompanied by the
which is a Rotary club sponsored I
alist third class. USN, Cottage 550 kc.
band
Mn. John E. Ixmdahl nnd two
unit under the leadership of J. i I
Grove. Oregon, on duty with the
Plans for this concert have been sons J««, aged six, nnd Steve.
Elmer Parker. Vincent is a junior.
Eighth
Naval
District
Public
In
­
In the making since last fall with three years old. will leave around
formation Office here.
assistant scoutmaster of Troop 32,
The Oregon Legislature finished
Ruth Stewart Caldwell, music | February 10 for Tokyo, Japan to
Warren Edwards of the Edwards American Legion sponsored unit >*» first week’s work Friday after
Eastburn, who has set for him-
chairman. In charge of arrange- join her husband. Major John E.
self a task of writing a feature
Outdoor Store announced yester­ under the leadership of Scout- receiving Secretary of State Earl
ments, and the 27th being the Londahl. Major Londahl has been
day
that the Edwards store on master John Ginther, in Brook- T. Newbry’s plan for permanent
During
the
past
week.
story
on
every
sailor
aboard
three
the
earliest available date for the stationed in Korea for the past 16
North 9th Street was closing out ings. Vincent’s parents are Mr. motor vehicle license plates.
auditorium.
I months. He telephoned his wife Junior Chamlier of Commerce as- modem destroyers, left here with
Charles Gettys, 708 Washington
and Mrs. Ralph Vincent of Brook-
The bills, introduced by the
Tickets of $1.00 for adults and nnd sons last week and told them stated by many volunteer workers all the paraphernalia of a sea- I Avenue, passed away at his home all men's wear and will be operated ings.
as an exclusive sporting goods
house Highways Committee, pro­
50 cents for students are avallabl«' of his transfer to Tokyo. Mrs. has mailed out over 4,(XX) cards to going Walter Winchell. He was Saturday morning. January 15. 1 store.
Edwards said the closeout
Upon return from his trip across vide that the plates be issued to
residents of the Cottage Grove equipped with a portable type­
from any member of the R & P. Ixndahl has been informed by the
1949, at the age of 83 years. He was prompted by the fact that the nation, Eagle Scout Vincent the owner, instead of to the car;
vicinity,
soliciting
donations
to
the
writer,
a
wire
recording
outfit
and
■pV. club or the high school and government arrangements arc be­
a camera, not to mention the usual was born in Germany, April 11, the store room was limited and will report to Scout Districts and and for a staggered system where­
Rende school students. The U. of O. ing made for her passage, and that March of Dimes fund.
A
film
on
the
care
of
Polio
has
appurtenances
of a sailor under­ 1865, and married in Portland. that there was not room for a sponsoring organizations in the by 1/12 of all license plates would
band is contributing Its time with she can sail from Seattle around
Oregon to Henrietta Smith on full line of both men's wear and Oregon Trail Council of his ex­ expire each month.
way.
been
shown
at
both
the
grade
and
the exception of tranx|x>rtation. It February 10. They will be in
September 24. 1922. She passed sporting goods. Substantial reduc­ periences and adventure.
high
schools
and
Friday
and
Sat
­
.»ewbry said the staggered sys­
The naval correspondent will be
ta hoped the audience will be filled Japan for one year.
away in May 1945.
tions are being offered on all men's
tem would do away with the an­
to cH|>acity to show appreciation
Major Londahl is a University urday of this week the same film a busy scribe. In addition to writ­
Mr. Gettys came to Cottage - clothes.
nual rush of license plate renewals
of their appearance and to help of Oregon graduate and is well will be shown at the Diane theater. ing his goal of news releases, he Grove from San Francisco in the
each
December. It would become
The
film
gives
a
general
view
of
Under
the
new
arrangement,
the
will
write
radio
scripts
and
record
finance the school bund to pur­ known as a U. of O. football plny-
late 1890’s.
effective with 1950 plates.
Edwards Outdoor store will be
chase uniforms.
er. Following his graduation, Lon- what is being done with the money them for radio stations. His re­
Mr. Gettys was among the last enabled to carry a much larger
donated by the public. Containers maining chore will be to take
Lane county representatives in .
official also introduced a
Ruth Stewart Caldwell Is gen­ dahl was coach at Franklin hlgh
of the pioneer merchants of this I
riday to make the United
eral chairman; tickets and sales, school in Portland, Bend high have been place in all downtown pictures for the hometown news- section and was associated with stock of all kinds of sporting the state legislature hold several
important committee assignments. States government pay gasoline
Lottie I^c Lamb. Della Gallo, school and Central Washington stores and coin cards have been ¡wipers of his shipmates during the the mercantile business here and wear and outdoor goods. A com­
distributed at both the grade and cruise.
plete repair shop will be main­ It may be of interest to the public taifs °" its vehicles.
Joan Gallo and Edna Piller; adver­ College at Ellensburg.
at Bohemia for about a half cent- tained for the Johnson outboard to know the committee assign-!. lhe Senate Forestry Commit­
high schools.
tising and postern, Dorothy Wert,
Ships under his journalistic wing
Associated with
George motors and the Coleman line. The ments for our representatives.
A booth has also been located at include the 2,200-ton sister ships. ury.
sponsored a bill to let the State
Lois Mills, Eleanor Fleming, Jean
Knowles, he operated a store at change will enable Cottage Grove Here they are. From the house: H. «,°a^rL^Department issuc the
the
First
National
Bank
for
the
Olson and June Neal; refresh­
Haynesworth, Waldron and Ault. the Music Mine in the Bohemias
convience of the public. It was They will l»e in the Caribean and
to boast of the only exclusive P. Hendershott, chairman revision ’J0'000'«» worth of bonds which
ments for band members, Edna
also understood that a "Dime on Gulf of Mexico for two weeks, for a number of years. In 1906 sporting goods store between Eu­ of laws; member alcoholic control , ® P*°Ple voted for reforestation
Burleson, Nell Bukowski, Agnes
local government, state and fed- a™. N°vember.
Freezing weather which has oc­ the Une" campaign is being plan­ where they will practise simulated with his later business partner, gene and Roseburg.
Hendcrer, Jessie Bart ruff, Myrtle
Gott fried Graber he took a trip to
ned
for
a
Saturday
on
Main
street,
eral
affairs. Earl Hill, chairman of
.
blU would aRow tire de­
curred
alternately
over
weastern
Gleason and Alice Breedlove;
war exercises, training and fa­ California with a view of locating
fishing industries; member, elec- partment to develop a forestry
ushers, Hclyn Copplc, Jean Olson, Oregon for the past three weeks probably between 6th and 7th miliarizing naval reservists with there. Mr. Graber bought in the
streets.
tion and reapportionment, high- progran’
rehabilitate state­
shipboard duties.
Vivian Barkemeyer, Ruth McCor­ has done considerable damage to
hardware business heie in 1907
ways, rules and resolutions. Earl Iowned *ands for this purpose.
mick, Bertha Cattrell, June Neal, farmers and will do more unless
Eastburn was credited with his and Mr. Gettys and George Know­
L. McNutt, vice chairman ways
j
1'
Lorraine Ness, Ella Beers and Ada rain comes soon. Grain and cover
second “fogie” for longevity on les bought in about three years
crops
have
Buffered
most
although
and means; member labor and in-
Carter.
Dee. 9, having completed six years later. For years the hardware firm
some pasture land has been dam-
dustrics. medical affairs.
I
Naval service. He is the son of was operated as Knowles and Gra-
The city will start repairing
aged, In the upper valley where
State senate: Truman A. Chase.
The T. B. X-Ray Unit, while In Mr. and Mrs. Jolin East burn, Kor- ber, later being changed to Graber
FIVE MILLN OPERATING
streets as soon as details can be chairman, county affairs; vice,
cover crops arc heaviest much of Cottage Grove last week, took
Elmer Fleming, superintendent
bel, California.
and Gettys, under which name the worked out, Warren Edwards, rom^X a8ricU iUre; . m^ber! of district 45 announred Morulay
Five mills of this area arc oper­ the vetch has been pulled up by 1223 pictures. The results of the
store is still being operated. He mayor announced here Monday.
ating, but continued cold weather the roots and is lying on top of pictures will be mailed to each in­
was active until his retirement in Edwards indicated that this would commerce education, .rngation, : that several changes had been
<’<>NG. ELLSWORTH, WIFE
has made it impractical to start the soil much like a hay crop.
medicine. Angus Gibson, chairman
...
dividual within a week or two. It
1943.
be the first task to be undertaken elections; vice chairman county made in the grade school faculty
runs at most of the plants. Others
Late sown seed in the low was estimated that more than one NOW GRANDPARENTS
after
the holidays. Mrs. Zenna
The
death
of
Mr.
Gettys leaves by the new council, but said he
plan to begin ojicrations Monday If places show the greatest damage X-ray a minute was taken the
affairs: member, forestry, insur­ Hockett has taken over the fifth
Congressman and Mrs. Harris his former partner. G. Graber as
had
not
gone
far
enough
in
the
the weather moderates. Mills now according to farmers, while early first two days.
ance, highways, ways and means. grade, replacing Mrs. Hazel Crans.
Ellsworth of Roseburg are grand­ the oldest merchant of this section
operating include the Lorane Val­ sown seed has fared better. Farm­
program to designate the streets to
The ladies in charge were Mrs. parents.
ton, who became music supervisor
so
far
as
known.
be
repaired,
nor
had
the
council
ley Lumber Co.. Woodard Lumber ers estimate that some» injury has Warren Daugherty, Mrs. Stewart
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Announcement was received at
of the Jefferson and Adams school.
r uneral services were held Tues. I determined the extent of the re­
Co., Row River mill, Bohemia been suffered by berries trained Carlson and Mrs. John VanNort- Roseburg Tuesday of the birth,
MEMBERSHIP NOW AT 100
Mrs. Cranston succeeds Mri
Lumber Co., and the Wagner on wires. Freezing weather may be wick. Those assisting were Mrs. January 15, of a daughter, weigh­ day, January 18, at 2:30 at Mills pair program.
Memberships in the Chamber of Campbell (nee Miss Margaret
Mortuary,
with
the
Rev.
D.
Hugh
Mayor
Edwards
also
indicated
Lumber Co.
beneficial to fruits and shrubs In Ralph Saltsman, Mrs. E. R. Hus­ ing nine pounds, seven ounces, to
Commerce now number 100, Mrs. Leum), who was married during
The Blue Mountain Lumber Co. aiding to eliminate pesti, but' ted, Mrs, Richard Thwing, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dittman. I emston officiating. Concluding that th«' city would turn attention Ethel Mae Denham, secretary, re­ the holidays.
services were held Wednesday at to repair of street markers as soon ported today. The membership
’ made a trial run of two hours yes­ aside from this no good has come
Bill Earl, Mrs. Grant Lovegren, Chicago.
Miss Caroline Williams has
2.1X P-IB. in th«' Wilson room of as possible' and also signs directing
terday, but gave It up as a bad from the cold prevailing here for Mrs. Art Weinkauf and Mrs. Geo.
Mrs. Dittman is the former th«' Portland Crematorium and thru traffic as well as one way drive is still underway and offi­ taken over the second grade sue*
Job.
almost a month.
cials hope to double this number i feeding Mrs. Charlotte Booher,
Wood worth.
Mary Margaret Ellsworth.
Mausoleum.
¡streets.
at least.
who resigned,
’
4 Seek Damages
Totaling $115,000
In Truck Mishap
»»y
£22 ^the tk v heks
Mrs. Potter Files
Damage Suit in
Death °' Husband
KOAC to Carry
Tax Discussion
II. 0. Band Concert
January 27 at High
♦ School Auditorium
Scouts to Attend
Annual Meeting
In Eugene Jan 30
‘
! Chester Nordstrom
Appointed Chief
Of Police Here
BryC© W. ESStblim
IV,aKlng Reserve
Training Crilise
Mrs. Londahl and
Sons to Join
Major Londahl
Jaycees in Midst
March off Dimes
Campaign Here
Charles Gettys
Funeral Tuesday
State Solons Hear
Permanent Auto
License Plan
Edwards Store to
Run as Exclusive
Sportswear Store
Lane County Men
On Committees
Freezing Weather
Damages Crops
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