The Weather
(Courti'xy Cottage Grove
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frost
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killing frost
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COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON.
First Item of New $73,000 Substation
For Mt. States Power Company Arrives
THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1<M9
Frank McCullough Truck Goes Thru South River Bridge
Ten Cent« Per Copy
NUMBER 38
CmZENR TO DISCUSS
ROAII problems at
ROW RIVER HALI. 2»TH
r> ■
Temporary installation of a new
PROMT DAMAGE* I III IT
substation automatic voltage re
AMI EARLY VEGETABLES
gulator has hern completed by
Mountain Slate« Power Company
A heavy frost which occurred
n» the fir»! item of equipment ar
hen* did considerable damage to
riving fur the new $73,000.00 sub-
fruits nnd early gardens In the
station to supply the Cottage
higher
elevations. T h e mercury
Grove area, according to F L
ran'down to 26 above nt the Cot
Hilliki'r, manager of the Cottage
tage Grove lake weather station
Grove district for the company.
Sunday night am! according to
Although now t<*m|xiratily in- . Lt. Col Walter It Mlonde, resi
stalled, the new regulator will be- dent engineer, laid low nil newly
R^iw a permanent part of the
pinoteli gardens
the Earl
10.000 KVA. 66,001) to 20.(!00 Volt Stewart jicar orchard, just south
substation which will I m * con of town, a low of 30 was recorded.
structed during the summer Mr Stewart Mid he believed that
months.
the orchard cavafied unhut t.
Purchased by the coitqwiny nt n
cost exceeding S17,<8M> DO the new
18.000 |M>und automatic regulator
Is designed to I m * <>|x*rNtcd a» a
voltage stabilizer with the fune-
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Remember
City Wide
Clean Up
Paint Up
Week
Work on New Highway
Bridges Already Started
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munity hall (across the road from ;
Row River mill) Friday. May 29 jôï
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beginning at 8:00 pm A special 1 ChftlTV COUH 2111(1
invitation is extended to the W,ICI ■ J VUUI I SIIU
people living in the London and Mil. ?>_ _ L - - 4
I Lorane communities.
At
this Vf 1)11621(61^ 1-1137
meeting ways and means will be _
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discussed for bettering the road PavLinft C aiiîy I14
conditions of south Lane county. ■ dlhlllg vvllglll
Six Juniors Tapped
For Honor Society
Preliminaries looking to the
construction of two new highway
bridges to the north and south
approach of Cottage Grove on
highway 99 were started the first
of the week by Hamilton and
Thoms of Eugene, contractors.
Equipment has been assembled at
the south bridge over the Coast
The City Planning Commission Fork where a survey of the new
held their regular meeting Mon bridge has been completed and
day, April 25. A recommendation timber cleared for a new detour
was made to the city council to bridge. Detour bridges will be
establish parking on one side only first constructed at both river
on Whiteaker Avenue and on approaches so that traffic will not
Cherry Court. These streets are be Interrupted. The detour bridges
extremely narrow and parking on both will be located north of the
both sides presents a hazardous present bridges and at the south
condition. In many instances the bridge, traffic will be detoured a
city streets are being used for the few feet down the South River
storage of automobiles and an Road, which used to serve as the
effort is being made to remove oM highway.
this condition so as to provide
A spokesman for the contrac
more parking space for the public. tors Tuesday said the new «true-
The city is growing so rapidly that ture over the south Coast Fork
it is imperative that the streets would be 342 feet long and ap-
be used only for what they were proximately forty feet wide. A
intended.
width of thirty feet will be pro-
A committee was appointed to vided for the highway traffic with
study the planning ordinance with a sidewalk five feet on each side
the thought of bringing it up-to- of the bridge, which will be made
date. Professional assistance will of reinforced concrete. The walks
be available to this committee will also be on concrete with steel
from the planning engineer of the rail guards. The north bridge win
county planning commission. By be 182 feet and the same width,
using this assistance Cottage
The spokesman for the contrac-
Grove will benefit from plans tors Tuesday admitted that the
tried and proven in many cities, job of constructing the two bridges
would take several months. He
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said he did not know if there was
a tlme ••Hilt on the job, nor would
he guess at the number of men to
be employed on the two projects.
Six juniors were tapped for
, membership in National Honor
{ Society at an assembly held in the
High School Auditorium Friday,
and new officers of the Associat
««è
ed Student Body were sworn into
office.
Betty Elliott, Virginia Dailey,
•aid.
Carol Violette. Mae Malcolm.
At the present time tin* electric;
Evelyn Garman and Larry Wol-
lowiof the Cottage Grove area has, When lovely young Carlotta
fard, members-elect. were rated
m renMil to »uch an extent that Crami r. through th«- death of her
highest in scholarship, leadership,
It remains no tongi r leasable to
EwlI,K
„ |(>n4.|y oW
—‘I'ktu Clark StaJu
nerve thin area direct from the mansion off the coast of Maine,
When n log truck belonging to ’ road Fortunately the accident! repaired sufficiently to permit rail service, and character by present
( members of the local chapter of
20,000 volt Springfield - Cottage she can hardly wait to get to tlx* Frank McCullough of Gillispie happened Friday afternoon and
traffic and road traffic was re- the organization and by the high
Grove trnnMnlumon line
mansion and look it over So. ac- Corners tried t h e South River the last- load of logs had been sumed shortly after.
school faculty. The students will
To supply adequate electric ser c<>m|Minii-d by her colored
mnid. road detour in coming in from brought in over the railroad, Oth-
The bridge was one reason why be initiated in a formal ceremony
vice tu this expanding area and to Ophelia, nnd her Aunt
erwise the accident would have the traffic cannot be diverted in May.
Muni
meet the demani!* of adihtional Spaulding, she arrives at the
Lxmckin, the big truck crashed stop|>c(| both motor and rail traf-
over River road, which used to be
tnan-
Awards for scholarship were also
thru the bridge over the Lorane fic. By the time the log train
growth and development the com »•on early one full evening.
went the old highway, in the construc presented to the top ranking two
pany la atarting consti uct ion of a
Valley
Lumlx*r
Co.
logging
rail-
out
Monday,
the
damage
had
been
Tlte instant Carlotta and her
tion of two new highway bridges.1 boys and two girls in both the
•operate high voltage kutxtnllon
, -
. party art* inwldi* of the mansion
freshman and sophomore classes
- »^««<1 »o . m . »,
Sophomores Anne Hill. Kathryn
the urea from thia rentrai |x>lnt
highly mysterious arai baffling in-
Clark. Willis Johnson and Larry
,rom <
By the time they RU.;.s,l
Dugan, and freshmen Rosemary
J'
k"u"n« M'"-> Marley, the
Gilley, Enid La Blue. Glenn Dil-
buili hut year und in now being
.
operated at 30,000 volts but I« to ^^^1^
*n
beck and Dee Anderson received
the honors. This is the first time
Members of the Chamber of । ~
be converted to 66.000 volt o|M*rn-
•r.
.
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.
tim, this «immer. This tow will
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that the Honor Society has made
Commerce heard several reports
such awards.
greatly inen aM. the eleeuic l-*< r *ark.u.7 Unei
from various commit tecs at its
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....... (arlotlaa Uncle Ewing did not
wiir-^i iv » 11 n „ i. v.
-
Newly-elected Associated Stud-
supply
to .u_
the Cottage
Paul and Mnrie St. Croy and regular fortnightly meeting Tues
Proof of the rapid growth of the
1 die of natural causes ns was sup-
fl™ k'
’b * ent Body officers for 1949-50 are northwest was in evidence at the
nWIBHI Bw
their son have been hired to trick day noon. The organization ap !<*<■> n
Grove area and will be distributed
kctuier and former member of Ronald Hite prcsident. Robert
| posed. but that hl* was a victim of
county planning commission meet-
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through the new sutmtatlon when
ride and rope at the third annual proved a motion to send a tele
Parliament comes to Cottage Hite. vice president; Cindy Gore,
murder
Solemnly she assures
It Is completed.
rodeo lx*ing sponsored by the Cot gram to Senators Guy Cordon and
Grove on Tuesday May 10 to
Robcrt
trru. ing held in Eugene Tuesday. April
them tKat the spirit of the depart
26. Many subdivisions plans were
Company officials warned how-
tage Grove Riding club on July Wayne Morse, protesting the so-
ed Uncle Ewing returns to his
sp nk on world affairs At 8:00 urer. Barbara Gleason, assistant
.ever that power generating ca|>-
9 and 10. The St. Croys will lie called socialized medicine bill, in
tentatively approved at the re - D«| m Z| a
former
Imme
every
evening
slmrt-
pin.
on
that
day
he
will
speak
at
treasurer;
Donna
1
Guggisberg, quest of the owners. Citizens that ,■ I b IIIM I I w SCHI ww
wacity m the northwest was expect-
well mrH*mbered for their per troduced into congress Munday.
ly after midnight.
the First Methodist Church on the advertising manager* P« u I i n e attended the meelino --.’SRI »Keir
”
cd to continue critical for several
formances nt last year’s rodeo. The group also voted to leave the
They also ienrn that because at
years because the greatly ex ( mi nd-
The dance recital presented by
They have added several difficult matter of adopting daylight sav World Order. Ba"c, of « Stable Dyksterhuis, business manager; protest to the numerous shacks
Virginia Daily, Lions Roar editor; being dotted over the county. Martha. Hicks' dancing pupils
cd increase In power requirements the many murders that have taken
Mt |M tMl >ear. A ing time up to the merchants
Mr. Wellock was born in Lanca Willa Durflinger, annual editor;
is in excess of new generating place there, Carlotta's newly ac- carnival and circus will be hold on committee.
Some builders are unaware that Monday night in the local high
shire.
England,
of
working
class
quired home has become known
and Joanne Summers, publications a building permit is required by, school auditorium, was a big suc-
plants scheduled for compltcion.
the Rodeo grounds on July 6. 7, 8.
Members
heard
a
report
of
the
parents. As a boy he went into
as "Murder Mansion.”
the county before any structure i cess both from the standpoint of
9 and 10. The circus is a small 99 Highway association fund drive the cotton industry w here he spent manager.
Not until just a few minutes one with
Other parts of the assembly pro- can be built outside ,of incorpo ticket sales and the delightful
three elephants, trained by L. J. McCoy. Several members some time He used his savings for
before the final curtain are all of dogs and
monkeys and high school were given prospective lists of his education in Edinburgh Uni grom included a humorous, rhythm rated areas. All structures built evening’s entertainment. It was
these mysterious happenings horses.
skit. “Court of Humor" by Honor in the county for dwelling pur estimated that approximately 750
donors to contact and get the cam- \-ersity.
cleared up satisfactorily.
Society members, and selections poses must meet the health and people witnessed the vocal num
At the riding club meeting held paign over as soon as possible.
Wilfred Wellock’s public life be
Come nnd bring the family to Monday
building codes. The two hundred bers as well as character and ac
Homemaking classes of Cottage
night at the city hall McCoy urged the group to try to gan at the age of 18 as a Metho by the school band and chorus.
see this delightful play that is a
dollar limitation is intended for robatic dances, with several out
plans
wen*
made
for
the
forma
Grove Union High School are con thriller without tiring gruesome.
raise at least $1,000 for the asso dist local preacher. At 24 he was
small additions to the original standing numbers on the program.
tion of a drill team. Everyone in ciation.
ducting the annual play school for
devoting all his time to lecturing
It is lx*lng sponsored by the Young
structures and the two hundred Approximately $250.00 was real
terested In drilling is requested to
children from three to five years
Floyd
Githens,
reporting
for
the
and writing. He has travelled ex
Adult group of the Methodist
is estimated to include labor al- ized for the benefit of the school
meet at the city hall Friday night hospital committee, told members tensively, having visited some 16
of age. This year there will lx*
church, and directed by Martha at 8 o’clock.
though built by the owner.
band uniform fund.
Iwo different grou|w of play school Hicks. It will be given Monday
present that the matter of vacat countries. He has been to Russia
Lane is the first county in the
Plans wen* also made to work ing the federal housing project twice in order to see conditions
children In Scanlon. The morning night. May 2. at 8:00 pm. in the
Forty students from Cottage
state to establish a planning or-
at the rodeo grounds Sunday. The site, which will be the hospital there first hand. At the end of
school from 8:45 Io 11:40 and Ihe Union high school auditorium.
Decision was reached at a spe diannce and the interest shown Grove and Springfield participated
men arc asked to
therc site, was proceeding on schedule, 1919 he was invited by certain cial meeting of the Rod and Gun
afternoon school from 12:40 to
in the recital, all dancing pupils
Members o ft he cast include: promptly at 9 o’clock. The chutes
3:30.
after some delay. The architect British groups to investigate the club Tuesday night to postpone by the citizens who are anxious of Mrs. Hicks’ School of Dance,
Carlotta Cramer. E 1 s 1 e Brown;
to
build
their
communities
in
a
and the group has accepted an
The homc-cc girls conduct the Ophelia Smith. Sue Chadwell; must be torn down and returned has promised to have the final economic and social conditions of the pageant, “Parade of the Chief
professional manner is proof of its invitation to put on the same re
play school as part of their child Mimi Spaulding. Lorraine Ncis; to Eugene to the Junior Rodeo plans ready by May 15 and the Germany and spent six months in tains" for one year. Decision to
necessity.
cital at the Heilig 'Theatre in Eu
care training. It not only affords Mary Marley, Maureen Chadwell; Association. The post holes have committee hopes to start con that country. His knowledge of the postpone the annual event was
gene the evening of May 6 at 8:00
the girls an opportunity to gain a Madame Marie Ravoli, Mickey been dug and jiosts are ready to struction on the building program effects of the Treaty of Versailles due to the building program in
o’clock.
better understanding of children, Snapp. Flora Manning. Pat Rick lx* set for the fence which is to within a few weeks.
is of great value. He is also well which the club is now engaged,
but also is beneficial to the chil ard; Palmer Keen. Frank Brown; be built to enclose the grand
informed on India and has con The club hopes to complete the
The recital was opened by the
dren. as it provides new expe In»pcctor Ben Jamin Hicks. Rod stands and the arena. This is being
tributed articles to India journals new club house within the next
high school band playing the
done
to
facilitate
the
handling
of
riences, meeting and playing with ney Safley; Dr. Lionel Hamilton.
for over 30 years.
few weeks.
"Overture." Specialty numbers
traffic at the rodeo. Thus traffic
other children, and further trains Alexander Hergert.
He is author of many books and
The directors also decided to
presented were: "A Miniature
will not lx* held up as the parking
Sam Mackin, local business man Stair” by Sue Chadwell; "Soft
them In gixid habit formation.
pamphlets on all matters relating, hold a box social at the new club
area will lx* free with admission
The play school will be held on DORENA ENGINEER HERE
to the nature, dangers and prob house on the evening of June 24. was painfully injured last Thurs Shoe" by Shirley Buskirk; Top
being charged to the rodeo proper.
May 3, 5. 9. 11. 13. 17. and 19 Any
lems of our civiliation. Titles in
The pageant, present under the day afternoon about 4:45 p.m. Hat number by the group; high
C. E. Christoph of Portland
A [xitluck lunch will be held
clude: "The Spiritual Basis of direction of R. S. Drenner, has when struck by a car as he was school group in folk dance and ex
mother interested in enrolling her with the U. S Engineers arrived
“Laff It Off," the two nights of Democracy,” "India's Awakening."
child may call the high school nnd here the first of the wi*ck and cx- Sunday. People arc reminded to
been a club project for the past in the pedestrian lane between hibition waltz; and iDeAnn Van-
Kerns for Drugs and the First Nortwick and Farrys Lusk In
leave her name nnd address. Par- [x*cts to rcaume his work at the bring their own service. After entertainment sponsored by the "The Way Out,” "A Mechanistic three years.
National Bank. Mr. Mackin sus "Buttons and Bows.”
pnt* must take rciqxinidbility for Dorcna dam soon. Mr. Christoph lunch a play day will lx* held. The American Legion in the local high or a Human Society?” and “The
tained two broken ribs and several
child's transportation to and from was here last year. This year he club now has two bucking horses school auditorium last week, Third Way.”
LOGGER INJURED
Outstanding in the ballet num
Wilfred Wellock has just con
■chixil, as riding the buses is pro is bringing his family with him with the prospect of acquiring at netted the American Legion Child
Thordore Colley, Elkton logger, skin abrasions. He is making a bers were the excerpts from
Welfare
fund
the
amount
of
ap
least
two
more.
There
will
be
satisfactory
recovery
at
his
home,
cluded a series of speaking en was injured by a falling snag last
hibited by achool law.
and is looking for living quarters. some
“Swan Lake” with Mrs. Warren
racing and possibly some proximately $225.00. and was di- gagements in the Middle West Thursday afternoon and taken to an early report stated.
Ness,
pianist, and John Drysdale,
I
maxed
by
the
naming
of
the
tiny
steer riding and calf roping.
Local police arrested John
and comes to Oregon under the a Eugene hospital, where an early
..a Al
.
violinist. Soloists in this ballet
। tot king t„i
and queen at _ ___
the Friday
Thomas
Eddy,
driver
of
the
car
auspices of the American Friends report said he suffered several
were: Tyke Brady, Jerry Tennis,
night performance, probably the Service Committee.
that allegedly h 11 Mr. Mackin.
broken vertebrae.
Neath Collins, Dorothy Delp, Dar
youngest king and queen of any
Eddy was charged with failure to
lene Dayton .Barbara Delp. Vir
event in this community.
yield right of way to a pedestrian.
ginia Luneau, Carolyn Vehrs and
The Mnc county budget com-
Main
Sfrgkgkf
Mav
7
The little king was Russell Lynn
Billie Lee Pool.
one.hajf ycar old
I mittee composed of the county
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court and a special committee of
Signaling the approach of son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Addy:
Evelyn Lewis and her orchestra
three is expected to have 1949-50 Mother's day. May 8th, the Com- the little queen was Marv Louise
accompanied the other numbers
I ata« atas lulu $42*1«
budget figures ready for inspec- munity Jewelers will drop a watch ■ Evenson, also two and one-half
of the recital.
In 19*19, the tourist business will!of the opportunities and responsi-
Oil «JUiy AOXIl
tlon soon, it was learned the first from an airplane on Main street I years old, and daughter of Mi
be one of the largest industries inabilities presented by Oregon's
on Saturday, May 7th at 3:(M) p.m. I and Mrs. Joe Evenson. Runners up the State of Oregon. It is im- tourist industry, I urge that the
Adoption of daylight wving
4-H members who wish to sub
1
। ih the south Lane representative The watch, a new Wyler, shock- [ for prince and princess were Ron-
portant that these tourists be well period from May 2nd to May 8th, mit their applications for one of
time In some portions of the state this year. Other committee mem proof and waterproof will be ‘ —
nie Boyce, nearly three years old taken care of and informed on be set aside as a time during which the twenty Spring Achievement
will cause some confusion until bora are Harry Bower and How- dropped by Harry Noct some- and son of Mr .and Mrs. R. P.
what to do and where to go while a state-wide public information
the issue is settled, It was agreed ,,rd Peckham of the Eugene dis where along Main at the above Boyce Jr., and Karen Deremer, they arc visiting in our state, campaign will be conducted. I am. Scholarships given by the Lane
County Fair Board, will need to
here after announcement that trict. Court members are Judge hour, Gene Ware of the Commit-1 two and one-half years and daugh These guests will be expecting therefore, designating this week have their applications in by April
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Clinton Hurd, Walter Holland and nity Jewelers said yesterday. The ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Deremer. courteous service, fair prices, and to be known as “Tourist Host
Victor Lee Howard, Springfield
Portland went on the new time Re(, Rnjs()
27th. The scholarships may be
finder of the watch will get to
The king and queen were pre- fine accommodations.
Week."
used to apply on tuition to Summer logger, was freed of a charge of
at midnight Sunday. The ordì-
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- budget
-
Whether
the
committee keep it. If the watch is not found Rented with a silver cup with the
So that we may be fully aware
The pupose of designating this School held at Corvallis June 14 to second degree murder by a Lane
nance in Portland calling for day will be able to raise the amount running, it may lx* exchanged for inscription "king” and "queen” on
——————————■ time is to better inform employers 24. or Club Camp to be held at
light saving time will be In viola needed to operate the county a new Wyler at the Community them, and the prince and princess
county circuit court jury Friday
|U|rs
Nasar
and members of their organiza- Camp Lane. July 10 to 17. Any
tion of the new state law, which without a special election was not *^p*',’',’rs-
। were given silver spoon and fork
UdilSUfl INCW
I tions of their responsibilities In club member wishing to apply afternoon in the court room at
becomes effective July 16, Attor- known the first of the week. The
So far as known, this stunt has sets, all being contributed by the
our guests enjoy Oregon, should contact their local club Eugene. Howard was charged
ney General George Neuner is | committee has already held two only been tried twice in the United Community Jewelers. Mrs. June
thereby adding materially to the leader who has the application with second degree murder after
quoted In a press dispatch Mon meetings and a third Is planned. States. Both times the watch was Neal of the local grade school
immediate wealth of the state, as blanks. A written statement giv the death of Glenn Celiers, Do-
day as saying that the Portland Increases needed are in the county found running.
made the presentation.
i each tourist will be desirous of ing parents permission to attend
ordinance will be In violation of school fund, which is set at ten
The American Legion is especi
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Carlson staying in Oregon longer. A second one of the events and an up-to- rena resident at the Holland club
the new state law unless daylight dollars per pupil or $299,070, an MT. VIEW CARNIVAL
ally thankful to the cast, parents, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Veatch at- point is to see that each personal date record book is also required in Glenwood on March 6th. The
saving is proclaimed by Gov. Increase of $35,000 over last year. NETS $387.00
teachers, ticket sellers, business tended the annual banquet and contact with tourists makes them along with the completed applica jury consisting of seven women
Douglas McKay nnd according to The county assessor is asking for
School patrons nnd members of men, and participants in the tiny meeting of the Lane County, realize that we are their friends
tion blank.
and five men acquitted the de
the law Oregon can not Institute $31,400 additional as part of the the Mt. View School Service cluh j
tot contest, for their part in mak- Health Association Monday night and that we invite them to come
daylight saving unless both Wash- program to catch up with the as are elated over the results of the i
fendant after five hours of delib
ing these entertainments a at the Osburn Hotel in Eugene, i again and again to Oregon.
ENTER MUSIC FESTIVAL
ington and California do.
sessment work and the election school carnival held at the Mt. success.
eration. The verdict wu ten for
Mrs.
Veatch
was
appointed
on
The
tourist
business,
as
has
been
Miss
Betty
Bagley
and
W.
C.
In the meantime several In department is asking for a boost View school Friday night. A total'
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the board of directors for the shown to us in the past, Ls a big Martin Jr., students in the Oregon acquittal and two for conviction.
quiries have been received at this of $14,300. The sheriff’s depart of $287.00 was realied. The school DAVIS APPOINTED
coming year and Mrs. Carlson was I business, We have made a fine University, were entered in the
Had Howard been convicted he
office as to what time will lie ob ment is asking for $33,000 addi and friends of the school join in.
Appointment of Robert G. Da- reelected County Public Health i-ecord thus far. Let us put forth Oregon Music Festival, which got
would have had to serve life im
served here. City officials have tional to help with the tax depart thanking seventy-one Cottage ' vis. Roseburg, as district
attor- secretary and named president of extra effort this year to keep it underway at Portland Tuesday. prisonment. while manalaughter,
said that the time will not be ment and the work of enforcing Grove merchants and businessmen
I so. Let us all dedicate ourselves They entered numbers in both so
ney succeeding the late H. A. the Southern I Jine district.
also included In the indictment,
changed here unless the now 'line the law.
for their generous contributions, Canaday, was «..noum
vu m
announced
in omem
Salem
Speakers of the evening were i to building tourist goodwill in nata and concert groups. They would have meant one to fifteen
Is adopted by other Willamette
The above arc the major in Time docs not permit us to pub- Saturday by Governor Douglas
Mr. Shearer of Portland and Dr. 1 1919 and in the years to come.
were accompanied to Portland by years in the pen and a fine of not
vnllcy towns nnd cities.
creases sought,
Hah the full list of the 71 firms. McKay.
Tysell of Eugene.
Douglas McKay, Governor Mrs. Orlo Bagley,
e-M,
‘Murder Mansien,’
Wy$t6ry Comedy,
„ „„„a. ... -* High School, May 2
St. Croys to Trick £e:Xo"Toners Wilfred Willock Is
Ride and Rope at Several Matters To Be ¡11 Cottage
3rd Annual Rodeo
Grove May 10th
interCSl dnown in
County Planning
Dgi|eft
It
58CC8SS Willi W
DraCAnlAsI
Annual Play School
At UHS May 3-19
Rod and Gun Club
Will Postpone
Pageant One Year
Sam Mackin Hurt
When Struck by
Auto April 21st
UH It Off Nets
Sponsors $225.00
County Budget Committee Struggles to
New
Make ’49-’5O Budget; Increases Asked w-
r* Wyler Watch
»»ten
To Be Dropped on
main street may / Addy two and
Daylight Saving
Time Awaits New
Gov. Douglas McKay Proclaims May 2-8 4-H Scholarship
Tourist Host Week; Urges Cooperation Applications Are
Due April 27th
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Freed of Murder
Charge Friday, 23
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