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buten the large elk kill to the III wth I elk hunting rcgiihillonx ol the laut few animons, csixt I b lly the cow or hull elk provleion for inowt of »untern Oregon. "As the lienta Increase, the regulations lire Oregon's 1949 elk kill wax the relaxed to allow an adequate har- largest yet rvtxirdcil Elk tag tv- VCHl ttic surplus animata, turnx received by Ihe Oregon xtuted Mace. Tile luigeKt kill wax made in State Game Commtaxion snow that 26,086 big game hunters •»aggeli Umatllla County w I ktv 6,011 9.131 < ik during the 1849 season, klxirtsmcn I <H>k 2,923 elk The Union County kill ol 2,192 animals In the I mm I three years, flic elk ................ • . . i..ii. .. . num t m ■» . wax next hlgheM followed kill haa tripled, and the ........ County with a rccordi'd < Irani of elk hunters has nearly doubled These figuren are baaed on tug i take of 1,426 wapiti. (inly 149 elk wen’ shot in west returns and checking station re cords kept »Ince 1933 The elk ern Oregon according to tug re muuton wuH filai opeivil in 1933 1 turns. Stricter hunting regulations following n 14 year ban on elk and a hiushy terrain were chiefly rvN|M>nxiblc for the scant kill in hunting. R o I mt I Mace, Chief of Dig Game the western portion of the state, (or the Game Commission, attri- continued Mace The western Ore- 1 gon season wax < Ictober 25 to ■ ~~~ ' ~ —i N ovcui I mt 3 for bull elk witli three |Kiintx or more. For most of east ern Oregon, the season extended tn November 20. und elk of either sex weie legal in all but the Chesnimnus and Starkey areas which were o|ien for bull elk with visible horns, in the North Baker Valley, the extended Dwmber 31. Jag Returns Show Record Elk Kill Opening Soon Burger House Fish Closure Issue For Crane Prairie H AMBURG EILS HOT DOGS COFFEE Next to Dairy (¿ticen Store on Hiway 99 S. LOOK! 73^1 The Sentinel. Cottage Grove, On gon Thum , June I, IMA E N TIN E L S P O R T S PHONE 555 OR 550 Track Awards Are Made at U. of O Plumb Line* Girl UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eugene, June 1 A record num- I mt ol varsity truck awauls w< ie announced heie today by Do lini ns Hie mil ria, athletic jority of the imwcrful 1950 Duc k squad completed the season. Several ol the I »in ks will lie in action ibis week end in the state A AU meet in Portland and Bill Fell will entei the o|>cn 100-yard dash at the Compton Relays Fell, Hen Rasmussen, thornv. Wall McClure and [Missibly Jack ilutchinx have alieady land c<l bertlm <xi the PCC team which will iimt I the Big Ten at Madison, Wisi'onsin latei this month anil nt least lour ol the liucks will |w en tered in the NCAA finals at Mm- nea|H>lix Th»' record numtier of awards not them di- included 20 of Vision champions. The Mjuad wax thè highesl scoi ing team in Oregon history in tM>fh thè dual meeis and thè northern dnision tinaia. Only two team* in Duck hiatory have tallh'd more |x>m1s than thè 1950 squad pilcd up in taking fourth in thè PCC final* at Berkeley. OKGANIZh.D HEKE IO BE ('OA( HED BY E. II. NEAL was based u|x>n information sup-/” Cottage Grove will have a mid pik'd by the U S Bureau of Rc- i damatlon. On Muy 10, the reser get baocball team this summer for voir contained 41.000 acrc-fcct of the fimt time. The team is iM-ing water. The total weight nt fall. K|H»mioii'd by the Floyd Githens Including inflow and outflow and Motors, wtneh has outfitted the Claomac* Sal« losses from cviqxinition and leak team with auits and equipment. age, is now averaging 600 acre- This classification of bascl»all ta Easy to ' feet per dny By June the average o|x*ned to all boyc under 16 years rate of fall will tie DOO acre-feet of age or laiys whos»* 16th birth install [ mt day. From this data the Game day falls before June 1. The mid gets offer training for younger Commission has determined that boy» who will ta- eligible for the Saving •Crane Prairie Reservoir will con American Ix-gion junior team on tain only 6,5110 acre-feet of water reaching the age limit. • lx»w 'When the fish are by June Coat E H. Neal, Jefferson school restricted to such a limited area of waler, a concentrated fishing ix.ooo rro M9.5O prctixuie would I m - very detrimen the midgets and announced yes tal to the trout poftul.ition," statc«l terday that league play will start June 8 The local team is a mem- BUDGET TERMS Ixtckwood. the Willamette »alley The Bureau of Reclamation has txr expressed a briief that by Septem league, which is com|x>sed of eight At the end of the season LIQUID GAS SEKVK E CO. ber 1, sufficient water will again teams. lie stored in ('rune Prairie Reser the two top teams of the valley COTTAGE GROVE »2 voir to reach the desired level for league vs ill play the two top teams of the Salem league for the chatn- angling. pionship of western Oregon. Dintributor for Neal said the practice sessions each evening atxiut would GAS HEAT, INC Words of the Wise t> pm. and nt present there arc 40 If the other person Injures boy* working lor a berth on the you. you may forget the in tcum. jury; but if you Injure him FLOOR FURNACE you will always remember. । Kahlil Olbran) I. E. L. Power Saw Sales and Service Complete lino of Oregon Cox's Chipper Chains for Any Make of Saw. Uscd Mall Falling Saw in Good Condition for Sale. SOUTH 99 SAW SHOP So 00 Hwy. at Steel Bridge — Phone 638 Emergency Phones — 376 L or 122 L LOVELY Gwen Caldwell, 22, of Greenville, Miss., poses for the news photographers after she was selected as the "Good Posture Girl of 1950" by the International Chi ropractors Association meeting at Davenport, Iowa. The chiroprac tor« will launch Correct Posture Week, with the help of Gwen, May 1 to 7. (International Soundphoto) Very See-Worthy DANCE SHIP-SHAPE is the term used in describing Chris London as she models a nautical-type one-piece princess swim-suit at Miami Beach, Fla. It has a erisply-flared skirt, white-shaped bodice cuff and white band inset on skirt. (International) FISHERMAN’S GUIDE LEBANON - GOSHEN POWER LINE AWARDED The Bonneville Power Adminis tration on May 26 awarded a con tract for the construction of the Lebanon-Goshen 230 kv steel tow er transmission line to the Mont gomery Electric Company. Port land, Oregon, on a 1 o w bid of $333,999. This transmission line is approx imately 40 miles in length and be gins at a point approximately 2 miles southeast of Lebanon and extends southward to the point of termination at the Goshen sub- BRING YOUR FORD BACK “HOME" FOR Yes, in only a short while, your car is purring down the road, running smoother than ever when you drive in here for your lube jobs. Household Hint Elbow room is Important when you’re washing dishes. Leave a space to stack soiled dishes on one side and a counter or table for clean ones on the other slue. Well keep its show room "complexion” bright We Carry Kichfleld Motor Olla, Spark Plugs and other necessaries. Business and Personal Stationery The Sentinel We’ll keep your brakes in safe condition Concrete Products C. E. HOI,MES Hi way 99 So. Phone 55 Floyd Githens «3« Main 1'1». 21 10:57 3.3 7.3 12:25 0.2 7:46 7.5 1:1« 0.8 8:32 7.8 2:M 1.3 Sun. 4 3 35 8.6 10:45 -1.0 5:17 7.1 Mon. 5 4:29 7.9 11:35 -0.4 6:07 7.2 Tues. 6 5:28 7.2 12:02 3.2 6:57 Wed. 7 6:34 6.6 1:09 2.9 Thurs. 8 7:44 6.2 2:13 2.4 »7 ? Courtesy of: HUMPHREYS GROCERY Silly! That Isn’t even part of a bathing suit!” Do rena '• a Your Chevron Service Station Phone 785J-1 Do you wish to regain and keep your health Boswell Mineral Springs Clinic offers ! THE OLDEST METHOD OF TREATMENT: Hot Mineral Baths, Sweats and Massage CAREFREE DRIVING RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION WALKER HALL June 3 LaBlue Orchestra Cottage Grove Welding Works Monarch Imperial shows set up a show on hiway 99 south on tile Wodard pro|MTty near the South ern Pacific de|xit Monday and opened with a matinee Tuesday afternoon. The show- will run through Saturday night with a sp<*cial matinee Saturday after- nixm at onv o'clock. The show is sponsored by thi'i Cottage Grove volunteer fire de partment with the de|w»rtment's sluin' in the pna'ccds Io go into the fund to be used for the fin' department’s recreation room at | city hall. The show has thrill tides, pony and dog shows, special kiddie rides and a huge Fly-O-Plane. All 25 cent riiies have been redunxl to 14 cents and 35 cent rides re duced to 25 cents as a special feature. Wr 11 keep your enr always ready to go BUTANE TANKS & GAS Robbins Rest ___ — — i WELDING Still Calling 'Em Presto! Smoother Driving! Ail Oregon State college ath- ! letic offices are now located in I spacious new Gill coliseum. The ¡athletic news bureau also ta opcr- Recommendations have been ¡ating from the coliseum. Varsity LOCAL MEN ATTEND and freshman dressing rooms for made for baseball and track SHRINE SPRING AFFAIR Administrative headquarters for awards by Mr. Kreutz. To be eli all afiorta will be in the coliseum A large number of local jiersons the new Southwestern Oregon gible for an award in baseball, a attended the Shrine spring cere Game Su|x>rvisory Dis try et will be I next school year. player must have participated in monial of Hillah Temple held in officially activated nt Roseburg on Herb Habcrlach and Bill Mosby, at least one third of the total in Ashland last Saturday Temple Thursday, .June 1, , 1950. Charlea star members of Oregon State's nings for the season in inter- Lockwood, state game director, Pacific coast championship wres scholastic games. On this basis, guards from Cottage Grove, Eu gene and Roseburg took part in announced today. tling team, received honorable the following hoys will receive the program. Temple guards from Game Commissioner Carl Hili mention on the 1950 ail-America letters at the award assembly on here are Prank Galdabini, E. R and staff members from the Port college mat team. the last day of school. Juniors: Husted, Harold Wolfard, Ork» land office will meet with district Jack Siebert. Ijowry Hoyer, Dick Bagley, Palmer Johnson, Cecil [ h i sonnel for the opening of the Gene Tansclli, hard-hitting jun Dobbins, and Ben Hilliker. Sopho Caldwell, Pat Rickard and IJoyd R o s e burg headquarters. Phil ior shortstop from Portland, has mores: Doyle Higdon, Ray Chap Griggs. Schneider, assistant game diroc- been elected to captain the Oregon man, Bill McBee, Wes Malcolm, A large class was initiated in j tor, will head the Game Commis- State baseball team in 1951. He Bob Sedegren, Dick Pillar, and cluding Virgil Kingsley, Elmer . , »ion staff. I also was recently named 1950 win- Jim Grcwelle; freshman: Harvey Fleming, William Perini, Gerald A h<-adquartcrx building located nPI. o( tbp Vic Brown Jr Memorial Bennett. Also at the student coun- on Highway 99E at the north edge trophy as the outstanding Beaver cil meeting it was voted that the D. Ritter and George Gunn from Cottage Grove; John FarriU, Phil ' of Rowburg ta being purchased ballplayer this spring. following boys receive track let- ip Johnson and Claude Eaaetatrom by the Cíame Commission. Super ters: senior: Al Martin, Bob of Drain; Barney Doyle, Vernon I visor for the new game district Alx 1 Hunter, Bob Hite, Ron Hite, Ed Stevens has just completed ¡ is James Vaughn, former super his 19th season as varsity crew Cruse, l.arry Wolfard, Richard Hanson, both of Creswell. Kingsley and Fleming rode in ni the Rock Creek fish intendent coach at Oregon State. Before Chapman. Red Englert, Ray an old fashioned circus cage as a , hatchery. coming to Corvallis Stevens, a Boggs, Bob Gasper. Vern McFee, part of the initiation ceremony. It Geographically, the Southwest law graduate from Cornell, was Duane Coop, Bob Ding and Bill ern (<ame District B comiowd of varsity crew coach at Harvard. He Peters; juniors: Jim Webb, Gor was reported that they both added the Umpqua and Rogue river builds many of the racing shells don Patton and Gene Tullar; much to the fun of the whole day'^g events. > drainages This would include | the Beavers use. sophomores: J. C. Isley and Doyle • . ■ g Coos. Curry, DouglAs, Jackson, --------- - ---------- Higdon. Business Forms and Supplies and Josephine counties. Award recommendations were The Sentinel Tt»' Roseburg headquarters is made to Don Holbrook and Man- the third of its kind to be estab- Vsoave ager Larry Safley also. A com- iishrd in Oregon. A Southeastern mittee of four was appointed to Words of the Wiw Oregon Game District and a investigate the system on which Though familiarity may not Northwestern Oregon Game Dis-, the track letters are given, to see breed contempt, it takes off •ri< t are yet to be activated. Mr. ' if the system is fair. the edge of admiration. Lockwood has pointed out that I — (HaiUtt) these n e w district headquarters | will serve as a local point of pub- i OREGON STATE COLLEGE, BIDWORM SPRAYING JOB lie service and action for the j Corvallis, May 29 Harry Milton NEAR ROSEBURG IN 3RD DAY Pilots for the Patton Aviation Game Commission. । Robinson, Marvon Howard Har- company of Harrisburg began ‘ pole, Gordon Earl Asbury and , Charles Raymond Johnson of Cot their third day today of spraying for spruce budworms in portions tage Grove are among the 1982 of a 23,000-acre area located north seniors and graduate students to receive degrees at the eighty-first and east of Roseburg. The two planes, piloted by Fer UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, annual commencement here June Eugene, May 30 The spring 5. Saturday, June 3, is alumni day rol Snider and Clifford Patton, are sports sea son closed last week end , while the baccalaureate will be spraying with a DDT mixture at the University of Oregon for all held Sunday. June 4, with Dr. D. west of Wilbur and another area teams except the track squad, y Poling, famous eastern minister northeast of Roseburg in the vi cinity of Sunshine road.—Rose which will continue competition and autbor. for at least another three weeks. Robinson completed work in the burg News Review. Coach Don Kirsch's baseball | ^hooi of agriculture, Harpole in QUICK RESULTS FROM squad jurnix-d from last to third business and technology, while As- place in northern division stand- bury and johnson majored in en- [.lace WANT ADS ings with a double win over Ore- Kine«?ring. Thev will receive bach- gon State Paced by the league’s . elor of science degrees. leading hitter and top second This is tbe largest single class baseman. Daryl Nelson, the Ducks 1 jn hjgber education ever to be ARC A ACETYLENE nicked Fridav ! ! graduated ___ .uu. picked un up a 10 tn to 6 win Friday it in this state. ', and i. and a 7 to 4 decision Saturday to may hold the record for some gain a split in the series with the years, officials say. Despite the Dancing from Beavers. size, the entire graduation cere The third place finish was the mony will be held in the new col 9:30 to 12:30 lowest for the Ducks since 1940. lege coliseum, where relatives of but kept their record of having, alj tbosp receiving degrees will Admission 80c Inc. Tax never fimslied below third since havp rcsprvpd sections 1931 intact. The Ducks of 1938, Among the 1982 degrees to be Sponsorit by the Portable Weldin? Any Place and 1910 were the other third Tpd b> President A. L. Cottage Grove Riding Club 1030 Madison Phone 181 Y place teams. All other Webfoot strand. 1813 are either bachelor of 43-ltC 24 -tfcxxx clubs since 1934 have been either scjPnPP or bachelor of arts, repre- first or second in the final stand- anting four full years of study; mgs 1169 are graduate degrees also a Coach Sid Milligan's golfers suf- new rPCOrd iucluding 149 mas- fered their second straight upset 1 tprs dpgrccs 3 doctors of educa- at the hands of the Oregon State tlon awardpd here for the first in the northern division finals. time, and 17 doctor of philosophy One week earlier the Beavers had degrees, the highest earned degree snapped the L»ucks’ dua| meet win j in any institution. ning streak and last Saturday edged the Ducks by a single OAKLAND BOX FACTORY stroke for the league team title RESUMES WORK Coach Milligan’s Duckling golf- The Martin Brothers Box Co. ers completed an undefeated sea- ^jn aj Oakland resumed opera son with with a n victory victnrv over over University ITnivcrsitv tions .. - - . —i. r fol- —i son yesterday at 8 o o’clock, high of Eugene. Earlier the year lowing settlement of a week-long ling golfers had won three straight strike Tuesday. from Oregon State. Settlement included granting of Coach Jim Aiken's spring prac the lO^s-cent-an-hour increase de tice session ended in the annual manded by the union, according to game between the Whites and the ! M E Taylo- business agent of Greens and the 6.200 fans who j Locai 2814. A F of I. Lumber and were at Hayward field saw the Sawmill Workers union Greens dominate the play in a game which ended in a 21 to 21 GLENWOOD MAN GETS deadlix-k. The running of Carl Er 5 YEAR PEN SENTENCE Som et imen I think the heck vin and the passing of Hal Dun Jet aid Hampel, 24. of Glenwood ham [xtced the sophomore-domin was sentenced to five years in the ated Greens. Ervin collected 86 state pen in circuit court at Eu yards on 13 tries and Dunham hit gene Wednesday on charge of con with nine of his 20 passes. tributing to the delinquency of a Runs of 65 yards by Earl Stelle minor. He pleaded guilty to pro and 67 yards by Tom Lyon ac viding a car and liquor to Texelle counted for two of the White Hendricks. 15, of Springfield. And touchdowns and tl»e third came Hendricks was charged with neg-, with less than 50 seconds of play ligenf homicide after the car he (Astoria Tide) remaining on a 50-yard pass from was operating ran over Joan Paul Stelle to Jake Williams. Lo Water Hi Water Lo Water Hi Water and her 11 year old sister, while Coach Aiken said he was pleased the two were playing in their yard 8:04 19 2:44 7.1 8:17 -1.9 with the work of a number of the at Glenwood May 20th. 1:07 9.8 Thurs. I newcomers, but felt the squad was 2 8:53 S.l S:S6 7.1 9:06 1.8 1:54 9.6 Fri. still a long way from being ready ------ ^.^4 — for the 1950 season. 9:55 3.3 4:2« 7.1 9:56 1.5 2:44 9.1 s Sat. Spring Sport Season Nears Close at U.O. < AKNIV 4L III KU IT’S SIMPLE AS Kreutz Makes Recommendation For Track and Baseball Awards 4 Local Students Among Largest OSC Senior Class closing An emergency Crane Prairie Reservoir to angling tieginning Monday, June 19,1050. was issued May 23 by the Oregon State (¡ame Commission The rex- 1 crvolr, a imputar fishing s|K»t I ihu K m I on the Century Drive near i Bend, will be c I omi I until further not ice. MIDGET BASEBALL TEAM Aiconlmg t<> Challes lahkwiMHl (Slate Game Director, the closun Southwest Oregon OSC Sport Shorts Game District Now Going at Roseburg HERALDING the opening of the base ball season, Cornelius (Connie Mack) McGillicudy dons a Phila delphia Athletics uniform and gets behind the plate. Spry enough at 87 to still call them, baseball’s Grand Old Man Is celebrating his fiftieth anniversary as manager of the Ath« lotica. (Inter.talional Soanjph&tp), Building Block», all alien; Pier Blocka; ctc. Durante Alumlnum Windows. Waterprooflng. Cecil C. Wooley East Main Street Aided by Modern Methods of ELECTRICAL PHYSIO THERAPY and X-RAY. Specializing in COLON THERAPY Dr. IIARKISON FOLK, Chiropractic Physician in Charge Lady Technician Aeolatanta BOSWELL MINERAL SPRINGS CLINIC 1 mile South Drain, Ore, 40-4tc-43 Telephone Yoncalla I8F2 *
