f
Tlio first motion picture made In Thiirs., June 20, tRAO
llollywmxl wax II Wislein, by the
Nestor Company In 1911.
JOIE CHITWOOD'S
AUTO MRiDtVttS
The Mentitici, Cottagi' Brovr, Oregon
Midgets Drop Two
Scio, Eugene Are Just
Next on Schedule
F is h in
Deer Lose Gentle Tendencies When
They No Longer Have Fear of Man
Eldon B. Grable
Three children were recently at-
tacked by a "pet <ie< r” near St. ideas of rearing fawns as gentle
Helens and Wayiw Young. Oregon pets, states Robert Mace, Chief of
The Midget baseball team ran J
State tjaine Ounmission agent, Big Gam«? for the Game Commis
into n little tough luck last week
was called u|xai to dispose of th«' sion M« cf attributes the»«' actions
PHONE 555 OU 556
to a deer’s natural aggressiveness.
On Thursday, June 23. they ’
unruly do i
Young, d<->«'rilM'd the deer as an Once a captive deer loses its fear
traveh-d to Brownsville and met
ThmgH didn’t go very g<xxl for
Phone 337
48 N Oth
of man, it can no longer be con-
di'feat to th«- tune of 13-3. During fbhermen last week end. At least abandoned yearlin« doc Stu- wore
continued
Mace,
sidered
gentle.
the game here with Albany Mid-1 that’« what we hear. However, a reflectoi studded collar about
and Game Agents
gets last Sunday, the local lx>y», condi',on» should improve con- her neck. Thrt doe's ill temper
wen- able to get only on«- hit off M(j,.r,lt,|y thlH W4.€.g
prompted its desertion by the throughout Oregon are now re
trieving fawns picked up by sym-
House, Commercial and
the pitching of Albany's Forrester
owtwrs, according to Young
Those who have given up Ina
The d'X' first trailed after a five pathetic individuals suffering from
Over 4,000,000 trout eggs have seine them B<>!> Borovicka, ( 'en- Finai score was 14-0.
mond Like as a waste of time nia y
Industrial Wiring
Next on the schedule for the be interested to know that it is year old tx»y, who was following an illusion that each tiny fawn ly
been oblnincd from wdd ruinlaiw tr.il Oregon fishery agent. con-
ing in the woods has been aban
his
mother
and
older
brother
thru
midgets,
who
are
co-sponsored
by
dueled
the
fit
Mt
lampblack
experi
by Oregon Slate I him«' Coinmission
making a comeback. Fish have
doned. IXie deer leave their fawns
-|xiWhing clews. The last of four ments at East Lake In May, 1949 Floyd Githens Motor Co and the| ticen < night nx'entiy that averagi a wooded area along Morgan
in hiding during the first two or
Road
Suddenly,
th«'
r^cr
reared
pring egg - lake operations are Tile lumpblack coated ice melted American Legion, is a gam«' at : around 16 <o 20 Inches Last week
three weeks, returning at frequent
now being completed nt Inainomi, at the rate ot two inches per day Scio on Thuisday, Ixgimung at 6 end barney Edwards pulled in two up and »tna-k the child down. The intervals so that the fawn may
EveryIxaly reads the Classified.
brother,
attracted
by
the
boy
’
s
pin.
July
9
ttw
lads
will
take
on
I
I ic I mid Paulina luikcs
An egg take conducted ut th<
nice on«-» of 18 and 21 Q inch*«.
Pages 14 and 15
hurled a staff at the suckle. It is against the law to
the
Eugene
Midgets
at
the
local
itiamoiul Ixikc rfMiwncrs have McKenzie Hatchery in March,
For Ix-st results at Diamond, deer, driving it off. Fortunately, hold these baby deer in captivity.
high
school
diamond
Play
will
be-
yielded
1,538,
4XXJ
eggs
Brood
fix!
produisit nearly 2,(NX),OX) egg»
Use the following lures: Andy the child had dropped to th«'
Ilie fish are trapficd as they enter selected from McKenstc River gin at 2:30 p in.
Keekers, size 2; red-head trout- ground an J doubled up. Severe
Although each team got seven* orina, flat fish, or Rusellure
tributary streams and the lake "redsides" provided the eggs. 'I he
bruises were the small boy’s only
outlet, Luke Cicek. The spawned < ntire produci ion of this hatchery hits in the Brownsville game, the Dianxmd looks like a pretty gixxl marks from th«- encounter. Short
host
team
wa»
utile
to
score
a
sur
McKenzie
aporta
out fish me returned to the lake
bet tor the Fourth of July
ly afterwards, this same doc
At East and Paulina Iwikes. fishery. A fourth egg-take «fiera- plus of run» due to wild pitching end
struck out at two other children,
and
infield
errors
by
tin-
Cottage
twill
on
Spencer
(
reek
in
the
Kia
ijMiwnlng rainliow seined from
East and Paulina lakes have who approached it.
shoal arcus have Ixcn strip) nd of math Basin supplied QOO/MXJ rain Grove player», leading hitters lor been pretty good with the fish go
Another recent deer encounter
th«-
kx
al
boys
were
Roger
Gamble
bow
egK»
in
April.
370,1X10 eggs Egg-take crews must
ing lor German browns Over at occurred when Willamette Valley
The spring egg-take
wild and Iwster Gott, «-ach with two Coo- Bay, stnped bass are being game agents, Jim Negley and
lx- on hand nt these lakes when
the ice break» up, for sfiawnlng rainbow supplies only u purl of the .ingles Lloyd Russell pitched the hauled in at a gixxl rate. Charley Francis Ives wen- called ujxin to
Full- first 3H inning fin th«- Grove
takes place immediately after- trout . hatchery demands
Peck caught two pretty good sized pick up a captive buck This deer-
MILK
wards A uno-cat wus used to spawning rainlxw, a hatchery de squad, and Guff took over for the ones last week.
wax h«'ld under jiermit, but the
[Tis
liansfsHt the crews und lin n sup- vcloped strum of trout, provid< remaining Sin frames.
On the Deschutes, it's good be- owner, who had bottle fed it as a
many million eggs from brixx
Sunday's game was almost a tween Hig river bridge and Ben- tiny fawn, could no longer trust
plie» into tile liike» in mid-Muy.
i »tock held at the hatcheries.
-.hut-out
by Albany. Clarence ham Fallf. It's best from boats the an'mal. When approached in
used at Fust
I junpblack
Smith was the only Grove batter making downstream floats. Trol- its enclosure, the enraged deer
xikc to hasten the ice break-up D
..
, —,
to g«-t a hit oft Albany s red-hot png y, -,1^0 effective using Andy defied the two game agents with
\n .. ropi.mi'du i.<i the fm> «mt
pitcher. Tlw visiters tallied 12 Reekers,
-
flatfish, or spinners and slashing hix»ves and antlers before
net th.- .mf ... of the i.ke m
nits.
worms.
i it could be hauled away for re-
lon^C Atrip®. I hr inUludr of the;
curly
If we don't mention a fishing lease in the Tillamook Burn,
Manager Bill Sweeney hasn’t
lake, 6,400 feet,
spot in w hich you are interested, " h‘‘n f'eerl the buck stood its
melting of the heavy ice cover, and said anything as yet. but Indica
ovcmi*’ tion» an- tliut Bill Elbert, u young
drop us a card at the Sentinel of- -t-ound. ready to attack the first
of tiic trout
»pawning crt-Wh Hit- able to right-hander, will be apix-aring in
fice and we ll try to find out for ,nan ’b«’ left ,,1< truck.
you
| Actions such as this are typical
Portland Beuver lx<x scores mon
“But > only need twenty mor*
. ..
.. ..
. .. .... of “civilized” deer aijd should
frequently during ttw next few
Here» he Situation in the WH-,
as a warnin to
with
to make the HIM they said to send
weeks,
in for the free bicycle.'
Eugene, June 26 The Oregon lamette Valley and other parts of I _..
Elbert, who won 9 and lost 8
the state:
I
Midget
Racing
Association,
for Kansas City Just year, has
W Ulsmette Valley
scicn scry little service to date, al through its local manager, Jim
Gcxxl bass catches are being
though he Jia» been with the club Harris, announced here today ar-
rangements with the Eugene Base- made in \ alley streams and lake»
since »prmg training camp.
The scheduled opening of the
Elbert liad an ofx'ration on his mil Club for the use of Bethel on surface plugs. Fishing is im first league game of softball was
.
’
ark
for
a
series
of
midget
races
(Astoria Tide)
proving rapidly on the North Fork rained out Friday night and four
shoulder during spring training
and Sweeney has been letting him it the ball park on Monday nights. and Little North Fork of the San- teams saw their initial action
Lo Water
Hi Water
Lo Water
Hi Water
take his time to get ready, pitch
Harris said that the change in tiam river. Wet flies and eggs are Monday night. The Knights of
best.
The
Lower
Santiam
has
been'
ing him only occasionally in re iltes for the auto race programs
Columbus won the first game in
7:05 3.0
1 :♦« 6.8
7:18 -1.9
12:05 1 5
Thurs. 29
lict roles.
was made after Jim Healey, a good on troll. The Yamhill river Monday’s encounter 5 to 3 while
7:59 2.»
2:3« 7.0
8:06 -1.9
12:56 9.4
Th* Beavers had Elbert on op nidget driver from Eugene, suf- and Mill creek have been pro Woodard’s shut out Edwards Out
Fri.
3»)
tion from the New York Yankees .ered serious injuries in a race ducing nice cutthroat catches on door store to win the second game
8:52 2.8
3:21
2
8:52 -1.8
1:46 9.2
Sat.
1
until last week when his contract >ver a rutty track at tiu* fair flies and eggs and several limit handily 17 to 0. The Woodard’s
catches have been reported.
was purchased outright.
grounds last Sunday.
victory was largely credited to
8:4« 2.7
4:OS 7.3
9:37 -1.4
2:35 8.8
Sun.
2
The McKenzie and its tribu-! Ken Westfall and Harlan Mickey,
"I will not ask the drivers to
Mi»* Dorothy Jackson and Mist endanger their lives on the fair talks remain high, although the who combined to pitch a no hit
10: «0 2.5
4:45 7.4
10:20 -0.9
3:23 8.8
Mon.
3
llette Thomas will »i»end the week grounds track again, and I believe water is reasonably clear, The game for the team. The Knights
11:35 2.3
5:2« 7.5
end in Sun Francisco where Miss
4:12 7.6 ¡11:01 -O.3
Tues.
4
he ball park will make an ideal largest indiv idual catches have pulled ahead on the timely hitting
Jackson will attend the wedding oeation for the races,” Harris been taken on gray fly and buck- of Bender and R. Kasper.
6:07 7.6
11:42 0.4
5:04 7.0
Wed.
5
of a friend and Miss Thomas will ■aid Harris, in the meantime, has tail coachman. In eastern Lane
R H E
The scores-.
visit friends.
isked for a hearing with the Lane county all streams are in fine con Quality Mkt. 100 002 a 3 6 4
6:4» 7.7
12:24 1.1
6:00 6.3
12:31 2.1
Thur».
6
5 7 0
dition with the exception of Salt Knights of C. 202 100
ounty fair board.
Boggs.
Wyant
and
Pitcher
and
The track at the home of the creek w Meh is high and roily.
D. Kasper.
Eugene Far West Ixague ball Good catches have been made on
Courtesy of:
RHE
•lub will be a one-fifth mile oval' th«' Middle and North Fork of the
000 00 0 0 6
Edwards
past
few
days
or.
Willamette
the
with seating for 35FXI spectators ।
138 05 17 13 0
Woodard’s
ONLY
md under excellent lighting. Har fifes, spinners. and other lures,
Pennington and Hudgins: West-
near Willamette
Marilyn
lakes
ris said that the midget assocta-
fall, Mickey l5> and Patten. E.
Your Chevron Service Station
'ion has agreed to run here every Pass have been good.
Decker »3».
Phone 785J-1
Coastal Section
Dorena
Monday night, with the possible
Games will be played three
exception of one or two scheduled
INSTALLFO
Striped bass fishing on Coos nights at Kelly field on Mondays,
Monday night games.
Bay now is good. Anglers arc Wednesdays and Fridays.
Weihling An non neem ent s and Invitations — The Sentinel.
asked to send any tags found on
the bass to the Fish Commission
laboratory, Charleston. Oregon,
along with lengths and location of
catch. Trout angling on streams
PORTLAND, June 26 (Special» in this area continues poor in gen
Committee members are slmot- eral. Surf and bay fishing for sea
PROTECT UPHOLSTERY—INCREASE
ing for a capacity crowd when the I>erch. flounder, and kelp fish con
Oregon All-Stars and Portland tinues good
Some nice trout
COMFORT WITH A SET OF
All-Stars meet in the third annual catches are reported from the
Shriners’ hospital football game Smith river and the Upper Ne
here at Multnomah stadium Sat halem.
urday night, August 26.
Also available in various styles and colors of fibre.
Southern Oregon
Plans for the annual gridiron
Immediate installation for '46 thru '50 Fords.
Water conditions are good to,
lattle are under way with the an
Otlicr makes and models available within 10 days.
excellent in the Upper Umpqua ।
nouncement by James J. Richard-
area. The South Umpqua is clear I
Effective thru the month of July only.
Leave Your Order Now.
win, managing director, of the for-
above Jackson creek and trout
mal acceptance of invitations by
fishing is good Many fine catches
all players and coaches.
have been made recently, mostly I
Ph.
27
The Portland team will be on bait, but also on wet flies.
8.16 Muin
25 lb. sack
Pickett
•oached by Ted Ogdahl, who li-d
Trout fishing is good in the Up-!
irant to the state prep champion- per Rogue and lower tributaries. '
ship last fall. His assistants will be Water is clear. The best catches |
Eric Waldorf of Jefferson and Ed
are on brow n hackle flies and -
Bottle
Ry an of Lincoln.
bucktail coachman. Salmon fish
Don Mabee, whose I .a Grande
ing is fair from Gold Hill to Shady
learn lost to Grant in the finals of Cove, but poor in the Grants Pass
the state playoffs, will be head
4 rotis Comfort
K
to Gal ice area.
i-oach of the Oregon All-Stars, as
.... ............ n .....
sisted by Jim Davis of Hillsboro
will be much higher—Buy
md Hank Nilsen of Eugene.
now. Special prices by case.
Richardson recently announced
the acceptance of positions as
trainers by Bill Robertson of Ore
gon State college and Bob Officer
Kellogg's Giant Package
>f the University of Oregon. Rob-
'rtson served in that capacity for
the past two games and has been
1 token of go«xi htek. In 1948 he
Swift's Jewell
lb. can
was with the upstate team when
it won the first game 35 to 13 and
last year he was with the Port
land All-Stars when they evened
Quart Bottle
the series with a 19 to 0 victory.
Officer, who broke in at Oregon
under the late Colonel Bill Hay
ward, recently returned to his
Complete Line
former position. This year Officer
will be with the city team and
Robertson with the upstate squad.
All proceeds go to the Portland
cans
unit of the Shriners' hospital for ।
crippled children.
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
Crews Take Eggs From Spawning
RACE * CRASH * SMASH I Rainbow Trout to Stock McKenzie
$ 1 00.000 WORTH OF
AW NEW FORD SEDANS i
x/
BIG STUNTS
Th. «how you r.ud about in LIFT.
Ttm.. Bat. Ev., Poal and Fortuna... !
on TVI Sa. th.m In panon . . . Ma
häädön cruahaa. ¡aapa thiu Uomaa
... tha yiautaal Ihrlll apactocia you
hava avar aa.nl PON T MISS ITI
MUE A MINUTE LEAP FROG
Portland Beavers
Value New Pitcher
Midget Auto Racing
Moves to Ball Park
TWO WHEEL OBSTACLE PACE
DARING
CRAZY
CLOWNS
Dances
Woodard’s, KC’s
Win in Softball
at Walker
discontinued
until
SEDANS
FISHERMAN S GUIDE
further
notice
CRASH Of NAMING DEATH
UP AMO OVER-HE HOPES
HUMPHREYS GROCERY
mot. , , . Ih. .am. atunta in th.
coming MOM pictur* alarrlnq Clark
Gobi.. Dlr*ct from Loa Ang.lsa. San
FraDClaca and Phoonli wh.r. Ih.y
playod to crowd packed atadluma.
538.75
Joie CHITWOOD’S
Capacity Crowd for
NW Shrine Game
Anto DAREDEVILS
MON
I
JULY
STORE CLOSED
TUESDAY. JULY 4TH
PLASTIC SEAT COVERS
Delivery Monday July 3rd
8:30 P.M.
FAIRGROUNDS
El gene
Floyd Githens Motors Inc.
One Nite Only
HAVE FUN
on the
4TH OF JULY
and you’ll need
Cottage Grove
Sand and Gravel
Nose and Ear Plugs
Swim Trunks
Water Wings
Beach Balls
Sleeping Bags & Mattresses - Lifevests & Seat-Cushions
(for children and adults)
Coleman Stoves & Lanterns of All Sizes
PLYWOOD & ALUMINUM BOATS
As Low as $110.00
JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS
Balance on Contract
ALL KINDS OF FISHING TACKLE
Fill Dirt - Loam
and
Bar Run
Phone 684
down
SPECIAL SATURDAY SALE
900 Parmenter Red Cockerels
FiNhing Information for the Holiday Available Here
AT COST
Cacti Lawnmower for Sale $11.95
EDWARDS’ OUTDOOR STORE
616 Main Street
Ph. 309
Will be the last cockerels of the* season.
If you want friend chicken get them on Saturday’s sale.
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553 So. River Road
Phone 80
47-ltc
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FLOUR
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KOOL AID
J] .89
IOC
Î7r
2- 35c
87 C
20c
2 35c
2... 29c
6 pkgs. 25c
A Most Complete Line of 4th of July Foods
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Free Delivery
119 So. 6th
Free Parking Let
Phone 1