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COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY. OREGON THURSDAY, JULY 13. H» ><>
NUMBER 49
Directors of C. G. Riding Club
Court®vy Clark*® Hiudio
BOARD OF I)1RE( TOKS—Standing (J^'H to Right): J. B. 1-eonard, l’am Miller, Larry
la*vrns, Mike VandcrKh*), ( lu t Purdy. Knerling: Stilb Mosby, Louis Caldwell, President,
Jim Ablndt, Garret Lyon.
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Roads to Bohemia Mine District
Open; Mining Resumed at Champion
The road to the Bohemia mining
district is ojiencd amnding to
word brought in by Tom Pinker,
mayor <>( LundjNtrk yesterday. In
tact the
loads n r c
which will enable truckers and
others to g<> up the Brice creek
road and return down the Sharp’s
creek rond or
venni The
roads are rough but passable nc-
cording to Mr Parker. Before the
roads could lx- Hawk'd, the forest
servin' did quite a bit of work
removing n
Hint had fallen
nchMH the roadway during the
storms this winter and making
repairs on the west end of the
Brice creek road.
It was also undrrstixw] that the
Champion mine had Ixim lensed to
Kenneth Watkins by the Bartelx
Interests and that Mr. Watkins
hail 21 men at the mine piepain-
tory to slatting operations. .Mr.
Watkins is also doing assessment
work on some claims nearby.
Be sure!
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be sure with
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cane
sugar
S. P. Streamliner
Begins Run Aug. 13
A meeting of the South Ijine
Fair Board was held on Tuesday
to further plans for the 1950 fair
and work on the revised premium
listings.
It was planned to include an
addition in the agricultural ex
hibits by having a class for Gen
eral Farm bisplays. Displays will
be made in somewhat the mannct
of a miniature Grange booth,with
three placing, for cash awards
'These will be judged on arrange
ment and display, variety, quality
and utility.
Final premium listings were ap
proved and handbills with al.
entries listed will be printed and
ready for distribution at an early
date. In this way it is hoped that
exhibitors will become familial
with possible entries and plan ac
cordingly in advance.'
Outside and inside space will be
available for commercial lxx»ths
'This will be rented by front foot-
4ge with a minimum of ten feet
for outside space at the sidewalk
and eight feet inside Armory
space. Particulars and ai range-,
ments for space may be made by
contacting the Chamber of ( 'om
merce office. Dorena Grange will
have the food concession in th«
Armory this year.
The hoard wishes to particularly
bring to the attention of exhibitor»-
that there will lie no livestock
• ■ntlies this year. This is due to
the fact that there is no suitable
exhibition space available near the
armory. Al) livestock entries may
!«• made at the County Fair, which
will be held the week following
the South Lane Fair.
Enlistments Keep
Services Strong
Southern Pacific’s completely
streamlined Cascade, operating
over the comimny's Shasta Route
betwen Portland and San Fran-
Colonel Francis W. Mason, dep
cisco Bay cities, will be inaugur
ated August 13, on a new fast uty state director of Selective Ser
M-twdule, J. H. Pruett, Jr., general vice for (Jregon has expressed
passenger agent, announced yes great satisfaction over the recent
action of the Congress in extend
terday.
The new diesel-powered. 13-car, ing the Selective Service Act.
“Recent events in Korea” Col.
all-Pullman streamliner will make
its 718-milc run in 16'i hours, Mason said, “give an emphatic
cutting two hours off the sched- and conclusive answer to ail who
Ulc of the present Cascade train, question the necessity of continu
ing Selective Service."
Pruett said.
Enlistments appear to be main
Southbound the new Cascade
will leave Portland at 4:45 p.m. taining our armed forces at their
<PST), five minutes earlier than authorized strength, commented
now, and arrive Oakland Pier at Col. Mason, but the selective ser-
8:37 a.in. and San Francisco at i vice system must be in readiness
9 15 a m., instead of 11:20 as now. to resume inductions whenever it
Northbound it will <h-i>art from becomes necessary to provide per
San Frnnflsco M 5'M, as at sonnel for the Armed Forces.
“Many young men who have de
present, arriving Portland at 9:30
a.m. instead of 11:30 as at present. layed registering within five days
after- attaining their 18th birth
Wisdom is the right use of day have been registering this
knowledge. To know is not to be past week” said Col. Mason. “It
wise. . . . But to know how to : is evident however that Oregon's
use knowledge is to have wisdom. |x>rcentage of such delinquents is
Spurgeon.
far below other parts of the coun-
I try, where registration points were
iswamped all last week.
Salcslxxiks — The Sentinel.
Oregon apparently qualified to
gain another congressman Monday
ax preliminary census reports
placed the state’s population at
1,511.188.
That was a gain of 421.504
nearly 39 per cent more than the
1940 total of 1,089,684.
At present, representatives are
allotted states for each approxi
mate 300,000 population. Oregon
now has four representatives.
Douglas County, boomed by
lumber, led the increase, more
than doubling its population in the
last ten years. It grew from 25,728
to 54,064.
Here is how Oregon counties '
with ten years ago:
1940
1960
Multnomah
355,099 468,571
Lane
69,096 124,948
Marion
75,246 100,379
Clackamas .
57,130
86,574
Washington
39,194
61,221
Jackson
57.831
36,213
Douglas ...........
25,728
54,064
Linn
30,485
53,623
Klamath
40,497
42,014
C ook
41 588
32
Umatilla
26/130
4L 176
Yamhill
26,336
33.410
31.524
Henton
18.629
Clatsop
24,697
30.571
Josephine .......
16,301
26,313
Polk
19,989
26.184
Malheur
19,767
23.136
Columbia .......
20,971
22,725
Deschutes
18,631
21,692
Lincoln
21,180
14,549
18.536 '
Tillamook
. 12,263
Union
17,399
17 898
Baker ......
.. 18,297
J6.067
Wasco
14,069
15,511 (
12,7611
Hood River ..... . 1L580
Crook
5,533
8,923
Grant
6,380
8,275
Wallowa ..........
7,623
7,2121
Lake
6JÌ37
6,293
6,078 !
Harney
5,374
Curry
4 301
5 997
5,5051
Jefferson
2,042
Morrow .
4,337
4 739
Wheeler
2,974
3 288
Gilliam
2,844
2 807
Sherman
2.321
2.2601
...Totals............. 1,089,684 1,511,1881
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OREGON STATE COLLEGE —
People in this state should not fret
when census figures fail to come
up to inflated ideas, believes E. B.
MacNaughton. president of the
First National bank of Portland.
He says that for most of the time
since the early 1900s, people have
come to Oregon faster than they
could be properly absorbed.
MacNaughton expressed his
opinions In an address before the
second annual Institute of North
west Resources held in connection
with the summer school. About 80
per cent of Oregon’s resources
come from the farms and the for
ests, and these industries can ab
sorb just so many people, he point
ed out.
He advocated more industries to
turn Oregon's raw products into
finished form. The state produces
great wealth but too much of it
is being shipped in box cars in the
raw state, he declared.
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Oregon's first research project
to be financed by a grant from
the National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis will get under
way Saturday.
The grant, amounting to $5.275.-
00, was part of $1.441.721.00 in
awards which National Founda
tion president Basil O’Connor
designated last week for scientific
research and professional educa
tion in the unceasing battle against
polio.
Officials of the University of
Oregon medical school where Ore
gon’s grant will be used, were en
thusiastic over O’Connor’s an
nouncement. They pointed out that
it represented national recognition
of the school’s virus research pro
ject and that continued progress
would entitle the school to a re
newal of the grant each year.
Reasearch made possible by the
Oregon grant will be under the
direction of Dr. Arthur W. Frisch,
associate professor of bacteriology
who has been engaged in virus re
search at Portland for three years.
Dr. Frisch and his immediate
superior, Dr. H. J. Sears, said that
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