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Page X The Sentinel, Cettage Grove, Oregon Thur»., Jan. 15, IMS I the C ottage G rove S entinel PubtlatMd rre ry Thursday a t Cottaxe Grove. Oreroa a t Cotta«« Grove. Oregon, aeaecocd clam m aiter. eaeto la advacce. No. eubecnptioo for less than three moothe. 1 Tr. 3 00 4 00 Foreign ratee oa application. tr c. M art»__ Mrs James Rolee M 'rtam Adkins _ loan G a l l * ______ E M t *A B f R. • Moe. 3 00 2 50 3 M* 1.25 gßr(j çongress starts. Awaits Inauguration By f t arris Ellsworth Representative, Fourth District " fs h in g to n . The ijew Congress is'. , 1 --------------------- I organized and doing business a t the ola star.d- U n til a f,e r ,he 20lh o i January (In a u g u ra tio n D a y) how- > p £ mi Î m s * h *S sm e V er ’ DOthipg th a t happens here w ill seem to be . v e ry im p o rta n t The whole C a p ita l C ity seems to be in a sta te o f suspended an im a tio n a w a itin g th e 'in - N E W SP A P E R sta lla tjo n o f "P re s id e n t Eisenhower and h ’s new E xecutive departm ent heads. The organization o f rU B U S H E IS ' 1 Congress by Republican m a jo ritie s in both' House • - ASSOCIAtlON and Senate received only p e rfu n cto ry notice I t was IX beginning a f 10:00 o ’clock in th e ! Letter From Washington N O T IC E TO C R E D IT O R S m orning o f .said day. at the court- f — ----- - ’ 4 in t h e c ity o f E ugerxvcoun- N otice Is hereby given \h a t the i y o f Lane sta te o f Oregon, a pub- Lndersigned has been appointed lie hearing w ill be hekTbefore the * « * C irc u it C o u rt o f Lane Oregon State B oard of F o re stry. .th e forenoon, in the C irc u it C o u rt RoorT gon has A i » ™ fn r th e h e a r. i as the time ' J F in a l Ac mg of ^ E s u V H E R B S T W LO M - o n r one nnn o r more ™ r „ o f its members, fo r BA r D, A d m in is tra to r w , t h the We Republican members o f the House have only the purpose ofc considering t h e ! e?aims against s a i d estate are W ill Annexed o f t h e Estate of a slim m a jo rity so it was u rg e n tly requested that proposal o f the board to re co m -, n o tifie d ' to present the JO H N J E D IN A K . D e c e a s e d ^ æ f a ij j could not and. o f course, did not refuse th a t fee and yield ta x lands o r re fo r- ^ ^ h e r s ''to V li« •* A d m b iiltra to rP a t _____________________ _______ . summons. As <t turned out, every Republican mem- estation lands,’ ce rta in lands « itu -j tbe law o ff ice of M A Y N A R D W IL - i her was present when the ro ll was called. A s the ated in Lane county, state o f Ore- s o x . 731 Main Street. LaQ£,Coun-' resUi t of some abs>«rtees on the -other side o f the gphi a lis t o f said lands giving the . ty. Cottage Grove. Oregon, w ith in aj sj<. th e m a jo rity by\ w hich Honorable Joseph W. legal description thereof and th e 's ix m o n th s-fro m the crate of firs t M a rtin o f ’ Maisac'hasetts w as'elected S p e a £ $ t was I acreage and ow nership o ( sam e,, publication o'f this notice, dated q u ite respectable 220 to 201. ‘ ------ on fila in th e uflice. o f the., " — ia ' Q • ” . . . / . county assessor, Off said cotibty,/as z E U G E N E L . BURNS, Hansen ILS O N , A t- jn our history the -*’hich lût ♦ tra to r! M A Y A N f l A m R i n D i c t r W t ' d 5) I U on I1 U1JC A V d S lU U I I I l / U I I 1 1 3 1 U 1 ) U K 1 C l t y r . . ' y . o fr» r A t I least one L occasion Republican m a jo rity o f the House o i Represen- * * lnsPect | d and examined 0 . o r ----- i9 -5 tC -23 the House o i Represen-» 00 ‘nspect?a ana exam ined, -■y ; . , . — v an v .- c r i r . f r a c r w u - ' f i / . ' a foregone conclusion election ta tive s did did not not elect elect a a Speaker Speaker and organize organize the the h P> any person H desiring a specific la foregone conclusion as as a a re re su su lt lt o o f f the the election tatives and N O T IC E TO C R E D ITO R S T ru m a n made his §peeyh to Congress on t he State . House w hen a new Congress convened. In the'•etec« • . an . e y^F.F.K I.Y N E W S P A P E R R E P R E S E N T A T IV E S, |N C . i°.f rW U iref x , ^ a f i >nSh , iitiOn bU’ I,On ° f 193°- thC Repub,ican P a rtv e!ected a ” ouse classification as re fo re sta tio n lands" N O T IC E TS H E R E B Y G IV E N New Y o rk • Chicago • D e tro it • P h ila d e lp h ia D aroused lit tle comment N o r did his budget m es-, m a jo rity <?f 219 to 215 D em ocrats’ and one F a rm e r- | in county N U i r t L lb H b i t t m th a t the undersigned have _ ! sage create any s tir F olks are m ostly ju st looking L aborite However Congress did not meet in reg- A t said p u b lic beaHnR the board, appointed A d m in istra trice s o f been the R e a d i M ^ l r e c im ^ r t r ^ h e C o t t a r o ^ G r o v e ^ iV ^ o r d i n a n c e s .out 1(’ rTli‘119' ra ,io n and ,ak( yayrn •ovr n r g . T w h a cn ' e 1 u * n * til ! * * * he new lo w r in g spss;on the election D u rin g »hiS in te - çijn several w r ill members hear a ll th objections- to and si«p< ^ Estate m t.n m o e F A A N N C N E IE windows .tin uia u n til December* 1931 13 m onths Re- f o l- . o e re o f in ‘attendance; f s F * R S .M V. ljx M : IL L E R ^ -m-__ . .v . . .. . _ ................... • . ... . . . ... . . . . J . ER Dp. N a tio n al A d v e rtis in g R epresentative i passed from 1900 to 1923 has provided a lit tW u n for the be considerable action. puhJiqan/members died and in special elections were gestions, argum ents a n d . remdn- mavor and citv alone w i t h t h e s e rio u s a id e o f th e c i t v 's a f - ’ " • • • - • replaced by Democrats. When the Congress f in a lly , strances fo r and against said fairs. Manv of these ordinances w e re P urobaE lv n e v e r r e - ' The Congressional recess in 1952 was tlie longest .convened the m a jo ritie s were reversed. The Demo- cla ssifica tio n . . - » ' - . X since I h a 'e been a member o f Congress. Helen c ra ts 'h a d 218 members, the Republicans 214. There Dated at Sa.em ic .o n . this peated and are as ancient as the 1 percent charter,, under . . . . . , . „• . . . . ,, . . . e l\ r m e r - I ^ b o r it e and tw o « c a n - 5thjr£ a; o f which the citv is now operating » and I took advantage o f the unusualls long tim e a j was s till the one F a rm e r-L a b o rite and tw o vacan- ■Oregon b ta tc Board o f F o re stry - 6 -4- ' home to re b u ild and add to o u r ho u se ’in Roseburg, cies. As a result, John Nance G arner was. elected A good many people are still violating the law for the B y G. SPAUR, Secretary 2 2 -ltc ordinances, which have not been repealed or amended. For As so often bappm s w ith a eonstruct’on job es- Speaker and the com m ittees were controlled by pecially a rem odelling One such as this was it was Democrats. In lig h t o f th a t sad e xp e rie n ce ,'It is all we know every m otorist is violating the city law, who not completed by the tim e it was necessary fo ri me ) easy to understand w hy such emphasis was placed S’O T H E TO < KEDITORS does not stop at every street intersection and either^ound . . the horn of his auto, ring a bell or blow a whistle. You might to _ re tu m to W ashington, D. C . fo r the opening o f on a ll o f us being here On January th ird . N otice is hereby given th a t the . • • • also be violating the city.law which says you must come to a Congress. Therefore. Helen had to sta y'h o m e u n til the job was completed w h ile I caffie~on here alone House com m ittees are being organized and w ill undersigned has been appointed complete stop if you meet a muscle pulled vehicle. All such I w ill continue as a member the 9 rCUit C ° u r t of--Lan<' to be sw’ orn in and to take m y part in the orgaTtiz=~be fu n ctio n in g soon ordinances were tim ely in the days they were passed, but z tj vr i zs. • tv i ' n r' *.*• •» C ounty, Oregon, A d m in is tra to r o f oourse m ost of them are outmoded. It is quite possible that rtg -o l tife House o f Representatives., She expects to o f the Rules Com m ittee. W a lte r N o rblad w ill stay t8 e estate o f JO H N E W A T E R z on the C om m ittee on Armed- Services, and H om er -HOUSE, deceased. A ll persons a few of the moqe m odem ordinances have also been forgot get here ju s t before the 20th. Under conditions, w hich --generally exist at the AngeJl w ill-b e one o f the top men on the C om m it- having claim s against said estate ten. «' AVe believe the idea BUggested to adopt a model charter, !"pening.of1a ~ 8S,on ,herp wou,d no Urgent need tee on P ublic " o r k s ^ O u r new member. Sam Coon are hereby n o tifie d to present the repealing the ancient charter along with the obsolete ordi- f0r mc ** , prPSPnt opening day. U sually noth- o f Baker, Who succeeded Ix>wel Stockm an fro m the ^ rn e . d u l y v e i.fied w t h proper nances is a gobd one. Then after U k ing a new start, make ™ ch under way u n til a week o r ^ - r f t r r - f i ^ t e m Oregon Congressional D is tric t, fcas not v ^ ^ . to t l ^ A t o . n ^ o r at .. o the session begins so th a t the absence o f a few been assigned a com m ittee as yet, but th a t w ill ,ne taw o i r i c e or . . la j- v A n u oublic future ordinances by publication of the complete or ’ . ¡W IL S O N , 731 M ain S treet, Cot- dinance, rather than placing a copy o f the ordinance at the members is not noticed This tim e' it was d iffe re n t, lik e ly be done soon. _______________________ __ tage Grove, Oregon, w ith in " six m onths fro m the date of firs t pub- city'hall entrance, where few would take the trouble of read 50-Y ear Resident lica tio n of th is notice, dated Jan- ing H. .. ; ~ - * SAM CQON WELCOMED I i ^ E ffo rt Praised in Blood Drive F . -jL. Morris, hospital administrator, says the public cooperation was splendid in the effort to replenish the blood supply o f the walking blood bank, used by the Cottage Gro hospital. Byt, like making love to an old maid, the master giving blood is hard to overdo. In fact the hospital has never had too much blood plasma. A full supply m ay be the means of saving a ufe, in atidltion to lowering the cost to many individuals. ' Blood typing o f members of two nr three organizations1 will further jpexease the blood supply, which had grown dangerously low before the reefent effort to aid the walking blood bank- It is possible that the blood you give now might save your life or the life of a friend or relative at a later date. Dies January 12 ; u a ry 1. 1953. L A W R E N C E LLO Y D . Adm inis- Id a M a y Hogate, 405 Madison tra to r, M A Y N A R D W IL S O N , A t- street, a local resident o f some 50 torney fo r A d m in istra to r, 2O-5tc-24 years, passed away a t a rest home . in Eugene, Monday, Ja n u a ry 12. a t the age o f 83r She was 1 born ^da M ay W’iddersheim , Oc- i tober 19. 1869. a t W oodford C ity, • Ill_- and was m a rrie d at W heat- i land. N ebri. to W jlllafm A. Hogate ■ on A p ril 22,- 1897. T h e y came to rC W l i l i r G pov s some 50-years ago, | á IW AY 5 i I Ä > I , He passed away here in *1938. Mrs.. Hogate was ’ a mem ber o f the | M e thodis't church. . *' S u rvivin g are "tw o "sons: Glen in C a lifo rn ia and C la ir o f Rujada; one daughter, G ertrude Phelps o f P o rtla n d ; fo u r g ra n d c h ild re n /a n d three sisters: Mrs. ¿Mma Sears o f i Cottage Grove, Mrs. C lio 'C a sh e tt and M rs.’ Ipha Knox, both of Sa-1 lem, __ s. - F uneral services w ill be held at M ills M o rtu a ry a t ' 2 p.m.. T h u rs day. January 15, w ith the Rev. C la rk Enz offieOrting. In te rm e n t w ill be in the local Masonic cem- etery. They te ll me th a t W ashington, D.C.,' is ju m p in g lik e a c ric k e t on a hot hearth in preparation fo r the big inaugural doings. Sounds ||1{0 it s going to be the biggest th in g since bubble g u m Seats w efe sold o u t m onths ago, and about a ll a fellow can get now is 'o iirf o f the standing ro o m on- somebody else’s ^¿ s e d by the C irc u it Cqyr ,s ta te o f ,Orbgdh“ fo r I-ane cowiy^i shoulders . . and even th a t takes A ll persons having claims against connections. said estate are hereby required There’ll be a flo ck o f Repub ».he s'ame- d u ly „\er5fied w ith proper,vouchers, to the un- licans in tow n jvho haven’t seen dersigned. a t the law office of the W hile House outside o f the H E R B E R T W. LO M B A R D . W iser movie newsreels since 1932. The B uilding, Cottage Grove, Oregon, inaugural is kin d o f like th e k ic k and we re W ithin six months o f the date; of o ff in a big game ‘ the fir s t publication o f this No- a ll hoping th a t the new team (iw D ated and firs t published De- plays an A ll-A m e rica n game. 18 i 952. tiE T A A N N A Cleveland man was excused K 1 N S L A N D and H A Z E L M A E . trice . ry d as u ty % when ld the p u a a \ A d , m in istra s from J ju he^ pposcd he to to capital e r l- r ’ H E R B E R T W. L O M B A R D , A tto r- punishment fo r the poor, but not » - 18-51-22 fo r the .r ic h ” He had probably —— just got his C hristm as bills. And NOTICE OF FINAL w hile we’re on. the subject, you SETTLEMENT know y ’s c a p ita l. punishm ent fo r -N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N your car to drive w ith o u t periodic th a t the undersigned, A dm m istra- check-ups. N eglecting your car is to r w ith the W iR A nnexeq-hf the the one sure way to run up costly Estate fo f JO H N J E D IN A K , De- m a jo r re p a ir b ills tsfer; CatChtnK' ceased, has file d his 'account fo r troubk; before i t ’s re a lly sta rte d settlem ent o f said estate in is sife st, cheapest . . ..a n d kin d - to y your car. Come in today fo r the C irc u it C o u rt o f the S tate o f est td __ at HANSEN Oregon fo r Lafie, County, and that- th a t ] check-up Tuesday’ the 20th day o f January, H lR O S., 5th & W ashington. Phone 1953, at th è hour o f 10 o'clqck in 760. P enney ’ s The Issue o f th e Bayly Recall There is just one issue as we see it in the recall move ment against County Judge D ay T. Bayly. This issue is his competency to meeh-the public. Those circulating the peti tion charge that he can’t meet the pubtlc with any degree <rf la a la w -w a y hanrfikalia. C an «,a t,m an Sam C aw i (M is s J la s a «assM caa, success, and from what we have heard of the case there m u st1 S a c a s e O c itric t, O *aa as, la walOamaS Is Cana raai by nia tbrss ta llo w Oregosiana. be some truth in the assertion. Men in private bwsirifess have ( la ll Is ri®Ml la p ra M n la liy a H am s, A n fa ll, tk tis Onirici.• S apraM nlaliys Harria (H aw arfb. Is v rtb Dnfricl. la p ra ts n ta liv a Sam Css«.' Sac and Oialiict a «d lapraaantativa been known to lose their jobs for t|iis lack. The judicial powers o f the county judge were taken la r .k .. *•—*-i— , / i a t O ja h i,! ^ -------------- • — --------------------- — - — ------- away some years ago. Now he is just another commissioner. Since the county judgeship has been reduced to a relatively LATHAM ; unimportant position, it seem s rgthcr unfortunate that the Mrs. Esther Tninnell, Reporter Baby Greg Gleason Phone 17-F -ll taxpayers have to maintain this office gnd foot the recall bill -^Qravesidt services were held at to boot. A t. the 4-11-Cerainic club m evt- 3 ir.rn. Tuesday^ January 13, 1953, Q U A L IT Y : FASHION NEWS! Pe n ney sp r i n g fab r i cs are in Harvey G. Denham H arvey G. Denham o f 520 Co- 3Vr ’L , ^ oa.d - f-URcnc, passed sway ing last Wednesday at the hom e in the IO O F cemetery fo r Greg a » o r m v e a r ^ H e w«« h o rn V rh Z , ,_. __ » • _ *i... » - ■» age oi oo years. He was born re b - c f the leader, M rs A lv is E n^ a nd- A llan Gleason, in fa n t son o f M r. ru a ry 16. 1889, in Cucamonga n w members were Anna Johnson , ... . , . s ; You probably were as surprised as we were upon read and Tanna Wood. V isito rs u v re and Mps’ ' irRd Jamcs Gleason ^ a ’ *f « , e , was a tru c k fa rn w r and ing in the report of the Umatilla county grand jury that M r. a n d M rs. C. J. Robinson of o f Creswell. F a th e r C a rl Mai o f- had been a resident^ m Eugene zO there is no statute in the state that-m akes it a crime to fail S ilk C reek who are also 4-H »ciated. S m ith F uneral Chapel he past 20 years. He was to stop after striking a pedestrian with an automobile. The leaders ¿was in charge of arrangem ents. m a rrie d to S tella B. Macauley in . , , ’ . , . Baby Greg passed away Sunday, Eugene. August 2. 1920. discovery was made earlier this year by the circuit courts of A bout 16 members are m aking Janu^ > of H e is survived by his w idow ; Coos and Polk counties. Now that three cases have pointed to. lamps, planters, tea cup and saheer d Bcsj(fes hjs su r. one son. B e r t , o f Eugene; one the discrepancy, the 1953 Legislature surely will do som e sets, je w e lry boxes collie dogs, vivors are , wo b ro th p rs; DaIc and daughter. Hazel G ilm an o f C9t- thing about it.— Pendleton East Oregonian.- horses, elephants and a leopard G a n d one sister, Donna, a ll t«Re G rove; tw p b rothers: B azil o f Ceram ic s m a ne w d i vj ston in ,ftT hftmp grandpar r itt s M r and Florence and Kenneth o f Sag- 4-H club w o rk, and a*-great deal M r; Muelbach o f Eusene and *naw ; one sistcr- Helen W illia m s of interest ip being i ho wn------- 3Tr<. Francis Gleason o f Hazen. u t Sa8*na* ■ T^O grandchildren. M r. and Mrs. F ra n k B rum baugh and mother, Grace Z u m w a lt o f N. Dak and son Tom o f The Dalles spent Saginaw several days w ith Mrs.. Frances F u n e ra l services were held at M arquardt a fte r thp death o f the B artholom ew -B uell Chapel Tues By Jeanne M orton B y D r. Dan E. Clark m o th e r of th e ’ women. Mrs. Jennie day, January 8, at 2:30 p.m The Professor Emeritus of History The annual election m eeting f o r , Cox. Vera RosenhUm o f southern Funeral services fo r Samuel .R ev. Paul M th o u s c o fficia te d University of Oregon . ■ < o ffice rs and one d ire c to r o f the j Oregon, a niece o f M rs . Cqx, cam« Robert H a rte r, 80, o f 753 South B u ria l was In Rest Haven Mh- IS outh I-ane F a ir board was held fo r the funeral. Seventh S treet, were held at 2:30 »norial P ark. Today's Question: .o n Monday evening Reelection o f I M r. and M rsT T cste r H arbeck o f ,, m Tuesday. January -13 at the ------- —- WHAT ERRONEOUS BELIEF officers was unanim ous w ith t) S p rin g fie ld b :o u g h t Mrs N e llie S m ith Funeral Chapel, w ith the CO A ST G U A R D O F F E R IN G STI.MVIATED» EARLY EXPLORATION O F THE M Patten, chairm ah; W illia m R eddin«.of P rin e v ille to v is it w ith Rev. C la rk S Enz o ffic ia l mg In - R E S E R V E T R A IN IN G P LA N Hesse, vice-chairm an: Dr. • H A her sister, M rs Ben Chilson last ,errnent was.’ ln the IO O F ceme-« T h e Coast Guard anticipates of- NORTH PACIFIC COAST? F o r n e a rly tw o hundred years Hagen, tre a su re r and Jeanne Mor. Tuesday evening. tery. fe rih g a special program o f tra in - beginning in the la tte r part o f the ton. secretary ’ ' ; M rs Mabie B aker recently spent Mr. H a rte r passed away S atur- ’ n8 *n pert se cu rity and vessel sixte e n th century, there- was a M rs M orton was reelected to f ill a few' * i,h her Mater, Mrs day, January l i t 1953, follow ing operation to its volunteer reserv- persistent belief in the « ¡s tin C e ! a five year te rm as d ire cto r. O ther “Florence McClanahan, and her a short illness ,11c w as born in ists >n W ashington, and Oregon io o f a "S tf-a it o f A n ia n ” o r N o rth board d ire cto ry are D r Hagen son and w ife at G ia n ts PiMs. The Iowa on Septem ber 23, 1872. and the coming year. west Passage, by w hich it was w ith one. year rem aining in his la tte r h >pes to lie put o f the hos- w a s 'm a ri 'ed to Clara Johnson I t w ill be fo f men who Would possfcle to sail fro m the A tla n tic i e rm Claude A rne and W illia m •W ia’ ln a sh o rt tim e. She has i Owa. June 9, 1913 He came to otherivifce b e ’fin a b le to recei-e to the P a cific o r vice versa, n o rth Hesse w ith tw o y£ars, O M. Pat- t w n 'here since an autom obile ^ c - Cottage Grove in and had schooling, and expeiienhc in th e ir o f the N o rth A m erican continent ten w ith three years and Forrest [cident in Nov ember. made his home here since th a t specialties These are men who T his b elief was based on, and per- W o o d s and S tew art Carlson w ith last ° r ,he la " ’ l M'a rs » nil time. ' live too fa r fro m organized ,Coast, p e trlte d by, a num ber a t fic titio u s ; fOUr years. .lo ca l tomatoes..-have kept u n til S u rvivin g are tw o daughters: G uard Reserve units o r in some n a rra tive s o f voyages through th is A Rcnerai o u tlin e of plans w a s (,h is " eck " h h o u t re frig e ra tio n . --M rs . G eraldine Higgenbotham and o th e r way are unable to jo in and ent channel in 1588, 1592, la id fo r the fa n r . A Iv f ^ n‘' la ?d, , * \ ,7 V ' r > d l a , t a , , , Mrs. Mary Jane imiu iui me 1953 ta il, . w w ith iin tenta- it-ma- r.- ................... .v Cooper, both v of a tte n d u n it meetings 1640. The o n ly One s i th ese tw e dates set fo r August 28-and EuKf’nP hospital. Mrs England Cottage Grove; one step-son. W al- “ accounts th a t deserves any at ten 29. I t is planned to hold the fa ir th e . da.y ’ " 1,h hinJ lIe ,s ite r L ^Johnson o f T ria n g le la k e : tion is th a t in w hich Michael Lok, at the Jefferson s c h o o l , which allowed v is ito rs but does en- 12 grandchildren; one p o th e r . “ NOTH E TO l KEDITORS an English m erchant, related and proved so successful last— yearr ' Preston, in Iowa, and one s is te r,. part tally made up a sto ry told him T h is site is eapedUly att-racqve. n m e ‘ here w ith i M’’S MaUBe Andron o f S«‘a ttI* N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N in V e n ie e -b y One Juan de Fuca, to parents, since it offers the play . .’ J ne ¿ onic . . ~ - — T h a t the undersigned has been hts brother, Roy. and nephew Ger- — 1 ,la l. ln<, ' “ »«rsigneo nas neen who was in reality a Greek by the Tor cfcHdren. aid Beefs He reports the w i t h e r G . l . R a r k e m C V e r »PPomted as a d m in is tra trix o f the name o i Apostolus Valerianos A c «re« Added a ttra c tio n s ot entertam - h|S CVe rv th in g frozen up at E l- ” O a r K e i H « y « r - E state o f C H A R LE S s. H A L L cording to tL o k’s n a rra tiv e Juan » ^ " » ¿ a re be.ng planned, wh.ch }pft<burK ’ H ik w-tfe ’ atnU c h i M ^ ’ W lm ru d e L u th B arkem ever o f ^ a^ - bv t ^ ^ r c u i L C o u r t of de_.Fuca told him that w hile .on a form cr1v ,ivod he:?, m a O a fiT fv WduTeT T ^ ^ voyage from Mexico in 1592 he w d l be announced w hen d«4»mte. arn ‘ details can be arranged A meet- L iw (()n H u„ o f V a n c o u v e r Wednesdav. Jahuarv ? ^ C o u n t y , -By iTn O rd e r llaTed Jah- had discovered and entered the S tra it o f Aman lo c a tc tL -b g la g c lifjr1^ .ffal¿-rn1Í| i l Si ^ l?ji U <lsh - » -W morning <w i.thv age of 83 years. She was born u a ry 13. 1953. A ll persons having —estati?—áre 47 abd l S degrees n o rth ' January' 5.1810, in G o rm a K C a h d clama# J J? against s a e d -e s t a re W h e th e r o r not there was an J- f o r prem ium lis t changes anilI 10 7«)th birth d a y. M r- Stizan Snyder h ‘ id 1 tveen a re s id e n E o t-C o tta g e ' h i^ y A T ‘ ulred„ ‘ ? P " * ™ ' the . ,V , „ h same, d u ly verified, w ith pi proper tr u th w hatever in H w story. ifc e t rnake P’»hs fo r exhibits A ll siig- o f O klahom a w ho. had been a Grove since February, ito » , c o m - ____ ? name o f Juan de Fuca was la te r ! Res,ipns im provem ent atfe «<■!- bouse guest at the Plasters re ing here ffd h j Lake A ndes,. 5».-, D. vouchers, to the law o ffice o f L THW’IN G , 516 given to a\« tra i t in approximately ¡ggía£j - . and re9 ues,a ’ ? r S71ahK£51-turned t o - Eug<*ne ’Mondny w ith She snarmed lie«m ao -Barkem ever R IC H A R D W h ite a ke r Street. Cottage Grove the _ .latitude indicated Because j on- »he prem ium lis t should he ^j. arKj j j f s Clarence P arry. these fic titio u s n arratives w óre lie- ¡ made, before M a rch to fan board 3j rs j W a lk e r spent. M.rn- Barkem ever preceded her in death Lhe^jJate o f firs t publication o f lleved to be a uthdntic-they iRMped members ■ o r d ivision chairmen w j(j, M rs, - Ben-»iri~ 193U’ S tir xnrm th is hotice. Dated and, firs t pub to s tim u la te voy ages o t - e x p lo ra -! 2 a<nes a i cha ir m em can be had by C am pbell in Eugene L u th e ra n church lished January .15. 1953 G LA D YS > • lis tio n up the P a cific Coast hy Span.■ « » m a ttin g M rs. M o rto ft o r M r George Campbell is yi-ry m uch S u rvivin g are thre i .L sons A l- p ish and la te r by E nglish'sea cap .” a ” en , ! im proved and is,.a hie 1 3 he o u t , - bert and Lawrence > « A Cottage , H A L L , A d m in is tra trix . R IC H ta in s up to the tim e o f the Am er- i .. • Rufus Arne is ve ry ill at his G ro v e 'a n d ' H. F. o d f IdXho; one A R D L. T O W IN G , A tto rn e y 22-5tc-26 ican R evolution, un til.Ja m e s Coqk, j . The ,f»ca of. d iv id in g up w ealth borne here. Relatives“'h a v e been daughter. K ate o f Salem; one ’sis a g re a t E nglish navigator, proved , h »* «n «»reaistible c h y m to r those aasis ti ng M rs Arne esperiallv te r.’ Elizabeth Grage o f N ebraska; 1 F D R E A T F E E A N D Y IE L D T A X in 1778 th a t there was no s u c h .^ J ” 1 n°ih m g to divide. w ith the ¿are at night fo u r grandchildren, a n d i three L A N D C L A S S IF IC A T IO N ' q 7- • - — — ------ passage. ; _ ; great grandchildren. N O T IC E The only pevtple to get even wTth N e x t W eek’s Q uestion: “ W H A T scrap book. ( I f you have a ques- L i.in-ia! sorv.ces w e re held F ri-" ------:----- - . . SPANISH EXPLORERS SAILED tio n ykiiri w ould l i k e answered, arc ■ those w ho’ have helped you. day , J a n u a ry 9, at 2:30 p.m. a t N o tlce Js hereby given, p u rsuant UP T H E N O R T H PACIFIC about Oregon "o r N orthw est his M ills M o rtu a ry w ith in te rm e n t in to the provisions of Section 107« to ry , m a il it to D r. Dan E . C la rk ¡ J The mi.siorhtnt-s-hardest to bear the IO O F c e m e t e r y : h e Rev i l l . Oregon Forest Laws, th a t on i COAST?” . Clip and paste in your history; care of this newspaper. » •are thof<e w hich n e v e r happen. Robert E. Kunz o fficia te d . the 18tli day o f February7 1953., ~~ Law Loophole Y (tar History Scrapbook Fair Board Renames Officers, Sets Dates For Fall Festival Samuel R. H arter Featured now! Penney’s famous percale.¿ ® LH ÌA L NOTICES Best-bet-buy for sewing every thing from cheery curtains to dresses for yourself, your lit tle girls! See Rondo now in new, tiny florals. . . calicos. .. e le v e r n o velty designs. So many Io choose from, right now, at the start.of the season! L u strous, S a n fo rized t B road cloth ............ . i C heeks! P laid s! W oven G ingh am s..... i Everglaze T affetized C ham bravs............. ! ............. 7 9 g vd. W ise T ip ! Save on N otion s N eeds at P e n p e y ^ f . T> 00T shnnk more than 1%. 1 < , - - - . 1
