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TH V RS DAY. AUQUST >0, 1»14 FORESTER BACKS PBiSEKl POLICI TUITION. FEES LESS AT OREGON INSTITUTIONS FALL-SOWN FEED H MARKETS BRIGHI TOWN AND VICINITY METHODISTS PLAN FINAL EARLY EVENING SERVICE IRRIGATION TO BE SEEN ON TOUR A group of Oldeona from various Stata 1 ducati»« Board M akes ! northwest eitle« will participai» In tib ia Reduction» Below Thoea Biotoro Vielt Hero Claudiaa and the morning worship »ervlce at lhe Ir Othar School» Drives to Idaho— Mias AUlo Man Methodist church Sunday The Old -, ning motored to Boise. Idaho the Brilla Briggs of Cheshire wore eons are In couvontloa at Corval ¡ V isit To Four Land Farm» Present Income To State Is Oregua young men and women Fewer Hog». Lamb». Predic first of (ha week tor a 10-day visit. visiting trloads hero Tuesday ' Ila this week end and are seeking Friday Planned By County Greater Than If Areas Were are offered higher education In ted For 1935; Winter Sup Homo from Boooh— 8 C, W right to give their loellmony In all the On Bualnoaa Trip— Mrs. Grace their own state supported Institu Agent And Fruit Grower» ply Of Feed Half-Normal Private Owned and Taxed Lansberry left Saturday for San has returned from an outlug to the churches of the valley tions at a cost substantially below coast beaches at Taft This I» a flue uioveiueul In which FraaeinM UB a bualuesa trip. A tour Io study uielbod» of aup Farm outlook Information cover Clsimlug that the National forest the average throughout the United laym n of the various churches plimeiilul Irrlgalluu used lo Irrigai- State». It la shown by a comparison Portland Man Haro — Alfred ing current and prospective pro Goss te Portland—Mis llarbara areas in (.»regon are paying more are llukeil together lu an active )|||( , rUt b ,.rop, sil(| orchard» will than one and three-quarlera mil of present cost schedules here with duction and marketing sltuatlou for Baruell left Tuesday (or Fortlaud Johusou of l*orllaud was a busi Christian service and they have b<i „„ Friday of ibis those for the couutry as a whole poultry products, dairy products, where she will spend a week visit ness visitor lu Sprlngflold Tues premised «orne excellent speakers. wr(|ll hy |h„ Mbw ,-ou„ ,y Horllcul lion dollar« toward the states tin day. ancial uructure annually. C. J as recently compiled and taued by lambs and wool, beet cattle, hogs, ing with friends. «ayv Rev. Dean C l*olnilexl»r. pas turai Society cooperai lug with Burk, regional forester at Portland, the United Stales office of educa fall-sown grain, and clover seed lor of the ha-al congregation Drive to Florence—Mr. and Mrs. Taking Vacation— Mr. and Mrs. County Agent tl. S Fletcher. Tbe has Just been prepared by econom haa Issued a alalement thia week tion. The evening service will lie held achedule tor (he lour with Infurma- Don Mesklna aud Mias Etlua Sev I*. J Bartholomew are speudlug A smaller financial outlay Is ists lu the O. t» C. extension ser refuting the assertion« of Individ several days vacation at Florence. erson motored to Florence Satur at 7 o'clock with a discussion lulu lion ou wbnl may lie an-n si lbs uata that the the federal forests needed to attend any Institution vice. Commodity notes on hay, the theme. "A Glimpse Into God’s „„ day. They will return Saturday. were tax free and not carrying under the control of the state board feed grains, flaxseed, beans, hops, ! Workshop This will be the tail w 3() # n| Truman Chase farm of higher education than Is re potatoes, apples, pears, prunes, their «hare of the burden. Hero from Portland— Mr. aud Tonsils Taken Out—Lloyd Dorr, of the early evening services. across the river from Eugene and In hl« statement Mr. Burk shows quired on an average at similar In waluuts aud filberts are Included Mrs. Farmer Franklin of Portland soq of Mr snd Mrs. W. C. Darr, U mile below ibe Ferry Hirosi stitutions throughout the United "Of outstanding Importance to came dowu last week-end for a had hit tonsils taken out at (he of that the foresta In Oregon are now DIET OF OREGON TROUT bridge Skinner overhead sprlnkl- States, the figures show. Oregon farmers at this time is the fice of a local physician Saturday. short visit. yielding the sum of 21.704.691 an DISCUSSED IN BULLETIN Ing system snd new whirling spriu iremendou drop In national hay Tuitio n Is Uniform anally, whereas taxes on the forest Visit» at Homs—Merle Carr Is Vlaits With Mother— Mrs. Johu _______ | biers. S-Inch centrifugal pump da- and teed grain production, coupled At the University of Oregon and acreage, which Includes nearly one Purcell of Corvallis la horo visiting The bulk of Ibe diet of cut throat. ||verlng 13.000 gallons of water per visiting at the home of hia par with short pastures and ranges and fifth of the area of the state, would Oregon State college the fee and tuition charges are on an exactly other feeds." say the economists. ents. He haa been working at J with her mother. Mrs C. K. Patti rainbow aud eastern brook Mrout hour, Irrigating cannery amount to only *1.«8.713. found In Oregun »I reams snd lakes john for a few days. 11: (Mi a. m —B. K Fish (arm 3 equal basis, as are dormitory "This will undoubtedly result In a Klamath Falls. State Gets E xtra Funds consists of animal matter, aud miles north of Kugsne Irrigating charges for room and board < xcept greater slaughter of cattle and cal- Visitor Front Tacoma — Mlsa Mother Visit»— Mrs Ella Frum In addition to the amount men while they evidently prefer Insects celery and strawberries with Skin tioned the state receives another 10 for slight variations because of dlf- vea. aud other adjuatmenta In live Dorothy Stacey of Tacoma la hero of Junctlou City la hero vI’ IHng such as luayfllea. stonefllee. caddis uer sprinkling system percent of the total gross receipts (•rances In furnishings provided i stock, than at any time for de- visiting at the homo of Mr. and with her daughter Mrs E C. (Ilea, midgels and blackflles. they 1 3 0 p lu Wllmsr Walton farm Mrs W. E. Stacey Stuart. from forest lands to be used In the Fees and tuition at these Institu- i cade»." are knowu to eat crustaceans, I mile easl of Richfield beacon on Poultry Outlook Good construction of trails and roads tions are 994 50 a year compared Visit In California— Mrs L. K Vlaits From Grove— Mrs 1-oulss spiders, water-uilles. molluscs, flab, Pacific highway north of Eugene A marked reduction In hog pro- within the foresta. This benefit with a national average of state Page aud Miss Edna Platt loft Trotlar la bore from Cottage Grove fish eggs, and occasionally esrlb Complete lustsllatlou of whirling supported coeducational institu-. ductlon and a smaller lamb crop Io would not accrue to the state If room 1935 la certain to occur, says the Tueaday for Sacramento. Callfor visiting at the homo of Mrs. Katie worm», free-living nematodes, lee •prtnklrt system, also Nklnger (he forest areas were privately tions of 9122. Board and ches. millipede, centipedes, acor sprinkling system Irrigate cab charges vary slightly but need not I circular copies of whlh may be ob nla where they will visit with rola William» thia week. owned, says Mr. Buck. pions, frogs, snakes, bird» and bag». lives until school open« exceed 9200 a year compared with ! talnetl from county agricultural Collects Bounty—Sid Parkton of •mall mammals Increasing values of timber coup an average of 9244 for the country agents Except for higher costs, at 3.00 p in - H V. Hogera farm H Returns to Work—Miss Muxlue Ixiwell collected the county bounty led with a national plan of sus as a whole and 9295 for the six ¡least until new feed Is available This fad. together with a great Suodgrsss has returned to her on on» coyote at the office of the deal of detailed Information on the mile eeql of Wilmer Walton’s place tained timber yield assures a grad major state institutions of the Pa-1 in 1935. the poultry outlook would Irrigating sour rberry trees with duties at (he Mouulaln States County Clerk Monday. ual increase In the Income to the eating habits uf various kinds and be quite favorable aud the dairy clflc coast. water pumped from wadi and dis Power company business office state and national government, outlook somewhat better than (or Visiting Horo— Mias Mary Fran sizes of Oreguu trout. Is contained trlbuted through slip-joint pipe and Norm al T uitio ns Down after a week’s vacation. where»« If the land were privately In "A Preliminary Survey of Ibe cea Hannibal of Portland Is hero Tuition and fees at the normal several year«. Feed supplies will canvas hose. owned the timber would be rut off be very low this winter, but no Drive to Portland— Mr. and Mrs. visiting with Miss Jeannliie With F ood of Oregun Trout."— A bulle schools in Oregon are almost 46 Arthur lug. extension agrlcullnr and the land would revert to public tin Just Issued by the Oregon Slate per cent below the average for general shortage of human food Is Jim McManiman, his sister. Miss era. al engineer, of (he Oregon Agricul ownership and not taxable. college experiment station. Dorothy MacManlman. and other state normal schools throughout expected. tural college will take part In the Portland Poopla Haro— Mr and Reports of receipts and expendi the country, while board and room The clover seed crop Is very poor relatives drove to Portland over lour and discuss Irrlgalluu pro Mrs. Frank A. DePue Jr., and family NORTH SISTER SUMMIT tures from the forest service for expen«e where dormitory facilities this year and carryover stocks the week-end. (■Isms and help Individuate with of Portland were week-end visitors the year ending June 30. 1934. are available Is 9192 a year In Ore-, smaller than usual, the report GOAL OF SECOND CLIMB special problems. Carl Robertson, at the borne of his parents here. Returns from Vlalt— Miss Ruth show that in Oregon the disburse gon compared with 9232 average points out. Prices are advancing. field man tor the Eugene Fruit ments have exceeded the revenue elsewhere. Only a few medical | , e pecially for good quantity seed Pollard returned Monday from Kla Included In the party of 98 per Growers association, la cooperating Hotel Guooto—Viola Coales and math Falls where she spent the to the federal government by 92.- school figures are averaged in the , j of which the supply la expected to Nellie Coatee of Corvallis were sona taken Io (be summit of tbe with Coaaty Agant Fletcher In week-end vlsltlrg with friends. She 911.164.40. report, but these show Oregon's I be especially light week-end gueels al the Springfield Nortb Slater Bunday by Ibe Eu making arrangemeuta for tbe tonr visited Crater latke on Sunday. Benefits of Forest Work gene Obeldlans were three Spring- hotel. charges to be some 45 per cent i Feed Crops N e a r H a lf M ark All people Interested In Irrlga Major benefits of the national below those at Independent m -d icsl' Production of feed grains In the field men. They are Clayton F. Hon are Invited to take part In (hie Vlelta Aunt — Mrs. Johnston Monroe People Horo— Mr. and forests as listed by Mr. Buck are schools llstevl. whole country will be only about Nelce of Mrs. Janie Crusao, la here Barner. W. N. Gossler. and L. C. event. protection and management of the . 65 per cent of average, and of from Alabama (o visit with her Mrs. W. W. Squire» and family of Moffitt Paul Lafferty and Ray Non-Resident Fees Higher Monroe were visitors boro Satur 81ms and Raleigh Wlldman ware timber resources, protection of the Out-of-state tuition charged at hay about 68 per cent. Market aunt who has been quite 111 for day at the H. E. Gerber home. watershed, use as grazing lands, Return from Coset— M r aud Mrs prospects for fall-sown feed grain j some time leaders. use as recreation areas, and pro the University of Oregon and Ore which can be harvested early In W. E. Buell end daughter. Kvslyn, Another party of climbers la Pastor Return» Rev. Doan C. viding breeding grounds and range gon State college is. In contrast, 1935 are good as stocks of feed Cuts Wrist— Randolph Withers Poindexter, pastor of the Methodist planning to try (o reach the sum and Mr. and Mrs Paul F. Alley of higher than the average, being 9150 tor most of the wild animal life in a year In addition to all charges grain are expected to be low by j *’“* a bai^ xa"h on his loft wrist church, returned Friday evening mit Monday. I-abor day, when Rev. Moro, returned here Friday from the state. that time. Monday while working at the E. B from Tacoma whore ho attended a Cecil F Rtstow leads a group from an outing at the coast, Mr. and In summarising his statement to resident students. The average Index figures of farm price level« Fo9R*k place on route 1, Spring- ministerial conference for 10 days. the First Methodist church In Eu Mrs. Alley are visiting here (or a of 83 state institutions Is 9128. Mr. Buck concludes with the fol gene. He will be »«elated by gen few days before returning to tbslr Estimate- contained in the report show a sharp upward trend during lowing six points. Drives to California — Orville eral Obeldlaaa borne In eastern Oregon. on necessary costa In addition to rec°nt weeks, although yet gener- Inspecting at Coast— W P Ty Statem ent Summarized ally far below parity. The general son and family left the first of the Eaton left Sunday with bis uncle. ’uitlon. fees, board and room were The national forests are now con admittedly rough approximations. average of farm prices must still week for the southern Oregon roast C. 8 Eaton, to drive his automo tributing as much as if taxed. bile to lx»s Angeles where be lives The official pamphlet on entrance rise about 50 per cent to reach where he is Inspecting projects be These contributions will increase Mr Eaton had been visiting rela parity, according Io the Indexes information for the state system Ing completed under SERA affilia tive- here for some time. steadily as the forest resources given In the circular. Some of this tions. estimates book«, supplies, laundry come to be ntilixed under an econo disparity between prices received Return« Home— Ml» Ada l*orter mic and orderly process of dev and other essentials at 9250 a year and prices paid by farmer« may be Coast Crowds Largs—Crowds at left Wednesday for Chicago after at the college and university and elopment. If privately acquired, wiped out by next year owing to the coast beaches last week were spending several weeks here st the moat of the national forest lands 920 at the normals. very large says Mrs. Elisa W lns-i- short crops this year. home of her sister. Mrs. Dean C. would ultimately revert to public reld. who returned Friday from a Poindexter. Ml«» Porter l-at-bes In ownership after the timber is cut. 10-day visit at Newport and Bea a aurburb of Chicago. and meanwhile many major bene COLLEGE BACKGROUND side. fits to pnbllc ownership would be Visitor» Sunday— Ml«« Frances FOR NEW CROSBY FILM Work of hop picking at the An On Coast Trip— Mr. and Mrs lost or impaired Wilson of Cheney. Washington Tii- federal government. In Its derson Bros, yard at Waltervllle An absurdly crack-brained and George Turner have gone to the and Ml»« Grace Wilson of Portland ended Wednesday noon with late coast to spend a short vacation. 25 per cent payment of gross re delicious comedy, that even In Its j were overnight guest» al the borne ceipts to the counties, la making a hop picking at their Springfield wildest moments seem« surprising They plan to be gone 10 days and of Rev and Mrs. R E Rolens. far more liberal return than any yard scheduled to begin Thursday ly real, Paramount's "She Loves left their store here under the d u d - Sunday of next week. Anderson Bros Industry could stand. Me Not,” starring Bing Crosby and agemeni of Mrs. Chas Myers Pray»r Service Leader — Rov. The states would assume a heavy have about 27 acres of early hops Miriam Hopkins In tbe film ver Takas Tandem to Coast — The Kenneth Tobias will be leader for financial burden if they acquired at WaltervlHe, two years old A sion of the season's greatest stage two seated tandem bicycle which the mid-week prayer «ervlce at the the national forests, and federal new field of about 15 acres was set hit. which opens 9unday to laugh Helnle Adrian and tester Bosser- Baptist church tonight during the out this year. forest road appropriations would Norman Anderson will begin late ter and applause at the McDonald man built recently has been taken absence of Rev. R. E Rolens, pas no doubt cease at once. theatre. Io Newport where It has been tor. who Is vacationing. There Is ample opportunity and hop picking near Hendricks bridge The ludiclous account of w hat. placed In rental service within a few days and is signing up obligation for the state to step into might have happened at Princeton i Man Injured In Falk—A. W. Bar the forestry business. The field la pickers. but never did begins with a shoot ) Gueata from Grants P a a » - Mr tel of Croswell Is Io the Eugene Boy Scout meeting« at Leaburg ample for the three agencies, fed ing in a Philadelphia night club, ¡ an<^ Mr« Mr«. Charles J. O'Neil of hospital with serious Injuries to eral, atate and private, to work have begun again with Oordon viewed by a little dancer, who Grants Pass were week-end visitors bis bark and bead which ha re Vance ae new assistant scout together. nee« to escape being held as a here at the home of Mr and Mrs. ceived when he fell from a stack master. Al Peterson recent arrivals from of piling Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Vera Gillespie and material witness. the southern Oregon city. She gets as far as Princeton, children. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Guests Haro—Miss Peggy MrKIo penniless and hungry, where sbe Hart and Norma spent several days Leave for Home— Mr. and Mrs. of 8t. Helena and Mlsa Frances prevails upon tbe generosity and Jack Morrison and son, Charles, of Mrs. George Kelsay of Ple08i.it at the Oregon beaches, returning good nature of s group of college Cheyenne. Wyoming, left Sunday Mitchell of Portland are guests of Hill received word last week of the Sunday evening. Mias June Clover. The three visit death of her son. who was killed A grass and brush fire started boys who disguise ber as a student for their home after spending two ed al Grants Past over the week snd hide her In their domltory. in a motorcycle wreck In Wyoming. from a carelessly thrown cigarette weeks visiting si the home of his end. The father of one of the stu brother in-law and sister, Mr. snd He had been visiting his mother stub at tbe Oscar Millican farm at at Pleasant Hill and was on his Hayden bridge Sunday A chemical dents hits upon the Ingenious plan Mrs. Charles Gulley. Daughter Born— Mr. and Mr». return trip to bis home In Michi engine was required to extinguish of using her predicament as port Clayton Kimball of Trent are the of a wild-eyed publicity scheme to gan when the accident happened. tbe blaze. Creamery Man III—John D. Pyla. parents of a nlna and one-fourth save one of his films which prom manager of the Springfield Cream pound baby daughter bora to tbem Mr. and Mrs. Kelsay left Immedi ises to be a lemon. He dispatches ery company has been quite 111 al their home on Saturday. Aug ately by train for the east. M arriage Licenses Issued A baby girl weighing 914 pounds Marriage licenses were Issued his demon press-agent to the uni with a bad cold for several days. ust 26. 1234. was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clayton the last week by the county clerk versity campus where he arrives He was confined to his bed for a Catrh Fish—Al Pohl. Sid Wald Kimball of Trent August 24. 1934. to the following: Elmer Kohl and together with a gunman from Phil few days, hut Is now up and about At left 1 h shown Philco 46- orf and York Thomson reported a Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Veatch of Marie McGIlvery, both of Oak- adelphia who has come to silence town. L. A beautiful lowboy feat Lowell have returned from a two ridge; George Kopale and Irene Curly, and the dean who has Just good catch of fish Sunday after weeks trip north. They visited Sullivan, Alvadore, Washington; got wind of the affair. making a boat run from Nimrod uring World-Wave Recep The ludiclous mlx-up that re REPUBLICANS NAME Mrs. Veatcb's brother, Ed Higgins, William James and Anna Vogel, down to the Thomson resort. Sev COMMITTEE OFFICERS eral very large fish were taken tion and OlorlouH Tone «In and family at Roe Lake, B. C. Mis« both of Eugene; Coy Leathers. sults almost causes the expulsion Noveta Higgins returned with them Springfield, and Juanita Volght. of the guilty student group, but from the McKenzie. u cabinet that I h the latest Complete list of officers of the for a month’s visit among friends Eugene; John PedersoD and Daisy the press rallies to their defense Republican state committee an Taaehar Return»— Mias Cynthia and a happy solution Is reached and relatives. Wakeford. both of Eugene. thing In Lowboy Styling. for all. with the dancer In the nounced this week by Arthur W. Hobbs has returned to her home Prlaulx, state, chairman, are as here following a visit with rela Farmer III—B. 8. Prather, farmer Seattle Man Here— F A. Klnnle movies. Crosby In love with the of the Mount Vernon district. 1« of Seattle was registered at the dean’s daughter and the musing follows: Mrs. Elizabeth Pet linger, tives In Eastern Oregon. Mr. Hobbs quiet restored beneath Princeton’s| Oswego. as«lstant chairman; Doug has gone to Washington to visit quite ill at his home. Springfield hotel Saturday. dreamy spires , •»* McKay. Salem, vlcf-chalrman; other relatives before returning to As the tow-headed, flamboyant, I Ben Lltfln, The Dalles, vlce-chalr- Springfield. madesp little dancer who causes man; Cicero F. Hogan, Portland Returns to Homo—Mra. Caroline all the trouble. Miss Hopklna ren vice-chairman; Charles Erskine, ders one of the grandest perform Bend and Portland, secretary, and Kramer left Tuesday for ber home at Colton, Washington after visit ances of her career, while Crosby Lloyd R. Smith, treasurer. ing at the E. C. Stuart home for and Kitty Carlisle are equally de lightful In both their singing and MONTHLY SCHOOL BOARD several weeks. She came here to be with her son. Frits Kramer, who acting roles. MEET NEXT THURSDAY very 111 following an emerg ency operation. RAIL WORKER KILLED Because Monday la Labor day. PETERS NEAR OAKRIDGE SUNDAY the monthly meeting of the Spring- NOTICE ENDICOTT-JOHNSON field School Board will not be held OF FINAL HEARING Dan Donovan, member of the until Thursday evening of next NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that GREAT SCOTT train crew stationed at Westfir, week. This will be the last regu Donald Young, administrator of the was killed about 8:26 Sunday even lar meeting of the board before the estate or Jacob Young, bus filed These are standard brand footwear which we guaran final account In said estate, ing when he was »track from be opening of the school year. It will his and that«8aturday the 29th day of hind by the outhbound Cascade be held at the city library and per September, 1934, at 10:00 o’clock tee both for wear and comfort to growing feet Out train. He was walking from one sons Interested are Invited to at In the forenoon of said day, at the fit your children for school here and save. County Court Room In Eugene, car of the worktraln to another tend. Oregon, have been fixed a» the and apparently did not see or hear time and placp for hearing said “Enna Jettick'«" shoe for women. the train coming. He had worked County Pays Warrants account and for final settlement of at Westfir only two days. Lane county la calling 924,649.61 said estate. Any persons having The body was shipped to San In outstanding warrants this week objections to said account are Francl«co by (he Poole Funeral J according to the announcement of hereby notified to file the same In writing with ths County Clerk for home In Springfield Tueaday. Grace Schlska. treasurer. Thia l,ana County. Oregon, on or before Mr. Donovan was about 42 years, brings the general fund up to war- the time eet for said hearing. DONALD YOUNG, Admhjlstrs 77 E. BROADWAY old and has one brother, Con Don- rant 1064, dated February >2, 1924, EUGENE tor of tbs Eetata of Jacob ovan, railroad roadmaater at Win and the road fund up to 4002, dated Young, deceased. namucca, Nevada. Jana 2. 1924. tA 9B -B 2-9MB-97) < »^DONALD ► I McKenzie Valley 1 Upper Willamette I Philco Radio Guaranteed School Shoes W illiam s’ Self Service Store