The Cottage Grove sentinel., January 28, 1926, Page 2, Image 2

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economy it a most efficient opera
As the production of lumber □---------------------------------------
moves to the coast, the manufactur
tion.
Mondays and Thursdays
The Bohemia Lumber company ing of wood products will also
..Publishers ! has a 50,000 capacity mill snugly move westward and should bring a---------------------------------------
Bede & Smith ..
......... Editor set back in the woods from Divide. with it payrolls as great as those
Elbert Bede__
Methodist Church.—John A. Linn.
of the manufacturing of the rough
Pastor.—Sunday school at 9:45;
A first-class publication entered at Wiese Brothers are operating a lumber.
When
manufacturers
of
Cottage drove as second-class matter 30,000 capacity mill on Cedar creek. wood products seek the source of preaching service at 11; Epworth
J. I. Jones & Son are operating a
league at 6:30; preaching service at
Business Office......... 25 North Sixth 30,000 capacity mill near Black the lumber supply, many of them 7:30. Midweek prayer hour, 7.30
A welcome at every
Butte. There is the 30,000 capacity must come to Cottage Grove, the Thursday.
8UB8CRIPTION KATES
service.
Ellsworth mill on the Lorane road queen of all lumbering cities.
By mail (cash in advance)
I could go on indefinitely. I
and skads of others scattered hith
Presbyterian Church—Duncan P.
Ono year__ $3.00 I Three months .80 er and yon, all contributing to the could tell how the industry in Ore­
Six months.. 1.30 I One month...... 40 busineg prosperity of Cottage Grove gon employs the highest class of Camoron, minister—Sunday school
at 10 a. m.; public worship at 11
—the A. L. Woodard mill on the labor, men of the Anglo-Saxon or a. m.; Junior Endeavor 2:30 p. in.;
Member of
Sixth street road, the Perini mill Tutonic stocks, giving us the high­ Senior Endeavor 6:30 p. m.; eve­
National Editorial Association
on the London road, the Pioneer est class of citizens of any state
Oregon State Editorial Association Lumber company and the Beebe in the union. I could tell what the ning service at 7:30 p. m.
Morning address, “The Vision
Oregon Newspaper Conference
mill south of here, mills on the Lo­ lumber industry does for our Splendid.” Beth Bede, Senior En­
schools,
what
it
pays
in
taxes,
how
deavor leader. Evening address,
rane road, one at Lynx Hollow, one
at Saginaw, the latter two inactive it puts taxable property other “Th. Second Coming of Christ, the
than its own upon the tax rolls Age Old Delusion.”
at present, and many others.
Cottage Grove Is To
The Cottage Grove Manufactur­ by paying wages that enable oth­
Baptist church—Chapel car, one
Be Greatest Lumber
ing company, with its modern plant ers to acquire property, but I must block north of 8. P. depot—
in the heart of the city, does a close, trusting that I have im­ J. C. Orr, , pastor.
“
8unday
school
City of All Ages large business in finished lumber pressed you with the fact that of at 10 o’clock, ____
services at 11 o’clock
many fine cities in Oregon, Cottage and 7:45. B'.
" Y. P. U. services at
products.
The development of our lumber Grove is the finest, of all the fine 7:00 P. M.
Editor of Sentinel Paints industry
J. D. Chappelle will preach
an undemonstra­ citizens of Oregon Cottage Grove has in Pastor
the chapel
For the Hoo Hoos a Rosy tive one. has We been
haven’t made much the finest, that of all cities of the Sunday. The car at both services
Picture of City’s Future. noise about it. Even our next door world with futures Cottage Grove
public is invited.
• • •
neighbors in Eugene do not realize has the brightest and that now is
Christian Church, the “home like”
(Continued from first page..
that we now have a combined cut­ the psychological moment to join church—Keuneth J. Husby, minister.
ting capacity greater than that of us in building what is to be the Sunday school at 9:45, sermon at
greatost lumbering city of all ages. 11, Christian Endeavot at 6:30, eve­
two 100,000 capacity mills and the far-famed Long-Bell operations
ning service at 7:30.
must start shortly upon a contract at Longview.
Sermon Sunday evening will be
To be conservative, our lumber
with the government which calls
“The Foolishness of God.”
for a cut of 40,000,000 annually. payroll for somo 1000 men is ap­
This will be the largest operation proximately $4,000 daily, or more
Christian Science Society—corner
than $100,000 monthly or approxi-
the city has ever had.
of Jefferson avenue and Second
Another notable thing in connec­ inately a million and a quarter
The O. L. II. club was enter­ street. Sunday services at 11 a. m.
Wednesday services at 7:30 p. m.
tion with the milling industry is annually.
tained at the home of Mrs. D. H. Everybody
welcome.
From information which I have, Hemenway Tuesday afternoon. The
the fact that J. H. Chambers,
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some
of
which
I
am
not
at
liberty
after getting out Blick and clean,
hostess had invited as additional
Free Methodist church—Corner of
is almost ready to get back in to divulge, I should not be sur- guests Mrs. A. W. Helliwell, Mrs. Monroe avenue and south Fifth
again, and probably will have a prised to see this payroll doubled C. A. Bartell, Mrs. Earl W. Hill, street—Chester Smith, pastor. Sun­
day school at 10, forenoon services
75,000 or 100,000 capacity mill in within the next year. I shall be Mrs. E. W. Armes and Mrs. J. Q. at
11, evening service at 7:30.
operation within tho next year. disappointed if we do not within a Willets. The rooms were attrac Prayer meeting at 7:30 Thursday
Passing down the highway recently year know that another railway is tively decorated with potted ferns evenings.
• * •
I noticed the framework going up on its way here to buy our ties, and cyclamens. Cards were played
First
chureh
of Nazarene—Elev­
to
open
new
tracts
of
timber
for what evidently is the first sec-
and a dainty two-course luncheon enth and Adams, Harold E. Botte
tion. If you want to know what and to put us into new markets.
miller, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45,
was served.
It will not be news to those
forenoon service at 11, evening
Chambers is going to do, ask him,
at 8. Prayer meeting at
gathered here to say that Oregon
and seo if you find out.
Mrs. B. G. Koehler was hostess service
7:30 Wednesday evenings.
No one can really estimate what has 20 per cent of all the standing to the Tuesday Bridge club at a
Seventh Day Adventist Church—
tho air seasoning plant of the timber in the United States and 1 o’clock Iucheon at her home Tues­
street. "
Services every
The club voted financial West Main street,
Standard Bridge company is going that hnlf of this is in western day.
Saturday.
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Sabbath
school _ at 10,
to mean to us, but this much is Oregon, but it may be news to support to the student loan fund church service at 11; prayer meet
cortain: This business is going state that approximately ono sixth sponsored by the Stato Federation ing Wednesday evenings at 7:30.
to make it possible for many small of all tho timber in Oregon is of Women’s Clubs. A letter writ­
Glad Tidings Mission—Tenth and
mills to operate at a profit which tributary to Cottage Grove, giving ten from Chicago by Mrs. Gavin C.
streets, G. F. Shackelford,
before operated upon a forced us one-thirtieth of all the timber Dyott, a club member who is tak­ Adams
pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45;
sale basis, and it is going to great of tho United States and giving ing a trip abroad with her husband, forenoon worship at 11; young
ly broaden the field in which our us the greatest body of timber was read. The rooms were charm­ peoplo’s meeting at 7; evening ser­
vice at 8; week-day services, Wed­
timber can be used. As Mr. Drake, tributary to any city in the world. ingly decorated with early spring nesday,
and Saturday
According to A. C. Dixon, who flowers anil the table centerpiece nings at Friday
the owner of the business, is on the
8.
program I will not go into detail, is quoted in a recent issue of the was formed of a combination of
although I probably could tell University of Oregon Commonwealth these. Mrs. Schofield Stewart held
In this glorious country any
many things nbout the business of Bulletin, there are 40,000 sawmills high score at bridge.
can fight his way upward to
—e—
which Mr. Drako himself ¡ b not in the United States, If Oregon
cess unless his father leaves
The Research club met at tho too much spending money.
aware.
Plans have been under has one-fifth of the standing tiia-
ber
of the country, eventually, so homo of Mrs. VanOsdel Tuesday
way for some time for a second
air seasoning shod of approximately Mr. Dixon Baid, we must have 20 afternoon. The program was based
the same capacity as the present, per cent or more of the snwmills, on tho life of Frank Norris with n
Why Speculator» Lote
or 8,000—and if Cottage Grove study of his book, “The Pit.”
one.
I asked one broker, as we stood
has
one-sixth
of
all
the
standing
Mrs.
1
F.
E.
Mendenhall
was
the
Tho W. A. Woodard company's
looking at the crowd of perhaps 100
operations are worthy of prominent timber in Oregon, wo must eventu­ leader, Mrs. W. J. White gave a customers In his place:
"How many of these will get out
' mention. For their size there lire ally hnve one sixth of the sawmills review ’ of Norris’ book and Mrs.
no two moro modern mills in the of Oregon, or 1,333 of them. Yes, M. 8. Power gave an interesting of the market with a profit?"
out of ten will lose,” was
country, or mills that produce a indeed, tho lumbering industry is talk on the Chicago board of trade, Ills “Nine
candid reply, "hecailse the first
greater amout of lumber for their going to moan something to Cottage dealing particularly with the wheat hfg sag In the market, no matter If
capacity, which is about 75,000 Grove ar.d when wo get the 1,333 pit. Mrs. Duncan P. Cameron, a only temporary, will wipe them out.
ouch.
Thia company has eight mill to which Mr. Dixon says we new member, was welcomed at this No matter how conservative they
are at first, carefully keeping re­
miles of flume to curry the rough aro entitled, Eugene may bo beg­ meeting.
serve funds In the bank, they will
lumber from its two mills to the ging us to take her into Nesmith
Tho Tuesday Evening Study club soon have all available money up
romanufacturing plant n short dis­ county.
Eastern and southern lumbermen met in the library rooms Tuesday on margin and then they can’t
tance south of tho city. Thia plant,
weather even a momentary reac­
is electrically equipped and so ar­ nre already coming to tho coast, evening and continued its study of tion."—Fred C. Kelly. In Hearst's
ranged that there is wonderful and tidowater operators of the women famous in history. Miss International-Cosmopolitan.
const are already looking to the Marietta Hamant was the leader
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interior for their logs. Our 1,333 and took Mary Queen of Scots and
mills are on the wny and with them Cleopatra as her subjects, A TC-
a payroll of $50,000,000 upwards. port on tho student loan fund
When Cottage Grove becomes a sponsored by the State Federation
WEEKLY PROGRAM
larger city than Portlnnd and has of Women’s Clubs showed that $30
a daily paper more important than had been collected, with several
clubs yet to report. Mrs. M. 8.
Thu.-Fri.-Sat., .Jan. 28-29-30 The Oregonian, which might easily Power was an additional guest.
be, I shall reprint theso figures.
By NELLIE MAXWE1X
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s
Mrs. 8. L. Mackin, Mrs. Joe Por­
Stupendous Story
ter, Mrs. Welcome Hubbell, Mrs.
• THE LOST WORLD”
Good Things We Like
Ira Beidlet and Mrs. Little were
with Bessie Love,
hostesses
Wednesday
to
tho
ladies
’
Lewis Stone,
aid society of the Methodist church.
Wallace Beery ami
A business session was held at
not forget:
Lloyd Hughes.
which Mrs. R. L. Cooper, chairman us Chicken
a la King.—Melt two ta­
Comedy and
of the ways and means committee, blespoonfuls of butter and cook In
International News.
reported plans for the experience It one-fourth pound of fresh chopped
social to be held April 28. Mrs. mushrooms and one-half of a green
Prices:
E. E. Cone and Mrs. Augusta Mc­ pepper chopped tine. Cook the
Children, 15c; adults, 35c.
Cormick were named leaders of the stems of the mushrooms first, then
the caps. Melt two-thlrds of a
two sides, the losing side to enter­ add
Sun.Mon., Jan. 31-Feb. 1
tablespoonful of butter, add three
tain the winners on February 12. tablespoonfuls of flour, cook until
Gloria Swanson in
Miss Dorothy V. Johnson of Port­ well blended, then add two cupfuls
“THE COAST OF FOLLY.”
land, who is here to assist in the of thin cream, one cnpfnl of chick­
From the sensational novel
coming revival services, gave a en broth, and stir until boiling;
of the merrymakers, money­ A pleasant tasting, bright red vocal solo. A social hour was en­ add the mushrooms and pepper and
set over hot water. Beat three ta-
makers ami misehiefmakers syrup, free from narcotics and joyed and a dainty luncheon was hlespoonfuls
of butter to a cream,
served
later.
alcohol,
that
will
give
you
re
­
of Palm Beach.
add three egg yolks one at a time,
lief
from
that
cough,
bronchial
one teaspoonful of lemon Juice and
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catarrh or irritation.
one-fourth teaspoonful of onion
Juice and stir In the sauce; then
Tuesday, February 2
add the meat from a hot cooked
It soothes and
“TAINTED MONEY’’
chicken, cut Into Inch-square piece«.
heals
the
in-
Mix thoroughly without breaking
featuring Eva Novak anil
Mr. and Mrs. Alber» Richmond the chicken and serve bot with or
flamed p a r t s
William Fairbanks.
and is an aid in will entertain a few friends at without toast.
Thrilling, recklesa, action­
Standard Cake Formula,—A base
raising the their home Friday evening at a
for all kinds of butter cakes is the
story of the north woods.
phlegm, there­ five hundred party.
following: When adding fruit the
by giving the
And a comedy.
Is Increased slightly.
quickest a n d Mrs. H. B. Griggs will be hostess flour
Take one-half cupful of butter,
to the LaComus club at a 1 o 'clock cream well, add one and one-half |
greatest
relief.
Wednesday, February 3
luncheou at her home on Tuesday, cupfuls of sugar, cream both to­
• HER HUSBAND’S
February 2.
gether. add the well-beaten yolks of
SECRET’’
three eggs and flavoring to suit the
taste; rinse the egg bowl with one !
Strategy.
with Antonio Moreno mid
cupful of milk and add to the above
How
doth
the
gentle
laundress
a special cast.
Au effective tablet that will
mixture alternately with two and
search
out
the
weakest
points,
and
afford you relief from fever­
one-half cupfuls of pastry flour sift- I
And a comedy.
always
scrape
the
buttons
off
at
ishness, muscular pains anti
ed with two aud one-half teaspoon­
fuls of baking powder and one-half!
headaches which accompany the most strategic points?
Thursday, February 4
teaspoonful of salt. Beat the hat­
colds.
Governor Pinehot of Pennsyl­ ter hard for a few minutes to thor­
‘ LORRAINE OF THE
A successful agent to keep the
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LIONS ”
bowels open—a necessary con­ hand in the anthracite strike. Pos­ der, then fold tn the stiffly beaten
with Normau Kerry and
dition to successfully combat sibly the price* have not been go­ whites of three eggs. Bake In a loaf,
Patsy Ruth Miller.
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To make a spice cake, add one-
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Sale
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This
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In a loaf and ice with chocolate. To
of a circus boat in the midst
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itself, air.
blespoonfuls of flour, add two ta­
Comedy and
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