The Cottage Grove sentinel., January 30, 1930, Page 4, Image 4

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ADVERTISING
PERCENTAGES
sheet
T he H a rv a rd School of Tlusl-
neas A d m in is tra tio n has released
the follow ing
percentages o f
sales which each line of local
business should Invest In advert
Using
fte p artm e n t stores
3-87
F u rn itu re stores
3.72
M en’s furn ish in g
3.16
Jsw elry stores
3 1”
D ru g stores _ .....________
2.78
Shoe stores „ ___
2.63
G rocery s t o r e s __
1.83
H a rd w a re stores
1.12
Lum ber dealers _
30
M etal I l a * Been Ketnoted
___ H O W G O V E R N O R N v R B L A D
m ay be both of Swediah b irth and
Front llrte k M a ll.
»4 M o rtk Siilh b lack h aire d la explained by that
B n a ta a a r O ff lr » .
connoiaeeur
o
f
p
ulchritude.
Claudius
■ D B M T M IT T IO H R A T E S
E c la ir In g alla, b arb a ric
bard of
(G aa b l a a 4 r a a e < )
A nother attem pted escape by In ­
l . l A I T b r a a a o a t k a |O 1.1 C o rvallla.
ra a r
mates o f the la n e county Jail was
1 7 b )O a» m o n th
.(O V O
—I t ’» w h a t’s under the h a ir that fru strated M onday n ig ht when dis­
counts, Claudius tells us.
M a la b a r a t
covery w-as made th a t the sheet
S a llo » » ) E d it a r la ] Aa r ia tio n
— I f th a t’s w h a t counts, we can ’t m etal that lines the In te rio r o f the
O ra « a a R u t a E d it o r ia l A a ao elatlo a
understand
w
hy
the
barbaric
bard
n orth w all of the building had been
a p a p a r On• ( a r a n e
O r» « ,.» K . w ip
has such a p erfect figure.
pried loose, bent back and a large
bole cut In to the outside brick w all
E v e ry c ity w ants splendid streets of (he building
and p re tty parka, and should
Investigatio n by the s h e riffs s ta ff
them , b ut streets and parks nev«
led to (he belief th a t
M erle G.
get splendid enough or p re tty Thompson and Robert 0 Beeman
enough so th a t they are fit places w eie im plicated in the plot fo r the
Pacifie Osset Repreeeatstlss*
fo r young persons to spend all th e ir escape
These men w ere charged
P e rtla a A e ie u r ili^ B Id « *
8 « a P ra a c ls c e
spare tim e.
w ith an a tte m p t to b reak Jail and
| b s r e s B ld g .. Loe _Angele«L 9 1 1 W n t m
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w ere bound over to the grand Jury.
sek Is «berge
Bldg. Ned Bry
i
S C O T T . W E S T S P R IN G - Bail was set a t (ltXb) each.
F L O R E N C E , Jan 27 The swish
F IE L D , w ritin g in the Eugene
H acksaw s w ere used In cutting o f the ball through the basket, fast
M E N A N D DEER.
R egister, speaks o f the b ea u tifu l the bolts th a t hold the sheet steel b re a k in g dribbles o r speedy passing
but o ftentim es voluptuous W ilia m
and also fo r c u ttin g a length of a ttacks w ere tam e th rills to a par­
T h ree men w ere hun tin g
near ette, w hich Is about to be surveyed w a te r pipe that was used in goug­ ty o f Florence young folk
who
Uoldson a few days ago.
fo r canalisation.
ing out the bricks in the w all. T he made a boat trip to M apleton F r i­
T h e y probably thought they were
— W h e n the engineers come may
day n ig ht fo r a basketball battle
hacksaws w ere not found.
the only ones ta k in g advantage of be they w ill give us a d ia g ra m of
I f the hole had been cut through, between the high schools o f the
the high snow th a t put w ild anl- the "b ut o ftentim es voluptuous " the only obstacle to freedom fo r tw o com m unities,
m ala a t th e ir m ercy.
propensities o f thia w andering. the 30 prisoners would have been
T h e s ta rt of the retu rn trip found
B u t there was ano ther out on the w ayw ard w aterw ay of ours.
the iron fence surrounding
the th e ir boat Ice locked, and a th rill
same mission
building which could easily have ing n ig ht was spent by the 23 Flo r-
O ne o f the p a rty of three saw
Aesthetic dancing
is
recom ­ be« n scaled.
ence folk at M apleton, some hud-
mended as a method of increasing
some bushes move
in past years a num ber o f at- died around a h astily built fire at
H e d id n 't even w a it to see w h eth ­ the bodily vigor o f girls. W ielding tem pts have been made by inm ates the Southern P a c ific depot, others
e r it was doe o r buck
a mop w ill bring the same results o i the
, o cu, through the north w a itin g for m orning in the boat,
As long as he w asn't w illin g to a t m uch leas expense.
w a ll anj several holes have been *n d others fin d in g refuge a t the
give the deer a sporting chance, as
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gouged in IL
homes o f friends.
long as he was h u n tin g out o f sea­ ..... T H E G U B E R N A T O R IA L C A N -
-The old building is a n ig htm are
Professor M orgen Owings of the
son, It made little d ifference w h e th ­ D ID A T E who w ants to m ake a anj a constant w ateh ha« to be Florence fac u lty provided money
e r I t was doe or buck
real h it w ill include a plank
in his kep, t0 prevent the escape o f pns- to r eight to re tu rn by train at 3 23
p la tfo rm providing fo r more
p a rk - onera
S h e riff H a rr y L. Hew n said. *- nv- * r,d the others stayed until
So h« fired.
W h en the h u n te r and
his tw o ing space in P h il M etchan s Im p e r
T he s h e riff said th a t some new m orning, when the ice parted and
companions reached the spot w here ial hotel.
sheet m etal w ill be placed around ‘ »owed the boat to get through
the supposed deer had moved the
the bottom o f the w a ll on the In-
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bushes they found th a t a solo h u n t­
Good cooks need not » a it for terio r to prevent any fu rth e r at- D A IR Y t 'R O D l'C T IO N CLA SS
leap year.
e r had been killed
tem pts to cut the rear wall.
A T H IG H S C H O O L K F M ’ M E D
T h e coroner and a deputy s h e riff
Six years ago a big hole was cut
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Investigated the accident, but no ....... S E A S ID E
IS O U T A F T E R in this w a ll o f the b uilding one
T h e p art tim e course in d airy
w a rra n t was Issued fo r the arrest N E X T T E A R 'S B U S IN E S S . New s night and the last la y e r o f bricks production being sponsored by W
reports fro m there say that the was being forced out when the dis- 8. A v e rill. S m ith -H ug hes instruc-
o f an y one o f the three.
Even the ta k in g o f life was in population Is rap idly becoming all covery was made by c ity police.
to r in the high school, which was
this instance not excusable, re g re t­ women.
The west w all has also been s postponed d u rin g the recent bad
— T h a t s w hat a ttra c ts to a sum ­ popular place fo r excavation w o rk w eather, w ill resume Thursday
table aa It ta th a t such a statem ent
m er resort, isn’t it?
has to be made.
prisoners and
and a a large
large num
num
ber r eb
F e ru
b ru
a ry 6. 6. and
and the
the class
class w ill
w ill meet
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ki _ ... v«». vy by prisoners
ber
a ry
k t p u ' Jkat have
th e ir * * « *
throu « h “ ’ o c,ock ,n lh * a«T,euKural room
T h e person w ith a high powered can ^Seaside £ p e “
rifle who shoots firs t and Investi­
openings in this side o f the build- of the high school to discuss and
gates a fte rw a rd la in the
same w ay?
ing.
study the question o f producing
category as the d riv e r o f a high
green o r succulent feed fo r cows,
T
he
less
s
man
has
in
his
hs&d
powered car who takes the le ft side
a question th a t is o f prim e im p or­
tance to everyone w ho is try in g or
_
, ,
Intends to try to m ake s p ro fit in
N o one is safe on the road when
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behind wheels o f high
powered ------ T H E O L D T H E O R Y th a t every
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M r. A v e rill explained that this is
cars are crasy d rivers w ho m ake high school student should have a
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. » special class fo r young men not
the o th er fello w do all the g ettin g gro un dw ork in m athem atics and , ^,a jo r CN pl A- " • D»wson
of registered
in
the
regular
day
out o f the way, and don’t alw ays languages has been exploded by- Salem, re g u la r a rm y in s tru c to r fo r - I * . « « .
tK . e m it * u i L a * .
U n iv e rs ity of Oregon professors so the 249th coast a rtille ry was here na r , mi n?f the o b W ^ b ^ n ^ m
give h im a chance to do that.
m a news story m Tuesday to investigate t h . robbery £
o p p ^ tu n H y t ^ o X
men to
N o one is safe in the woods so we are Info rm ed
of the Cottage G rove a rm o ry on
long as there are those who shoot the Eugene G uard.
get together and discuss th e ir fa rm
— W e should say th a t a know !- N ew Y e a r , night. New s of the
a t every m oving bush.
problems. A n y young man in te r­
And there must be m any of these. edge o f m athem atics should go a t robbery was kept quiet so th a t of-
ested in d a iry in g is welcome at
fo r w e
probably never h ear o f the least fa r enough so th a t the stu- ficers m ig h t check
on
possible
these classes sad m ay add to the
mistakes th a t do not result serious- dent w ill be well grounded
in the clews w ith o u t.w a rn in g the thieves,
interest by giving his problems and
ly.
least p a in fu l method o f subtracting A p proxim ately (1000 w o rth
of
experiences
T he w o rk comes d i­
Juries are so lenient that it m ay fro m dad s pocketbook and in some
clothing and blankets was taken
re c tly under the Sm ith-H ughes de­
be useless to prosecute fo r this in- ea®y' m ethod of adding a few good
o/ the stolen goods w ere
v o lu n ta ry m anslaughter.
°ld Anglo-Saxon words to his col- such as could be easily resold to p artm e n t as a p art o f the program
B u t we m ig h t a t least uphold the ieS * vocabulary-
a rm y goods stores. T h e
thieves to assist boys sad young men to
on , «, the
d ig n ity o f the gam e laws and issue
* * *
,
used discernm ent In p ickin g only secure more in fo rm atio n T
f lr « l • ! * • « p u b lic a d o » « H » r « 4 « I O ol
l a * * (to « »» aa aa< aa4 tla a a m a tta r
S
B askerhall 'Beam's B o a t
Is ice B ound
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£,u^ lrpin curve* “ * mil”
w a rra n ts on charges o f h un tin g out
o f season.
T h e re could be little objection to
such action.
H O S P IT A L N E E D E D .
T h e fa c t th a t fo u r victim s o f an
auto crash at A n la u f last week
X
e’ m n i X . 1 t h T ^ f f *. h ~ -
D i^ G
i
e
’V i r
" '■'o tt* S e G rove
t f -he
r te t in u have since
died.
Could
a ve ; r :elved, 2 o<PitaJ
m en t here they m ig h t have lived.
w ho knows.
In cases of severe in ju ry a few
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Portion City Hall Given
For Emergency Hospital
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P » P *r
m ii 1 ’ t h e r e
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1 f “ d udeath'_1.
every reason w h y Cottage Grove
Physicians who ought to k n o w
look fo rw ard
one or « v e ra L
say that a hospital here could not W
w e , can
c, n
f - o rn
m is
is h
h more
m o r e pulp
n u l n wood
w ood
fu
be made to pay.
than Eugene, w hile the fre ig h t rate
B u t w ith the continued increase can be b u t little higher.
in employes in a hazardous indus­
try , th a t o f lum bering, there ought
to be eufflclen t public s p irit here, G O Y E R N M E N T C O N T R O L N O T
P R E V E N T IV E
there ought to be enough regard
fo r the lives o f those who are on
T o the E d ito r:
o u r payrolls and m ake this an in­
On N o vem ber 15 G iffo rd Gordon,
d u s tria l city of considerable m agni­
tude. to take a chance on w h a t we a p ro hibition ist, subm itted to the
are w illin g to a d m it m ay not a t editor o f the T o ro n to Globe, the
largest and most in flu e n tia l d aily
firs t prove a paying in v e s tm e n t
I t seems to one on the sidelines, in C anada, a liat o f questions eon-
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however,
a t abo ut a q u
a rte earn
r o f ing the w o rk in g of so-called
the business o i Eugene’ hS spttali
g overnm ent control, w hich Is the
fro m C ottsge Grove, and Eugene is
»• try in g to w o rk o vt
supporting three large hospitals.
*^e liq u o r question.
In his rep ly the e d ito r o f the
S urely Cottage G rove is going
to have a hospital some tim e. I f Giobe. E lm o re P h ilp o tt. said th a t
liquor consum ption has doubled in
eventually, w hy not n o w '
O n ta rio in tw o years, th a t drunken
autom obile drivers have m u ltip lied
this am endm ent w ill be adopted by
a trem endous m a jo rity . I f
such
should be the case, there should be
in the executive o ffice one w ho has
fa m lla riz e d h im s e lf w ith the pos
MblllUes o f this fo rm of govern-
m en t, w ho has d e fin ite ideas
of
w h a t should be done to get
the
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enorm ously, and the in d u s tria l ac-
c id e n u have increased 7 per cent
fas te r th a n pay rolls,
F ro m the foregoing
it
seems
palpable th a t the U n ite d States
w ith its far-re a c h in g
legislation.
has tak e n the only wise course and
one th a t there should be no inter«
best results fro m such a rearran ge-
m ent o f state governm ent. Sen ato r
Charles H a ll was active in several
essala us in p ro m o tin g this legisla­
tion. w hich makes h im a logical se­
lection fo r the g u b ern a to ria l Job.
ference w ith by those w ho would
again foist upon us the conditions
of saloon days under the subter­
fuge o f governm ent control.
DUNCAN P CAM ERON
C o lum nar 8heete T h e Sentinel.
[O ld D oc B ird Says:
THE IMPROPRIETIES
OF YESTERDAY
ARE THE FASHION
OF TODAY
Lost Trace«
N e w H a v e n Jou rn al-C o urier.
A college president says th a t bis
alum ni, by the tim e they reach the
age o f 35. have lost a ll traces
h avin g gone to college.
If
th a t
means they’ve begun to w ear tints
I and g arters, i t ’s a ll to the good.
ot
Sheriff’s Business System
Saves $1000 to County
Need of IT a re fo r T em p o ra ry Care
of In ju re d
PURE NORWEGIAN
Cod Liver Oil
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A.
D. 8 —
Vitamin tested
$1.00 Bottle
AT
I k elly d ru g co .
Is
Told Council
b» D r. A . W .
Use of the unoccupied portion of
the c ity fire h all as an em ergency
hospital fo r the tre a tm e n t o f per­
sons brought here fo r tra n s fe r to
Eugene hospitals was requested by
D r. A W . K im e a t M on day n ig h t’s
m eeting o f the c ity council. The
request was referred to the city
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h all ___________
com m ittee _____
w ith _______
power to
act.
D r. K im e also requested th a t the
c ity furnish several em ergency cots
and he pointed out th a t the build-
ing. being alw ays heated, would be
adm irable fo r this purpose.
T he need o f an em ergency sta-
tion of this kind where in ju re d per-
sons m ay be treated and held fo r
short periods was emphasized by
the accident a t A n la u f several days
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T o la l circu lation d urin g lAJV m
the local lib ra ry was 13,789. accord
ing to the annual lib ra ry report. O f
this num ber F i l l were loaned to
adults and 4037 to children Fiction
formed 92 percent of
the
total
adult circulation, or 8990 books. In
the ch ild ren ’s d i v i s i o n
fiction
formed 84 |>ercent o f the tolal, or
23t*8 books. The largest dally c ir­
culation was 173 and the smalleet
was 12. T he average d ally circu­
lation » a s 37.9 and the the circu­
lation |>er capita, based on a po|>u
latton of MXMi. was 4 6 T h e circu­
lation per patron was 13 I
The city lib ra ry owns 2888 voi
umes T w o hundred tw elve volumes
were added d uring 1228, by pur
chase 108 and by g ift 104 N in ety-
nine were w ith d ra w n fro m circu la­
tion. 8 being lost by borrowers and
paid for. 8 being lost and cancelled.
32 being worn out and 48 being con­
demned because of contagion
The total num ber o f borrowers
ts 1000. which Is 33 per cent of the
c ity ’s population.
New borrowers
j addsd d u rin g 1978 totaled 233 and
178 borrowers' cards wers
w ith ­
draw n. T he year showed an in­
crease of 3d borrowers
Receipts fro m fines totaled (78 14.
fro m lost books (3.63 and fro m re n ­
tal collecticns (60.90. In addition
the lib ra ry received (30136 from
taxes.
T he lib ra ry « open five days a
week, front 3 to 3 on Mondays. F r i­
days and Saturdays and fro m 7 to
8 on Wednesday», Thursdays and
Saturdays.
M< mbers of the lib ra ry board are
C. J Kent, president Mrs. B. K
Job. secretary. M rs. E lb e rt Sm ith.
R ay T ra s k . Miss Lula C u rrln and
M rs. A W ShofstalL
T b s llb ra iy was closed nearly a
m onth d uring the d ip h th eria epi­
demic.
U l l . l l H E A T H E R IS C A V s K
LORS TO S H E E F O W N R R S
I'tra t M i'lh x illk l E|>i<u-»|ml ( hiirvh.
Rev. Charles I* John o n m in u te r
T h e S acrifice o f A braham " w ill
he the subject of the pastor al thi­
l l o'cltx-k Hiim lay service and there
w ill be special revival music by the
cho ir
The a e i m o i l topic for the
7 SO service w ill he “H e T h a i I m e l h
Hi« l ife Shall Find II
I Ins » ill
be an evangelistic service ami go,al
music w ill he provided
Plans foi
services leading to Eastei » i l l I»-
announced Sunday evenlnr
Hun
day school w ill meet at 9 43 w ith
classes for all age«
Visitors a le
welcome
E p w o ltli
Isuigue
w ill
meet at 6 30
Bishop T itu s Lowe
w ill give an evangelistic message
fur churches In Eugene at 6 So
Thursday follow ing a d ln n n
s s s
I ’ rcsb, trr la n C hurch.— R ev Dun
can I* Cam eron w ill preach at I I
o'clock on "The Solitude of Devo­
tion." continuing his series on the
silences and solitudes o f Jesus Sun
day’s sermon w ill deal w ith C hrist
in p ra y e r At the 7 30 service Rev
('am ero n w ill continue bis series
on great religious paintings speak
ing on the picture. "T he Good
Shepherd,“ by Plockhorst. one of
the outstanding religious pictures
of the w orld
A picture of the
p ain tin g to be discussed w ill be glv
en to each at the start of the ser­
vice
Sunday school w ill meet at
1” o’clock and C h ristian Endeavor
at 6 30.
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T he H ig h w a y Haptlwt C h u rrh .
txiuis H e n ry R a n d l e , pastor
C hurch school, 9 43. W L I-eonard
superintendent, m o rn ing worship.
11. the m onthly obeervanee o f the
Lord's Supper, sermon by the pas­
tor. Jun ior It T . P U 6 30 H i B
T P V.. 8 30. the service com m ie
slon w ill have charge of the meet
ing; evening service. T 30
the
la th a rn com m unity orcheetra w ill
lead the congregation In a lively
song service and render several
special selections sermon subject.
"Another God."
Sheep owners sustained heavy
losses fro m the recent cold w eath­
F re e M s tk e d is l C k s rv k — ( '» r a e r » I
er. according to R J M orris, whose M eseee
s s s a s s s s 4 s e a t* P t f lk s tre e t
w o rk as county dog law enforce­ M ile s P llc k s r p e s te r
a i s d e r srV e el SI
m ent o fficer keeps him In coni l a . fe rs s e o a ssr«l«ee t i I I . r v s a ia g s s r
P r a y s r a m t t a g s t 7 >»
m unication w uh sheep owners of « Ite st T 30
Tksrsdsr »sestets.
the county.
s s s
M o rris sa d he knew of a t least
k s s s a tk i » r A d s e a tie t G k a r s k — W sst
lik> lamhs which fro m or starved to M e is » ( r e e l k e ts r d s v K e k k e lk er k e e l a l
death ta tw o w eek* and he believes » 4 i * » . a k e r t k s » r ,U e s i 11 e a>
P r e r s r » — I ts « s t I M p » » rdeeedag
th a t the toll must have been g re a t­ A a y re e
er than lh-vt. Sheep ow n er* over
F e a te e e e ie i Is s M a k iy ed U e d — t e a t
the entire county report lessee from
M e is M r w *
arresa fee.» 8
P s te lle «
freezing and » tarvatlo a. he said
A d dle 8 8eg g. p e s te r
S e e d e r sebead e l
la some cases owners had d tffl * » ’ e » te r -.tree » I lo * 1 e as.
c u lty In getting hay to the anim als r e s s « peep U l sseetie« e l 1 p as ase s
eeeusgs
One owner had his sheep pastured rs lia O s serviras e t t p e
tlk à e s t s d j » r d a e s d e r
p r e r e r aseettag
on a hill, and the sleet coated the " t i r a d e s s e r*:re s s u * r e e s« peeple le
h ill w ith ice so that as could aor tb a ry » r r t d e r M rv e t « e e tla g « e ts rd a y
r e t the sheep back to the sheds u T M a a*.
E v e ry day Uns man made sever*
t X e r v k ed C fcrtel — < L eo dee. 17
trips to the top c f the hMl c a r r y
s e lb ed C u is » « t ir e s « > a e e d e r
ing hay
-wa
BASe s e s d j I « a se v s r e k .p I I
e eerspssrv s ted v 7 10 p »
A tta c k s on sheep by siaraudm g
s e s
dogs has post about ceased
Mr
L -itk e r e a
M salea - A d v s a tk s t
rS s -e k
M o m s said. * I tker
vas M e ts serves
M a r u s P X s s e pas
were ham pers^
their
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7<’ l» e asrvdar e l 1 M tb a A rs i
tkxrd P s e d e rs « f s a e t aeaath
Ak
forays by the m e
m t cwt tem ­
‘
\
ir -v a p e e ti a»
sd
e a t i- ia a lit j
s* ' erB*
“ meetings
* * J a g s were held
-
perature was aoc k a e x T h e
la s ite d es srvd] es
d urin g Decem ber covering phases
dog control board k. s c l a a u for
.1 s «aa rv b Vera»
of production such as selection of the k m
asDy tw o t. -ep to fa r
breed, feeding fo r m ilk production this month, w hich J the . *s t num­ E A B t E M M I* KG ( M C I NG
and the raisin g o f h eife r* to re ­ ber recerved in m any asoe Va
r i.A N T N H A V E R E » U M E D
place and im prove the herd These
P L T .7 L A X D . O r e , Jan 3 7 - W !ih
classes, held at the high, school
tike excepdio« o f m ats d ire c tly on
O ff.ce E ju ip m e n t The Sen: a«i
b uildin g each Tuesday and T h u rs ­
’ he C Juasbla riv e r moat o f the
C otum aar Sheets T he Sentía«;
day evening were w ell attended un­
larg« f ir producing plants in this
til snow and sleet made it im prac-
d is tric t have resumed
oparati«na
tk^ . fo r f
to attend.
a fte r shut downs of fro m five to 14
O th e r topics fo r discussion fol­
days because o f w eath er conditions,
low ing the F eb ru a ry S meeting w ill
the West Coast L um berm en's as­
be: F e b ru a ry
IL
m ilk in g and
sociation announced today
handling m ilk on the farm F eb ru ­
It was expected th a t production
a ry 13, disea ses poison bloat. T. Lo»t Her Doable Chin
w ill ba on a naarly n orm al basis by
B„ abo rtion ; F e b ru a ry 18. testing
the end o f tha week
In some in-
m ilk fo r b u tte r fa t and calculating Lost Her Prominent Hi pi
stances, however, o ffic ia ls said, a
fin a n c ia l returns
shortage o f logs w ill be fe lt but
Lost Her Sluggishness
moat m ills have a sufficient sup­
Gained F h ja io a l V igor
ply on hand to m a in ta in operations
G ained in V Ivaciooaae««
until camps are reopened
Gained In Shapely F lg u rr
ty
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C O M IN G
The Institution
Behind the Book
How One Woman Lost
20 Pounds of Fat
Springfield Property Tax
Case Is to Be Appealed
S o /id as the Rock o f (.iibt a lta r
Q U A L IT Y
M ARKET
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Typewriter« The Sentinel.
A tin re b a n k in g a cco u n t in w o rth l'-a a un
I**.* th«- ¡ iia t it u tio n h a ck o f th«- a ccount la
•'q u ip p e d an«l e x p e rie n e c tl to g ive yo u
the u tm o s t in s a fe ty a n d in cre n a vd earn-
m gs on y o u r sa vin g s
A ta lk w ith o u r
'a v in g s < ie |ia rtm e n t hea<L» can co n vin ce
yo u w it h in a few m in u te s ' tim e hotv yo u
can m ake y o u r sa vin g s p ro d u ce th e ir
ju s t inm -an»-*
In the m e a n tim e y o u have
the asHtirance o f th e ir b e in g u t t e r ly se­
cu re I f y o u h a v e n 't th e tim e , e n e rg y o r
ja a a ih iiity o f in v e s tig a tin g th is in a titu tio n
f o r y o tirw e if le t u» p rra o n t o u r re e o n l o ve r
a p> n o d o f ye a rs as b r ie f h u t sure p ro o f
o f o u r v f f k i n t a n d p ro g re ssive m ethods
D ro p in a n y «lay fo r a ta lk o r le t us p re ­
vent y o u w it h w r it te n in fo rm a tio n
The First National Bank
Of C ottage G rove
Capital $50.000
f
S u rp lu s . $25.000
Home trad e m erchants will buy th e ir SA LK S
BOOKS from th e ir Home P rin t Shop.
T y p e w rite rs- O f f i c e S u p p l i e s The S e n t i n e l .
°5 5 2 H 5 S 9 H H H a 2 n n n n n a a n n n a n a n a n a a a n D a n n D n o n n n n a n n n a n n n a n a n u u n u n a a n a n a a n D i]g
0-nxi
W.
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at
TA IS jDOsifiYeiy
tA e fa z t t im e
I d o th is .
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L an e county was saved (1,000 in
the a d m in is tra tio n of county gov-
e m m e n t in 1929 by a system o f tax
tu rn o v er originate !
S h e riff H .
L. Bown
T hla saving came about in a (1000
increase o f interest on d ally bal-
anees credited -----------------------------
to the treasu rer of
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the county In the several
banks
w hich are o ffic ia l county deposi-
toriee
O th e r counties in the state are
looking in to thia system.
B y state laws the deposits
sheriffs in the banks do not d ra w
Interest b ut interest is allow ed on
accounts of treasurers.
Lane's system operates through
d aily tu rn o v er of ta x collections
fro m the s h e riffs o ffic e to th a t of
the treasurer.
In this
w ay the
money collected by the s h e riff
starts d ra w in g interest fro m
the
tim e It is collected.
T h e s h e riff and the Treasurer
handled (2.300,000 tax
collection
m oney In 1929. T h e in te re s t ra te
on d a ily balances is tw o per cent.
In te re s t paid on these d a ily bal­
ances was (1000 g re a te r In
192»
than i t w ould have been had the
If
window sticks, take bold of
sjrstem employed by o th er counties . h . r o p ..
« .c »
been follow ed .
down as fs r ss possible and let
them «non. T?t« 1« almost «tire to
L oom I ^ a f Books T he Sentinel
lur the window so II moves e a ril.
A T T U A C r iO N S
"T H E G R A N U F A R A H E “
" IN G I I» C A I I H H I N I A "
“ R i.. R IT A "
" IT M A ( . H E A T L IE E “
" M H E I i (.11(1
eova-
I f you’re f a t — firs t rem ove the
"
Eugene «tanda to Lose H ea v ily Cp- cause!
K R U S C H E N S A L T S contains the
on Its G ift to Neighbor W h o
8 m in e ra l salts your body organs,
glands and nerves must have to
Loat T erm in als
function properly.
W hen you r v ita l organs fa il to
T he c ity o f Eugene w ill appeal p erfo rm th e ir w ork correctly your
the rec<nt decision of C irc u it Judge bowels and kidneys can’t th ro w off
S k iPw orth declaring th a t Eugene th a t waste m a te ria l — before you
i“ “* 1
m ounting county taxes on realize I t —you're g row ing hideous­
a c re i
S p ringfield property ly fa t!
T r y one h a lf tsaspoonful of
leased to the city o f S p ringfield fo r
a year, and presum ably used fo r K R U S C H E N S A L T S in a glass of
hot w a te r every m o rn ing — In 3
m ^ p ic ,pal purposes
The history o f the tract has been weeks get on ths scales and note
?ne,,
tro ub le- T b * land was orlg- how m any pounds o f fa t have van ­
“ * “ £ purchased by the Southern ished.
Notice also th a t you have gained
In energy—yo u r skin Is c le are r —
y o u r «yes sparkle
w ith
glorious
w; o a s v a s e s *
a ji I I C I C
.
,
_
«
•
,, ___ t s roads.
,
_ h e w c in
over
slippery
ju red
ioc®te the term in als a t Eugene h ea lth —you feel younger In body
vver S‘
-PP«ty roads. T
T h e injt
KRUSCHEN
ot E u Sene voted a (175,000 — keener In m ind.
w ere in a tru c k and a p rivate car -T h e c
th a t were d riven into the Woodson 5?nd iM ue
ac9 ulre property In w ill give any fa t person a Joyous
garage to get them out o f the cold ,^ugene’ and \ rad ?d th l* ,ra c ‘ for surprise.
G et an 85c bottle of K R U S C H E N
and ^»“
disagreeable
w eath
eather.
Phvsi- th i _ one a t Springfield.
iri-eeable w
er. Physi-
fe lt th a t rem oval to th e ir of- SpH nr f" eld Z"th
u n ^ s ó ^ d l n e S A L T S fro m Cottage Grove P h a r­
m acy—or any leading druggist any­
flce* » o u ld be p ain fu l to the pa-
« L
^ enta and the r««ults not su fficien t
» « T t Ì L
S
X
The w here in Am erica. 'L a s ts 4 weeks).
I f this bottle doesn't convince you
° ^ rarLa n t guch acV or!
.
Sp rin gfield a ira o rt a n d a t a n n e r v this Is the easiest, safest and surest
was asked w h a t could
,____,_ ___
w ay to lose fa t — if you don't feel a
be done to secure a hospital fo r have been located on the land.
T h e county. hR vever, m aintains superb im p ro vem ent in h e s lth --s o i
Cottage Grorve and gave it as his
gloriously energetic — vigorously
opinion th a t such an
institu tio n th a t the p ro perty Is taxable, and alive— your money gladly returned
here could not be made to pay ex­ claim s more than (2500 In past
taxes now, w ith the 1830 levy com-
penses.
______________ing up. R ecently the city filed
suit to restrain the county assessor
KO3 AL ARCANUM TEA M
fro m assessing the property, the
H I N N E R O F T W O G A M E S county court fro m levying taxes
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against it, and the s h e riff fo r col-
T he R o yal A rcan um
basketball lectln g the taxes.
The
decision
team has won both o f Its last was fo r the county.
starts, d efeatin g the Eagles lodge
W h ile the city can receive only
q u in tet 27 to 22 last T h u rs d a y night (1 a y e a r fro m the p ro perty fo r a
on the local floo r and
trouncing period o f 49 years fro m its leasing
W a lk e r 42 to 20 In a gam e played In 1928, the county seeks at p r--e n t
last n ig ht on the high school gym to collect about (800 a year In
floor.
taxes, w ith the prospect of increas-
The Eagles lodge gam e proved ing
p ro perty valuations bringing
one of the moBt « c i t i n g o f the sea- the
fig u re much lygh er as tim e
s?n and
w a L, c' O4e'y
contested goes on.
tb ro u Bhout.
T he score
at
h a lf
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
O N E
,lm e waa
*1 1” 1° 10. T he G A M E C O M M IS S IO N AC TS T O
R o yal A rca n u m lineup and Ind ivi-
R E L I E V E S U F F E R IN G B IR D S
F
R
IE N D
acore’
” W o lfa rd , 2;
Goodman. 9; Shofstall, 2; W h eeler;
T
E
L L S
In Its e ffo rt« to provide feed for
Adam s; O
« liver,
« « . « 9; . _ L.
. W o lfa rd , 4; , *1* game birds that were «uffer-
A Ñ O I IH R
Addison. 1. T he Eagles lineup and Ing extrem ely
d u rin g
the
cold
^ or®8 follow : S w an ion , 1; Scott, 2; w eath er the atate gam e commixalon
Cochran, 11; M ille r, 4;
Powers; received the h ea rty cooperation of
R a r<l i i ly , 2; W h ite ; D iam o nd , 2.
sportsm en’? or<;».nlz»tlon.» through
No need to chase around
^he R oyal A rcan um hoopers held out the state, as well as of scores
in the rain wben the
throughout the game of citizens. A lread y several thou
Quality Market delivers
W lth W a lk e r and at the end of the sand dollars have been spent by the
^ a ^ w ere in fro n t w ith a m arg in commission in purchasing and dis-
promptly.
to 8. Shofstall, R A. center, trib u tio n o f g ra in to birds. A great
waa
point m an o f the gam e m an y ducks th a t were held here
T he R . A. lineup follow s; d u rin g the cold w eath er because of
O liver, 2; H . W o lfa rd , 6; A. previous feeding« made by p rivate
Shofstall, 13, L. W o lfa rd , 2; C.
~ clubs
‘
w ers le ft to the m ercy o f the
W heeler, 4; C. G oodm an. 11; P. elements and stood In grave danger
Adam s; P. M organ, 2; R . Glass. 2. o f perishing u n til relieved
fro m
Fred J. Anderson, Prop.
The W a lk e r lineup was D. W itc h - hunger by the a c tiv ities of the com ­
er, 11; J. M ortenson; L . Scott; P ills- mission.
Reports fro m eastern
Free City Delivery
bury; M u rp h y ; C onner; Beneton, O regon indicate th a t In spite of
2; C. M ortenson; R. W itc h e r, 5; severe w eath er gam e birds have
Phone 48
H a rd ls ty , 2.
not Buffered. In those sections of
the W illa m e tte valley and southern
O regon where there
were
eleet
Sticking Windows
j(r>r»r •“ hiueee p h«-«_ti-s havu i.ad
ot a
The best Tonic is
C hurch N ew s
S T S e ^ ; “ “ p*ndl under Major Dawson Checks
Un Armory Robbery the dairy business.
W eston L ead er. D r. O lga S iastny new issue supplies. T his is the sec-
of O m ah a advises the business wo- ond
tfce a r a o r y
i>e-cn
men bo "lo a f lik e a m an. re lax in g robbed in recent years.
a t ease w ith her fee t above her
T he robbery was discovered by
head.
M en in the
same
cfflce H a r r y L. H a « , who w ent to the
w ou ldn 't w o rk much, either.
a rm o ry to clean up a fte r a dance
given by the F iv e O re g c m a n a of
T h e fello w who a ttrib u te d his w hich be is a m em ber. H e re­
th e ft o f m oney to fe a r o f being ported to C aptain C. C. Crueon
held in contem pt of court if he did com m anding the local nations.
not »*>'
do* h “
m i« h t
w i ? n ^T T e d “5 ^
aave doE* b* tte r -f k *
S h e riff Green P itc h e r
tim e before showed fe a r o f doing
. he
«.suited in the ne-
cessity o f paying alim o ny
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W e Co r.gr»tu late Eugene on se-
cur,
a
mi;L
A ad
Eu.
IS M
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For Cottage Grove Merchants Only
tf th^n »uh CatUft f»r»rv hauntumm m
trt n/t h»» thta tM intrttu thtir vata»/ if u/n,
* * f * / f u r in
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Attracting Cottage Grovers |
To Cottage Grove Stores 1
H a ve yo u e ve r w a tc h e d some Pot
tage G ro ve re skle n ta go r id in g o f f aw ay
fro m C o tta g e G ro ve to d o th e ir shop
p in g ? H ave yo u e ve r w a tc h e d the
eome r id in g b ack, lo a d e d u p w ith su
p lie s ! H a ve y o u e v e r , w h ile y<
w a te h e d , w o n d e re d w h y th e y paam-il t
y o u r stores r ig h t here in C o tta «
G ro v e !
S ure, yo u have. Ho have a ll o f ua,
whose f ir s t and deepest in te re s t is in
< 'o tta g e G ro ve .
Yes, w e ’ ve w atehed. A n il w e ’ ve w on
• le n d . A n d w e 'v e fi l l b a d ly a b o u t the
fa c t th a t these good re s id ^n ta o f C o t­
ta g e G ro ve choose to shop o u tsid e o f
C o tta g e G rove.
I t is n ’ t th a t yo u m e rc h a n ts o f Cot
Inge G ro ve d o n ’t o ff e r x h o p p in g means
ju s t as good an those o f the stores in
th e n e a rb y b ig g e r to w n « . N o, t h a t ’s
not nt a ll the reason.
Y o u r m e rch a n ­
dise is ju s t as good. Y o u r service, loo,
is e ve ry h it as good. M a y b e b e lte r.
tis in g o f the m a n u fa c tu re rs
goods y o u t r y to se ll, as w e ll
v hose
•«»» e<in w e ll
e a s ily enough.
A f t e r a ll, m e rch a n dise can he sold
. o n ly in r a tio to the a m o u n t o f s e llin g
e f f o r t expended
A d v e rt is in g is s e llin g
< ff o r t . It p e rfo rin s a ll the fu n c tio n s o f
s e llin g h u t th a t o f s u p p ly in g the per
sonnlity w h ich the m e rch a n t h im s e lf
does.
One o f these days, m aybe to d a y ,
y o u 'll he v is ite d by the salesmen o f the
m a n u fa c tu re rs whose goods yo u stock
W h e n e v e r th e y come, in te re s t them in
C o tta g e G rove. In te re s t them SO th a t
th e y s ta y in te re ste d . In te re s t tin in so
th a t th e y 'll w a n t to in te re s t th e ir sales
n ia iia g e rs.
One reason is th a t the n e a rliy b ig g e r
to w n s do a b e lte r jo b o f a ttr a c tin g
some o f C o tta g e G ro v e ’s D s id e n ts Io
th e ir stores.
Y o u r jo b , th e n , yo n
m e rch a n ts o f C o ttn g o
G ro ve , is to do some a t­
tr a c tin g o f y o u r ow n.
P u z z led w o n d e rin g
w o n 't do it .
N e ith e r
w il l m ere ta lk
But
a d v e rtis in g w ill.
Not
-o n ly y o u r o w n a d v e r­
tis in g R u t th e n d ve r-
Once y o u 'v e in je c te d th is in 'e re x t in
to th e salesmen, it w ill spread.
And
s p re a d in g it w ill p ro ve e x tre m e ly help.
fu l in b rin g in g in to
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y o u r loeid. home new s­
p a p e r the a d v e rtis in g
This newspaper has joined
s u p p o rt o f the m anti
small town newspapers all
fa c t n rers whose in te r ­
over the oouutry in a na­
est i t is th a t yo u si
tion wide o a m p a i g n t o
m ore o f th e ir goods.
convince nation.il adver­
tisers that they can best
assist small town mer­
chants by advertising in
the local, h o m e town
newspapers of the small
town merchants.
Once y o u 'v e got th is
a d v e rtis in g s ii p p o r t ,
y o u 'll have a decided
a d va n ta g e in a ttr a c tin g
C o tta g e G ro ve rs to C o t­
ta g e G r o v e 's sto res
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