The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, November 21, 1930, Image 4

The Cottage Grove sentinel., November 21, 1930, Page 4, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textt t l l D A Y , NOVICM W KW 11, IW > ftflttUM A ttV t . J M r fU tittfl “ >»• tandancy of other countries to ( f t In on the Hilling that farm re lief wa* to make possible have ac- ; tually made the situation worse kJ C » « < | O r a n lh ik llik ln - j than It was before, have made the Bailor surplus the greatest In the history ~--------of the world, and the chances of _ _ _ _ _ eatereS st Ost profitable prices fo r wheat the es sesea*-elaes m etter. | poorest they have ever been. _ » 4 North Sixth The fellow who Invents some ’ kind of farm relief that w ill not let ■ U B B tT H H T IO N R A T IH hogs In XO to ■ spoil plan vm.i can ffWyfr | B | j U the I« n o |fs in p u ll the U lt pa*«» g g a j j ^ « S T e , ? . X M J S : K ; h a v t > n y th ln < h ‘ Maatbar of 8 U I . KdllorlaJ A eeoetalioa as y s w t f a p w P o s tw a r « ~ ~ to M k fingers the rest of their lives. They are too much attached to Oregon to be satisfied elsewhere, and where In Oregon w ill they find a better loca tion than In Eugene. However, wherever they go. we wish them success. The Guard has a big c o rr e c t when It attempts to fill In addition I to the place It has Itself filled, the place which the Register has filled, but we admire Its spunk and also wish It well. fo r Repentance that comes only i when punishment stares you In the face w ill be m aterially discounted [ when you come to balance accounts i with S t Peter at the pearly gate. A noted physician »ays that an exclusive sour m ilk diet Is con ducive to longevity. Anyone who had to live on that diet exclusively would not care to live long. leas kind, veterans of whom may peated attempts at naval lim ita never again walk, others who may tion. But Kars having reigned long never again see and still others and supreme will die hard and hts who may never again think with destruction remains a big Job In e’ear minds. Thia la the other side Germany a large society hinges Its of the picture, sight of which un activities around tha slogan, “nle fortunately escapes the small boy wleder krleg” which translated lit erally Is "never again war." Thia on the sidewalk. Thia war business la getting a lot society has a fru itfu l field for work of attention nowadays and rightly and like Abou Hen Adhem. and In so. Since the dawn of history war all lands, may their tribe Increase. has been regarded as Inevitable but | —C. F. Preston, Cheater oounty, the last conflict was so much more Pennsylvania. In Capper's Farm er of a war than anything In the past that men and nations have been Jolted out of their complacency and are now looking for a better way to compose International differences in the future. Judged by any standard w ar la First Methodist Episcopal Church. a failure When a dispute arises Dr. between two countrtea It Is futile to Rev Ira R. Aldrich, pastor take up arms If right be the objec Thos. D. Yarnes of Salem, district tive sought W a r w ill establish the superintendent of the Cascade dis fact that one nation has a bigger trict, w ill preach at the 11 o'clock and better army or more food or Sunday service. Sunday school will more money but the one sure thing be held at 8 45. Pastor Aldrich will It w ill not do is establish rig h t lead the Epworth league meeting There are several aspects of war at 6:30 and his subject will be which have our downright disap "Deciding to Believe." The Happy proval. One of these la the system Sunday evening service at 7:S0 will whereby one set of men creates the take the form of an Illustrated lec war and another lot Is sent out to ture. The Six O'Clock Whistle fight the war In no man's land Around the World." with 78 colored the boy from Suoth Dakota meets lantern slides. Thia w ill be "W ork the boy from Saxony. Back home ing Men's N ig h t" The congrega there Is much they have in com tion w ill sing Illustrated hymns. Dr mon: a mother, perhaps a sweet Yarnes w ill hold a conference at heart, friends, work, play and the ,7.80 Saturday night In the league right to live. Yet here they are face room w ith officials of the church, to face with fixed bayonets, boys at which a delegate to the lay between whom there could be no electoral conference w ill be chos natural quarrel or enmity and yet en. The annual union Thanksgiving one w ill presently kill the other service will be held at 10 80 Thurs "In defense of the fatherland" or day forenoon at the Presbyterian to "make the world safe for democ church and on this account there racy" as the case m») be Mon w ill be no prayer meeting service Thursday n ig h t The advanced strous scheme at best. The last war was said to be a study class w ill meet at 8 o'clock war to end war and the claim may Wednesday night and the young not prove empty when one consid people's class at 7 80 Tuesday night • • • ers the progressive movement of t’rrab.i lertan Church. Rev. Pun- the last decade such as the world court, the K e l l o g g ^ s a c ^ ^ t n ^ ^ can P. Cameron, pastor At the 11 o'clock service Pastor Cameron will preach on the subject, "Kept." At the 7:80 evening service his subject w ill be "Saints in Heaven." sixth In the series of evening sermons on the Book of Revelations A special Thanksgiving program will be giv en by the Sunday school at 10 o’clock. A play. "Spirit of Thanks giving." w ill be presented by Mrs. LaSalle Stew arts Sunday school class of girls. Christian Endeavor r Church News The »4.000,000 Riverside church in New York has Installed ear ’ Things have been happening so phones. Now It will be more d iffi its I rapidly recently In the Eugene cult than ever to fill the front * newspaper field that It has been Nasuto Cossi Ksprsssalatlooo You can tell a man's character by j difficult to keep track of them, and A. W? fcypaa. tao the appearance of his desk and the c i t i * Saaarity B IS «.. Bea rreaaleee. • now comes the announcement that j M * . . l-oo Asgalos. U H Wosloro the Guard has taken over the Reg pictures on the walls. K a U lo BMg.. Bl Ns4 B r j lu n Jaoh la a te i* « ister, bag and baggage, or maybe I t is said that kissing is danger- i it is without the baggage F A R M R E L IE F ( f ) At any rate the Register is to be our. but no one has said It Isn't discontinued and the Register- worth the chance. In the Argentine republic th< Guard is the hyphenated product Success Is luck, supplemented wheat acreage has been increased that is going to dominate the field. from 18 million acres to 28 million Despite our kindly feeling for the with 11X1 per cent hard work. Guard, we don't like the change. A F A R M E R 'S V IE W ON W A R In Canada wheat In pool elevators F ran k Jenkins and the Gilstraps A N D PEAC E. totals »,984,775 com have a,»o»,i<o bushels, Dusneis, as a« ouw conducting the Register pared with 2,470,068 bushels at the ever gj„ce this w riter came to Ore- s a m e r date < a f a l last a s t year. V A *r ____ s in W A W s» » V B I t is carnival night in the home same gon _ _ and Cottage C Grove. We h have Producers o f wheat in the United disagreed with the Register and we town and chief of attractions is the States felt certain that govern have raxxed it. but the boys seemed big parade of 20 Legion posts. All ment aid meant fa ir prices ant to _ like _____________ our fault finding as much as honor to the legionnaires' Smartly stable prices for w heat As a con- lhej. , he compliments infre- tailored uniforms in bright and aequence there was encouragement qUently given. W e don't like to Varied colors, shining helmets, mus to add to the acreage in this coun- h4ve associations that have existed ic. rhythm, action—all these fasci try. for 20 years broken off In this way nate young and old and the small Thia w riter wishes to make It Without so much as asking our per- boy on the sidewalk links up the plaln that he favored farm relief, mlssion or advice idea with w ar and decides he w ill not because he believed it could do I f tNay had asked our advice, we be in on the next one. Twenty miles south of the home w hat was promised for I t but be should have told them that they cause he wanted to know whether wrr<? foou ,h to think of selling at town Is a huge government hospital It could do what was promised for a prjce that anyone capable of con- where are quartered veterans to l t and hoped he was mistaken In ductlng a paper in that field would whom the gods of war have been believing that government relief wllhng , o pay. W e should have could never do permanent good uJ<J thenl that ¡f Eugene • the city Growers, If denied relief, would tha, we have been led, from reading have believed such denial was re the Register, to believe it to be, if sponsible for the present depressed It is going to be the city that we condition of the m arket for farm have been led to believe, from read products, and wouid have always ing the Register, that it ts going to felt that the money powers had be. it Is capable of supporting two kept relief newspapers in style, and w ill be aept them tnem from iro m getting s c u m , the m . .«.•■=. h a t would have made them pros- Matter able to do so in the future, perous. " We should have told them th at if I f farm relief would have made Eugene people are the kind of peo- Jiem prosperous, this w riter wanted pie we have been led, by reading them to have such relief for that the Register, to believe them to be -eason. but If farm relief could not ••— >’ never be satisfied to they —■ will to be Materially help the situation, this served by one newspaper. This b«iu+ifu! plated pancaka writer wanted the grower and the Jenkins and the Gilstraps, and world to have the question settled, the others, are not of the kind that fiippar* with white anamal o that we could settle down to can sit down and twiddle their handle, color tipped. FREE— «me other method of solving our iroblems. with your grocer'» ip a c ia l There were many writer» who offer of iredicted that farm relief would •□courage planting of millions more CooJ icres of grain in thia country, but bis w riter does not recollect that my w riter gave serious considera- ion to the possibility of other coun- ries going wild In Increasing acre- ge I t la easy to believe that the Towers of Argentine, believing u; hat farm relief here would boost he price of wheat, proposed to get a on the benefits without having my part in bringing about the dgher prices, and added 60 per cent _____________ o their acreage. Evidently the same hlng Is happening in Canada. To control prices by any method The flour specially ither than supply and demand has To all points in lever yet been successful, and it Is o be keenly regretted by all that to give those two OREGON E IG E N E NEW SPAPERS. H aptiat Church. Bavaatk P a r l A . 4« u a U .l l ’katak - W . e i M ala . I r a . l __la l L l . r rS 4 a r , Sabbalb aabu.il al U HANKSCIV1N FLOUR prepared qualities cakes and waffles — Flavor Ask your grocer for this free offer TO DAY I Return limit: J DEC. 1st Y our N am e Printed Free O n Christm as Cards IF PRINTED AT ONCE THE SENTINEL JHER l ARE SMILES THAT MAKE US HAPPY U N IO N PACIF scyj Lea S. Roberts, the compotor, on the "Sperry Smiles" program over the NBC ovary Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evening at 8:45 — KFSD KECA K G O K G W K O M O K H O General Paawngar Dapt. 637 Fittoci Block. Portland, Ora. T o «lay t h e C h e v r o l e t M otor Coin puny prenenta t h e R ip p er o m l B e t te r C hevrolet Six, a new m od el o f th e six-cylind er ear w hich has enjoyed su ch w ide p op u larity. In th e ehaseie and body o f thia new a ix -c) Under C hevrolet you will lin d expressed, as never before, C hevrolet's w ell- know n policy o f propers* th rou gh d e p a r tin g f r o m th e b a s ic f e a t u r e s w h ic h h a r e ic o n th e e n TU E WCRLI S FASTEST SELLIN RADIO /H i c 0 0 0 We heard about a man who cussed a tra ffic cop and the cop threatened to arrest him for impersonating an officer, aaa Several C. G. husbands be lieve that their wives are umpires In some respects. They never believe that they’re safe when they’re out aaa Your radio reception prob lems w ill be safe if you use our radio service. Ask any one of several hundred users right here In Cottage Grove. a a a The new autumn colors include Juniper blue, Spanish raisin, and claret red. A guy doesn't know whether his missus Is talking about a new fall dress or a gin party. sea “And then,” said Claude Kem, "there was the Scotchman who rushed into my store and asked for a dim e’s worth of arsenic” "W hat for," asked I. "For a nickel,” replied the Scot aaa And here’s another pome: Here lies a Scot. The stone's so small There's scarce room For a verse a t all. aaa Ooln’ to need some more Jokes pretty eoon. W ho'll be the first one to contribute 7 T ry to m ate’ advantages: M» t h u s i a s t i c q p p r o c a l o f o v e r 2,VV0,ll00 b u y e r s — C hevrolet ha* se t un entirely new standard o f q u a lity and value in th e low -p rice field. Y our first im p ression o f th e new C hevrolet w ill be o n e o f strik in g fleet n ess, grace and b ea u ty . T h e cur in longer, lower and m odcrnly *murt. T h e radiator has been deepened. T he » » AT N EW S h sm o o th er, q u ieter, easier s h iftin g tra n sm issio n . In fa ct, w herever finer m aterials and m ore advanced d esign could add to C hevrolet q u a lity or increase C hevrolet’s tra d itio n a l eco n om y o f ow nership— im p rovem en t has l>ccn m ad e. See th e new C hevrolet Six —for here is t h e G r e a t A m e r ic a n V alueJ P R IC E S « « C h evrolet la offered a t new low priced ears In th e w orld. In tod ay. Bee a n d d riv e th e new C h e m l e t Six. I-earn th e n e u econom y e f a w n in g a Y e t d u e to th e sav $510 $475 The R oadster___ P H IL C O makes the S ix 1* a b e t t e r a u t o m o b i l e . T h e w heelbase is longer. T he fram e is *tronper. T h e steerin g is easier. ITie c lu tc h is m ore duruble. T here la a C h evrolet has long h e rn one o f th e lowsst The Phaeton ___ Sevan tubes. ..three screen-grid Double-tuned input circuit Dynamic speaker W aln u t cabinet Push-pull audio an plification Undistorted ton*- Philco quality Balanced units N ot only are th e bodir* room ier and m ore co m fo rtab le, b u t as you stu d y th em you w ill discover m an y g ra tify ing new featu res and refin em en ts. LOW ings o f v olu m e p ro d u c tio n a n d Increased m a n u fa c tu rin g efficiency, th e ttie u rr a n d B e tte r l.a:e lon g hood linen nweep hack to blend grueefiilly in to th e new Fisher hotliee. And never wun F isher's fine crafts m a n sh ip m ore evid en t th a n in th e l>o<lie* o f th e new C hevrolet Sixl M echan ically, too, th e new C hevrolet c o n sta n t im p ro v em en t. F or— w i t h o u t NO, I T D O ESN ’T NEC ES S A R IL Y M E A N T H A T H IS W IF E IS G O IN G TO DO A L O T O F B A K IN G W H E N H E BUYS A L A R G E PAC K AGE OF YEAST BEFO RE G O IN G H O M E . ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I !■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■«■«■■■■■■■■■■■■■I a a a Another pathetic figure is a man who trya to get by without a Philco radio. Ohriitnrna Ciudt B«nünet ■ u e < 'la '>a4 « a l. ptaaab and Fluffiness. NOV. 25, 26, 27 a a a l'ra w lu rJ I . a a a i n g s a G ib a r a Fres will la h god G iren Privileg«. We »I kmi I.I m i l l i e r iille iii|> t lu de tide Illings («N nlliera nur nah llisw ln do an for us.—Woman's Homs i 'nnipniilon. S’il! ESENTINO THE NEW CHEVROLET SIN women want most in pan Departure dates: Pathetic Figure. The man who after buying a set of false teeth couldn’t lick a postage stamp without can celling IL II . . . itiir iii PANCAKE & WAFFLE UTAH H O W D Y FO LK S — George Jacobsen denies that we are descendants from the mon key. He says his parents came from Denmark. see Ray Trask, who doesn't know very much about sports, made the crack yesterday that he knew Babe Ruth when the was a chorus girl. H ig h w a y »»*• I.u lb .r a a M lw lu a A 4 « a a llil M a ’ .» , u . al M ala a ir a .1 . M a rita N 1er. IM alaa • • r ’ lea al » »» Iba « ra l a .4 Ib lr4 g u i> 4 ajt uf aarb aiaatb Ah t.u lbaran * Irraep a****» ° ' aallosalH » ara aur4lally l a r l l . 4 a t s a li ai isoaa v b a ara u llb a u l a abarab S a * . Louts Henry Randle, pastor — l i t a m . fburab aarvlaa a l 11 a. » Church school, 8:48, W L Leonard, P r e j . r » « l i a « a l » »0 » u. W . 4 a . . 4 e j superintendent; morning worship. A a j aaa salautaa a a a 11. sermon subject. "How H ay I Churvh ef IT irla l - I l « u 4 u a . t t m ile , Know I Am Saved7" Junior B Y. •uu lb ef «'."lias» llr u ia .1 — 8 u a 4 a r a-r P. U„ 8:80; H I H. Y. P U.. 8:80. ,1e«« B IM . .Iu 4 y K) a t e , w urab l» H Gerald Conner, leader; evening a a i. a irts lu ra .< m 4 v I M » a* • • • service, 7.80. sermon subject. "How FVaa M a lba4lal Oharak. — Oaraa» a i the Devil Does H it W ork.” Prayer Muarua l ' . l u i aa4 auulb N iflb alraal— service Is held each Thursday at O O C ru s |.a ilu r Bae4ey aabaaL S G » . S perry and all Union Pacific points in City Plan Ray Has This to Say: T he » «•“ \ N I> REDUCED FARES W A S H IN G TO N IDAHO M O N TA N A F .a l.e u M a l A a.e«ikly et <••<• - « *•' Main .Irs e t semas tr»«« • • N W , Spe»4lay taa ia » «akael ai l !»o |) IM . a.ivlees a l « »0 N J ftl . . a n f . l l . t l . • • r v l . e . a l T :» 8 s t e l Mbla ■Iu4y al 1 4 0 rriS aj a l i b i , alrsal « « • • l a i al tiS O B a l» r 4 a j a l« k l w ill meet at 6 80 A union Thanks giving service w ill be held at tha church at 10 80 Thursday forenoon and Rev. Ira R. Aldrich of the Methodist church will preach • • • Sport Roadster U *^ Q C with nimble seat m ) « »7«J e rn , The Ooach ................ Standard Coupe ................ Standard Five- Window Coupe fine q u a lity , $545 $535 $545 s ix -a y U n d e r Sport Coupe with rumble ■eat i Standard Sedan .... Special Sedan $575 $635 $650 world's most com- plele line of radios, from the Baby Grand (ofnp/etc a t $ 6 9 • 5 O t o th e Wifhtubes magn;f;cent Concert Grand Radio-Phon ograph at *395, com Take on« home with yo ' night . . . Easy term». plete with tubes. See J . Chevrolet Truoks from $355 to $696 All prices f. o. b. Flint, Michigan < LII E V I (( >1 L E I k S IX < 5 I T ’ S W I S E TO C H O O S B A S I X them at your dealer's N elso n E lectric Shop RADIO RAY Cottage Grove Motor Co. jack maulding , prop .