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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1931)
bvrl Bsde ............. ......- .............. E ben Smith Rede ................................. - PreelJeal Secretary Kditov firs t d a « « ÿubllsattsa salsrsd a t Cat ta<s Orava as —caad class m attsr Busins«» tKfles >ft north Sixth s m S C R IP T l O X K A T E S . (Cask is advance.) re a r ____ 41 0<I Ì Three month* auO i i i.lO ÌOna month ... Member ot N ational K dito rtal Association 8 la l» K d ilo ria l Association O n » « » Newspaper t oafereace Ora» ok ANOTHER SALARY RISE. IN THIS AD A sign discovered in a Cor nish village in England, now in the H om im an museum. London: K tM .E R till.E S i—S lR t ilM Parish Clark * Skulemaster. Groser A Hundertaker respect ably informs ladys A gentleman that he drore teef without wate- tng a minit. Applies laches every hour. Blisters on the lowest terms A vlalcks for a penny a peace. He sells godfather's kor- dales kuts korns bunyons Doc tors bosses. Clip» donklea wance a month A undertakes to luke a n e r every bodies nayls by the ear. Joesharpe. penny wissels brass kanelsticks. frylnpans A other mooxikal htnstrumints hat grately reydooaed figeis young ladys A gentlemen larnes their gram mur and langeudge In the purtiest mannar also grate care taken off their moraels A spelltn also zarm-zinging taychlng the base vial. A oil other sorts of fancy works quadriis pokers weasels. A all country dances tort at home A abroad at per- fekshun. Perfum ery and snuff in all ita branches as times is cruel bad I begs to tell ee that I has just beginned to sell all sorts of stashonary ware cox. hens, vouls pigs and all other kind of poultry blackiu-brishes herrins coles scrubbin-brlshes traykel and godly bukes A bibles mise - traps brick dist whtsker-eeeds morrel pokker- ankerchers and all sorts of swatemaits including tatera. sassages and other gardenstuff hakky sizars, lamp oylr tay kittles and other tntuxzikattn likkers a dale of fruit, hats songs hareoyle pattlns bukklts grindstones and other aitables. Korn A bunyon salve and all hardware I has laid in a large assortment of trype. dog’s mate lollipops ginger beer matches A other pickles such as hepsom salts hovsters winzer sop«1 an- zetrar old rags bort anil xold here and nowhere else newlayd heggs by me Roger Giles zing ing burdes seeped sich as howles donkies payrox, lobsters, chickets also a stock of a celebrated brayder. I tayches gography rithmetic cowsticks Jimnastlcks and other chyneestricks G O D E S A VE T H E E K IN G E : Church of Christ, Sixth street anti Gibb« avenue, where more men than women attend evening aar- vices Bible school, 9:45, Clen, Sarff. superintendent; the men of this school meet each Sunday morn tng at the Arcade w ith the com munity men's bible claaa; morning worship, t l . communion of the Ix>rd's supper, followed by sermon on "W orking Together W ith God C. K groups w ill meet 7 o'clock The congregation will join in a union church service to be held at 8 o’clock in the Methodist Episco pal church and the pastor will be the speaker, his sermon subject to I be "F aith W ithout W orks I O | Shew, minister. s s s IS FAIR ATTRACTION Firew ork d i s p l a y « , numbering ■ollie fifty-odd set upa, and sur passing any sim ilar presentation ever before given in I .a tie county, will be one of the chief attractions on each of the four nights of the Farmers who are struggling to make ends most and laborers who arc working for half what they used to get w ill hardly be expect«! to sympathize with the atate pro Methodist E p i s c o p a l Church, gram of boosting state salaries. M aia street. Meredith A. Groves, A heck of a howl goes up when minister. Sunday school, w ith the legislature votes salary rises, classes for all ages and graded In but now we have an ecoonmy ad struction. w ill meet at 9.45 with & ministration that Is doing what the I. M ackin as acting superintendent. legislature in days of prosperity Those who do not attend elsewhere might not dare to do. have been invited to meet with this The Sentinel has already called school and attend services. At the attention to several salary rises. 11 o'clock worship hour the minis Now conies a boost for the budget ter w ill preach on “A Pastor's Pray director from $4,800 to $6.000. er for His I ’eople." Special music Farmers who are selling eggs and has been arranged. A union yo u n ; potatoes at less than the cost of people's meeting w ill be held at 7 production are likely' to feel that, o'clock at the Presbyterian churc'i for the present at least, the budget with Ralph Monroe as leader. The director could have struggled along subject w ill be "Religious Needs of Lane county fair. August 26. 27. 78 on $400 a month, which probably Cottage Grove Young People an and 29, It has been announced by was as high a wage as he ever got Inquiry." Union church services will Mrs. Mabel „ Chadwick, secretary when he was a newspaper reporter, be held at 8 o'clock In this church of the fair. and who probably works half as and Rev I G Shaw of the Chris Beginning at 8:45 p. nt. on each many hours as he worked when he tian church w ill preach. evening, weird and fantastic forme was a newspaper reporter. s e s of spewing sparks and hissing Sam Kozer. who was budget di Nasarene Church. Eleventh street flames, taking all manner of shapes rector before he was replaced by and Adams avenue — Evangelistic and representing a myriad of ideas, Henry Hazen, voluntarily asked Mrvices have been the order this will be set off that his aalary be cut from $6.000 week. Attendance has been good at N lagra Falls will be depicted In to $4.800, largely on the grounds all services with a number of seek an avalanche of eparks, falling that the job requires only about ers at the altar. At the 2:80 orayer some 40 feet to the ground. A fiery half time except preceding and dur service the theme has been “The octopus, with its sparkly talons ing legislative sessions It would Key to Answered Prayer. ' Several reaching out into the darkness. The seem that no one is better qualified have testified that their prajers Is t n d o f the Midnight Sun. The for the job than Sam Kozer, who have been answered this week. Set Star of Bethleham. Haw aiian Moon was in the secretary of state's o f vices are held at 8 o'clock each eve light, these and many other special fice fo r many years. Certainly the ning w ith three services on Sunday. ly arranged presentations w ill be present director can not be ex For Sunday Evangelist E J. Be viewed by this year's falrgoers pected to do a better job than Sam Christ w ill preach on the following On the second and fourth eve would have done, for he had no subjects: 11 a. m.. "Does the Chris nings the wedding of two Lane previous experience whatever to tian Sin?" 2 30. "Fun. Fools at 1 county couples w ill be solemnized qualify him for the job. Folly;“ 8, "W hen Chickens Come Although It is not being announced This w riter likes Henry Hanzen Home to Roost ” who the bride« and grooms w ill be. Henry is a first class newspaper • • • or In what part of the county they man. but we can't see how the gov The Highway B aptist Church live, Eugene merchants have a r ernor is going to justify paying an Henry Wilson Davis, minister. ranged for many handsome and inexperienced man $6.000 a year Bible school, with classes for all beautiful gifts. when an experienced man was w ill ages, w ill meet at 9-43 Sunday with On the first and third evenings ing to work for $4.800. W. L. L e o n a r d as superintendent. of the fa ir the mammoth pageant. Not only that, but I* is this w rit Public worship w ill be held at 11 "The Spirit o f America," w ill he er's recollection that the legislature o'clock and the sermon subject will presented under the direction of allowed only $4.800 for salary of the be "The Path of the Righteous.' Mrs. E. C. Christie. Groups from all budget director. I t would be inter The young people will meet In a parts of the county w ill participate esting to know how the chief execu union meeting at 7 o'clock at the In this event. tive is going to set aside the intent Presbyterian church. The church of the legislature. will join In a union church service A piping plover's mottled eggs This w riter fails to see how the at 8 o'clock at the Methodist church blend with the sand on which they boosting of this particular salary Q. W hat persons are exempt from are laid. fits in in any way with the effici Church of C h ri.t — (London 12 m ito ency and economy program on buying operators' licenses? of Colts«« Uro»» I — « a n d a r s o r Ans. Persons driving or operating south sermon, the proof o f hla s la le m e n lt he which the governor was selected. »less; B ible study 10 a m.. worship I I li1 «hspter and vsrse from The new director can hardly be as a road roller, road machinery or S. m : scripture study T:SO p m Ihe bible. A warm welcome Is sitsndeA efficient as the one who was dis any farm tractor or implement of to a ll e iih sr on Hsbhslh or s i Ihs W ed tem porarily drawn, Church of the Nassreae. Eleventh stresl n.sday « renin« hour of T:»0. placed. and the one displaced was husbandry. ><• Adams avenue. T . J. O n . pastor— • • • willing to work for the salary pro moved, or propelled on the h ig h -! I “ Sunday school. 10; nioroin« preschiu» Free M ethodist Church, com er of Mon ways. vided bP the legislature. . .U ' service, I l ; young people's am elia». 6 :» o Persons in the service of the .-»cuin» prearhln» service, « 00; mid- roe avenno and F ifth strset. Rev. Fenton O f course Director Hanzen is pastor —- Sunday school, IO ; Broach la» also one of the chief advisers to the army, navy or marine corps, fur- V j * Pr* r , r service, s o o Wednesday v i r '* ' « “ P: *-• 7; S».n<eHstlc ser- . . . governor, and in that capacity he nished with a driver's perm it and I " c *■ Pn'ruLy W *r »»— ■« • may be worth the extra $1.200. when operating an official motor I Lutheran Mission — Adventist rhnrrh. vehicle in such service. west M ain Street: M a rtin P Simon, p u probably is worth that much or Non/esidents over the age of 16 j f t more, but expenditures for guber natorial advisers should come out who have been duly licensed else- are cordially invited as w ell as these who of direct appropriations for conduct where, and have valid license in ,r* without a church hom- their immediate possession. of the governors' office P enteco.tal Church. 1024 e u l M eis , Q Can a nonresident, whose : **{•**• " Spradley. pastor — Ruaday I erators or chauffeurs license has ' «ehool -j i ' , : w o r.h ip , u a m and ’ i I RISING FREIG HT RATES. been revoked in another state, op- F- »tndy. Tueaday n i« h t; pra y 11 erate in Oregon? I * “ ,l krtday. ,| Lumber can not bear any addi Ans. No . I . . latersscllo a of verni M a is and tional burden This was emphat-j Q. How old must person be to M atreeta la a amali vehila ehtireh. 8»vendi ically pointed out at the hearing at ! D ay A dventtat Eaeh Saturday at 9 :8 0 obtain: Portland before the interstate com an hour ta apeat la Ih a aludy of tho 8ab <a) Student’s permit? bath achool leaaoa. A i t l o'clock thè merce commission upon the request Ans. 14 years. paator. E ld er Pani Iveraoa. dell vera a of the railroads for a 15 per cent <b> Operator's license? increase in rates. The lumbermen's Ans. 16 years. brief was presented by W B. <C) License to drive a school bus? . Greeley, secretary-manager of the Ans. 18 years. West Coast Lumbermen's associa (d) Chauffeur’s license’’ tion. Ans. 18 years. The Cottage Grove community is ( • ) License to drive a public pas- , as deeply interested in thia seng *r bus? posed advance in rates as any com """ Ans. 21 years. munity in the country Being an Q. Can a nonresident operate a inland community, our lumber al ready is penalized in getting t o , car licensed in this state? Ans. Yes, i f he has in his imme- market. The lumber m anufacturer who can produce lumber at the ^ * ' P, Po™ *8’’ioa ‘ “ «*««« ‘“ ued present m arket price is a wizard h h°"?e stat* Freight on lumber is often more “ “ “ ita te re<l u,rei' * “ « « * than the cost of the lumber itself and he ha> never one. Ex- Any advance in freight means that C?pt’ any nonre8ide«>t over 16 years much less for the lumber here Any Ot,.age' from “ 3tate not re<l u irln R 4ess price for lumber would mean a lic«n- e' operate a car which a further wage cut. The railroads haa been duJy registered for the are in a much belter position to current calendar year in the state The prize of the month, four take a cut in rates, rather than an ° r “ untry of which the owner is a yards of old fashioned oil advance, than the sawmill worker T ™ 1' ,or “ P * " 041 of not more lg, than 90 days in any one year. He stocks, goes to the mother who expressed the following: To the fellow working in the may * * re'lu‘red to prove lawful "You should have the light on mills it seems that the railroads P°S8eMion ° r ‘ he right to operate in there, children; you'll would do better to have their em- ! uch motor vehicle and e«tablish strain your eyes tryin g to ployea take a small cut in wages, h* l . ,’r° p?r. ident,‘ y- read in the dark." a cut that would not approximate i '° / ,f hU I‘cense suspended or e • « that which sawmill workers have revoked. W hy strain your ears trying taken. fc-xample: A friend from a state to hear good music from your The railroads have keen compe- ihat doe* not r«1ulre • license may radio; when that aerial won't titlon from motor transports. Fur- operat? yf>ur car lf your car 14 pick up a thing but noise? ther incease in rates would only in- Pr°Per|y licensed by you in the Our new shielded lead-in will crease the business of motor trans- 'ltt te where you reslde give you more music and less ports. I t would seem sensible for „ Can a re8iden‘ Oregon use in noise. Hearing is believing. the railways to increase business by ?ie i»on a car licensed in another • • • cutting rates, rather than decrease 1 state? No. Q. Who is a nonresident? Boston conductor: "Fare.” it by advancing rates, Ans. Every person who is not a The passenger paid no atten There is something wrong in a tion to the demand. request for increased rates a t a resident of this state. Q W hat is a student permit? “Fare, please!" repeated the time when everything else Is go Ans. A special perm it Issued to conductor. ing down. persons over the age of 14 to oper- Still the passenger was obliv ious. We n o te b v the ry .it» » . r-w™,» a U ovcr the hl« hways as a means “By the ejaculatory term (O re., Sentinel, that E.bert Bede 1« : ^ X X g T o ? o ^ h ^ e d S o Z ’F are’ !" said the conductor, advertising his lawn mower for institution. " I imply no reference to the sale We just knew that Mrs. Bede state of the weather, nor Q. M ay an operator or a chauf would rebel against having to run feur whose license has been sus even the quality of the ser this thing some time or other.— pended or revoked obtain a new vice vouchsafed by this phil Corvallis Gazette-Times license? anthropic company. I merely Claude is careless with his Eng allude, in a manner, perhaps Ans. No. Not during the period lish. W hat he probably intended to lacking in delicacy, but not for which the license is suspended say was: "W e just knew that some or until the expiration of one year in conciseness, to the mone time or other Mrs. Bede would re tary obligation incurred by after such license was revoked. bel . . .” I t makes a lot of difference your presence in this vehicle Q. Can an habitual drunkard or i where words are placed. and suggest that you liqui a person addicted to the use of nar date." cotic drugs obtain a license? An eastern grange is debating « « « Ans. No. . just why a cigarette company Not mentioning names (yet), Q. Can a person afflicted with, or should get a million a year for seli- suffering from, any physical or we suggest that there are ing fags when a farm er is lucky to some on our books to whom ” l • r » r - ; mental disability or disease ; which = the above carries a very toes, but possibly the answer is of a motor vehicle, obtain a II- pointed moral. that the farmers need somebody cense 7 e e • who knows how to sell potatoes. The novice at trout fishing Ans. Not unless the applicant can Eugene Register-Guard demonstrate personally that he is a had hooked a very small W hy not a slogan, "Reach for a proper person to operate a motor trout and had wound It In un- potato instead of a fag"? vehicle. The secretary of state may , t l l it was rammed up against the end of the rod. require a certificate, signed by a A Carnegie commission, after ex propert authority; a restricted li Pupil, "what do I do now?" am ining 10,000 students in Pennsyl cense may be issued. Instructor, "Climb up the rod vania, said. “The college senior and stab it.” recognizes only 61 out of 100 words « • • Governor M eier is on the right In fa m ilia r use by educated per track now. Instead of asking for Enough of that. How about sons." The report might have added impossible tax reduction he is ad- taking a look a t the new that educated persons P H IL C O radio In our win e e eiw v . e recognize ... - vocatlng greater expenditure for only 61 out of 100 in fa m ilia r use. public Improvements to enable the dow this week. More radio by college students. than you ever saw wrapped workingman to pay his taxes. up in a small package. A lot of persons find employment In Oklahoma a young woman has compiling statistics on the number been fined for wearing beach pa- o f persons out of employment. Jamas on the street. In Oregon Radio Ray „ ---------------------- young women would be arrested The great used car problem is for not wearing them, Down by the bridge th at cars are used top much and — ___________ W hat a M otor Car Operator Should Know August Sale of Work Clothes There ¡a one acioMtn of the year when " futu re *” in work clot lien should lie purchnMCtl. and thnl lime I n right non Lay in your aupply uou for tin- coming winter nionthn, ui Ihe prevailing low priées, when every item ia n i l exception ni it ml outatauding value. ■ OVERALLS Men‘a fu ll • eut heavy w eight denim hili overalls ill high Imek style nt the reinnrknlile low price n pitir 80c Men’a K -ounce waist ovt rail*. I'ivetetl pockets, fu ll CUt. 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