The Cottage Grove sentinel., February 12, 1932, Page 2, Image 2

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f h id a y , f e w h ia h y it, iss«.
T im KEVTINFL, COTTAGE GBOVK, OR KOON
<<rttage Ärare >rntinel
w ithin the limit« of your e d ito ria l1 the amount that can be uaed for re­
Snow Crushes Champion Bridge.
NUMI ANNUAL RKI'OItl A S H F IN A N C IA L H I A I LMEN I' (IF 1IIK
cial Lincoln day program will be
statement to the effect that, at the tiring bonds, giving a total for next
c u i o r c o r i AOK grove , okkoon . from junk m .
Heavy snows In (he Bohemia dis­
presented at the vesper services at
present rate of payment all bonded year of $21,730 In bonds that can be
3. The following numbers have trict caused the roof of the Cham­
imi , TO O K C E M Itril 81. IMI. INCLUSIVE.
■»•»» r«44ar »7 CWtM» i
indebtedness would be cleared away retired without adding one penny to '
G E N E R A L F U N I»
been arranged
Heading. "Abra­ pion creek covered bridge, four
S m U im £ « b » u 7
I . I _____ In ten years, I thought It useless to , the amount to be raised this year
ham Lincoln W alks at Midnight" utiles above Lundpark, to collapse. Balance Juua 30. I M I
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$
97 28
I l k » « W * ............ —
'
1 continue the discussion, you go ' for bond principal and Interest The
(Vachel Lindsay), Frances Randall; It was reported to the county court Receipts Taxes
1.087 .00
Ilk » r t
Vresln tertan Church, P. P. Cam­ reading. "Abraham Lincoln. Man of Wednesday. It was holding a weight
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■ -------------- ' right on juggling your figures in an following >ear there w ill be an
lie. older
4.18 30
flrW «Issa ffubllcatl®« •••
effort to sustain your absurd posl-1 Increase In Interest saved, and $23.- eron. pastor — At the 11 o’clock the People" i Edwin M arkham ). of six feet of enow and Is the sec­
Hundry
M il M
Uff« Or««« M • • • • • 4 rías» Matter
tlon, when they have nothing what- 033 80 can be used for retiring bonds Sunday service the pastor will Edna Harvey; vocal solo, "I'm a ond bridge demolished by the snow Disbursement* W arrants paid
$ 8.18308
ont««
ts sen s Hu> ever to do with your statement, ft i without adding one penny to the preach on "A Great Music Teach- ¡Child of a King." Miss Elsie Rose; of this winter. The road, which
W arrant ini«<i«»t paid
-
MRM
Ijtn d and "W e ll Rally-
leads east front Row river to the Ralanoe December 31. IM I
I C tS C R im o i RATU.
*• on,y b.v this process of Juggling amount to be raised this year for r,” based on Psalm <0:8. The sacra- ! "ltculah
...................
-
808
(Cask la aOaaea.)
figures that you have been able t o ! bond principal and Interest
By ment of the Lord's «upper w ill be Round the Flag." by mixed quartet Champion mine, has been open un­
yaer .... i a ° ? !
keep the amount of bonds that are adding t h e saving In Interest administered. At the 7:80 evening contposts! of France« Randall, Don» til the recent storm but Is now Im
$ #.«28 83 $ $.«38 83
■••tbs
$l t e l Oe« — >
■till ttnra^asn.^l
.6 4 the
k ~ __w
a____
a-
•till
unredeemed at
end of
ten - | chargee
each year to the amount | service the church will Join In a ihy Stewart. Harold Macktn and I passable. Bridge crews will be un-
H * a M r •»
,yeare down to $112,000. This you that can be used for bond retire- union service at the Baptist church Orval Etter; selections. "Where Are ¡able to repair the bridge uutll the
W ATER FUND
■ail»aal gehö rt«* Ä M «clatl«a
have done by raising the annual re- ment, it w ill be found that a total and Rev Cameron will give an ad- the Boys of the Old Brigade." snow goes out Eight feet of snow Balance June 30. IMI ................ ..... ........ ............
$
24 28
O r*(oB S ta u KSItortal A » o « U tla e
demptlon rate from $10,000, the , of $369.034.49 in bonds can be retired dress on The Religion of Abraham “W e're Tenting Tonight" and "Steal | le reported on the Brice creek road R eceip ts R entals
11.618 41
Or«»"» 8 * w ,p * p * r C eaf«r*e«*
.... — —
‘ present rate of redemption of all , In th at period, and all without in- Lincoln." Special music has been ¡Away W ith Jesus," by male quar-1 and higher In the mountains a Disbursements- W arrants paid
11.287 81
. ............ ..
.
.
w z-i— -
In a ,'ond‘ exclusive of Bancroft, to creasing by a single penny In any arranged for this service and a spe- tet; message. "Character Building depth of 10 feel has been reported
212 77
W arrant Interest paid
In a story by Oene
L .ire d *2S'00° i without which they cannot year the amount to be raised this cial Invitation has been extended to influences In Lincoln's Life " The
139 I I
Balance
December
31.
IM
I
recent issue of
ai
be redeemed within that time. W hile year for bond principal and Inter­ patriotic organisations of the city following persons, representing pa-
Student Loan Funds Collected.
h ~ v y welab. champion talU, how —
™ , d est. The amount then remaining A special Lincoln day program wtll | triotle organisations, will partlcl-
The local committee. In charge
$11,839 69 $11.839 89
be presented at the 10 o'clock Sun-¡pate in the service. Pan Trask and of the student loan fund drive, re­
unpaid would be $69.566.30.
, h a t h h*
a d 2 b e n e n o h rlP
,n bond the redem
it w
ould
dried turkey
t double
city', ption,
ability
to
re­
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Several of the bond issues bear day school hour by children of the Doyle Ray. boy scouts; Hsnry Fu- ports a total to date of $38 90.
T IM B E R HALE W KMT H ID E W A T E R HHED
filled ---------
w ith air.
deem, and
and If
if it
it did.
did. Jt
has no
no part
part only
5 per cent interest, so that The Sunday school. Parents and friends son, O. A. R.; Peter Nelson and Al­ which la almost equal tu the aver-
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- EvIden . y _ • ■ #
deem,
It has
o
89 73
Balança June 30, IM I
man Oene knows more about fight- ber, for
redeeming at pre- Sentinel has taken a slight advan have been Invited to attend.
bert Woodard. American Legion are amount given yearly. The stale Receipts Cameron payment«
2.1X8 99
Ing than he does about turkeys , ent
|f
p
,
age
of
M
r
Kem
ugin4
„
if you please.
tage of M r. Kem In using 8 per
Epworth l-eague, 8. Dorothy Stew­ federation of women's club, spon­
919 78
Turkeys don’t have bladders.
The Highway
Baptist Church. art and Frances Randal), leaders. sors the scholarship loan and con­ Dlaburaementa W arranta paid
Now. I am going to put this up cent as the interest base, which was
I 339 87
Balance December 31, 1931
Henry
Wilson
Davis,
minister
done to sim plify computations, but
tributions are collected each year
_
. paragrapher
__ . . who «ret « W a
. 1»
you tha{
In such
The
form
< w b condensed and clear the advantage taken is not suffi­ "The Negro Problem In Lincoln's I
from women's clubs In the various
Vesper Service Honors Scouts.
$ 2.288 33 $ 2.2.-JÌ 32
woman couian
couldn t suffer in «nene« kn<}w (hat >ny Qf
Pay
and
in
Ours”
will
be
the
ser-j
cient to offset our statement that
An unique program was presented cities and communities of the slate.
gained quite a ™P“ ^ l ° n asi a wit. aRd ,n n
Bbj(,lute,
mon
subject
for
the
11
o'clock
Sun­
the amount of remaining bonds at
at the vesper hour Sunday at the The local committee In charge of
HEW ER FUND
but did anyone ever know a woman u nlM ,
recorder's audit I, the end of ten years can be brought day service. The union service with
Methodist church in observance of the drive was Mrs P R Hamant. juian c» j unp w IM I
718 48
to d o a n y more fussing than a man wrQng
of
the
Presbyterian
church
w
ill
be
well below our form er figure of
Mrs. K .c .l p t .
V axe.
national boy scout week An Inter­ Mrs. N k. Compton and
1.230 28
w ith a pain In his stomach
December 31. 1931, shows the total $112.000 without adding a penny to held at 7:30 in the Baptist church
Aseesemmte I>ald principal
esting feature was a pageant. "A ■Jeorg Bjorset. representing the
318 98
. ~
ZZ.i — . . i ^ „ ' bonc,ed Indebtedness. exclusive of the amount raised annually for and Rev D. P. Cameron w ill preach Boy Auction." w ith the follow in g Tuesday E ven in g club, the Social
Assessments paid Interest
88 41
The bright ones will get along Ban(,roft bonds, to be $230,000 , bond payments and interest.
on "The Religion of Abraham L in ­ characters represented The boy, Twelve club and the Reaearch club
38
Recorder
without a college education. It l> the These bonds are being now re-1 These figures are based upon the coln." Sunday school w ill meet at
Dlbursemente W arrants paid
$ 2.287 83
alow ones who need colleges.—Ruth deemed at the rate of $10.000 a year presumption that improvement liens 9 45 and voung people's meeting at Dan Trask, auctioneer. Rev M A '
IMaaton Haa New 4 11 Club
Groves: bidders. W orth Harvey,
W arrant Interest paid
18 10
Nichols, noted American axiatrlx.
Among three new 4-H clubs re­ Balance December 31. 1931
In ten years $100.000 w ill have been will be paid *>>' property owners 6 SO.
banking; S. L Mackin. merchant;
53 88
cently formed In the county Is the
retired, leaving a balance og $130,- each year in the same amount as
E.
R
Lemley,
eports;
Kenneth
i
I f you can't be a leader you can 000.
Church of Christ, Sixth street and Goff. Y M C. A.; D A Emerson, j Dlsston health club of which K. K
during 1931. I t is reasonable to ex-
$ 3.308 33 1 J JOS 33
a t least boost the fellow who la. No
Robinson Is leader Fourteen inem-
You say that none of the Ban P«ct such payments to Increase dur- Gibbs avenue, where more men
one can lead without a lot of moral croft bonds will be outstanding in ing Improved financial conditions than women attend evening service. teaching profession; Dr. Harold bere are enrolled Velma Myera la
Axlcy. medical profession: Rev. J
L IB R A R Y F t'N D
support.
-Bible school. 9: «0. Clem Sarff. su­ Sams, ministry. Each told of In­ prealdent. Mildred Mooney la vice Balance June 30. I M I
194L This Is on a par w ith your I which Babson insists are In the off-
.
Nil
and
Vivienne
Aber­ Receipts Taxes
statement relative to the other ing, and It is reasonable to expect perintendent; morning worship. 11. ducements and opportunities for { president
178 93
$
m i soon get so that a person bonds, and can only be accom- the city ,to be able to dispose of communion of the Lord's supper,
crombie la secretary,
Christian
service
in
the
various
oc
‘
Dlaburaementa W arrante paid
won't dare to "go up in the air" for
““
$ 178 93
more than doubling the much of the property it has been followed by sermon. This w ill be c u p a t l o n s
represented.
Mrs.
Bala ice D ecem ber 31. 1931
Nil
fear of getting bumped by an air­
present rate of payment. Our re­ compelled to take on assessment the twenty-ninth anniversary of the Dwight Mercer sang a solo. " I I Ixxuie Leaf Binders Sentinel.
plane.
minister's first call to the m inistry Would Be True." and Rev. Groves !
corder says that there is now out­ liens
178 93
$
$ m n
I t already has been stated that of a church and the sermon sub- spoke on "Reverence."
standing and unpaid of these bonds
When the young woman goes $103,800.8«. These bonds are now it I , the intention to retire $10,500 ject will be "Twenty-nine Y e a r,
The vesper service next Sunday I
PARK FUND
fishing all the fish she cares to being retired at the rate of $5,000 in Bancroft bonds this year. I f Under the Lord's Commission." C.
will honor Lincoln. The program '
Balance June 30, 1M1
J56 07
catch she takes along to row the
$
per annum which. In ten years, these bonds are retired at this rate E. groups wtll meet at 6:30. At the will consist of readings, vocal solo
Receipts
Taxe«
»7 IT
boat
would retire $50.000. leaving a bal­ for ten years the entire amount of 7:30 evening worship baptismal and numbers by a mixed quartet I
DU bui ««manta War m a t p
$ 303 34
ance of $03,600.84. This, added to these bonds outstanding. $103.600 84. service will follow the evening ser­ and a male quartet. Representatives
Ba' in c * lie c em lie r 31. 1931
Nil
Wh° ?|, n .ir*7^n tn»-S«Jho lne
l;R' LW aBove.
w ill t be more than retired in ten mon The subject w ill be "Give tne from the G. A. R . American Legion
the * $130.000
above, makes
makes a
a total
total win
of a thing Is usually the fellow who Qf , 183 600 84 remaining outstand years,
People a Char.ce" or "The Noise of and boy scouts wtll have a part in
__
: re
gets on the inside of something . _
$ 303 34 $ 353 24
I f , payment of assessment liens a Loud M inority." This w ill be the the service.
. ing at the end of ten years.
good
I want to point out that these to- improves, and If the city disposes temperance sermon for this quar-
B O N D A W A R R A N T IN T B R R B T F U N D
. .
h
ta i, of the recorder do not agree of some of the property it owns, the ter under the arrangement of the
R uhhe»-S tsm ns T h e Q enftn.-)
B alance Juno SO. 1931
60 48
^larbid disease with the ,o ta h ot the budget
com-
amount of indebtedness at the end ministerial association whereby all
budget
com­
R eceip ts T axes
cate most any
1.838(18
m ittee', report.
Its total of all of ten years could be reduced well churches of the city w ill give to
Thursday
iwid
Friday
Piebtiraemnnla W arrants |>ald
fancied or real.
1.767 82
bonds exclusive of Bancroft bonds below $50.000, and all without add- discussion of the prohibition sub
W arrant ln!rre«l
..........
03 70
February 1112
Is $231.500. and of the Bancroft ing one penny to the amount to be Ject an evening hour once each
When a person starts on the right bonds $106.900.84. making a total in raised this year for bond payments quarter until after the coming na- i
Balance December St. 1931
74 09
track, help him to make good.
excess of the recorder's totals of and bond Interest.
tlonal election. Ladies' aid. Wednes- i
» UM 1 1'. $ I .H9« ! ..
$4.500. This added to the totals of
When Mr. Kem says the budget day afternoon: workers' conference. ■
The weaker sex — the one that the above $183.600.84 w ill make a committee's report and the record- Wednesday evening; prayer and
a wrist watch.
EMERGENCY FUND
total of $lS8.100 84. exactly what I el's report can not show different praise service with Ed Powell as
B alance June SO 1931
Cottage Grove Pharmacy will tell
N il
have claimed it w ill be all along the totals and still be correct, he Is as leader. Thursday
evening, with
W h e e le r a n il W o o la ey
B"
pt« T axe,
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KEM NOT SQ l ELCHED.
$ 398 83
way.
‘ much iti error as he is about other choir practice to follow thia ser- you:
D
o
ro
th
y
I
c
e
Disbursement« W arrants paid
“Rub the surface gently towards
Cottage Grove, Jan. 3L— (To the
$
298 82
These two reports, budget and things. The budget committee's re- vice. I. G. Shaw, minister,
Balance December St. 1931
Editor.) — To my last letter your recorder, do not agree. I do not port. If It made one. was made at
the body with Moone's Emerald OH.
Nil
. . .
P R E V IE W
answer was a promise, as follows: know which is right but I do know ¡one period of the year and the re-
MethixHM Church
F ifth Makes your leg feel better even
" T r a v e lin g H ualuuida"
"The Sentinel calculations are cor­ that they both can t be correct. I f eorder's report at another period. stree, and Monrop avenue Roy w while you're doing It. and In minor
398 83
$ 398 82 $
rect
and
sufficient
w ill be the budget Is not right it ought to
.
,
. , space
.
bonds were retired in the in- Rowe!I pastor — Sunday school cases often brings surprising relief
’ « • M rs.^ Ja b e l Sallee, s u p e r in te n -' "Then bind your leg w ith a band.
STREET FUND
1 Balance June 30. 1931
$ 1.967 20
which taxes are levied and * r ^ n g ! [*fers to a r e ^ r t made to. and not
w £ ^
enough” ’
‘.°u>
B alance sundry street» June 3u. 1931
I read the above words, M r. Edi­ information, in this respect, is i by. the budget committee
4 897 58
i
tor
w
ill
preach
the
fourth
of
'Receipts Taxes
.
tor, in hope and expectancy. Hop­ worse than none. I have based my
3.006 60
M r Kem should cease to repeat series of sermons on “The W ork of port. Start winding the bandage
Saturday,
February
13
Recorder
.....
from the ankle upwards—that's the ,
ing you would be able to hold the figuring heretofore on the budget th« statement that the Sentinel said
n 43
the
Holy
S
p
irit;”
evening
worship.
Sundry refunds
way the blood flows In the velna
Indebtedness down to $94.000, for because I had the right to believe that at the end of ten years all
53.21»
7:30,
the
pastor
will
speak
on
“The
44'
Principal assessment» paid
th at’s enough, and the expectancy it is correct There i, $4.800 dif- bonds would be retired. M r. Kem
"Any veins broken? Any ulcers?
4.734 46
Interest assessment« paid
that you would not make it any ference in the two totals. You can knows the Sentinel did not make Servants of Sin;” prayer meeting. Emerald Oil w ill heal them right !
1J44W6
up. Make your leg as good as new
worse but. alas and alack, you made pay your money and take your that statem ent The Sentinel said 7 30 Thursday evening at church.
Disbursements W arrants paid
$ 4.414 90
It doesn't stain; so you needn't be |
W arran t Intereat paid
good in only one of your promises, choice b u t I want to warn you, practically all would be retired, and
706
Methodist E p i s c o p a l Church, afraid of getting It nn your clothes
th at of space. You did give enough that neither of them w ill get you K we
Bancroft
bonds
Issue
"L"
paid
4.500 00
our indebtedness under
Meredith
A.
Groves,
pastor.—Sun-
“I
f
Moone's
Emerald
Oil
doesn't
i
Bancroft
bond»
Intereat
paid
_
..........
space but you fell down on the job out of the hole
3.U33 43
$100,000, or even close to $100.000.
t
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Buck Jone«
W ith reference to payment of the burden w ill seem so light com- day school< 9;*S, Ransom Cone, su- help you more than anything else
, Balance «tree! December 31, 1931
because you did not use the right
476 08
Matinee
2:30
p.
M.
|
Balance
eundry
streets
Decamber
31.
1931
u say,
sav “The
“The pre-
Dre- pared
to
the
one
we
are
now
carry-
-
eribtcnile“
t.
morning
w
orship,
11.
you
ve
ever
tried.
Just
bring
It
back
figures. I have been greatly dis­ Bancroft bonds, you
3.233 00
pared to the one we are now carry-
u —
i ue ure-
sermon subject. “Christ Outside the and Til gladly return your money."
appointed because you have not sumption is that payments
w ill be
that it w ill » f r a that we are
N ight 7 and 8 P M
Door,” anthem by the choir. A spe-
(jj
been able to clear Cottage Grove of made as they fall due . . . but when practically free of debt.
(!• 15 46 $10.665 46
all . indebtedness
by
1941
as
you
pro-
. ,
, payment of $67,243.38 becomes due
----------------------
mIsed in your editorial that started in 1935, 30me kind of financing for (
R a p « ,, n v e < w ln , Lom.
BONDS O U T S T A N D IN G
W ater. 1910, 8«! due serially to 8-1 X8
this controversy. I would be just a few yeart ¡ ^ y have to be done."
The boys’ and girls’ basketball
38.000 no
W
ater,
refunding
1931.
6% due 10-1-41
as pleased as you dare be. could I
Here you contradict yourself al- teams of the Baptist church played
10.0001»
W
ater
reservoir,
1925.
4
\
%
dun
6-1-45
opt
6-1-30
think that the golden moment most
ln
th8
wlnie
«„te
n
c
e
and
In-
20.OOO I»
most In the same sentence and In- , Wednesday of last week in Eugene
W
ater
replacement.
1926,
dup
aaria||y
g
-l.jj
would then come when the citizens Juige in more of
pre3Umptions with the basketball teams of the
Sunday and Monday
100»» 00
o f Cottage Grove couId buy some- and maybes. y ou started out wlth Baptist church there, the girls
W ater system. 192*. 5% due aerially 6-16-40
20.000 00
thing besides tax receipts. Howev­ presuppositions a n d have inter­ winning 42 to 21 and the boys los­
W
ater
refunding.
1930,
6
(
4
*
due
serially
4-10-38
February 14-16
30.000 00
er, facts are stubborn things and mingled with all your answers, ifs, ing 19 to IS.
Sewer. 1924. 3% due serially to 10-1-44
19.000 00
the more squarely and courageous­ ands. probables and suppositions of
City
„
a
ll.
1926.
0%
due
7-1-48
opl
7-1-36
28.000 00
Members of the winning girls'
ly we face them, the better it will all sorts. I am reminded of the team are Audrey W olfard and
Refunding. 1930. 5 ’ .% due serially 10-15-31
28.000 00
be.
Armory. 1930, 8% due aerially 5-1-31
14.000 on
fellow’s ham and eggs, who said. " If Dorothy Baldwin, forwards; Opal
However, I note w ith pleasure I had some ham. I'd have some ham Henderson and Delsa
Dutton,
that you slowly but surely are real- and eggs if I had some eggs.” I f guards; Gertrude Pleuard. Jumping
TOTAL
$ 230 0 00 no
ixing the facts, just as fast. I pre­ the city had the money, It would center, and M arie Nixon, running
Winnie IJgbtner
sume. as you can brace up suffi redeem all the bonds within ten center.
IM P R O V E M E N T RO NDS O U T S T A N D IN G , IS S U E D U N D E R
clently to withstand the heart- years if it
the m
B A N C R O F T ACT
breakmg tru th
You are doing
W hat the cit
t0 do
Issue "L." 1-1-20. opt. M-2S. 6% ............ ..
......... .............................
Christian Quintet W ins Two.
45.243 38
Issue "M." 12-10-20. opt. 12-10-28, «% .
nobly, M r. Editor, and you have in the future neither you or I know,
The basketball team of the Chris­
4 963 47
both my sympathy and my congrat- but j do know lhat lt wU, not re. tian Endeavor society of the Chris­
Issue "N." 12-10-26. opt 12-10-27. 6*»
13.846 94
ulations. You started out with no deem
bonds w lthin t, n
„
leaus "O." 4-1-27, opt 4-1-28. 8%
_
3.908 81
tian church won two games in the
indebtedness at the end of ten years leM lt geta double
amount oi Dast week. The quintet defeated
Issue "P." H-10-27. opt 11-15-2«. t % ____________
1A.668 74
and then, w ith a little persuasion money it is now getting.
Issue "Q." 1-3-28. opt 1-2-29. «% ..........
Tuesday, Wednesday
the Methodist team 31 to 15 Satur­
4.471 89
and insistence, you discovered there
Issue "R" 11-1 28. opt. 11-1-29. 6%
day and downed the junior high
O. M. K E M .
2,096 18
would be an indebtedness of $94.-
Issue "8," »-18-2«. o p t »-16-30. 6%
February 10 17
school five 15 to 8 Tuesday.
3 »»89 40
000. You were so sure that this Is
Issue "T," 10-15-30. opt 10-15-31. 6%
Editorial note.—The Sentinel cer­
"3
all there would be. that by taking tainly presumed too much when lt
HEBRON.
a week off and allocating yourself said that M r. Kem would be con­
»4
TOTAL
$103.600 84
Feb. 9.—June W illiam s hurt an
plenty of space, you thought you vinced by figures that can not be
would be able to convince "even controverted except by a presump­ ankle last Tuesday evening while
W A R R A N T S R B O I8 T E R H D . O U T S T A N D IN G A N D N O T P A ID
coasting and was unable to attend
me" that the Sentinel's figures tion that the city's ability to pay its
FO R W A N T O F F U N D «
school for the remainder of the
Jam es Dunn
were r ig h t But lo and behold! • debts is going to decrease, or that
Q«»sral ftm d ____________________ _____________________ g M tL M
week.
T h e days of miracles w ill never its average ability to pay during the
WaUr f i n d ------------------------------------------------;___
2 .»»21*
Mr. and Mrs. John Kebelbeck and
cease. Instead of showing me that next ten years w ill be less than it
Bond and w arrant Intereat fund
2,782 00
fam ily motored Sunday to Eugene,
$94,000 Is the lim it, you have added is in 1932. O f course, if a person
where they spent the day with Mr.
$18,000 to lt and now declare it is i just won't see, we can’t help I t
TOTAL
$10,737 02
and Mrs. Stanley Pieser.
$112,000. Now, M r. Editor, If you
The Sentinel presented figures to
Miss M iriam Piper and Mrs. A l­
w ill take another week o ff and re- show that if the city meets its bond
I. Herbert Eakin. Treasurer of the C ity of Cottave Grove. Orefinn.
bert Barkemeyer and little son
reaZh mv
¿ paCe' y<”i W‘J! payments as they fall due, and re- Leonard motored to Chase Gardens,
do hereby certify that to the bent of my knowledge and belief, the
Men must eat. Trainloads of butter, eggs and poultry
i .evi ’ \
f;nances a small amount of Bancroft Eugene, Saturday and visited Miss
foregoing la a true and correct atat<-m«nt of the amounts received, paid
i g'
bond8 wlth short-term paper, such Katie Barkemeyer.
move every week into New York and Chicago. Car­
out and remaining on hand in the Treasury of thr City of Cottage
the figures any higher. W e don t indebtedness w ill be reduced during
Grove Oregon, from ataternent rendered June 30, 1931. to December 31.
loads move every week into hundreds of smaller cities.
Lawrence and Georgia Clarke
w ant the city sunk so deep she ,j,e next ten yeara t0 $112,000. Mr. played in a basketball game Wed­
1931, Inclusive, and of bond and w arran t Indebtedness of said city on
Shut
off
the
supplies
for
a
brief
time
and
millions
“7 1
f ruf Kle lT° the l °P-
i Kem does not dispute the correct- nesday evening of last week be- ;
December 31, 1931.
would
go
hungry.
, Notw ithstanding I stated in my nesa ot the amoUnt that w ill fall tween the Cottage Grove Baptist
H E R B E R T E A K IN . City Treasurer.
last letter that, unless you could due and payment of which bond- young people and Eugene Baptist
Men
must
sell.
Trainloads
of
produce
move
every
fceep your f igures and arguments holdera will expect. His contention young people. The Cottage Grove
week out of the farming centers. Stop buying for a
| seems to be that the city can not • girls' team won 42 to 21 but the
iittle while and eggs would grow old, butterfat lose
make such payments because to do Cottage Grove boys' team lost.
so would require double the amount
its value, poultry pass its prime. Hundreds of thou­
Leonard Gilcrist and Philip H e r­
1 of money each year that Is to be sey motored to R ujada Saturday on
sands of producers would lose money.
1 used this year In retiring bonds and business.
J paying interest
Mrs. Jessie Gilcrist and daughter
Regularity of supply can be assured only by wide­
In this contention M r. Kem Is Annabel visited Saturday with Mrs.
spread buying. Transportation costs must be kept low
grossly in error. The amount the 1 Ada Overton of Mosby creek,
by shipping in carload lots. To obtain good prices
city w ill owe at the end of ten years
Katie Gilcrist spent the week end
from the men with the dinner tables, there must be
Stock Fire Iru u rance engineers have made
can be reduced fa r below the figure with Miss Pauline Schneider of Lo-
> of $112,000 without adding o n e rane instead of coming to her
efficient salesmen an l accurate, hour-to-hour reports
careful study and analysis o f the fire con­
j penny to the amount that is to be home here as usual,
on demand everywhere.
ditions o f every city and to w n . D etails
raised in 1932.
Leonard G ilcrist* purchased 11
The city w ill in 1932 meet pay- goats from Ernest Ouggisburg Mon-
A man-size job? More than that. Swift &, Company
• o f this survey and recom m endations fo r
ments of $10,000 on water, sewer day. Judd Doolittle took them home
makes this a 20,000-man-size job. That many, and
im provem ent may be had upon request.
and general obligation bonds. This for him in his new truck.
more, of its employes devote all or part of their time
figure was Inadvertently incorrect­
A 10-pound daughter was born
to buying, processing, rolling and distributing poultry,
ly printed In a form er editorial, and Sunday to M r. and Mrs. Charles
Some o f the co m m u n ity activities o f
attention to the error Is called to W hite. Mrs. Fred Arnold is caring
dairy products and eggs.
save M r. Kem the trouble. The for Mrs. W hite.
H O W D Y F O L K 8 —The month
results given were not changed
Over a hundred Swift produce plant« pay cash for
E. J. Edwards and son Nathan
is h alf gone and we celebrate
by the inadvertent misstatement, came up from Creswell Saturday to
what the farmer produces. Leased wires 7,500 miles
Valentine's Day. Dedicated to
1. C orrect b u ild in g regulations and safe
izhich was merely an error made In look after their place here and to
long keep experts informed where demand is greatest
cupld and affairs of the
putting copy into type.
move some of their belongings that
chim ney construction, already adopted
and supplies are shipped to these points. Branch
h e a rt But not only for
These same payments were made were left behind.
young sweethearts; It ’s also
by m ore than 300 cities and town«;
houses
and
car
routes
serve
10,400
cities
and
towns.
last year, and in addition payments
Snow in this district has about
a chance to send mother a
of $5,500 were made on Bancroft disappeared.
bouquet or a potted plant,
The same salesmen who sell meat take orders for
2. P ro p e r standards fo r co m m u n ity fin
improvement bonds, m aking a to­
Mrs. Fred Patten and children
and a card to express a loving
butter and eggs. One delivery suffices where two would
tal of $15,500 in bonds retired. Ban­ visited Sunday with Mrs. Patten's
p ro tectio n ;
thought and a chance for the
croft bonds are presumed to be re­ parents, M r. and Mrs. Dan Dugan
be needed if produce and meat were distributed sepa­
husband to take home a box
3.
Educational and advisory w o rk w ith
tired by payments made for im ­ of Divide.
rately. Handling them together makes workers more
of candy (or ts It Lucky
provements, but for reasons which
M r. and Mrs. Addison Heath and
Cham
bers o f C om m erce, schools, hoe*
efficient. Therefore, cost of distribution, both of meat
Strikes) ?
already have been several times ex­ sons were Sunday dinner guests of
• • •
and
of
produce,
are
lowered.
pitals,
city governm ents and various o r ­
plained the city found that it would Mr. and Mrs. Gobel Pitzer.
ALSO A G OO D SEASON
have to start making an annual tax
Mrs. John Kebelbeck and Mrs.
ganizations
alo n g fire p revention lineet
T O B U Y P H IL C O R A D IO
Swift & Company is a national marketing institu­
levy to overcome delinquencies of George Kebelbeck v i s i t e d last
—T H E Y 'L L N E V E R B E
tion.
It
is
also
several
hundred
local
institutions.
property owners. I f property own­ Thursday afternoon w ith Mrs. Al­
4. M aintenance o f U n d erw riters* Labor»*
CHEAPER
ers make payments during 1932 on bert Paquette of Cottage Grove.
Packing houses, branch houses, produce plants—more
• a *
tories;
Improvement Hens In the same pro­
F
Fred Patten Is spending every
than 650 in all — employ local men whose pay checks
A party told us the other day
portion as they did during 1931, the other night In Cottage Grove help­
3.
F ig h tin g the crim e o f arson th ro u gh
help
to
keep
their
communities
prosperous.
A
rounded
that prohibition has solved
added $5,000 of tax money will give ing care for his father, Jasper Pat­
all the liquor problems ex­
line of foodstuffs enables these men to give a better
$10,500 for retirem ent of Bancroft ten, who is helpless as the result of
c o o p e ra tio n w it h p o lic e and f in
cept one. W here to dispose
bonds.
and a less costly service to all classes of producers.
a paralytic stroke.
d e p a rtm e n ts , fire m arshals an d
of the em pty bottles.
The $10,000 in water, sewer and
Charles Führer and Edward Doo­
a • •
o
th e r officials.
C harges are reasonable. . Profits o f Sw ift &
general obligation bonds to be re­ little returned to Charles' home­
W E C A N 'T H E L P YO U
tired this year, and the almost cer­ stead Tuesday morning, after being
Company from all sources, over a period of years, have
O N T H A T PJROBLEM,
tain $10,500 in Bancroft bonds gives home for two weeks because snow
averaged less than one-half cent per pound of product
B U T IF T O U
W IL L
a total of $20,500 In bonds that will was too deep to perm it work.
handled.
B R IN G
US
YOUR
be retired during 1932. I t bonds are
S iti fir» lettrreett Csmpenltt er» nprruettdkj CefieU, Agtett r i j i sfrmwsufirriy
R A D IO P R O B L E M S . W E
ret'red at this rate for ten years
Postal savings deposits for Octo­
SURE CAN H E L P YOU
we get a total of $205,000 that will ber, 1931, Increased $67,000,000.
T H E N A T I O N A L B O A R D O F FIR E U N D E R W R I T E R S
S T R A IG H T E N
THEM
be retired.
Every tw elfth child born In South
OUT.
Rut next year the Interest charge Carolina is Illegitim ate.
• J Jobe Stmt, N E W Y O R K
(figu rin g all Interest a t a flat 6 per
Purveyors of Fine Foods
Tennessee has a woman railroad
rent) wtll be $1.230 less than It is president.
C H IC A G O , 222 IFtil Ademi Stnrt
•
SAN F R A N C IS C O , jHfrui.nrii
7M
this year, so th at next year the
Soft coal le mined In 81 states.
A Netieeel Orgeeitelioe of Slotb Pin Imureen Conpeein EtbobMMbo IM 6
amount of $1,230 can be added to
Windows ore taxed In Italy.
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