The Cottage Grove sentinel., May 20, 1932, Page 4, Image 4

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T H K K ID N A P FAR.
la ia n«ce»sary to go back to ths
dark ago« to find anything in hu­
man history as cmsj aa tha kid­
napping and ruthless, brutal, oold-
bloodad murder of tha ourly haadad
Lindbergh baby. The machine» of
torture of canturlaa ago inflicted
nothing aroree than the torture to
which the Lindberghs were axpoeed
aa effort« continued for ransoming
tha Utile tot which they ware re­
peatedly told waa in good health
while in reality lta little body lay
In a dum p of buahas not a great
distance from the Lindbergh home.
The kidnapper - m urderer must
have cruelly and
premeditately
planned never to return the tot to
He patent«—and all for what, meas­
ured by the life of a human being,
»•a» a paltry sum of money.
The Lindbergh« have had many
of the bast things of life. They
may have been envied by many.
But there is no parent who love«
hie or her babies who would trade
places with the popular and wealthy
Lindberghs In this their hour of
sorrow.
The worst feature of the kid­
napping and cruel, unwarranted
murder of a harmless happy tot 1*
that there is no legal way of deal­
ing to the murderer the punishment
he deserves. Colonel Lindbergh will
unquestionably abide by the law,
difficult aa that may be in oase he
comes face to face with the Inhu­
man m urderer of his first born, but
If the kidnapper-murderer is found
no bare w ill be strong enough to
make him feel that he is safe from
those who would like to see him
cut to pieces bit by bit.
Ths law must take its course, but
there must be a God somewhere
who metes out punishment fitting
a crime such as this whether or not
tha glulty person ever pays the
penalty that human laws inflict.
Even on ta riff schedules democrats
have voted with the republicans for
protection of American Industry la
every section of the nation.
Even though it w ill take a lot of
fun out of politics not to be able to
scrap with the opposing party. It la
much better thia way so far aa the
country la concerned. Tlmee such
as these are no time to wreak
vengeance upon opponents
This may be the first time that
a turn to better tlmee waa expected
and predicted while a presidential
election was la progress, but recent
actions la congress Indicate that
there la ao reason why prosperity
should wait until after November.
Regardless of which may he the
dominant party la the coming con­
gress, party lines are to be disre­
garded in enacting legislation that
w ill put life-blood Into the country*«
business.
These are the days when Indus­
try talks, and Industry' doesn t give
a doggone for party lines. It wants
a chance to put Its men back to
work, and there Is no place for the
person who would let party lines
Interfere with that being accom­
plished.
A preacher and an editor w ill ex­
change places for a week. The edi­
tor probably would be pleased to
repeat the performance in the next
aaorld —Cottage Grove Sentinel.
I f you feel that way about It, El­
bert. why don't you turn over a
new leaf and then you won’t have
to worry about the future life.—
Corvallis Gaxette-Ttmee.
Every resident of Oregon owes a
vote to Stelwer and Hawley be­
cause of what they have done for
Oregon Steiwer because of what
he has done for lumber. Hawley be­
cause of his w ork of years, his
work for the O. A C. refund, hie
work for appropriations, his suc­
cess In landing the soldiers' home.
Women In Turkey have done
away w ith the veil, but women In
America continue to cover their
faces, sometimes with grotesque re-
suits.
.
The mean things you say are
gradually forgotten, but the mean
things you w rite may spring up to
haunt you at any time.
The moot acute eyesight some­
times generously fails to see the
frailitles of mankind.
F O R W H A T IS T H K C E M E T E R Y
F U N D USED?
Lot owners who contribute to the
cemetery fund each year are mem­
T O O M t CM A R IT H M E T IC .
bers of the association and. if
We are teaching altogether too they cooperated w ith active mem­
much arithmetic, according to Dr. bers they would soon acquaint
Robert K. Spear of New York uni­ themselves with the expenditures.
The general fund is used to hire
versity, who believes that the large
proportion of our children could do the grass mowed and raked, rub­
bish
cleared from alleys and road­
very well In life If they received
about 15 per cent as much arithm e­ ways and the lots where relatives
are gone, or the entire fam ily has
tic ae they now do. There w ill, of passed on, taken care of. All rub­
course, be those who believe it is bish must be placed In containers
the wrong idea to teach our chil­ on the roadside to be taken away
dren only as much of any subject by trucks. The expense of a lot
as they are likely to w ant to use, thus taken care of can be estimated
but Doctor Spear might truthfully at from 50 cents to 75 cents each.
have said that, regardless of how One-third of the lots and many
much arithm etic we teach, the ordi­ vacant spaces are taken care of In
this manner.
nary person is not going to remem­
The remaining two-thirds are
ber even the 15 per cent that the cared for by owners, but each alley
doctor says ia sufficient, and the and vacant space Is taken care of
great m ajority w ill not make full by workmen paid from the general
use of even the amount they re­ fund, and this rubbish must be dis­
posed of.
member.
There are exceptions, however, as
The lack of knowledge of simple
a few lot owners cause no expense
arithm etic on the p ert of those to the association as they do their
who have had grade and high school w ork well and carry away their
education is astounding, which re­ rubbish. There would be very little
minds this w riter of an incident cash needed If every lot owner
which happened here in recent would complete his work and take
care of the alleys adjoining his
yeara
I t was during the cons.deration property. This year the association
placing boxes alongside the road­
of a super high school district. A ia
ways and lot owners are urged to
fath er was telling how much ofi make full use of them In depositing
their education children forget. He rubbish.
said that one evening his daughter,
M ake a special effort to do your
who was a senior, asked him the w ork well, and If you know of
friends
who are unable to do the
number of square yards in a floor I
of one of the rooms of the fam ily w ork themselves, lend a helping
home. A purchase of linoleum was hand. Let's make our cemetery
clean and beautiful so that stran­
being considered. The fath er asked, gers w ill remember and remark.
“Didn’t you have problems of that “T h a t’s ths nicest little cemetery I
kind back in the sixth or seventh have seen In a long tim a ’’ I t w ill
grade?” The answer waa, "Yes, but also save expenses which must
they used a different aixed room." otherwise come from the general
Those who doubt the tru th of thia fund.
A full financial statement w ill be
story may be astonished if they w ill
ask a bunch of high school pupils submitted after M ay SO. A ll dis­
bursements together w i t h
the
to figure in their heads how many names of lot owners who have con­
square yards there are in a surface ’ tributed to the fund this year w ill
12 feet by 15 feet. T ry it some time, be published in the Cottage Grove
Just fo r fun.
Sentinel.
Cottage Grove Cemetery Ass'n.
Women's clothing has been a
puzzle, but it la getting so it Is not
Early River Navigatiea
so hard to see through.
The first trip op the Ohio river
ny steamboat was made In May,
P A R T Y L IN E S G ONE.
ISIS, by the Enterprise, of 75 tons.
I f things keep going a t Washing­
She traveled from New Orleans to
ton the way they have been going
during the past few months, it Louisville In that year, the trip tak­
won't he long until republicans and ing 25 days. The steamer Washing­
democrats won't have anything to ton made the same trip In 1816 and
Inaugurated steamboat navigation
argue about
Democrats have laid aside party ’n the Mississippi valley.
animosities 1 n consideration ot
legislation In which the country's
welfare ia at stake. This w rite r can
remember when one party would i
have let the country go to the ,
demnitlon bow-wows before It would I
have voted w ith the opposition.
BARNARDM TAXER.
(The followlng le so snswsr to
crltlolacn r a e a a t l y dlreotod
st
County Judge Bsrnsrd by a Cot­
tage Orove reeldect.)
Eugeoe. Ore May 16.— (To the
E d lt o r j—W hlle Oregon law eaye
thaï ail property «hall be xseessed
at Ita true cash value, thts value
fluctuatea wtth the «1m e x but the
State tax c omm ission estimâtes the
relation of the seeeeeed valuation
to IU true value, and in thts «ray
arrive« at the percentage of the
actual value, but tbe levy la made
on the value as arrtved at by the
Taxes on property In ihts country
Women's auto accidents average
Bight of 96 murders committed In
There are 2000 admitted million­
London between 19M and 1911 ware less serious than those In which amount to one-sixth of rent reve­
aires In Germany.
nues.
men are Involved.
American mall crafts fly 1TO.OOO unsolved.
Burlesque shows hsve becoins
Ureuty doctore prescribe rhythm-
Napoleon was the second husband
miles on schedule every 24 hours.
^ihenom snslljrjpopulsi In New Yoi k
le dancing for a perfect picture.
of his first wlfs.
A stock exchange seat that sold
for «495.000 In M M went for 81M.-
000 last October.
Statistics show decline lu eale of
terriers, orchids and andirons
Birds understand one another by
their calls.
Tourists are charged 26 cents
apiece for entering Washington's
old home.
General de Bores. Argentina, once
silt the throats of 1500 prisoners
Native born Indians became d tl-
sena by act of congress In 1984.
1 Tbs second Mr». Harrison. wife
of the president, was niece of the 1
first Mrs. Harrison.
Vice President Curtis' mother
waa half French and h alf Kaw in-
1 dlan.
House of representatives
has
I power to Impeach a president, the
, senate tries ths case.
A soldier In active service may
make his w ill orally.
VOTE
The statement prepared by
state tax commission for the
1980 gives the percentage of
ed values of properties la ths d if­
ferent counties.
Lane county property, according
to their estimate, was assessed at
5 4 * of lu true value, and Yam hill
county at 5 8 * of lu true value at
that time. This would indicate that
my farm was Assessed about right,
and If they pay twice as much In
Yam hill county on property of the
same value, the levy could easily ba
lowered
I have been paying taxes In Lane
county for nearly 80 year», and do
not recall the assessor ever asking
me the value of m y property
He
made his assessment at what he
considered fa ir as compared to ad­
joining property, and I never ques­
tioned it. He made the rem ark at
one of our equalisation be ,rd meet
ings that some of my props
might he a little higher than
Urie Add Polion SUrtad
Joining property, as he wanted to
To Leave Body in 34 Hours.
be sure that public officials paid
their full share of taxes, and I
agreed w ith him that It was the P a ia , Agony and Sw elling Gone la
proper th in * to do.
48 H o nrs W U h S w ift A cting
C. P. B A R N A R D .
Lane County Judge.
P rescription
■a!
Thirty-tw o Rhodes scholarships
are assigned to the United States
annually.
West Point cadets are paid «780
a year and commutation rations of
80 cent« a day.
President Hayes was born pos­
thumously.
Tw o hundred and fifty lawyers
are settling the New York Von E.
Wendel estate of 870,000.000.
Florence Brown. Toronto, m ar­
ried 89 years, has given birth to 87
children.
Monte Carlo admits 10 suicide«
per 1000 persons annually.
There are 800 evangelists In
Am trica.
Pennaylvanla's first oil well, 1850.
produced a t M feet.
Canada, 8,000.000 population, is
first In production of nickel and
Russia conducts education by
radio on a large scale.
Stainless steel has been la use leas
than a deoade.
In Washington's time Iron was
made In the same manner as la
Solomon's day.
Democratic ia the oldest V. S.
political party
Kentucky's tk-yearold hank went
broke w ith 841.009.000 on deposit
Ten-cent ham and eggs are being
served In Portland. Ore.
Husband and wife have had equal
inheritance rights In New York
since 1939.
The oldest known w ill was w rit­
ten on papyrus, B. C. 2560, by a
priest in Egypt.
Red snow, common In many
places, is due to microecopic plants.
I t ia estimated that 818.000.000
spent for patent medicine annually
goes to fakers.
C rater Lake National park, Ore­
gon. had 136,000 visitors In 1981.
The nation spent 8236.000,000 for
automobiles the firs t quarter of
1932
Siberia Is large,* than continental
United States.
Frees His Wife
of Rheumatism
45X E&rl Hill
46X Charles A. Huntington
48X El win A. McCornack
Theo* men are all well qudified to wrve Lane County in the Mate legiaUtur.. They
■re raceemfal in their choaen fields—with record« of rood citlsrnshlp.
That marvelous prescription—Al-
| lenru— promises you need never feel
a pain or ache from Rheumatism,
Neuritis, Lumbago or Sciatica again.
Folks who have suffered the most
piercing, wincing agony — literally
rendered helpless for weeks and un-
iable to work have gained mlraou-
I loua, Joyfully freedom from pain.
Allenru contains no drugs or opi­
ates—which helps Just temporarily
—rather, It's a superb form ula ee-
peclally compounded which treats
your trouble scientifically — first
Immediately ending pain and bring­
ing blessed comfort -th e n It drives
out from muscles. Joints and tissues
those excess uric acid deposits
which cause your Rheumatism.
Cottage Orove Pharmacy dis­
penses A llanru— one 8 ox bottle for
85c M U S T give Joyful results as
stated above or money returned.. 1
They arc pledged to work unceasingly for the reduction of the tax hurilen, ns out­
lined by the Oregon State T ax VwnaervAtion league in the meeting Muy i»th, in
Salem.
Their every effort will be put forth in the interest of our great t’nivrniity of
Oregon, so that it will maintain it« rightful place in higher education, giving to
our young people of Oregon and Lane County, that vkrion «ml Iradetwhip «o neeea-
»ary for real progress and prosperity
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JOHN W . BEAN
"James Vf. M ott Is one of Ore­
gon's b rillian t legislators. Ha has an
unusual record of accomplishment.
H e has been the author of some of
Oregon's most important leglsla-
tion. H e is a speaker of unusual
gifts. H e has invariably been found
favoring sound legislation and op­
posing the unsound, and has been
an outstanding member of the
House since 1928.
—Oregon Dally Journal (P ortlandI
D o n ’t waste your vote; a vote for
any o th e r candidate Is a vote for
Hawley.
WEN WITH MOTT
Paid Adv. Mott for Oosgrv«» Com.
Wa. P. 1111», Chairman
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MALT
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Olives
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14th Representative District
Lane County
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Sunbrite scours as it cleans
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19 m inu tes before dinner time and
a perfectly cooked, delidoua meal
on time. T h a t’s the m ecir o f an
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whether you are there o r not; aoonooa*
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2n-lb.can39c
CHEESE
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Creamery.
Lb..............10c
F lou r
) Sardines
Maximum Oval—Largì
tin, 3 oane
29c
23-
Poinsettia —A hard wheat
flour milled by Albers. 40-lb.
bag ...... .............. ............... ..
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C rackers
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Snow Flakes—Crisp, dainty,
salted wafers. 3-lb. box
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Fresh Vegetables
] L ettu ce, crisp and so lid .....3 for 10c
) C arrots, fresh and ten d er bunch 5c
Berm uda O n ion s............... 3 lbs. 19c
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