The Cottage Grove sentinel., January 10, 1935, Image 1

C ottage G rove S entineé
VOLUME X I.¡V
SHANDA DENIED SEAT
COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, rilURHDAY. JANUARY 10, 1935
W a n d e rin g R oosters
B ring I Ionic G old
There t« un old «ayinx alx>ut
« rolling eton<* guthcring no m ow
end som ething hne been »aid atMiut
< hlckane com ing hom e to rooet, ue
If that were undr-Mlrnlde, hut the
fact that Aim er Hunt of O elixht
Valley had aom e w an dering nxwt
el a th at cam e hom e to rooet ban
prtnrd that gold I n found alm oet
everyw here in the
Grove
country.
T he wandering habit* of the
rooeter» w ere com pletely cured by
p iep a rio * them , the rooet rr«, for
the dinner tablo, during which
I>iiM'<eg diMtlnrt tracee of gold duet
W' lr found in the >;l/.£Mrd« o f each
Thia 1« Ihe flrat tim e that gold
ima l>c« n reported from th e I)e
light Valley country, but It haa
l»e< i» re|x>rted from nearly e v er y ­
where »»I n «- In thia aertlon. H<
«-cully dlK’ke that fed at the city
lim it« were found to have a large
number of tiny nugget« in their
craw«
IE
ISASKEDATC.C.MEET
NU.
A g C la s s B oy N e ts
$490 fo r Y ear
14
PAYMENT BONUS WOO l D
DOING LANE A MILLION
A p io flt of 3890.03 on agricultural
projects w hile al tha sarm- tim e
tak in g a full high school courBr­
Old Timber Contract I k Again
Earl Ballew New President of and holding dow n a Job that gets Commander of Legion Post
him up al 4 30 a. m 1s the record
Subject ut Lively Meet
Civic Group. 0 V. Breese ' ” f N orris W K ing. 19, outstand in g
Outiinej Organization *8
student
in the agricultural course
of City Diul»
Named as Secretary
He Is a son of Mr, and M r » . C. A.
Patriotic Program
K ing, who operate a truck garden
place
n
short
distan
ce
from
the
K1or the flrat t in * probably In
< loMiitwr o f CxfmiiM'r««* O fficer*.
Lane county would lieneflt to the
city on Row river. Norria resum ed
the history of Ihr city a »rat ha*
Kurl llailrw , pre«ident.
three years ago a fter havin g am ount o f 31.181,482.74 by paym ent
I>*H n rcfnncil Io on» elected a mem
Klhert IS« de, firet 'vice president school
of veteran»’ adjusted service cer­
her of the city rouorll. G round,
bam ufi Scott, eecond vice pre«i be- n out four year«.
Young K ing's projects w ere as tifica tes (com m only referred to as
for the action wore Ineligibility bo
d<*nt.
follow s
Four hives of bees, from Ihe bonus), according to CTiarles
■ attac C harles Hhanda, rhewen by
O. V. llreeae, ««xretary
which he netted 331 19; three- Hall, com m ander o f Calvin T.
voter* In tha flrat ward,
la .1
T. <’ W heeler, treasurer.
Funk fsist w ho said that th e plan
signatory to n contract w hich la In
It. P. I Joyce. It. E Short, true fourths o f an acre o f raspberries, not only assures an «quitable d is­
from w hich he netted 3129.85. th r 'c
■llaputa before the council.
teea for tw o yearn
tribution throughout the country
The contract la one w ith John
Holdover director« are G.
W. acres of potatoes, from which he but would not add a dollar to the
n -tle d 319930; h alf an acre of
(Yuneron and Hhanda for rem oval
C oin er. K
K
Mill« und H. C. loganberries, from w hich h< netted nation’s debt. The total distribu­
W ell»
of tim ber from the c ity ’» w est aide
3175.49 Ills total Incom«-was 3858 30 tion In O regon would be nearly 21
watershed An am ount of about
mid expenses w ere 3368.27. He did m illions and the plan to which
$500 la In dlapute and fullowtng
C iv ilis a tio n
has brought m any nol charge his own lalior, but oth the Am erican Ivgion nationally is
the action of the council the city
nrw and wonderful things, m any er labor was Included In ex [>e n i t e « . pledged Is declared to he an e f­
attorney waa Instructed Io prnr-n-d
valuable and beneficial (hinge, but All bul 3150 o f Ihe profits w as fective rellet and recovery m ea­
with the collection.
It haa a lso taken aw ay a very placed In a capital account and sure
vital and n ecessary thing, love for reinvested.
Thia contract la rather badly
Com m ander Hall calls attention
and reverence of nature, I l 8.
inlawt up In city affaire and haa
to the follow in g outstand in g fea­
I
>rc
I
i
l
i
r
-
I
,
form
er
field
rep
resenta­
been the m ain subject of eevcrnl
tures of the Legion's national pro­
T r eb le T rio S in g » O ver R a d io
tive In C alifornia of the Isaak
gram
council m eetin gs Count lim an E. R
The Treble Trio, con sistin g of
W alton Ix-ague of Am erica, now
le iu le y and J | | . Chntnlmra, fall»
In no even t shall w idow s or de­
a Row river rancher. told
the Mi s H elen O strander, M iss E sther pendent children o f deceased vet­
er of Mayor Victor Cham ber« are
W
ick»
and
M im s M yrtle Kcm un­
cham ber o f com m erce at Its m on th ­
tw o of (hr su reties on Ihr Bond
erans be w ithout governm ent pro­
ly m eeting Tuesday
night.
11c der Ihr direction o f Mrs. Edna V tect ion.
given the city by C am eron and
P earson, san g several num bers
•poke
for
the
Houth
I
ante
G
am
e
Hhanda
U niversal service law for capital
Pine Mill», Way Under Orders, P rotective league. H e appealed for over K O B E in E ugene Thursday Industry
and m an power.^xsith spe
Anothri Intrrertlnii sideligh t on
■
veiling
Mrs
C
E
Caldw
ell
was
¡conservation and restoration
of
the Hhanda election la lh a l hr waa
elal p rivileges and profits to none
Get Business at Ad.
accom
p
anist.
The
program
w
as
our natural resources and
said
reported to the city council by
Strong national defense, not to
sponsored
by
E u gen e alum nae fom
lh a l it la a |oh for the nation.
ent w ar but to assure peace.
alatam rnt of the counting board
vauced Prices
Mr, O renner told o f the wild chapter, Mu Ihil Epsilon, honorary
aa having bean defeated, but can
Make
A m ericanism
th e first
gam e of the m iddle
w est,
the m usical sorority.
vaaa by the county clerk, whose
thought o f all citizens and the
1'akcu as a w hole Ihe outlook prairie chlrk en . the w aterfow l, the
ta a u ra
Certificate»
of
election
prim ary duty of the Am erican
VI tai Statistic» for lb —-ember
allowed Hhanda to have beau elect l o i !h. lum ber Industry Is tha best quail, the goose, the antelope, the
Legion.
that 11 has been al th is season for wild pigeon, which abounded when
There w ere eigh t births and four
eat by four votra
Prom otion of child w elfare, abo­
several
years,
according
to
Crow's
d
eath
s
du
rin
g
D
erem
ber,
according
he
was
a
boy
but
are
now
alm
ost
At the council m eeting thia week
lition of child labor, encourage­
<b clmntcrl He spoke o f the great Io Ihe report o f Dr A W Kime. ment of healthful youthful activ­
a lengthy opinion by C ity A llot Lum ber Digest
The m enial attitude of every supply of fl-ih that has been de­ ■ Ity health officer. Of the births, ities
ney Ixitnhard waa read In which
tha Ineligibility of Hhanda waa b lan ch o f the Industry Is right for pleted by selfish and unw ise fish ­ th ree w ere fe m a b s and five were
Individual and collective com ­
O f the deaths, all were m unity service
an
im provem ent The dealers see ing and by city sew age. He m en­ ma]«-»
ahow n
W hen atten tion war called
d
efin
ite
reaulls
In
sight
from
the
m
ales
Two
c
a
se
s
o
f
chick
en
pox
tioned
tlie
depletion
of
forests,
to Ihe fact that C ouncilm an Lem ­
W ithdrawal of recognition of so­
ley waa a surety on the coni r a d l'i<-»ident’e housing act and are m ines and the anil, all th in gs lh a l were reported.
viet R ussia and abolishm ent of all
which m ade Hhanda Ineligible the w illing I o an ticip ate their require­ m ean our physical and financial
un-Am erican doctrines from our
attorney said that Ihr altuallon m ents, som eth in g they have not w elfaie. H e m ade Ihe rrtntenient
land.
waa different In that l.en tley dora done for four year« The m anu fac. tlial a recent crim e survey showed
Protection of our educational
turera
have
con
fidence
In
their
po­
that In 25 years no m ajor crim e
system
i k M dlapute hl* reapnnalhlllty and
sition and there actu ally Is m ore had been com m itted by one who
alande ready to pay
Elim ination
of
discrim ination
against world war veterans
Councilm an llrund m oved that b u sin ess Such a set up could nol liked io fish, sm oke and own a
Hhanda be seated drapltr the help but bring Im provem ent. The dog
Alien» enjoying ben efits o f our
Preee-Mng the talk by Mr Drew-
opinion o f ih r city attornry and axtsu l to w hich II will go la Ihe
governm ent shall also bear arms
1 In the national defense.
called a tten tion | o th e fact that 'o n ly qutatian. bul spring business ner officers w ere elected
appear«
to
be
on
s
very
sound
hr end all other r-ouncllmen had
D eportation of all aliens who do
The com m unity may have
M r-
l i a I t llliam a D ies
alw ays acquiesced In aalre Io Ihe foundation.'*
been som ew hat startled bv the
not becom e good Am erican citi­
The fiutstauding feature of Ihe
Funeral services were held here
zens.
d t y by m em ber» of the council
first Issue In tabloid form of
lie aald that all m ember* of the post tw o wm-ks has been the re­ Sunday for .Mis Eva W illiam s of
Paym ent o f war debts without
C ottage G rove's L ittle Home
council w en therefore as Inellgl sponse to alight advan ces In price Culp Creek, who died Thursday
further postponem ent or reduction
N ew spaper,
bul
compliment.»
by
Un-
Pondaroaa
pine
m
ills
W
hen
nlghl
lle
v
I
G
Shaw
o
fficiated
blr aa Hhanda N o aale to the city
have been about 9 to 1.
E lim ination o f subversive influ­
by a councilm an has born the su b­ price fixing went by the board, and Interm ent w as In the A F A
ences from our in stitu tion s of
R eaders in particular have
ject o f dlapute, liul Ihe c ity a llot I’oridnrnsa m ills issued new lists A. M.-I. O. O, F. cem etery
learning.
expressed their appreciation of
Mrs. W illiam » w as born May 1.
ney ruled lh a l C ouncilm an Itrund which upped quotation« from $1 to
the
greater
convenien ce
In
P artisan politics to be kept out
o f veterans' affairs.
waa c o n e d , although the law on $2 th e thousand and have been 1887. at C anyonville, and w as aged
han dling the sm aller pages and
Istoklng
business
at
Ihe
advanced
87
years
She
w
as
a
m
em
ber
of
lh al |a>lnt m ay be unw ise
there Isn't the least doubt that
E lim ination o f traffic hazards or.
The m ills m ade It clear Ihe C hristian church and cam»
B n in d ’s m otion waa aoconded by prices.
public highw ays.
typograph ical appearance has
H elllw ell w ho la in voted against (hat they do nol expect a slash here from R ogu e R iver In 1912.
been greatly Improved
Ihe m otion after Hhanda culled 111 prices and that they believe the She 1» survived by seven children
M any com m ents have com e
upon for a statem en t,
aald
he m arket Is im proving For the week Mrs Agnes P atterson, G rants Pass:
from those outside the com m u­
ended
Decem
ber
29
th
ese
m
ills
Ernest Sm ith, Monroe; A lfred Wll
denied any rcsponalhilllv for the
nity. The on e The S en tin el ap-
Lllllo
am ount I n dlapute Ilia -«plan» booked business that w as 302 per ham s. Culp Creek; Mr»
preclatea m ost 1.« from one The
Janine liort-na. David W illiam s,
linn w a a that although I d a nam e cent over production.
Sen tin el often has met in cor­
There Is a gratifyin g dem and for C ottage Grove; Ray W illiam s nnd
appeared on Ihe contract, he real­
dial editorial com bat, Claudius
fir »Ido cut. w hich has beer*, steady M i»
ly had no Internal In II
H elen Satterfield
Junction
E clair Ingalls. Corvallis G axette-
Mr- l.lllle McBride, P ort­ Tlm rs. recognized as one o f the
The l il y a t t o n o y ruled lh a l. a> If not large i>ry No. 1 com m on City
dlm
cm
.lon
c
lo
ck
s
ace
becom
ing
de­
land, Mr» Sarah Chase O akland.
lh<- law »ay« a count lim an serve«
k eenest editorial w riters o f the
A rrangem ents have been com ­
"Until hla aucceaaor la elected anti pleted and m any m ills report a C a l. ind Calc Corder. G rants P ass
sla te. R is here reprinted in
pleted for holding here one of the
-hoi la g s In V (5. flooring. Il 1« si«- su rviving sisters and brother.
qualified
E It Wo «8 will ,
part
president’s birthday parties that
m ain as councilm an f r o m the first believed lh al shopper» are going to
"I w as really »hocked at th e
will be held again th is year in
have a difficult tim e In picking tip
ward unlit regularly displaced
six.
o
f
The
Sentinel
th
is
week.
thousands of com m u nities o f the
bar gains.
M em bership on (he council re
Anil
yet.
I
can
easily
under­
country.
The date is W ednesday
The larg.-i allotm en ts o f hours
m ains aa before. M ayor Cham bers
January 30.
stand the reason for II.
We
Councilm an H elllw ell and Council for the fir mill» »(III leaves the
This year 70 per cent of th e net
doubt If anyone would g iv e the
man Ism slng
w hoa- tr rm s
ex m ills und* ■ capacity, which has a
receipts will be left In the hands
tow n as good a paper as you
plred, having been reelected R e Steadying Influence upon prices.
have been givin g it.
Alavhe
of a local com m ittee for disburse­
The only fly In the ointm ent
An «.pen m eeting of
W iliam
■ order llreeae w as also reelected
that's th e trouble. There Is such
ment In com bating in fan tile par­
The only ch an ge will he In Ihe o f­ mc * nii to be th«. ne«d of tim ber • lie itiu ncil A m erican Is-glnn, will
alysis.
a
th
in
g
a
s
a
paper
being
ahead
fice of city
treasurer,
Herbert bn-,Inrsa which Is necessary to fir b- hr Id -I the armory* W ednesday
o
f
the
tow
n
nnd
I
have
alw
ays
T ick ets for the party, to be held
operators,
anti
there
may
be
»omc
v e ilin g
D epartm ent and d latu ct
Rakln having retired W orth H si
thought The Sen tin el such a
at the arm ory, will hr- 50 cen ts for
Vey, elected to that position by the c u llin g In price» io g e t'H ila etnas olflr-i rs will be present and will
paper. H ow ever, your new m ake
m en and 15 cen ts for wom en. A
o f bus I lies»
explain points In (he Legion's na­
write-in m ethod, dill not appear Io
up is very attractive and show s
president s party radio program
t i o n a l pm gram . particularly its at-
■tuallfy l a t e r he snltl he had no!
will be received.
keen new spaper un derstanding
tllu d i toward [laym ent of adjust-
’»•«•Il notified of his election.
and
experlen.-e.
1
hope
you
find
R epeating the plans that worked
e l .»t-rvhe certificates. The public
All city em ployee w ere
reap-
Il more profitable and that the
so w ell last year, no sm ok in g or
will lie welcom ed
polntr-rl, -ill at Ihe reduced
al
tim e will soon com e w hen Its
drinking w ill be perm itted on the
\ lovered ill h dinner for Legion
Mile» that have prevailed for aev
old size can be restored. In any
m ain floor o f the arm ory and no
anil auxiliary tnenihers and out of
••ml year» No advan tage w as tnk
even t, do not cut out the news­
men will be perm itted to en ter the
T he old and the new In gobi c ity gu<-ts will precede the m eet­
on o f Increased budget allow ances
paper's
soul
Its
in
terestin
g
and
ing.
hallw ay lending to the wom en's
rile ch ief of p o lio w in Instruct minim- niin-lilnery is (o lie lllu
sane
editorial».
Regards."
rest
room, a com m ittee of a dozen
• d to su rvey .blew ilk- o f city, triiterl In two stam p mill» being
will be In ch arge o f the hall and
Come» from a Portland rend-
give properly owner.» notice to re shlpiii-d 10 Pniilanrl lid s w eek fur
r expression of doubt as to
see that the rules are observed.
pair d efective walk» and serve no­ exhibition purposes.
wlsdivn o f the change, o f which
One. a m iniature repllcn of th e
tice upon jaich property owner»
Ihe follow in g Is pari;
w as
con
Cottage G rove high school de-
that the r llv will mil he rc»|K>n»|. ■ ■Id lim e stam p mill,
'Encloaed find P. O. order to
hie for dam age to person nr prop­ -Il n e t-,I by Andy N elson ami has feuterl Lowell In a basketball gam e
|iay for Sentinel for another
erly caused by »uch defective been exhibited here several tlmee. played Tuesdn.v night at Loa ell.
11
Is
1
1
11
exact
duplicate
of
m
uchin
w alks
th e score being 40-15
year. Be 11 large or sm all, I'll
G am e sum m ary:
An ordinance waa adopt cd for ery lh al Is still being used In Ihe
not go hack on a C ottage Grove
Itoheuiln
m
ining
district.
C ottage G rove
Lowell
constructlnn o f tin feet o f main
paper. It's a new sy little sheet
C ottage G rove m ay get a $5.000
The other, a m iniature of the I-' " V
sew er on south Heventh street
f
2. - ,1 m-
Lour H
club hou s as the result
The sam e am ount o f hom e new s
m odern hull mill that is replacing M lnney. 1 3 ------- f --------- 2, Kolliiis
of a national contest
in which
and of Ihe surrounding
dis­
the old-tim e slum p mill for red uc­ SI101I ridge, 6____ a _____
Pel/.-I
la n e county s c m s likely to be the
Mrs. O. K. ('rout- Dies.
tricts, Good editorials and the
ing ore. w as constructed bv Joe
'
eln.
2
g
7.
Isiw
snn
winner
for
being
the
best
organ­
Mrs Verona Crowe, w ife of O. Landess. It I» a du plicate of m a ­
frequent letter from Mr. Kern.
g _ .... _ 4 , Grnhniu
ized Four-H county o f the nation
E Crow«-, who rrrtlrerl M onday 11» chinery now going Into the m in­ « • lit . 14
"In
looking
the
paper
over
I
rim reson, 3
,_a_
Gray
County Club
Agent
K uehner
county com m issioner, died Tin-» ing district.
IJIJa, 2...... ....... .
am w ondering w h eth er eastern
favors sp littin g the prize money
riftV In E ugene follow ing
innjnr
Rolli Mr. N elson anil Mr. Ism - K e l l y _________
»
people
or
those
from
elsew
here
If won, betw een C ottage G rave and
nperntlon Sunday.
d ess hnvi* had m uch
experien ce
Junction City. Before the award
who had decided to go to Ore­
Mrs. Crow.- w as horn In Mlum- with m ining m achinery.
Mrs.
Dave
Markley
Dim.
will he made, Interested com m uni­
gon and to locate at C ottage
sotn May 14 1891, nnd «-am- Io
Mrs. Dave M arkley, old-tim e res­
ties m ust have pledged sites for
O regon In 1908, m arrying Mr-
G rove
would
ch an ge
their
I. <). O. F. H ave Ilom et-onilng.
ident
o
f
C
ottage
Grove,
died
D
e­
the club houses. A special m eeting
Crowe July 4. 1911 She had been
m inds when th ey looked this
The R ebekah and Odd
fellow
of the c ity council w as held Wed­
n ■ resident o f Eiigenw since 1924. lodges will hold Joint hom ecom ing cem ber 17 In Isis A ngeles. Funeral
little sh eet over.
services were held there. Sho w as
nesday night at which n site was
when Mr Crowe w-ns elected com ­ F riday evening. A program will bi­
"I hope w e m ay soon see a
a slster-ln-law o f Mrs. S. E. Mark-
pledged.
m issioner w h ile n resident o f l,o- given and refresh m en ts will
be ley o f th is city.
larger new s|iaper.
rane. There nre three
su rviving served. There will be no 8;3(l din
M RS JO SE P H BEST."
Mimeograph stencils Sentinel.
children, nil nt home.
ner a s previously announced.
A dvertisers M ake a N ew spaper.
Advertisers make a newspaper.
LUMBER OUTLOOK BEST
AT SEASON TOR TEARS
Lti it o r in i A d v e rsa ry
(Com plim ents
S entinel
PRESIDENT’S BIRTHDAY
PARTY IS ARRANGED
W illam e tte C o u n cil Is
T o M eet H ere
O kl und N ew Mills <io
O n E x h ib itio n
C. G. D efeats Lowell
F our-H C lub H ouse Is
In P ro sp ect H ere