The Cottage Grove sentinel., March 21, 1935, Page 4, Image 4

PAG K FO U R
T ll t ’ItsIlAY, MAIUÌI 11. IHM.
l’ nttaur <’*»rovf ^rutilili
d oing th a t w hich w ould g«*t th em
p a r t or w h a t th e y w ant o r by fol
Ratabli»h«<l 14«o
low ing th e ir e x ac t w ish es w hen
K L I1 K K T m e n u
K «U bf
l ' u W i * M E very T h u rs d ay by Cotta««
(I dug so w ould g et th em no p a rt
O r» » « Publiafcin« Company
of w h a t th e y w a n t?
Itlb x M Uede
P ro a U a n i
'r h * r,'‘ a " * » « «Ivan th e people
S l b e r l S m ith
to enable then« to take from of
A ftr a i claaa p u b lic a tlo a catered at t\»<
o r* n o « ife *
*‘' r o a ,,**“ nc'
ta«e lir o v e aa aeeoad elaaa m a tte r
B uU aeaa O ffic e at 9 3 X a rth S U U S tre e t o r n o n f e a s a n c e In office. In thia
« a m p a lg n It w aa claim ed th n t th e
S t H S C K im O M K A TR S
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v o te rs should be ab le to
recall
(O«aA
ta a d 'a a e e , )
Oam , * < r _
It 50 I D irs' month. 90 SO th e ir o ffic e rs a t a n y tim e for a n y
KU month*
SO I this ueaih
0 t 3 c au se. I>o th e re su lts prove th a t
P*orei«n rate 50» y ea r w id ltio n a l
th e people w a n t th e re c a ll Io he
M em ber of
used In th a t m a n n e r ? If so a n d
N a tio n a l E d ito ria l A aaoeU t|«n
th a t m ay be a re aso n a b le
wish.
O re«oa State E d ito ria l AaaoO alioa
O r« «on New spaper C o afereaae
c iiti.n itK N t o \ k i > h i m
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There
is something that
we ad
m ire
about
th ,
«1
th ”
c h a rg e s
U so m eth in g X
X
Z l i n ’X
af“
X
n ’ oi ,
little ones, w ho n e v er m ak e
a
m is ta k e in w h e re th e y place th e ir
tr u s t.
T h e re passed fro m th e life of
C o tta g e G rove d u rin g
th e
p a st
w eek one w ho w as h ig h ly re g a rd
ed c o by
a - th e «. tots.
«
,
D ld n t he fix th e ir
sw im m ing
tu b a s fo r th e m ? D ld n t
he
fix
th e ir w agons for th e m ? Did he
e v er re fu se to do aom e odd Job
t h a t w ould m a k e a c h .ld ish h e a r t
M arch 19 F ra n c is
¡to rn
w as
ta k e n to th e Eugene ho ep ltal F rl
^a> w ith a aevere c ase o f lary n -
KitH II«« 1« re p o rte d a« recover»
«•»l»i»vtortly
* ,,d IC,‘" H o h n ia n . «tu
<Pr‘.ng va allo t. wRh th e ir ¡ m r e n ti
Mt and Mr» G e o rg e llo h .n a n
M r. f o r a H llen ta n re tu rn e d to
h e r hom e In V ancouver,
W ash
M onday a f te r
sp e n d in g
se v e ra l
w,,,-ks v isitin g relativ es her«'
, ' ,r a ,u * Mrs. Lee J e n n in g s sp en t
?,U,,diY
, h * h o m ’ ,,f » nephew ,
‘ ^ « n b .lv n ‘ H .‘^ h t"*of a J ? V *
Tim e to Re-tire
A’/zy and Ride
I " ” 1’
" I " ' 1'
th e
>'
'a g e
.u ,d
a g a in s t M erriam , o r did '*/ '»nklntid
T
a n X
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F ran k
More Non Skid Block«
Flutter Thicker Trend
S ta n le y
X
Wider Riding Rib«
and
Ooat No More
GOOD- YEAR I'/RES
» «1 . w ere c a lle rs In
-
‘ - M '- r . l y ^ „ ^ ‘‘n ^ e ? ^
oh
Good- Year Tires
??
d ,f n c u ,‘ “ >»" a rriv e d M ondav to spend
e v e r to get u p sta n d in g
m en to v a c a tio n w ith h e r p a re n ts 3
seek public o ffice ?
Mrs. C. H lla lg h t.
H id th e m a jo rity of th o a s w ho
M r a n d M rs W A W itc h e r of
th e love of c h ild re n
h«
l>RI4<*IIT VAI.I.KY,
^ v
Nelson Motor Co.
d ecision on a n U s u . a . Im p o rta n t . „ d sp e n t t h . d a v .1 th e horns of
a s th a t in T u e s d a y 's e le ctio n *
M rs s.««rs' sis te r M rs
fn s h a ll
C olu m n s of T h e S e n tin e l
a re a n d Mrs. Ip h a K nox T h e o c raslo n
open to th o se w ho w ish to tr y to w aa M rs C n s h a lt's a n n iv e rs a ry
a n s w e r one o r m ore of th e se <|ues
R u th H 'h m a n of VI o f o . sp en t
Bohemia
tlona.
! th e w eek e n d a t h e r hom e.
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T he la tw re n c s B ro w n fam ily and
C o m m issio n e r B e n n e tt o f P o rt S! r ' L C<X*
S u n d ay
ia n d re tu r n in g fro m a ta u n t to »
hr
A B ro w n hom e In
W a sh in g to n , o ste n sib ly o n
bust ^ " ’ «U m M w „
,
,
h
«« .u
» Mr
tia ro ld W o lfo rd a n d «on
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se n a te w llh o n |y „ o f M „«em bers E * ^ “ " d
“ « «»•> <•»
p re se n t s n d o f the' house w ith only S t Nl’x o T
h o m
' e ' < > H s. T l l C S e n t i n e l ,
Days—April 36 and 27
BENNETTS RELAY STATION
A
.
.»rintshop in a coining nietrop-
h a p p y ? D ld n t h e a lw ay s g re et 30 o f 43.1 m em ber» . p p re
Mr
re sen
sen t t E
E vl
vi
s , r s n d M rs M elvin P a u l a n d
th em c h e e rily .
d e i.tly th e P o rtla n d c o m m issio n e r ’o n ,i<‘no «’» C e n tra l n e lghhorh«><>d
A nd it w as a n a ffe c tio n o f re- w as n t m uch of a d ra w in g c ard
"p*’n ‘ S l‘nd«v w ith M rs
P a u l's
s p e c t E v ery o n e else called him
_____________ .
p a re n ts. Mr
and
M rs
C. II
“F a t." b u t th e c h ild re n called him
A w a r like th a t In w hich H uey
T h e S o c ia l N e ig h b o r « c lu b n ie t
“M iste r H a rrel.
Ix tn - a n d G e n era l Jo h n s o n a r e en-
n t th e h o m e o f M rs W ils o n H o w
N ot a big b u sin ess m a n m aybe, gag ed Is th e k in d we like because , „ 1 W e d n e s d a y o f l a s t « .■ » « .
Not a law giver. B ut he waa a lw a y s th e c o m b a ta n ts a re not try in g to fin ish ed tw o o u llts for th è W C
re a d y to do his p a r t os c ity coun- borro w a n y m oney from us a n d T I hom e nt C o r v a llis A potluck
YOU ARE TO BLAME FOR THE HIOH PRICES
c llm an , aa a m em b e r o f th e band, b e ca u se th e r e la no d a n g e r of d in n e r w as en ln v ed al noon
o r w h e re v e r w as w a n ted tim e he fa ta litie s,
T h e J a m e s B em en t fnnillv left
YOU PAY FOR GASOLINE»
h a d to give.
last w eek
fo r
K la m a th
Falls.
O u tsid e o f th a t h e w aa c o n te n t
M ussolini la d isa p p o in te d w ith w>l''re th e y expect to m a k e th e ir
w ith a hom e in w h ich love a n d th e fa llin g b irth r a le In Italy . He h o m *‘
In a recent survey in Cleveland it was shown that al­
c o m fo rt w ere, a n d w ith th e m an i- t i n c o n sc rip t eig h t year-old chll
though the 520 company owned service station* sold fifty
Hut. cn • n •
fold frie n d s h ip s o f old a n d young, d re n fo r h is a rm y , b u t v v ld en tlj
tw million gallons of gasoline in one ,e a r it cost them
Inclini» n w
v 1 Sr » n l
T h e d a y a f te r “ F a t" cam e hom e he c a n 't m a k e m o th e rs p ru d u c
l»'zj
cenU per gullon to sell it!
M
im
eograph
ste
n
cils.
S
entinel.
fro n t th e h o sp ita l th e tittle to ts of th em .
th e n e ig h b o rh o o d p u t In a dim e
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Despite the lower prices thnt prevail in Ohio and
a p iece a n d b o u g h t him a bouquet.
W iley P o st fo und d u st In th e
such heavy selling costs the company stations are still
A nd th e Idea w a s th e irs. H ow m o to rs of his s tra to s p h e re plane
m a n y o f us w ould lik e to feel th a t
r his firs t flig h t. M aybe h'
m.tkiiic a profit I The price here is far higher than in
we sh o u ld h a v e a tte n tio n such a s r i n *n ,° a s tr a tu m o f s t a r d u st.
other sections.
t h a t a s we a p p ro a c h e d th e p o rta ls
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o f th e m y sterio u s beyond!
C o n g ress h a s done
so
m any
BRING DOWN GASOLINE PRICES BY
Most of us w ould be c o n te n t if
lo th c «“ » » B tu tlo n t h a t w. d
Sleep Sound AU Hi ht
TRADING
WITH YOUR HOME OWNED
w* fe lt c e r ta in t h a t w h en we q u it lice to intiu ;re how m an y o f the
INDEPENDENT STATION.
th e s tru g g le h e re th o se w ho kn ew le n ‘-«“ •n a n d m e n te a re left.
R e p e a te d ly out sellin g all o th e r
U9 h e re w ould sa y t h a t we h a d
cough m edicines Is B u c k le y 's Mix
KE.M IS M IS lM iE K S T G O D
tu re (trip le a c tin g )
now m ade
th e love o f little c h ild ren .
,
i .i »
.1
. .
T o th e E d ito r
F ollow ing th e nm l sold In th e U. 3 A. a bless-
tx«vel L. H a rre l Is gone, but will c |o3 of m y la s t le tte r you a lle g e
livo long in th e m em o ry of th o se t h a t “Mr. K em h a s m isq u o te d Bu- lug (o th o u sa n d s.
T h e re 's n o th in g so sa fe a n d sure
now b u d d in g in to life.
Ja d a . Bill, . w ho , d id n 't
a d v o c a te | n tf«o w orld 3 o r 3 doses
In
Cottage Grove's Independent Service Station
p e n sio n s fo r
fo reig n e rs.
ex cep t s w e e te n e d hot w ater lust before
THE B B C A L L .
‘*’7 ’ w ho have co rn s to A m e ric a b e d tln o a n d m a n y a s u f f e r e r from
H o w ard S. M -rrla m h a s been re- owt ^ e e n ^ f i u r t r a t e d m“ i h ^ e ^ '- /
" ,r n n « l,n < c h o k in g A sth m a
has
called a s s ta te r e p re s e n ta tiv e by a for[a
Am erican
im oun relief a n d a good n ig h t's
decisive m a jo rity o f tho«e
w ho xens ”
£*** an<*
ha<*- °*<*- p e rsiste n t,
w en t to th e polls fo r th e sp ecial
1 did not sa y h e a d v o c a te d pen- ««¿"do'"» be’l l '^ . h 'g e t '« M) m i ' i
election T u esd ay , b u t now th a t th e slo n s fo r fo re ig n e rs o th e r
th a n [¡„ rk ie v 's
M ixture
’n t ’ r n
election is over, th e
q u e stio n Is. th o se In A m erica. In o rd e r to give G r „ Ve P h a rm a c y w ith th e nn |‘V
"W hat good ha« been
accom plish- y ° “ r r ' a d ' r s un o p p o rtu n ity
to s ta n d in g vou m ust get sa tls fe «Ion
I'r o 'ii .1 iiiu .ir« 1, 1‘ i'H to D e e i'in lie r 31 193-1.
ed. w h a t h a rm h a s
been
done.
,Oru “ ” 2 i f ,ve" 1 *»u “ te v e r ' or m oney b a rk
b
a
tim
w
h
a
t
Bill
said
a
n
d
th
e
n
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:________
_
_________________
_
T ax e s d e lin q u e n t J a n u a r y 1. 1934
w hat h a s been p ro v e d ? ”
H.W9.IMTM7
w h a t I said.
______
W a r r a n t fo r 1934 ta x e s
H e re a r e . . som
. e q . . u e stio n s
th a t
B ill sa id : "T o w n sen d
p ensions
-’Hl'» 113 91
C ollectio n s on d e lin q u e n t tax e s, J a n 1 to Dec. 31. 1931
a re su g g e ste d by th e a rg u m e n ts w ould go o nly to citizen s, b u t I
I f f 74
C ollections on c u r re n t roll, J a n . I to Dec 31. 1934
th a t w ere p re sen te d by th e tw o k n o w se v e ra l c ouples w ho h ave
1,21 >«.941 09
U npaid on c u r re n t roll, ItM -em ber 3t. 1934
sid es:
trie d to becom e c itize n s, a n d w ho
«"I 171 «3
T o ta l u n p a id tu x es D ecem b er 31, 1934
In a sm u c h a s only h a lf o f th e h a v e fa iled th ro u g h no fa u lt of
3.IA1.9OI Wrt
v o te rs w en t to th e polls, do w e ! h elrs, w ho a r e f a r m o re d eserv -
'A bove fig u re s Include S ta te a n d C ounty levy, S pecial School, U nion
k n o w w h a t th e o p in io n of a nia-
p e n sio n s fro m th e A oieri
nnd C o u n ty H igh Schools, S pecial C ities, F ire P a tro l, e tc )
J o n ty is on th e issu es o f th e cam - C3n g o v e rn m e n t th a n m a n y who
T o ta l w a r r a n ts o u ts ta n d in g J a n u a r y 1, 1934 ....................— . t » 171.27X80
nalgn’
* erc born het»-
C ash o n h a n d J a n u a r y 1. 1934
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43.717X2
. w
1 a ald: " You o bIed to th e plan
It
A m ount b u d g e te d fo r 1934 ..........................
claim ed t h a t M e r r ia m , b e ca u se It does n o t Include for-
790.08* 30
W a rra n t Issue, J a n . 1 to Dec. 31. 1934
failed to heed th e voice of a m a- e ig n e ra, b ecau se th e y a r e
m ore
•48* l u J7
jo r ity of v o ters of th e c o u n ty w hen w o rth y o f It th a n som e n a tiv e s
W a r r a n t Bond P rin c ip a l A In te r e s t
....
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h e failed to su p p o rt th e T ow nsend w ho w ould g e t it. If th is Is a rea-
S ta te ta x e s paid ___________ ___
IM .I1I 12
741,091 99
plan. In a sm u c h ax all th e e ffo rts »unable, Ju s t a n d w o rth y cau se
W a r r a n ts o u ts ta n d in g D e cem b er 31, 1934
—
132,M90 38
o f both side« w ere u n a v a ilin g in ,o r o b jec tio n , w hy n o t In sist th a t
C a sh on h a n d D ecem b er 31. 1934 ______
—.................
*4.43» 73
g e ttin g o u t a vote on th e tw o sides t h <-' Pb»n sh all Include all of th e
Bond« o u ts ta n d in g D e ce m b er 31, 1934 __
974.200 00
o f th e q u e sd o n . w, re th e T ow n-
» ^ 0 ^ * ; J ’p l o d ^
L A III >( C ounty C lerk.
s e n d e rs c o rre c t In sa y in g th a t a
, th ln k t h u m la U k e m ay Pbe
M r. M o to r is t:
BRONCHIAL
ASTHMA
Helliwell & Nelson
L " ,
J
’ ’'
m a jo rity
fa v o r
th e
T ow nsend
c a u »e 7
In th e o p inion of T h e S e n tin e l
a le g isla to r should r e p re s e n t th e
w ish es of th e m a jo rity in his dis-
tric t, b u t how is a le g isla to r to
o n ° : a’ u ^ t o
W‘' h T UP_
on a q u e stio n t h a t w as not a n
Issue in th e e lection a t w hich h e
■was e le c te d ? T h is Is p e rtin e n t to
M e rria m ’s case, fo r no le g isla to r
w a s a c a n d id a te upon th e T ow n-
se n d p lan . D oes th e fa c t th a t th e
vote T u e sd a y , both fo r a n d ag ain ,t
" 't ^ u m C
c o u n te d for, M r E d ito r. In e ith e r
one o f tw o w ays. E ith e r I failed
to p re s e n t my sa rc a s m In a com -
p re h e n siv e m a n n e r, o r
I
have
o v e re s tim a te d y o u r a b ility to com -
p r^ . n d . "a r c " Brn'
°
KEM '
K ern's e a p l a n a ^ n . 1 H e
8e. rns to be c o rre c t in his su rm ise
t h a t he o v erestim at« d T h e Sen-
tln e l's a b ility to c o m p re h e n d sa r-
casm .
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T H E R O G l'E .
,
l'-'l ‘»'" A’ |j' 1
ure even If enacted? In
*
NEW SPRING SUITS
Pure Virgin Wool Fabrics hand tailored at
$22 $24 and $29
C a ‘ n " “ „gbeetheC‘c ^ e n M o ,n nL T ng
which j Whr-re
eat to serving hie constituents, by I
n t ' s ”93” Hair Lotion into your
J x scalp every morning. In a
«•rrk your hair «»ill !•« softer, more
lustrous. In a month it will be far
more abundant, itrxnll
”93 * Hair l/ition re-
movea daiidrufl too!
Hoi-ue
o f th e c o u n ty prove th a t th e re is th a t It would Im prove sp o rt flsh-
n o t a m a jo r ity e ith e r fo r o r I ng a n d a tt r a c t to u rists, th e re b y
a g a in s t th e T o w nsend plan a n d th e r e tu r n to th e s ta te bein g m o re
t h a t a le g is la to r w a s ju stifie d In th a n th a t w as e arn e d by
th o se
u sin g h is b e st Ju d g m e n t?
w ho m ade a livelihood fo r th em -
W h en a le g isla to r w ish es to give •¡! |Ye ! a n d
fro m commei
th e p eo p le o f h is d is tr ic t w h a t ' c‘'L ,,
u
th
ev
w
ant
1»
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luutlflr.d
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ow
lf
'b
o
se
w
ho
w ere , he loud
n
th e y w a n t. Is he Ju stifie d ,n w ork- th e lr H ntm , h a t R w;M
f
Ing f o r a p la n w hich h e feel-, h a s th i n g to close th e riv e r '/III push
a c h a n c e o f a d o p tio n a n d of sue a bill th ro u g h th e next le g isla tu re
c essfu l o p e ra tio n r a th e r th a n for to k e ep th
r iv e r open Ils < n ,lr.'
a p la n w hich th e m a jo r ity of hl« len g th fo r sp o rtsm e n , re g a rd le s s n t
c o n s titu e n ts m ay w a n t b u t w hich bow m a n y com e from C a lifo rn ia,
he fuels c e r ta in Is d oom ed to fall I f i ' * re
g a rd le ...c
s s of "N o T respas«-
m
It» n a
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c a se w ould a le g is la to r com e n e ar-
Neiv Lustre ami
Healthier Hair
Combined Annual Report of the Clerk, Sheriff
and Treasurer of Lane County, Oregon
F A __________
IR PLAY _ S P O R T .
Your Homs Print Shop First.
Jejjoee ‘93
tta
If a ir L o tio n
5 0 c. s]-°°
NEW STETSON HAT'S
x$x5 $6.50
and
$tS
Kern’s for Drugs
ERIC MERRELL
T/,f R E X H E l. Store
Clothes fo r Men
SAVE with SAFETY at
'/he
DRUG STORE
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