The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, August 22, 1935, Image 4

The Cottage Grove sentinel., August 22, 1935, Page 4, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTH F » t X T t M IU Cnttacr ft»rovr Unitimi R«tÄ h:,«b*d H W K U B K R T B C D K . K4lt«w O u ta g e Grove un* now in dv uaud at low rates. A few years ago The Sentinel had P u b lis h e d K v er> T h u r s d o by C u tta « « an argum ent w ith that stalw art <ln»ve P u b lis h in g O u a iw n y Elbert IV.U PrwMeet wielder of pen and tyep w n ter. O. K lb e r t S m ith S e c re ta n M Kens, regarding financial affairs A f i r s t -eia«» p u b lt c a t iw e e te re d a t C o tta g e of Cottage Grove and how long It G ro v e as aec«Mi4 c l a * * m a tte r would take C ottage G rove to get T i l l b i f f i O ffic e a t Sft N - *< ‘t > out of debt Mr. K erns argum ent that It si •. v f S (C a s h ta ad va n c e» would take a long term o f years »0 SO Oae y e a r >'• M T h re e m o n th « for this to be accom plished w as S t* m o n th s so O ne m o n th based on the belief that the city F o re ig n r a t e ->0c y e a r a d d a to n a l could not continue to pay at the M e m b e r of ta te it had (raid the year previous X a t h m a l E d ito r ia l A s s o cia tio n O reg o n S ta te E 4 it » r t a l A s s o n a t a « Ore«vm » « » p a p e r C o n fere n c e Bill. W iley and Ben— No n»ajer catastrophe suffered by any section o f the U nited States has caused the nation-w ide m ourn ing that has follow ed the untim ely death of W ill R ogers and W iley Post. Although the tw o were given to gadding about th e world, they al w ays seem ed close to each of us because their nam es alw ays were in the papers, because they were alw ays doing the th in g s we would ourselves like to do. because they w ere such hum an characters. They were the kind of notables w ho would have sm iled and patted on the head the street urchin who had called them by their first names. Rogers in particular had free access to the hearts of the people through his hom ely philosophy and native w it that appeared in hts daily letter in the new spapers. “All I know is w h at I read in the newspapers," w as one o f his oft- repeated w isecracks. But he knew m uch more than he ever saw in new spapers D eath often com es when least e x pected. w hen there seem s not the least reason for it. W iley had tw ice encircled the globe. R ogers had returned safely from m uch more dangerous trips than the 500-mile hop th at ended fatally. They were riding a plane that w as supposed to have everything that m odern science could provide Both had flow n in cra fts far less trustw orthy. But an engine m is fired. there w as a crash, then silence. ly. He will be pleased to learn. If he hasn't already inform ed h im self of the fact, that the city has continued all paym ents In the sam e ratio as at that tim e, except that Interest paym ents have b e e n reduced The Sen tin el said that tf pay m ents were continued In the ratio as paym ents then being m ade for principal and interest the city would be out o f debt in 10 years. That m ust have been about five years ago. P aym en ts w ill not be in the sam e proportion a s at that tim e, because m oney saved tn interest paym ents is not being used to pay principal, but in five years from now. at the present rate o f paym ent, the city's indebtedness will not be large enough to worry anyone and we ll be looking forward to the tim e we can im itate Jun ction City and hold a bonfire and jam boree Freezing and unfreezing humans— W hat a nation w e are tor freak and fan tastic th in gs w as never bet ter Illustrated th an by the offers of 200 or m ore persons w ho proclaim them selves ready to be the hum ans to prove that a C alifornian can freeze a hum an body and bring It back to life. The C alifornian, w ho has been declared a pseudo-physician amt a violator o f m edical laws, and who may uot even be a scien tist, has declared that he has frozen anim als and brought them back to life and believes that by th is m ethod such diseases as tuberculosis may be cured. O f course the cure w ill not be com plete un less th e patient recov ers. In the process a sp ecial treat m ent provides again st d isin tegra tion of the delicate brain cells. This special treatm ent would appear un necessary for those w ho volunteer to undergo th e treatm ent. Anyway, w e su ggest th a t before the process be given approval, the reviving portion o f the process be tried on som e of the big bankers. If they can be warm ed up again and their hearts started to func tioning, w e’re w illing to adm it that a great discovery has been made. R ogers and P ost would be with us no more. T heir funerals w ere sim ple, em blem atic of their own ideas of life • • • In our own county o f Lane we have said good bye to Ber. K eeney, who had been county assessor for so m any years that m em ory runs hardly to th e contrary. H e w ent hom e from his duties In h is usual cheerful spirit to m ingle w ith his flow ers. W ithout w arning the old pow er plant ceased and Ben w as gone, never m ore to M OSBY C R E E K , greet his m ultitude o f friends, never Aug. 19.--Mrs. Bill R lssue has m ore to enter a political contro received a telegram from Brook versy or to tenderly nurse som e field. Pa., sayin g that her brother. Charles Porter, had died. new bloom. Mr. and Mrs. M cR eynolds and For his last rites his friends hum an and floral, w ere there In a son and Jean Mooney of Oakland, Cal., spent last w eek at the Butte m ultitude. Mooney hom e. • • • Mr and Mrs. Roy K ennedy vis W e have nothing to do w ith our ited Sun. at th e Vern H eh ey home com in g into the world, and know at Creswell. nothing about when and how we « Chub and R osem ary F razee of shall leave. P rineville spent Sun. and Mon. at W e escape great perils and the the Fred F razee hom e. The Blue ML literary netted end m ay com e in seem in g security $3.55 on their ice cream and cake from harm. Fri. night. • The G len Llnebaugh fam ily and M argaret and B ertha C astle spent Junction City out of debt— the w eek end at Em pire and other Junction City has just held a coast cities. Jubilee and burned the last evi Dorothy F razee spent th e week dence o f bonded indebtedness. end at Culp Creek at th e Pleuard The Lane county c ity is gettin g home. A fire broke out on C avanaugh a lot o f favorable publicity because o f being one of the first, if not the hill Fri. but w as put under con first and only, O regon City to clean trol by a CCC crew before It had done any dam age. up bonded Indebtedness Jun ction City is to be congratu Loose L eaf Binders. SentlnsL lated. and if every city, school dis Incom e T ax R ecords. Sentinel. tr ic t and county of th e nation were 100% coverage. T he Sentinel. out o f debt, we should m ove along T ypew riters for r e n t S en tlrel. rapidly to ringside sea ts at that fam ous corner around w hich pros perity is expected to appear. The exam ple of Junction C ity Is one toward which every city, school d istrict and county in the state i s ' striving. And bonded and w arrant indebt ed n ess is being cut dow n rapidly. A lso no new indebtedness is be in g Incurred. O regon m un icipalities have learn ed their lesson and are profiting by i t B ecau se bonded debts are being so rapidly reduced m ay be the r e a -, son for the low Interest rates at w h ich m oney m ay now be secured B onds offered by such cities as YOUR CHILD NEEDS MILK Joy for Rheumatics D o n ’t let sh ootin g, »tabbing pain» if R h eu m atism . N euralgia, or Neu- t t is m ak e life a m isery. Get quick • lie f w ith W illiam s RUJC. Com- » u n d . a d octor’s prescription rhlch ha» been a blessin g to many. W illiam s R.UJC Compound con- alns ingred ient» w h ich n r- am ong he fe w ch em ical» th at authority ecogn ize a s b en eficial for these aln s, and It ha» been especially repared to bring qu ick relief, of- •n w ith in 48 hour». S e e the K 'lly »rug Store tod ay for your bottle f W illiam » R .U .X . Compound [oney back If th e fir»t bottle does ot sa tisfy . Growing chiblren need the nourishing, body - building foods a n d minerals which are abundant in milk. Be sure that the milk they drink is the bent. Use Pasteurized G ra d e A M ilk Get Dairy Productj J. S. Powell Dairy Phone 186-R 505 Fifth ♦ — — — — — ™ T » H l ■ M IT « . <T»TTTU « I I M ' « . — t — This W eek SAVE HERE NOW! Buy all you need at this final Summer Clearance Sale— these bargains are the real thing! Sale of Sheer Fabrics INOLUDINO V oiles AND D im ity Print Dresses 39c (uni 75c 25c and 29c VALUES 19 > d Aug. 20.- Mrs. Mary H aley, for m er resident, la v isitin g at the F C. F ührer home. She will visit m any friends here before return ing to her h o m e in K lam ath Fails. The Fred P atten fam ily were Sun. even in g visitors at th e Lou M cKlbben hom e at Ia th a m . Mr and Mrs. Ivan Abeene m o tored to Veneta Sun. to bring home M rs F lorence Sm all and son W en dell. who will sta y on their farm near London. The H arvey Clark fam ily, ac com panied bv W inona Abeene, spent the week end at Florence. Mr and Mrs. Ed M eacham and son spent Sun. w ith Mrs. N ancy McCoy. A pie social w as held at the He- e v e n in g Mrn’a Hammer I'nlona lUalr B<)lr |L \ I) atyl» <7e -your choice of a large rang'* of color» tunl pattern» All remaining I ’hiffnn Voile», a yard 25c 81x90 Rayon Slips 47c and 77c Sheets KjMtin *Ì<MÌ4R 1’iUr The*«' sheet« arc h c ä iii I« an. hem med at top and bottom and no starch filler. 73 € HEBRON. W ed IS U At UMPHREY Ô? MACKIN’S All lllO K N r U N l O K M K s Aug. 20. Mr. and Mra Joe l*re- mazzi. Joanne P re tu a u i and Mrs. Mary Sm ith, w ho had spent three days at Em pire returned Wed The Frank la«Blue fam ily of Hebron w ere with them Mrs Jean laing o f C.G w as a guest Tues. even in g of last week of Mra C. R. Trent The Albert Tonal« fam ily of Pass creek canyon sp en t Sun. at the L ouie Prem azzi home Mrs. Mary W llllan o f Culp Creek, who had spent last week at Oak land with relatives. Is visitin g th is week with a son. John W llllan. The tatnd threshing m achine of C reswell threshed In th e neighbor hood last week. Mr and Mra G eorge F oster and soil were visitors at the Frank Gilbert and Arthur hom es near ls> ran« Sun N orm an Mywrs of D elight valley spent tw o days of last week with Philip Lake. Mr and Mrs C, R. Trent and daughter visited one afternoon last week w ith Mr. and M ra T. J. Clark at Hebron. Mrs. R. B. Dixon and daughter D oris spent Thura. tn C.G. with Mra Jesse Danney. D arw in M artin and a friend of E ugeue and Mra Richard Martin of W alden w ere callers Sun a fter noon at the C. R. Trent home The Addison Heath fam ily of H e bron visited Sun. evening with Mr and Mrs J W Fisher Mrs. Tom W illiam s and son of Hebron spent Sun. even in g at the Joe Prem azzi home. Mt and M ra D L Miller and son R aym ond of Mount View were gu ests Sun afternoon of Mr and M ra H enry L aka The L. E Baldwin fam ily visited Sun afternoon with Mr. and Mrs Rudy Baxa up Row river. Mr and Mrs C. R. T rent and daughter visited Sun. even in g with M r. and M rs. W a l t e r B a b b In C l ) T h « D e lb e r t B ro w n fam ily of M cK enzie Bridge spent Sun. a fter noon with Mra Brown's parents. Mr and Mra. S. P Shortrldge. The H C T aylor fam ily cam ped o u t o v e r n ig h t W ed . In Bohemia- Mr and Mrs. R ay Spencer and .lau ghter Janet o f D ouglas. Ariz.. w ere w eek-end gu e sts of Mr. am , Mrs. G B Arnest. Mr Spencer who Is a chem ist teacher, is at the session of O regon university. Mrs. R. C. NrNew and Mrs. Linnie V iolette entertained w ith a farew ell show er at the M cNew hom e Fri. ifternoon. honoring Mrs W. J Mills. Mrs. M cNew'» m other, who Is leaving soon to again m ake her hom e in T ennessee. c h u rch II. ♦ I N e a rb y N ew s I j » h ro n M u te t Towel Bargains 15x30 size 7»/ac 22x44 size 17c caci D ouble Bed C o tto n B lankets llriMtd« J «»il» I'ajam M Mi’ft'l alam Hovn* aigra A7c «*»• 59c each plaid p attern , pink, blue, gold orchid E a rl A T TH E Women '■ Hosiery ARCADE Cotton H osiery #e pair full Pure Silk, UmphreyfeMackin fashioned, pr 49c T he Store of Best Values SI 00 \a lu r M m » Itrniul« loth Orma shirt« Fast <<4«>r 77c Friday, Auffuat 23 SMART GIRL" a K ent T aylor Ida Lupin» Johnnon w as auctioneer and neat sum was netted. AM ATEU R N IG H T Clifford W illiam s win here from Klam ath Fall» vlaltlng hom e folk» Saturday, August 24 over the week end. Mr and Mr». Charlie T rent and PARADISE CANYON” «laughter of Thornton Corner» were John W ayne Tues. visitors at the Trum an fHark SUN , MON , AUGUST 25 26 E MZZ1 A New H e a rt T h r ill! M -Q -M 't ExctitnQ M uaicat Melodram a! home. The 4-H club» of poultry and sew ing had a sw im m ing party on the Trum an Clark place Tues, a f ternoon. Ice cream and c a k e were j enjoyed later a t the Ivan Abeene i home. The Oeo. and John Kebelbeck I fam ine« attended the C atholic plc- I nlc at Layng's grove Sun. Mr and Mrs. II. H. H opper and tw o »on» of H alsey visited Snt. at the Richard G arm an home. Mr and Mrs Trum an Clark and I son» attended th e Odd F ellow s pic nic a t the V eatch picnic grounds I Sun. Ivan Abeene 1« caring for Kay W atkins' garage In C.G. w hllo Mr, and Mrs. W atkins and »on are on , i heir vacation In K entucky. IX) B A N E Aug. 20. —T h e W. H. M itchell fam ily spent several day« last week at Yachats. Mr«. I,. C. H eren deen kept »tore while th ey were gone. •w ith Clarence Earl» of P ow ers visited the latter part of the week at the FRANCHOT TONE E. M. Dunn home. Mrs, E arls and ^ M o y Robton daughter N adine, who had been visitin g here tw o w eeks, accom panied him hom e. Ml»» B ln o m Dunn 1» «pending Tue»., Wed., A ugust 27-28 tw o w eeks with a sister, Mrs. Clar ence E arls, at Pow ers BREAK OF HEARTS' The Clark C offelt faintly and K atherine H cphum , Ubarle» Boyer I Floyd C offelt attended a picnic at __ _. . , „ Thursday, A ugust 2» 'IN CALIENTE ’ Dolores Del Rio daughter» W innie and Fern and H elen Dunn atten ded the 4-H club fair In C O . B at Farm er» In th is com m unity are threshing grain. Ed Will»' m achine le doing the work Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sm ith spent Sun w ith the Ha rills Dudley fam ily at Dorena. Mr and Mrs A. It K ing and non« Lloyd and Carl »pent Hun at the c o a s t A Sunday school picnic was held Hun. at the picnic grounds w est of x i r a n e . H u n C hristian E ndeavor has lie. started at the ehurch after bell <llecoritlnu«-d during the »unitni It meet» nt 7 30 Mr and Mr». lA w ren ce Bros and Mr. and Mr». Clifford W llllar attended the funeral of Hen Keeney, their undo. In Eugene ft A school m eeting w ill be held the grade school Mon night, At 28, to elect a director In place Chas. M itchell, resigned. Th» II A. M itchell fam ily visited the J. N Hkelton fam ily at Irving . Irish’s Meat Market F resh G ro u n d Beef ... 12J4c lb. Beef R o a s t......................... 12c lb. W ith 10 oz. Package of N oodles Free Beef B o il.....................................8c lb. B ulk S h o rte n in g .4 lhs. fo r 45c D ill P ic k le s...............................10c q t. Scottsburg Hun. A , lght , ro„t wrlR rBportid Home part» of the valley Fri. morn Pat O’Brien ,n<L Mr». O. W. P erry and daughter Cleone, Mr«. W. L. Lohrey and S w eet P ic k le s.......................... 15c pt.