O ver
U le
Kn I I re
S la t*
th e S en tin e l la K lu iw n
l'll(Me u t lim ile Should
Boost Such a l*a|Mir.
V O I .lX r XI.VI.
doiiaae (Broue Sentinel
< < » I~ IA < .K l . l t O V K , L A N K C O I N T Y . I I H N . I I N . T H U R S D A Y . O C T O B E R S I, 1338.
Grove, University
Hi to Meet Here
lly E l.B E R T B E D E
(W ritte n from legislative «sesión)
F O R O N E who Ilka« Io aludy
hum an nal ore attendance at a
legislative session la an Interesting
eapei lenco at tlmea an entertain
In« one.
• • •
O N E M IG H T T H IN K
(hat
« tte n d u iu r at ■•’»■Ion» would aoon
gro w old aa a form of entertain
me nt, but a fte r attending ovary
oraaion. regular and apodal, except
one since 19I&, I have found each
jUet aa interesting an thoaa that
have gone tsefora
s e e
1 I'H K H T O I1E a kind of
fiat uro not a |>artirularly
o rna­
m ental one aa reading clerk of
the house until the demócrata
garnered enough republican vote«
to give them a m a jo rity and decid­
ed that democrat« ought to have
th e jo b a
• a a
T H A T WAN F A IR E N O U G H
aa things go in política. The repub­
licana undoubtedly would do the
earn«? thing under the anme clr-
<*uinetan<r>». 1 have alwuya found
the greatest display on non (»artI
aanahlp to lw by th<a»e In a rnlnorl
ty. l*oa«ibly it would be u n fa ir to
•ay that m inorities aee norvpartl
aanahlp aa the only chance they
have to get any of the gravy,
(B y Journalism Hiudent.)
Cottage Grove'» annual
battle
w ith
University
hlgh'a
football
team w ill hr held Novem ber 1 at
2 30 on K e lly field laud vear the
y
two teame played a night game on
H ayw ard field, Eugene, the score
being <>-<>
The locale have an almost com­
pletely new line-up and ( ’oach O.
M Hag ley expects victory In spit»
of U niversity hlgh’a 190 pound lin e
In the Roseburg and University
high g a m . last week lloaeburg was
•
muhib !■«! w. N (M>««uurK wuB
victorious w ith a score <»f 13-7. Ac
cording to a number of Cottage
Grove boys who attended thl» game
the local» should win Friday.
Cottage Grove bit hdt stride In
the g a m . w ith Independence and
» > « •- «<> ...................... .«•
-be
tltle "F igh tin g Lions.0
Local Football Team
Wins Its First (iaine
Grove Scores One Touchdown
Againxt Independence
in Hurd Fought Oume
’ * *
das»
w an t n n y lh ln g out o f n . r u l u n g |
w a y . figure Rill In. And It Is not
of record that he ever failed to
keep his word
w hether for or
against a piece of legislation
• • a
J IM H A Z L E T T
Is another
senator who got the habit of com­
ing down here from a republican
county long before anyone
had
ever heard o f a dem ocratic land­
slide o r had any Idea what one
would look like
He h a ll, from
Hood R iver county, where he a l­
ways c a rrln . every precinct. H a s ­
le tt .ta rte d his services
In
the
house and he w a . so sensible, sane
and reaeonabls In all hki efforts
th a t It was several sessions before
I knew he was a democrat.
a re
E d ito rs ,
Jessie
G ru b b
Ie n student», accompanied by E .
O. Berg and !•’. K Nordhoff, mo-
lored to Corvallis
binadcast
..
, , to
w "
and II' me m .ur
.,15 ¿h®
T h . h i. ¿ « » I .
« « ’’•'ng
rtM> broadcast * « » s(x>n sored by
the F. F. A
Feature» of the program were
Accordlan s o I oh by C liffo rd M iner.
songs by a boys' double quartet,
harm onica solos by Ed Bauder, a
L“ ? L X . W llb !,,r “ T ’K ” 0,1 F F A
k
and A lberta Dickenson; girls' ac-
tlvltlee, l ’eggv llodges; hoys’ actl-
H a il,
aesem-
. vltles,
„
' Tom
. . -----
-- music, ---------
b«?*' " 1 d dr,a ",'a M arK ar’-' ^ “ *n:
office Vera P alm er; miscellaneous
lx$rothy Hatch.
F ifth period officer« are
Edl
torn. Fem e
Jon«« and
Evelyn
K lrehhofer, girl»' activities M ari*
an Sorensen; boys* activities. M ike !
M cKlbben; music, assemblies and I
dram a. E ffl«
Richardson;
o ffice'
Elm o;
miscellaneous.
. ’S 7 p * * ’ Bethel St.
M ildred Cellars.
T h e m em b er» o f th e hoy»’ double
fjuartet were
H enry W ynne and
W ilb u r Hoopes. second bass; E l­
mer M usin and W ayne
.Mackin.
first
C —
larke
■ i ba»s;
ui 2. Charles —
<eww and Ken-
Ed 'l llu d
d* H
*7.nO? “ n.d
Kd Bauder and Harold Boslaugh
flrnt tenor
— choir
------
The E ccle.la
of southern
C alifo rn ia w ill «In« at 8 o’clock
F rid a y night In the high
achool
gym na-ium under the auspices of
the Baptist Presbyterian, Christian
and Methodist churches of thta city.
Thia choir waa organized In 1930
and has u touring personnel of 19.
I t Is nationally know n for rendi­
tion o f sacred music. The choir
'»
la «»reeled
directed by Elton Menno rtoth
and w ill appear In costume o f gold
«.„x h e « n . a .- . i a
*
bronze satin,
N ° admission w ill be charged
^ut an
be taken
Soph Candidate
Wears Crown
Doris Absher. Eunice Edwards.
Douglas
Bracher.
Cecil
Safley.
_________
Joyce M Corm ack. P rg irv Savage.
M M.Hgar.t
a in im i I'etersert
Fern
Traes
Priemen.
Fern
Tracy
Carnival
Spirit
Prevails
and Kathleen
were in-
In
-------- _ Daugherty
» u g n e rty were
- troduced
-
- at the amcmbiy
- Tuesday at Annual A ffair Given
na Initiate« o f the N atio n al Honor ,
—. . _ .
, _
M ildred Lone frw .h m .» ......
by Kenneth
Shortrldge t y H » g h School Students
M U I. Jo J „ * f r r ,h .m an. and ’ Jo,‘ vice preiiident. The In itia te , were
M n d .r
entered
school ,„ r e n t e d w ith .y m b o l. of the ,o-
Prtm tpa. G r .n n l. went f.«hing
on the V n,p.|ua .Saturday and re-
ports "no lu c k '"
A aal.tant State Superintendent
/
E T ?'1* » - i? r m .r a u p .rln e .n -
dent Of Cottage Grove achooU, via-
. lied
. . . . here laat , week while n hh>
» » V to Itoseburg.
O en evlev.
McCullough,
senior,
"Pent the w e e k end In Portland v!»-’
King friends and relatives
,,ln * f ,l,- n d. and relatives
M ur,on N otvedt spent the
»"ch
I ” «•orvalll. w ith
her
p
a re n t-
I By Journalism Student.)
U u lfig h tin g and out m aneuvering
a heavier team for the g rru ter part
a a a
of th.- game. Cottage d ro ve high
A T A N Y R A T E I am thia echool won ID flm t g a m . of bl*»’
the
tim e in the senate, where there la season by defeating indeoendenci
a republican m ajo rity. Hut let It be h i - h
so
..
aaid to their credit that rny demo­ high school AO F rid a y on K elly
cratic frlrnda in the upper laxly
. »hP -O hlctw irnt F e rrln went to
th e first iierlod of the game was Eugene Saturday to meet h l. moth-
were among the first to aaaurc me
M is. W N F e rrln of Portland,
they would like to have me w ith played on even terms but In the
second period the Grovera put on a who wl1* ***** here a month or «1.
them during the aeaalon.
a e e
d rive wtoteh p ul them on th.- m
New class e d ito r, and d ep art-
T H E R E A R E d ifferent kinds vadrr • 30-yard line. A pas. from
ra» good
goon for
ror _
of democrat«, juat n« there are dif M rK Ibbvti lo T ra c y wa»
ferent kinds of republicana, and •0 yard .. On the next
Juat aa many d ifferent kinds of one le f t h a lf , to o k th e Im ll
aa of the other
T H R E E O F T H E F IR S T to
Indicate that
my services here
woukl be agreeable w ith them were
the old veteran from Raker, Sena­
tor Hill S trayer. who has been com
I ng down here for so long that the
republicans back In 111. district
have nearly
forgotten that
hr
registers a . a democrat. He hold,
the record for continuous service.
I believe, both lu n u n Included
ess
H IL I. SAYS that the reason
both democrats and
republicans
are an anxious to have him w rv e
Is liecau.e his lack of facial pul-
ohrltude hi so pronounced that his
con stituen t, need a b rief rest at
•east every other year.
• • •
A T A N Y R A T E those who
m eat head* were appointed Tue»-
_ In ju n io r _ Engllah
___
day
Journalism
clas»«* by Mie» M y r tle 'K e —
rn . ...
In
structor T hey are to have charge
of the news gathering for the sec
ond sin weeks period.
Offlcere In the
fourth
period
.
„
d5.'.‘i £ B’ *r' r r l? 7 *
corned the novltlateH and explained
L e i l t ^ ” f«rh?hel^T^hnU.<I’ h,J b y / he
« u ^ ^ e X m h l n 7nd
?e r h ‘ r '
I’”‘ d' r«hlp and w nrlee.
M lllerd M cFarland, fo rm e r hon-
or eoclety
---------- president,
_______ _ .poke
___ __ o f the
advantage,
sociely and
the
«dvantage. of
of the
the society
and the
hardship to continue living up lo
•**. standards set before the N a-
standards set before the N a-
“ « "» • honor society.
......................
C
liffo rd H ln e r played a selection
on his accordlan and
the
boys'
double quartet sang tw o numbers.
T he neophytes were Initiated at
Superintendent F e rrln '* home W ed-
nesday
F acu lty
members were
guest. Miss Florence Jenks » the
honor society advisor
<By Journalism Student.)
-
_____
The crowning
of the queen.
M aryjane Sm ith, sophomore, by H.
w - bom bard, repreaentatlve o f the
chttmb* r of commerce, a t the an-
nua, hj . gch<xjl
’ y
F rid a v
n i.4rg cd the ci,n ia.
, ,in . »nd
n ia r* cd ,he clim ax o f a close and
tx c lt' nK contest among the
four
class candidates.
The
ceremony
,<x>k place in the gym nasium gayly
,<x>k place in the gym nasium gayly
decorated In school colors and be-
^‘,r* a Frass upholstered throne In
« setting o f autum n leaves,
Ladies In w a itin g were the de-
feated candidates. Florence Spies,
B illie Sm ith and
Jean
Savage
Lords In w aiting were Ed Bauder
„ udent body president. Allan F er-
rln and Dale Bennett. En tertain ers
were Jackie M orton, tap
dancer
and M yrtle K lrch o ffer. a c ro b a t
A program preceding the crow n­
ing ceremony was opened by a
double quartet of boys who sang.
Fou r crops of a lfa lfa In one year Old Black Joe" and The B e ll, of
without Irrig a tio n to the
record 31
f the
St. M
M ary«."
arys.” The
The members
members o of
the
made by 8. P Shortrldge o f T ho rn - «J’0 ’»»’ were H »rold Boslaugh. Ed
inn
— — la « Bauder. Charles
rk . Kenneth
ton Corners. -»*u-
T he a-a*.
to U l crop
vnaries C c la
larg.
Kenneth
tons fio m one acre. T he v a rie ty 1«‘ Shortrldge. W ayne M ackin. Henry
G
r rim
r m . . _
W
y
n
n
e
,
W ilb u r Hoops and E lm er
This many crop. In one year Mason. Jackie M orton entertained
without Irrigation Is
rem arkable the audience w ith a toe dance and
because of the fact that the sum­ a m ilita ry tap dance. M axine Coch­
ran played a g u itar and sang two
m er was unusually d ry and hot.
numbers. An im itatio n
o f Zasu
( hrlstlan F .n droio r Installs.
Pltts w a* F*ven by Lolly W a ll. Al-
The following o ffic e r, w ere In-
Pl* ye<1 ! ,rombone “ lo’
i
i ..
i
r urther amusement was furnished
^ ,,ed f u . p r e r t v D r i i “ c i i " , ? '' by ,h r* e clowns- »«vm ond Carl
th ' ^ r i ^ - n
c S r lrtU n £ n ' h
r * ™ 0 "?
L??,
Z * , ’ b* er‘.Bn C h r‘’ " a *' band
and
orchestra
instructor.
M a r X n e Sndth ^ 1 ^ " ' p re i‘d‘ n(t : How ard Arnest a’n / 'k l l a n '' F errin .
..... ......Legion to Make
4 Crops A lfalfa
“ T: Red Cross Drive Taken in Year
point failed.
The Grovers threatened to score
again In the third period when they
reached
visitor« 19-yard
13-yard line
r « m u - bed the
the vlaltor»
u..s . a
a ..
.
9
•
but lost the ball on downa
N early all of the ftanie wa» play*
ed In rnldfleld and on even lerma.
Each team mana«<«d to * e t nine
first down». The Grovera completed
pohent s four out o f 14
t
M««on and Decker were the chief
ground gainers fo r the locals while
Haley was the chief ground gainer
for the visitors
T h . Grovem play Unlveratty high
of Eugene here F riday, November
Council Accepts Bid
On Refunding Bond
Portland Firm'» Figures
Selected; Two Concerns
Submit Lower Rates.
The city council met October 28
In adjourned session for the pur­
pose of opening bids on Refunding
Assessment Ronds It and selecting
the bidder. The amount o f this
bond Issue If S28.O47.Hk.
A fte r consideration o f bids sub­
m itted the finance com m ittee rec­
ommended the bid of Hess. T rip p
A R u tch art, Federal Securities Co.
of Portland, be accepted. T h e ir bid
was S97.82 for each S100 bond, face
value w ith accrued Interest from
date o f bond to delivery at the rate
of 4 M per cent. T he council voted
to accept the report o f the finance
committee.
The other bid submitted was by
E. M. A d am . A
Company
and
Camp A Company. T his bid waa nt
the rate o f $97.58 on each $100
bond, par value, w ith Interest at
4 tt per cent,
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
C O T T A Q K G R O V E may have
heard more of Senator John D.
Goss o f Coca, who also preceded
the dem ocratic landslide. H e m ight
have been In congress except th a t
the democrats don’t
appreciate
h im os much as the republicans do
and heat him In the prim aries la .t
year, nom inating a man who will
he remembered as coming before
the Cottage Grove cham ber of
commerce for a non partisan ad­
dress In which he extolled the
dem ocratic party, p articu larly that
part o f which he was a member,
and damned the republican« whose
vo le , he needed If he w ere to go lo B rother of Mre. A lice W ynne IMe..
congresa.
John H. V eat oh o f Rolse, Ida.. 1
• • •
SENATO R
GOSS wouldn’t brother of M rs. Alice W ynne of this l |
have made a tactical erro r o f that city, died Thursday last at h i.
kind, and he would m ake a good home. M r. Veatch was born N o ­
congressman. He demonstrated po­ vem ber 8, 1870, In Salem, Ore. H e j
litical prescience when he held onto was the son o f the late M r. and
h l. senatorial sent while n candi­ Mr». J. P. Ventch, Oregon pioneers.
M r. Veatch had been connected 1
date for congress.
• a •
w ith tho Capitol Journal and Salem
I ' U , C O M M E N T on noins re- Statesm an, a Roseburg new.pnper
and was Im.lnoss m anager fo r .ev-
<Continued on page fou r.)
oral years o f the
Rolse Capitol
Slip of the Yearn.
News. Ho Is survived by h l. w ife
and four children, one brother and
This from a hanker friend:
five s l.trra .
1933
F 'D .lt.
1933
NRA
1934
| ( ) I,
The book "W hy Wo Behave L ike
1938
S O S . H um an Beings" had a big sale In
193«
G D I ’ spite o f the fact th a t most o f us
don’t.
The A n tri lean le g io n has been
asked by “ the
County Kod
Red
* 1 Lane Coun,y
h™ *
n m a A e , the »•» "« •I
><*d
Croaa roll call drive e thia
year
era»»
in is vaar.
year.
Tht« drive will start Arm istice
day, the Lesion ha»
announced,
ias
annnon,.«A
and w ill continue until Thanksgiv
Ing day.
____ ___ __
<3-
P rin tin g
M any
(¿ere
P laces
and
S h o u l d B e S u ffic ie n t
>r Those a t H om e.
N I M H K K 4.
Churches Sponsor
Musical Program
Members o f the football learn
wer« entertained at luncheon F r l
.h rfo ,r the Independence game
Food was prepared by the firs t and
-■econd year foods cla.aea, T he sec-
mid year (la m
served,
Autum n
flowers were decorations
S e n tin e l
Ut
Culp I >k Mill
Starts O iuiition
One HundreJ Return to Work
Thursday; Bohemia Company
Buys New Equipment.
About 100 men started to w ork
Thursday m orning at the Bohemia
Lum ber com pany m ill located at
Culp Creek, when th a t concern re­
sumed operation a fte r having been
closed
fo r approxim ately
three
months.
D u rin g the shutdown the ow n­
er«. I-aSells S tew art and W illia m
G aroutte, have employed a small
crew. T hey have been installing
new equipment In the m ill and
logging camp, as well as doing
general rep air w ork.
A dry kiln is being Installed and
it w ill be ready fo r use in another
30 days. The k iln , a Moore pro­
gressive circu lating type, w ill have
a capacity of 90,000 feet. Besides
the kiln a construction crew has
completed 180 feet o f a 300-foot
d ry shed.
A three m ile railroad has been
built up Culp creek to tap a new
tract of tim b er fo r the company.
A 55-ton Shay locomotive has been
purchased to haul the tim ber to
the m ill.
The planer has been operating
during the shutdown and the com­
pany has continued to ship lum ber
from the m ill.
Fast, Clean Fighting
Seen at Armory
Bennett Meets Stone in Main
B out; Marine Jacobs Thrillg
Crowd with Clever Work
The wrestling matches held Sat­
urday night and sponsored by the
Am erican Legion were exceptional,
showing lots o f action and clean
w restling as well as some rough
stuff.
The curtain raiser was between
< of < D o n a te, to t lul.
Avery of Eugene and M ax Lake of
The cham ber of commerce at
Springfield. The tim e lim it on this
th e ir luncheon Tuesday noon at
m atch was 30 minutes o r one fall,
the Rex cafe voted to give the
latke w inn ing w ith a fall.
Townsend club »5 to be used
In
— — — — •••
F’redie M arin e Jacobs, form erly
improving t h . city ,a r k . They also
of Cottage Grove, won the second
^ 1 T to „ „ . t the k m ir lc a n T g io "
voted to a .H ,t the Am erican legion
bout. H is opponent
was
M on t-
in the annual Red C r o « drive
Toots o f M ontana. Both wrestlers
Z Z Z 3
Ada Chestnut. secreiara -D e ^ *,,',"' ’
At the closr «» lh t’ P'ogram the displayed some clever holds, and
Ada Chestnut, secretary-treasurer'
,
. .
.. ’
Trtw*« Arv Awarded.
concessions and booths were open- the spectators were th rilled by the
Inex
Randall,
p
rayer
m
eeting
com-
„
j ..„a
•
-7
Prlxra for the ---------
grand am ateur m |ttee
chairm an-
M»cW
d and the fun was on “ *“ » " « the fast action.
night contest were awarded F rid a y m Lslonarv c o m m ltie . c h . i r
*
K , y c o n f u « l ° a o f w hirlin g confetti
The main bout, between heavy­
evening at the weekly
am ateur ^ ? , ^ D . £ h . ^ t v
n t.n ^
' and « 'r p e n tln .., amidst the blow- w eights. Glenn Stone o f O lym pia
nlght program as follow . Jackie ^ ' e . „ . « . ^ e d b v
7 ,n< of * h‘8t1' and
°< hot Wash., and L a rry Bennett of Salt
M orton In tap dance and
B etty
X <••*»<»••««»*. A hot d
and cand
L ake was well w orth the price of
Jean y „ w w , In dance. $10; Shirley ^ d R e T j ^ e . A ^ m l r h * * ’ i
T h i F lo ral Telegraph x e rv lo . was admission, according to m any of
C
u
lv
e
r
In
a
c
ro
b
a
tic
.
J
o
-U
w
m
.
.
.
\
nd
J
a
m
*‘a
S
m
ith
spoke
on
a
Rnd
v
#
ry
Culver in acrobatics. Junior Glass
'
the fight fans who witnessed the
in «.ng «nd Creswell girls' trio In ,n T ra ln ln « W lth J* ' “
slon according to the people which tw o-hour e v e n t Bennett, who won
In
at
162
harm ony, trip to 1’ortlsnd and o
p
- -----------------------------
were gathered around it. A mess­ the m atch, weighed
l>ortunlty to show
on
Portland
W ith all ID d ra w backs life Is age and bouquet could be sent pounds w hile Stone’s w eight was
“’ •I*?;. ________ ___ _____________ __ still a splendid adventure.
w ithout the sender’s iden tity be­ given os 168 pounds.
ing known. O th er booths
which
Announcement has been
made
drew much attention were beano Since S aturday night's bouta that
and w arto. T he hot dog
stand, Jacobs expects to m ake Cottage
sponsored by the girls' league, was Grove his home and w ill assist In
a ttrac tiv e w ith Japanese decora­ promoting w restling matches this
tions. The girls in charge
were w inter. H e plans to do most o f his
What Is the truest measure o f success?
dressed In Japanese kimonas.
tra in in g a t the arm ory.
1« it a million-dollai bank account?
A penant which was given the
T en tative plane fo r the next
la II a lengthy list of stocks and bonds?
school by O. W . Spies was raffled card, set for Novem ber 8. have also
o ff at 10:30 and won by Peggy been announced by the Am erican
Is It, perhapa, a generous amount
Hodges.
Legion
com mittee.
Ted
i King
O f public acclamation and applause?
T he carn ival was successful fi-1 Kong l Cox of Lodi. CaL. national­
Which one of these— if any—designates
nanclally. the student body clear-' ly known as one o f the best bone-
The surest indication that a man
ing over $125.
tw isters o f the day. w ill be featur-
Deserves the commendation of his mates?
♦*d on the m ain event.
There must be something better, more ideal
No one Is rich enough to do w ith ­
By which to value genuine success!
Oct. 30 C arl Puls, who has out a neighbor.
M aterial posseaalona, power, fa m e -
been seriously 111, was taken to a
These things do not bring lasting happinesal
Eugene hospital Tue.
Th. se things so often bear the brand of pr.de,
D orm an Brookhart of Woodard's
Their code is one of «elflshness and greed;
camp and M ildred Q uim by o f C G
were m a rrie d F rl. In Eugene T hey!
Oh. surely, there must be some higher goal
are m akin g th e ir home In B lack­
And true auccesa muR have a nobler creed 1
butte.
J fk Onw TftU£ 5 ucc &5
Blackbutte
Tom M ills. Kenneth Om lid and
I-eonard Brow n were
Blackbutte
visitors Sun.
Mrs. O. A. Haney, who has been
ill for some time, is somewhat im ­
proved.
A fre a k
fire caused some ex­
citem ent Mon. a t the A rt
Fun k
home. The woodshed caught fire
but the house was undamaged
Mrs.
B ertha
B roo kh art
and
daughter Suzanne spent Sun. in
Springfield a t the home o f M rs
B ro o kh a rt’s m other, Mrs. Elizabeth
W a lk e r.
Frances Stim m el.
Mrs.
Laura
Perry. Carolyn M ills and Bertha
B rookhart
motored
to
Eugene
Thur. Mrs. P erry staved to visit
relatives a fte r a visit here w ith
her father, Fred L. M ills. She w ill
return to her home In H a lfw a y
soon.
i tve not learned that honesty and right?
I \i
um,l,ty * nd fnendlineaa and cheer
Alone can hold the confidence of men.
-w
And bring Increasing joy from year to year?
I S u c c e L T u n f,il,n t
which to live?
'
£ 7 „ n , n* T r *LnCd throu* h »»'»« W4 get.
' only throl*rh the happiness we giv.
I
Not only are new Ideas and d riv ­
ing power needed to start a bttal-
ness, they are Just aa necessary to
N . J. Nelson and the better three-
! keep It going.
fourths have a quiet little game.