The Cottage Grove sentinel., December 19, 1935, Image 1

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VOLUME XI.VI.
i Estábil ahrd June Ift, I
< <>l I A G E I.H O V K . I.A N K C O U N T Y . O R E G O N .
T IH U -M )ÀV. I I H E M H K Il I», l»ftft
nday, 13th, Is (0| J (; Jo|inson
Birthday Savior A
Unlucky fo r Lad
..............
Io Be Observed
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Veteran Served
Under Custer
— O
M M B K K ■»
Treec ‘tingMay
Be i rious
F rid a y the thirteenth was un un
W illia m Glvlna, 93, who solved
lucky «lay for M yron Hoy, 7-yeur- Win Early Attorney Here and
with Custer In the Iridian
war»,
old son of M r and M i». E. T Hov.
W H A T A It E A I I T I V I I I. CunUtiu, Carol),, Sacred
■rled F riday at the home of M r.
tin that day he fell while playing Hud Long Record with Mil»
T H IN G 1» childish faith in Haul«
If Proper Rules Are Fol-
and Mr». O. W . Spies, where he
Clan*
nt school and fractured the lower
Miitic Arc Foatureg of
had
lived
fo
r
tw
o
year«.
F
uneral
tary
Force«
of
the
Country.
lowej Sustained Yield May
• • •
right leg The lad la recovering
«ervlcea were held thia forenoon at
eullafaclo nly. hut here a fte r w ill
lilt* . MA1I-M »re fllleal theac Christmas Henson Prog rums
Be
Easily Maintained.
the
Catholic
church
w
ith
Rev
hr w ary of a F rid a y that follow« a
day« w ill) plea« of Iota who flim
IA.-Col. Jam«« C.
Johnson
of Richard C arberry of Eugene offF
Thur«duv the tw elfth.
ly bells»» that the old ro ly poly
Gold Beach, 63. eurly-day attorney elating. Into rm en t was In the A. F.
All churches o f the rlty have ar-
aalut not only hu» time to give pci
hare and one of the organizer* of A A. M I O. O. F. cemetery.
Tti'mc who fear tim b er depletion
epeclal Christina»
pro-
annul attentio n to all Ihi
latter« I B ilg e d
the clty'a flra t m ilita ry o u tfit, died
M r. Given» was born in Athena as a result o f Christm as tree c u t­
w ritten him hut to w llh hl» own k'ttints. rin»«( of (h«tf) to br Mlvt*ri
F rid a y a t the veterana' hoapital In county. Ohio. He
served
under ting need not w orry If such cutting
hand« make all the th in s* that the Sunday, t'antata». c a io la and other
Koeeburg. where he had been a Cuater as a m em ber of Co. C., 19th is properly done, according to fo r­
pot hooka of luthy
hand«
have mualc b efittin g the b irthday o f the
patient four days. H e had been a regim ent, Kansas cavalry. H e was estry officials. In fact, if
young
Suvlor are to lie fratured . Several
a.ked
• ufferer with heart
trouble
for a railroad er during the C ivil war. trees are thinned so as to be spac­
o f the program» are aa follow»
• • •
•orne tim e and had gone to the H e brought hla bride Io eastern ed not less than 8 feet apart, the
• • •
ItA H V M IN U S n rver doubt
hoapllul foil,,wing an unuaoally Oregon many year» ago and en­ rem aining trees w ill have a chance
C
hrlallan
Church.
Tha
C
h
rlat­
that Santa can read in the letter»
«even- attack at hla home at Gold tered the stock business at Eagle for greater growth, in some place*
Both
Contest«
Are
Fast
With
maa
eunlata,
"W
here
le
H
e
’
"
wilt
W ord* that the youngsters can not
Beach.
Rock. The wife died 15 years ago trees may be effectively cut on
w rite Baby m ind* never atop to lie given Sunday evening at the Local« in the Lead the
Colonel Johnaon waa
lx>rn In and the two children of the union land that w ill later be cleared for
wonder how Santa ram « Io know C h rlallan church. The cantata wn»
M lnne ota M ay 12. |«72 j|c ram . have also died. M r. Givens was a farm o r pasture. T he practice ol
how to decipher the »crawl of a tot arranged by the paalor. T h e »lory Larger Part of the Time
Io Oregon to yea,a ago and prac­ guest at the veterans’ hospital in cutting tops from large trees ts
o
f
the
C
hrist
from
birth
tu
the
In whatever language w ritten.
ticed law at Woodburn before com­ Roseburg before com ing here and frowned upon by good woodsmen.
present day w ill lie told In song,
• • •
in g here in 110*) H e waa m arried had planned to return there.
Some estim ate that it require* 3h
G ty Jack M ille r. Jnurnallom
at Wraelburn Dec. 23, 1893 t„
H A N T A H L I T T L E F lU E N D H while the atory w ill tie courted In
to 40 m illio n trees to supply the
K tu d rn t.,
do no' perm it their undeveloped colored |>antomlme and tableau«
M a r g u e r it e P o n ll, who aurvtve».
holiday trade fo r this country. This
In an «selling battle Tuesday
minds to tie wo, rled by w ondering
M r. Johnaon went from
Wood-
would mean clear cutting of from
16676483
night
th.
Cottage
Grove
Iduna
won
P
re
e
b
yte
rta
n
C
h
u
rch
Concert
what would happen If Santa should
bum to the Philippine» d u rin g the
30 to 6o thousand acres of young
both
gnmea
of
a
double
header
at
Bunday.
7
Ml
lak< al< k or If he or tils re ln d a c i,
Span tah-A merlcan w ar aa a *er-
forest. W h ile this seems like a
D ire c to r M rs Edna Leslie Hear» lo w e ll The acore for the »croud geant in Co M.. 2d Oregon volun­
•hould grow so old that they could
large sum, It Is small compared
•trim
,
game
wae
27-25
and
fo
r
the
■»n.
not visit In a »Ingle night the home
te e r « H e . (M a jo r) H . K M e lra lf
w ith the annual damage caused by
firs t team game 26-21.
Pianist M r« O. W H la rk m o rr
of every little tot In the great wide
and 'L l.C o l.) It. K. Lawson in 1907
fire. One man-caused fire m ay des­
'
’ Mi I I ■ ! • i !
w orld.
T h e p relim in ary game waa faal organized «epara,e com pany "E .”
troy fa r more trees than the total
Processional "U C o tm l*rt
U» w ith the Liona holding the
'B v Journalism Student.)
lead tth In fa n try. Johnson wn« the flrat
annjunt used to brighten
many-
The
Junior
play.
"Huckleberry
Adure
H
im
."
moat of the lim e. S hort r ld g e waa captain of thia company and later
W I*.
hitvr «(<j|>
thousands of homes a t Christma.-
Finn."
under
the
direction
of
Miss
Arise
ami
Shine
fur
T
h
y
Light
taken out In the flrat h alf aa a re- o e r v e d ,1» captain of the old »lath
p”d w om terin* why e to ttrlrlty al
tim e.
' ull of a apralnod ankle auatained C. A. C., when the In fa n try com­ L o retta Mason, w a , presented be­
w«y» « t i f i i r s w h e n W r p r e n « tt but 1» fu m e " (D u d le y D u c k ), choir.
Local foresters w arn th a t while
fore
an
appreciative
audience
The
F
irs
t
Chrlatm
aa
M
orn"
during fo o tb a ll aeaaon and
Bill pany waa transferred Into an a rtil­
ton or turn « »witch. and young
the Christm as tree is a symbol of
which
com
fortably
filled
the
gym
'N
e
w
to
n
)
choir.
M acGIbtm n look hla position at lery company In 1911.
■tor« have n» mu< h ilR h ’ to I»«
the holiday season and as such
r.aslum F rid a y evening. Lee Bald­
Sulu, selected, M ernard England. center. Kaatburn waa high point
tlevc that Manta w ill rom c lh»»
In the late w a r
M r. Johnaon
should have a conspicuous place in
win
realistically
interpreted
the
Q uartet, old carol. "There Dw elt man w ith 7 pointa.
C h r t H u u u i r v r ju»t ns h r tut« come
•erved Oa a m ajor w ith the 21«t
character of "H u ck" and was well the Christm as decoration*, small
In Old Judea."
Evelyn
Coiner,
»very Ch rial ma« «v<<
T he main game waa fast and ex­ in fa n try at Cam p Kearney.
supported by his pal. Tom Sawyer, trees should not be cut promiscu­
Kathleen
l>augh«ily.
H. hofleld citing from »tart to finish w iih the
• • •
W hile a resident here M r John­
played by Allan F e r r ia . Peggy ously. M any more trees are cu,
Slew-art. George M atthew »
aon
filled
various
civic
position*
l-lotts
playing
the
beat
brand
of
THE
F A IT H
O F C H IL
Hodges a* Aunt Polly, who wa» each year than are used, and many
The New Horn King" 'Charles ball they have played thia
and
wa«
fo
r
two
years
city
a
tto
r­
year.
they
h l l h N In K in ta in nil the more
"eo nervous,” called forth
much are cut fro m places where
Eapolrl M r Edward» ami choir
ney.
M lnncy wa» high jMtlnl man with
w o n d e rfu l when It hi ronaidered
laughter, as did M ildred
Cellers. added greatly to the scenic beau
Duet, lx , vs D ivine" , S tainer)
13
pointa.
The
fam
ily
removed
20
yeara
ago
ty o f the locality.
how rimtiv thin#« there a ir to mar
the young M ary Jane, who always
Mr« Chamber» ami Mr. B u tle r.
to Gold Beach, where M r. Johnson
I t is a common sight to see a
that rh lld U h faith.
Lineup fo, «eco,id string
knew "something a w fu l" was go-
"O Come to M y
H e a rt
Lord
• • •
L o w e ll became district attorney for a mgeto happen, and F ern Jones, the discarded tree along the roadside
Jeeua" (Am brose)
M r. England Cottage Grove
H U T T H E L IT T L E T U T to
Kaatburn (7) .. F _
Renfro <41 term 1-ater he served another term. incorrigible young sister of Clara th a t ha» been left when the cutter
and choir.
In rsUgion M r Johnson was an
m»t g re a tly w o rrie d by auch prub»
hl»
V I', . . . ,6) ..F .
W ln fr'-y (< |
Wopplngs. Clara, the austere den saw one th a t better pleased
Q
uartet.
The
Holy
N
lg
h
l,"
M
r».
Irm a ma why H a nt a happen« to ba
Kingsley ,21 Episcopalian.
coness. was presented by Madge fancy. Such cu ttin g is needless, for
Hugh T ru nn ell, Mr». George M a, S h o r t r ld g e (4 ) _C
S u rvivliig are the widow; step­
HOffing m b *ll on a atreet c o rn e r
Q
Mi« n ■ 11
Carllle The colored maid. Melba, »■»tens claim, when it is realized
Ih e w a . M r. Edw ards ami Geurge liá r t e la
mother, M r*. Em m a John*on. P o rt­ w ith am bition* to be a singer, was th a t often a misshapened or one­
whan ha »hould l*a back
in hta
F e rrtn ,4 , .... ..O -------------------Richer
M a tth r wa.
wtirkahlp yetting hl« toys ready.
Thoreau,-. (3)
g R LI ne vault (4) land. and a h alf .«later, M r». W . C. p articu larly well portrayed by M il- sided tree is the best to f it Into a
Scripture Lesson and P ra y er —
« • •
MacGlhbon (4) 8
Wllaon (8) Nlchlaa, Portland. The only child llcent I-cwis Robert Meacham, the corner or put in some other spot
tt«-»
Jam«»
A
ik
ln
Sm
ith,
paator.
Lebo«, bashful suitor fo r the
T H E L IT T L E T U T d o o not
E R e r.fi. i ■ W m p - n ' - l U r» W. F
hand
of where only a portion of It will
Offertory,
carol»
Choir,
died in 1932.
oak for an explanation of why
Lineup fo r flra t tram »
"Aunt R uth." Jessie Grubb, was ehow.
Solo
"Come
Onto
H
im
."
from
Manta bring« »<> much more to th *
A m ilita ry funeral wa» held here natu ral In his actions. H i* propos­
The Christm as tree m arket In
Cot tag« Grove
Lowell
Mrs.
g irl or boy who already rut « plenty "The Mcaaluh'' < H and el)
M ln n ry (13, __ F
Leppert (R, Monday afternoon w ith Rev. H . W. al seemed to be one o f the most C alifo rn ia and in the eastern state*
Pea,
non.
than he doe« io the boy or tflil who
E D ecker ,8 ) . F
Knllloa 13) Davis o fficiating . In te rm e n t waa In appreciated incidents of the play. is fast becoming an Im p ortan t on«
Double
M ale Q uartet.
W hile
h«« llttU .
the Shield* cemetery-.
T he cast was handicapped
by for small Oregon Douglas fir. How
T r a c y , 2 ) ____ C ..
Robson
Shepherd«
W
atched
T
h
e
ir
Flock»''
• • •
H a ll '«>
G
having to make last-m inute s h ift* ever, cutting is advised against un­
Ixiwson
,8»
Mes«rs H lew art, Ed w ard *. B u t­
M rs . lt.il» -rt» la W o r th y M a tro n
T H E L IT T L E T U T do»« not
Sortor <2,
__Q
In characters on account of the ill­ less a m arket is assured. Many
Neel
M ia. Helen R obert* w m * elected nesses o f H arvey K e lly and Phyl­ trees are hauled to fa r aw ay place»
dem and that there be a better die* ler, llallew . Carl. Hagan. M atthew».
Winfrey-
Traak.
w orthy m atron o f the E astern Star lis Monson.
trlb utlon of toy« and candy. He «»»
each year and then piled and burn­
Renfro '21
" H a rk , H a rk M y Soul " (Shelley)
Mt the regular meeting F riday
«ha does not «top to thin k that an
About <50 was netted by tha ed because of flooded markets.
M r*. T raak and choir.
night.
old fellow who can read a m illio n
The Roseburg office of the for
juniors, to be applied on a banquet
O the, officers are E R. Lem ley for the seniors next spring.
letter» anti know« the needs of a
est service advises th a t permission
C hilatm aa Vaapera at Melhodlat
w orthy patron; Mrs. Pearle U m ­
hundred m illion children ought to
must firs t be secured befoie C h rist­
phrey, associate m atron;
W
L
be wl«e enough Io leave pr *»rnt< Church. 5 o'clock Munday.
mas trees m ay be cut on the na­
P rocessional. "O Come A ll Ye
W o rkm an, aaaoclato (uitron; Mrs,
whore they a ir moat needed
tional forest. On
many
forests
F a ith fu l."
Vein,« H a rre l. secretary; Mrs. Dove
Christm as trees are cut by private
S
cripture
and
p
la
y
e
r
by
the
m
in*
Trask,
treasurer;
Mrs.
Gladys
H
all,
T H E L IT T L E T O T U nuide
operators under tim ber sale regu
Gold continue* to come out of conductress; Mrs. Ins Godard, as­
happy by what «he ha« received l*ter.
la, ions, but as yet no sales o f this
the
Rohemta
d
ls
tilc
t
despite
the
Chrlatm
aa
cantata,
'The
Holy
sociate
conductress.
The
other
and pioblrni't of hieqtm llty a ie Io
kind have been made on the U m p­
C
hild"
'C
a
rrie
R.
Adam
s).
w
in
te
r
season
Another
truckload
chairs w ill be filled by appoint­
the future.
although
a
M an y persons who have observ­ qua national forest
• • •
of concentrates came from the E ve­ ment. All the new officers w ill be
"Rejoice «) D aughter o f Zion"
ed the swelling o f buds on lilacs, num ber of inquiries have been re­
choir.
ning
M
lar
group
this
week
and
was
installed at a public ceremony Dec. w ild flow ering currants, sycamores ceived this year.
H O W M l'C H
H A P P IE R
Soprano obligato Mrs V a n Mcho- sent on to Tacoma to smelter. The 27.
moat of tls would be If we would
Those who cut trees fro m along
and many other bushes, shrub* and
Musick
Is
also
m
aking
regular
la
rk
A social tim e followed the busl- trees during the la tte r part of No­ the roads should rem ember that
set ourselves, like the little tot, to
shipments.
C
o
n
tia
ltn
solo
Mra.
F
ra
n
k
G
ran
nc»s m ee tin g .
full enkiym enl of what we have
vember this year are asking how cutting trees on a county road Is
Instead of wl«hlng that we had ns nla.
this happened and w hat the result prohibited by law The permission
Contralto and tenor duet M ra
much am «»meniir cl«c
o f the owner should be secured be­
w ill be
• • •
F ra n k G rannis, Brighton Leonard.
D r. W. S. Brown, chief of the de­ fore any tree or greenery is re­
"There's a Song In the A ir"
W H Y N O T rn rh of u« w rite
private
land. The
p artm ent of horticulture at Oregon moved from
a letter to old Santa ««king him *o women's chorus.
State college, explains that this is trespass law provides fo r treble
"W atchm an. T e ll Us o f
the
give u« for nt leant Chrlatm ax day
•2 b v L a w re n c e H a w
w tk
tk o o rrs
r n e - .
w hat is known a * a "false spring ' damages fo r any person who shall
the outlook of n little tot. W ouldn’t N ig h t" - choir.
y w i.
•
^5
and is a prem ature aw akening of w ithout law fu l auth ority, cut down
("onlralto solo -D orothy Mien,non.
the day he n much happier one for
We learn the tra ils m o travel fro m the kind
life due to "breaking the rest per­ girdle, o r otherwise in ju re o r carry
Baritone solo Tom Hall.
im T
o
f
bouts
they
wear!
iod" of plants. N o rm ally this oc­ o ff any tree, tim ber, or shrub from
• • •
Soprano solo - Beth Hall.
T h e ir old shoes soon sdvtse us whether happF
cur* in spring a fte r the cold w inter the land o f another
Tenor solo Mam Mnckln
W H Y H U B B Y W O U L D N 'T
,
ness o r care
weather Is followed by w arm er
" In the Field w ith T h e ir Flock»'
even w orry iitmut the »Ire of the
, M ore frequently attends them as the path of
"
K. C. Elect (Wficera.
sunnier days.
Ed W elier.
bill he la going Io gel for the pres­
life D m v tread
O fficers fo r the new year were
"This year the unseasonable cold
The Mavlnr Comes" Choir
ent wifey gave him.
W h ile new shoes make prediction o f the course
near the firs t of November, fo l­ named at the m eeting o f the W . R
• • •
that lies ahead.
Baritone eolo Clyde Um phrey.
lowed by two weeks of soft, mild C. Saturday and plan* fo r preserv­
Q uartet Mrs. E. E. Cone, M ra. C.
T O T H O S E who may think
weather, stim ulated some p la n t* at ing the old G, A. R. flag discussed.
H is shoes could te ll some th rillin g tales about
It «Illy to «uggeNt that oklatera be J. Ila ll, F ra n k Grannis. San, M ack
Mrs. Addle H a llg a rth w ill head
least to break th e ir rest periods and
a m an's C a re e r-
children for a tiny, we «urgent they In.
to start the growth cycle o f -spring." the organization for the coming
Some
stories
that,
perhaps,
he'd
rather
have
"Culm
on
the
E
a
r
of
N
ig
h
t"
watch the oldster« piny w ith the
Professor B low n says. "Rest
in year. O th er o ffic e r- are M rs. Nellie
nobody hear.
mechanical toy« they contem plate Choir
plants should not be confused w ith Ihiul, senior vice president; M r*.
Yes, every step he takes, no m atter where ,he
"Glad
Tidings
of
G
reat
Joy"
purchaxlng for young hopeful«, or
the
so-called
d orm ant
period. Anna Schoen, treasurer; Mrs. Net
path may lend.
•ee whnt little chance the young- Choir.
Records a message on his boot.- ' n c lo cr folks
Plants go into rest when they have tie Sating, chaplain; M rs M altnda
"Sleep, My L illie Jesus”
Mr»
«ter ha« to get n toy «way frnm
to read
set th e ir term inal buds and are no Aubrey, guard; Mrs. Rosa C urrin
Brighton Leonard.
dad on Uhrlatm a« morn
longer m aking length growth. They assistant guard; Mrs. E lla Fleck
• • •
"All .My H e a rt This N ig h t
R,*-
The care a fe llo w gives his shoes has this to
M innie
More
become dorm ant later, a fte r they conductress; M rs.
A C H IC A G O
P H Y S IC IA N Jolees". Mrs llnrdm nn , M rs Chet '
say to nic
lock, assistant conductress: Mr.-
have shed th eir leaves.
ha« experimented w ith n
Kipper S tro u p , B rig h to n L e o na rd ,
His plan o f life ts good or bad in just tl,o same
"W h a , can we do fo r plants lured E v a Aubrey, secretary'; Mrs. Eva
degree!
which 1« u«ed to clone and open th»»
"O N lghl Divine ' Men's Voice»
instructor;
Mr»
Into new growth by this false prom­ Jones, p atriotic
And every tim e n» 'shines ein up' I'm sure
wound on a patient. Probably the
M e s s ia h 1* K in g ”
Mrs. M a ry
ise of spring'.’ W e can hope, of Ju lia Ashby, musician; Mrs. Lizzie
he
wants
to
fe
d
phyNlclan wl«he« to
look
ln«lde Ellen Conn. Mrs. W m . Thuin, Sum
course, that the rem aind er o f the Rohde, color bearer No. 1; Bonita
T h a t he's a little nearer to his persona, ideal
each day to nee w hether any more M nckln, Clyde U m p h iry .
w inter m ay be m ild and that this Halverson, color bearer No. 2.
tool« have worked theli way down
"And Ihe Shepherd» Return,si"
The G. A. R. flag w ill be pre­
tender growth may be spared. If
Good co m ta ,k - ire u pan o f shoes and frie n d ­
to a point where they can he M i*. Van Hcholuck.
the w eather turns cold, however, served in a trophy case and w ill b<
ly a ll the d a y.
reached and removed
"The Mong of Jubilee" Choir.
the practical thin g to do is to cov­ placed in the hall of the arm ory
W 'uii fn ith fuln e -., they do th e ir p a r t to ease
• • •
B a rito n e wolo Ed Weber.
er shrubs which show these break­ the A m erican Legion having of
life 's nigged w a y;
T H IS E X P E H IM K N T «hould
"Christmas Meditations*'
llv
Yet though they bravely shield the one whose 'v t.'
ing buds w ith sack*, s tra w or any fered to build such a case.
Im m ediately «ugge«t nomethlng to minister.
A social was enjoyed following
confidence they share,
other m aterial which w ill protecl
m arried men. W ouldn't it he a
D irector F K. N o o rd h o ff.
We learn the tra ils men trave l from the kind
the business meeting.
them."
■plendld Idea to have our
wive«
Accompanist Mrs. Robert Hul-
o f boots they wear
equipped w ith oral zipper«? P om cllffe.
Ignorance of the law is no ex­ Schools to Close for Holidays.
albly eome hu«hnnda would like a
euse. Ihe courts rule. O f course,
School» o f the city w ill close F r i­
zipper that could he perm anently Assaull, M attery ('use Dismissed.
anyone should be able to rem ember day fo r the holiday vacation and
the
tw
o
m
illion
or
more
laws
which
locked
The cn*e of the stale' v W . A
w ill rem ain closed until Jan. 6.
• • •
we are supposed to obey.
Bnll and Lee Nichols, charged w ith
I F I T W E R E P O S S IB L E for assault and battery upon George
Interesting people ,re sometime* List» New Lodge Officers Asked.
ihusi« about us to rend our mlnda, K e rr, was dismissed yesterday up
The Sentinel is desirous
tha,
d iffic u lt to get along with.
wn »hould «11 her innkn n lot of on motion of Donald Young, assis­
secretaries o f lodges furnish list*
persona unhappy or have to »top tant district attorney.
Instead of going out Into Ihe of officers elected.
th in kin g a lot of thlnga that should
w oild , science brings the whole
never be thought nnyway.
Rubber Btamps. The flentlnsl.
w orld before our eyes and
ears
Most people are resentful that
rig ht here a t home.
thei. lives are dull.
C (,. Lions
2 (iiimes at Lowell
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Huckleberry Finn
More Gold Conies
From Bohemia
False Spring
Starts Buds
The Boots tkoy Wear
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