The Cottage Grove sentinel., January 09, 1936, Image 1

M any
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c Sentinel
T h e H e n tln rl a re olone
w o rth I h r fu ll price o f
* ri pilon.
V O ITM K XLVI.
ÑHINGS WE THINK
U
w i » Mil“ or TMiMeo'oTHuajM.M.
» .ttà ttr n o t
(O IIV .K
G R O V E , I .A N K C O U N T Y , O R E G O N .
I I I I IIM IA V , J A M A R Y
T H E WAY F ranklin ttolano
Korn over with hl« radio addreaae*.
what a wow of a crooner hr would
have mode.
• • •
O N E ltEAHON w hy (hr new
y e a r la a lw a y s ao heartily w elcom ed
(nay be br<'A>*»e the last of the
Christina* turkey hash and witrniml
up draaalng have l»een eaten
• • •
11114« TIN »MAN of the Eu
* tefte ICG la aliead y counting the
day» until flatting w’l i r m o p e n * I f
Hill'« friend« could look forward
with the Min« certain ty to reoelv
In« » m em of Irvut, they would
have m ore sym pathy for him.
• • •
A E t ’G K N E YOUNG MAN
was fined $.' for d ilv ln g with one
arm while the other arm
wa«
pleasantly e n g a g e d e n c ir c lin g a
• pleiwlbl •«am p le of plum p fernl
n l n lt y
I h. young m an probably
Barring Labor Trouble«. Bit;
Year 1» Abend for Lumber,
But S c u in e u Strike Troubles
h"e“ had“,nv,; ., : b,^ e : . :
he reached h e,, stun
day to find out what the trouble
wo*. II«* had the arm put hack In
place, hut w as Informed that he
couldn't operate a car for aaveral
days, so his father, f> V. Breeze,
had to com e up that night and take
< barge of the truck. Verne had no
id« u how the at in becam e «II h I o
'• -I
The Bri-enr fam ily recently ie
m oved from here to Portland,
w h en Mr. Breaac eatabliahed the
¿*aclftc M erchundining com pany
w hen
(Crow** Lum ber Olgmt »
The g«nrrnl outlook for ih« lum
l»«i m aiket today la very rncourag
Ink even though an unfortunate «!«•
valoprnnnl ha* crept Into the pic­
ture during the past few days. I »«
< ember was exceptionally active for
P rtpiiilw r and a« a result a ma
Jorlty of (he lark« operation», e»-
p « tally tide w ater plant«, have
enough bualnea» hooked Io kr. j
them going nicely uni
February,
The stren gth of fir clears la «till
’be «U U tandlng featu re of the Ken
m arket The enviable po«ltl„t>
»1 fir ha« b e e n h e lp e d In no « m a ll
' Strike Is Reported
¡it Champion Mine
Owner. Declare Men Are Being
Replaced and That Operations
Will Be Resumed at Once
O p eiallon s at the big J. H. C ham ­
ber* A Hon mill have been crippled
since a lockout M onday m orning.
The trouble u io se over a disp ute as
to w hethei work which the mill
ow ners wish«*«! «lone Saturday and
Sunday was productive or non­
productive and wh«-ther the men
usked to work Saturday and Su n ­
day had put In their 40 hours at
straight tim e.
The men claim ed
that
under
th« lr co n tract they w ere entitled to
tim e and a half for the work, whil 1)0
th«* mill ow ners claim ed th e m en
•5,
tr e of »utsw rtptton.
9, 1 9 %
ChamltlTS Mill Is Births Double
(■ciienil Outlook Dû/nïÆ«0W4rm
M y /. v Dislocated
Deaths in 1935
For Fir Is Bright
Hit hy Lockout
After operating a I*M<‘ truck for
aevem l days with a sligh tly dlslo
Consistent r r a ä r r » of
M e n t i n e l advertising
nave m a n y time« the
N U M B E R SI.
Planned "arming
Subject o. ’eel
U i/th« here during
1915 were
more than double death«, d esp ite
A griculturalist, of County to
here
Oather
i0r
In E ugene hospitals.
n u m t» r,d 99. of wtiirh .i Tuesday and Wednesday.
occurred
Birth«
were male« and 45 were female«.
Death« numbered 43, of which 23
were male« and 20 w ere fem ale«
For Decem ber there were 9
births, 3 male* and 1 fem ale«
Death* num bered 4, o f which 3
w ere m ales and one w as a fem ale.
Communism Is to Be
Discussed hy Koelin
A program designed to Interest
and benefit producers in every line
ha« been arranged for a county-
wlde agricultural econom ic c o n fe r ­
ence. to be held in the cham ber of
com m erce room« In E ugene Tue»
day and W ednesday of next week.
Speaker*, will be person« w ho are
Informed upon various ph ases of
agriculture.
It la expected th a t the Inform a­
tion to be dissem in ated w ill aid
farm ers of the county in planning
production and m ark etin g in such
a way as to g e t th e g reatest re­
turn« from th eir effo r ts and re­
Chamber of Commerce. Ameri­
w .i. .,iin i.« i U, straight inn« only can Le/ion
Leifion and Li
Lions Club to
sources.
and said that unie«« th,* m en work*,
The com plete
Join
in
B
it
Meet
ed Saturday and Hurwiay at «traight
program is as fol­
low .
lim e they needn't return Monday.
fe a r e d th e « ta te o f f i c e r WOO la g g in g
for specified length
Tuesday,
The men returned M onday and
m ake
Coinmunium v*. A m ericanism will
10 -O pening rem arks by F. B
him for n<d havin g procured a II and special w orking (hat
were
Informed
that
there
were
no
cen se and. if he was a chlvralous theni m uch more rxpennlvr to pro* Said to Have Been Opened
Job« for them . P icket« w ere then be discussed before the annual H arlow, general chairm an,
10:1$—The E conom ic Conference
young man. offered to pay double dues than stan datd yard Items of
placed ul the plant declaring the m eetin g o f the cham ber o f com -
sim ilar «iies and grade*, canoe-
operation unfair to organized labor m erce Tue*day even in g by Robert M e*. It* O rigin and O bjective*, by
on th* other charge
quently uni«*» there is a su fficien t
• • •
M«*agei n e w of one of the big untI union men not am ong thuae L Koehn, state com m ander of the W. A. Schoenfeld. dean and direc-
A m encan Legion One of the »tate tor school o f agriculture, Oregon
A 3 C f O N t> K U O E N E spread betw een ynrd stork and car geat »trike* m ade in the Bohem ia kx;k«-d out went on atrike.
projects of the I«egion is stam p in g State A gricultural college.
YOtJNG MAN. apprehended at the m aterial, during norm al tim es only m ining district for m any year* ha*
J.
H
Cham
bers,
senior
m
em
ber
a com paratively few o f the largest
10:45 Lane C ounty A griculture
out com m unism and It is expected
■am,. (Ime. wa* fined $5 fur having
mill* cater to this clas* o f bu*i reached here. The dbftrtct I* tftolat of the lumber firm , ha* stated that that the ntate officer will bring and Som e P roblem s W hich It Is
Im propri Ughi, Ur pi.g,ab ly would
■nowbuund
and
«•»'»t
40
m
en
a
ffected
are
being
ed
and
¡»artlally
ness. However, when car m aterial
b acin g, by O. S. F letcher, county
have hern pleased
Io ,.«change
price*, particularly on clears, get there I* no telephone » ew icr, but replaced and that operations will
agricultural agent.
place« with the first young m an.
be continued.
up
to
where
they
now
a
ir
m
ills
to
one
01
tw
o
p
rison
s
nave
com
e
to
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11.15—G eneral conference divides
O fficial* of the union have de­
a considerable extent turn their the city by covering a large ¡»art
into com m odity groups to form u­
in Tin-: premi d e n t h a i ^ backs on stan datd yard item uj»- of the distance on foot,
clared that every peaceable m ethod
late recom m endations.
PREltM there wa« a great deal p ets and an Increasing numbi
The rr|s»rt I* that at «.»« Cham* will be em ployed to keep m en off
1:15— Separate group m eetings
a b o u t th e n e w d e a l.
t filer to that dem and. One of (lie ¡»ion a huge Isnly of ..«on to $tfn giv the job and to prevent sale o f lum ­
continued. A fter adjournm ent of
first results is elevatin g of prlc« has te e n o |w i« d The body I i r ­ ber o f the mill on jobs upon which
group m eetings, secretaries and
now m a n y I 1M EH have on yard «lock, which Is virtually ported to be X'O feet long. 330 union men are em ployed.
chairm en w ill draft com m ittee re­
you w ilH e n II 1935*
A large ¡»art of the crew o f Ltl*
dragged up by the dom inating In feet In depth and four to M’Vin
ports In ten ta tiv e form and have
fluenti« <*f the car m aterial bu*i- feet in width. It i* »aid that thia m ill rem ained non-union through
them ready to present to group
M AN
W A N TED IN E l
lies». With everyth in g now Indlcat la in close proxim ity to another and follow in g the str ik e earlier In
follow in g m orning.
G E N E for fu rg.ry h«« l - m h .n g r d |n< , hl|| (h frr w |(| , k, b he<¥y d<_
know n body of about th« >am«* .'ixr. the year.
W ednesday.
In <2nllf»rnm The KugnM au ><i m , nd
rar mMlrl U | during the T h u ,,rr has been found on one of
The larger num ber of m en who
9:30 Separate group m eetin gs
l1"*
** ’y j “** r<
” ‘
first half of the com ing year It ap- ih e upper t u n n s l s , but w ill be are o ff the Job w ere em ployed in
continued for consideration o f te n ­
their ca*e against* him.
pear* alm ost certain that
up|>er dropped to a lower tun nel to
be lhe woods and it Is claim ed by the
tative reports.
.!/«• ,
KM -
g la d e item s of yard Stock
are due conveyed to the hall m ill Installed ,niU owner* that the m ill i* ready
11 — G eneral assem bly o f all
P IV I. LANK i <n » Liuw w ere to Increase In price, and
if there ¡M
j « i year It is expected to keep the to rut a * •oon ** tt wood* crew can
«ilvorced on the last «lay of the ohi should be an Increase In buying nm) ¡n operation all w inter.
groups with F. B. H arlow, general
furnish the logs. The regular train
chairm an, presiding The G eneral
year Wr presum e it w as a na| p> f rom ¡he Independent retail yard*
Itep oits from the district are
taken out a wood* crew each
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na^sws.
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O utlook for Agriculture, L a n d
n«w
ysar for mil
all ■*,.*!,’«
concarna»!
when spring bualnea« approaches.
' q ,« btnty o f or« Jd»t opened n,“ r r>1ng «nd there ha* been no at-
U tilization, and Farm Credit, by A.
severe sh ortage and delays in m ay j^ y M m illion dollars and rnay Tem pt at Violence.
S. B urner, land plan ning c on su lt­
A PO R TUAN . D MAN. .
not at all Im i^. »ufftrlent for operations for a
other m ill P» affected.
delivery a r e ---------------------w
ant for the resettlem ent adm inis­
1US. i ays he has alw a>s voted th«» ¡,r«»t»ahlr. heran*«* mil) stock s of up- veft, (>r two.
The only untoward incident so
tration.
m publi Ileon tick et. I hat show* what
grade yard item*, while a trifle
Report*
R eports hs
have reached here of ^ar waa soaping of a portion o f the
living a clean life will do for a per
1 1 :3 0 -R e p o r t o f turkey com m it­
" R m __________________________
tee.
son. Incidentally the last
three -tr lg r ended ta*t sum m er, are still
■’
h"B*M ’ '
. . . .
K,„.hn
11:45—Report o f poultry com m it­
years m ust have seem ed the hard very poorly balanced and lim ited
This I. the firs. ..m e In many ^ / / • ^ ^ ‘ L Z . o ^ ’ r T s^ n D '
Com m ander A n.erlcan Legion
tee.
est for the old fellow
The one unfortunate develoj»- years that these properties have resl
p< rson or persona respond 1-
1:30—C onsideration and adoption
• • •
m ent Is the Strike of member* o f »
. . d ur| n i ¡he w inter ble
som e astou nd in g inform ation. It o f reports continued.
R eport of
IF FAKM RlUt are to l»e paid ¡he seam en's union on vessels ply- and the first tim e In more than 20
has been stated that com m unism agricultural econ om ics com m ittee.
fur not raising thing*, why not ¡»ay ¡ng betw een O regon. W ashington years that there have I mm n opera­ M r«. F lo ra ( h rt« trn « c n IN m .
ha«
gained
a
slight
foothold
even
in
2- Report o f farm crops com m it­
them for not raising the price.
M(l(| California in what Is known as tions on u large scale at either
F uneral service« w ere held here th is com m unity.
tee.
• • •
the co a stw ise trade A* this I* wrlt- property
W ednesday for M rs F lora Stella
C
om
m
ander
Koehn
w
ill
address
A GOOD JOB for the PW A ¡en £| m ajority of the ls»ats are al-
2:15- Report o f fruits com m ittee
C hristensen, route 2. E ugene, who the high school student body Tues-
woukl be to build a «lam that would ready tied up and unless some-
2:30— R eport of nuts com m ittee.
dled M onday in a E ugene hosp.tal. dav an ern o o n nnd w n, ape«k to
stop the national deficit and hold ¡hlng unforseen develops it ap-
2.45—Report o f truck crops com ­
Rev. H. W. D a v is o fficiated and In- , b;.,
u[xln , hc con8l|tu , ion
lt.
|»ears quit* likely that the first of
term ent w as In the I. O. O. F cem -
, n , he e v fn in g address Com­ m ittee.
3- Report o f dairy com m ittee.
• • •
the yeai w ill see C alifornia cargo
et ery Mrs
C h rl-ten sen
was
a m and..r K oehn will also answer’ the
FR A N K L IN DELANO, In his hm«lneaa at a com plete stan dstill. It
3 15- -Report o f livestock com m it­
.ROJ^
‘
'
charge
recently
m a d e by M .ss Lucy-
meaaage to congress, said som e- u w known fact
that m aritim e
N eighbor lodges The fam i.y re Norton in an address before the tee.
thing about the budget being near unions on the P acific coast are
3:30 Report o f soils, irrigation
sided here for 15 years before re b u siness and professional w om en s an<J
dralnage com m H tee.
|y I tala nerd. Hr couldn't get by the dom inated by a com munlflt elem ent
T h eie were $9 a r r e -t. du* 'ng m oving to E ugene 10 years ago.
club*
o
f
E
ugene
when
she
branded
sealer of weight* and m easure* In a nd the un reason ablen ess of the de- 193b and 31 person« paid fin es
S u rvivin g are the husband. Olio
Oregon.
m ands being m ade y the coastw ise („tailing $310.90. according to the p C hristensen; an adopted daugh- the Legion as public enem y No. 1.
There w ill also be m usical num ­
seam en Is su fficien t to bear I**"1 annual report o f O. H. Pitcher, ter. Nora EUa; tw o sisters. Mrs. S.
T H E M E A N E S r MAN has
T he «enmen draw n flat «alary c hlrf of police.
M. Sim pson of Alton .Mo., and M i'. ber*.
The cham ber of com m erce affair p ,
»
Iiw n dl«c„vere,l ul Owawell. F or av erag in g $75 |»er month over nnd
g |X CCC boy» w ere fined $10 Em il Conch. P ortland
will be a dinner m eeting to bt bekl ¡^jSCUpCS C lO O ll
tw o year» in »uccasalon he lias above room and board. In addition each but have not yet paid. Four-
tn the din in g room o f th e arm ory.
nt(»)«n th. light* from th. to w n *
¡hl*, extra tim e which they put lcen p<«,*«»n» Agreed to pay f l i n i In GrovWtm at Aahland
W om en have been invited to attend
com m unity C’hrl*tinaa tree. W e'll | n ttt 70 cent* per hour, loatltng and
hixtallrnente
Me*’t on New Ymr**.
,
v and those o f the com m unity gen-
The fact that the general rain
l»et he I* one of tho*«' fellow * w ho unloading lumber bring* the aver-
Hoard walk* built iotalle 1 1.732
Several
resident*
of
°
erally w ho wish to hear the address which had continued several days
toll th* kiddle* there I* no Hanta ng r check which they receive up | ee ( nntj concrete walk* 108 feet.
Grove now living elsew h ere were
will be welcom ed. The Am erican ceased Saturday m ay have saved
Clau*.
t«» a trifle under |1 N ) pei m o n th .
Th« police ”ho*telr>
bed Ml gue*t* New Y ear’* day o f Mr. an<l
They arc now drm nndlng a «-hour overnight gu ests during the year. Mrs. C. H. E llis o f Ashland. They Legion and Lions clubs are coop- C ottage Grove from a rep etition of
T H E O PER A TO R o f a one Jny w hich I* to start at M o ’clock
The theft of five bicycle* wa* re- were Mt. and Mrs. Don Sprague erating tn prom oting th is m eeting, the flood of three y e w s ago when
C om m ander Koehn served in Eu- boats w ere used on Main street and
m an «treet car in M inneapolis lost ¡n ¡hr m orning ami end at 3 o ’clock ported during the year nnd nil of I«nkeview. «Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
rope during the world war. being w ater entered business houses,
him self, hi* car and pa**enger* on ¡n ¡hr afterno«»n and all tlnn which were recovered.
E llis Jr. o f S eattle and Mr. and
On Saturday forenoon word cam e
the last day of the old year In the they put In after 3 p. m and be-
The theft of one car w.».< reported Mr*. Austin M cR eynolds nnd Mr. discharged as a captain a fter serv-
ing 13 m onth s follow ing the arm is- from Albert W oodard at the Wood-
heart of the city. He wa* consider- fore M a. m. the follow ing m eaning and that was recovered.
and .Mr*. K enneth .McReynolds of
tice. He is a prom inent P ortland nrd m ill that the C oast fork had
ably worried for a w hile because |M to hr at $1 per hour,
Ashland.
business m an.
risen there tw o feet w ithin a short
he had been w orking only a short
No one can tell Juet what the out
All subscribe to the G olden Rule;
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tim e and that high w ater m ight be
tlm r «11.1 thr r»r w»«n l paid for ,
„f this «trike m ay be. Right
lh ,,re n n . eh lse k r a o f that. too.
P o rtab le T ypew riters. Sentinel.
Change In Mall Tim e.
expected here. The river through
yet.
nt the m om ent the mill* have *uf-
Tim e for ty in g out night mail the city w as then running high
• • •
flclen t A tlantic coast cargo bu»l-
LANE
CO
UNTY
will l>e changod from 9:30 to 9 30 but w as still w ell w ithin its banks,
T H E ATTORNEY G E N K R nes* on their book* to m ake up for
beginning about the first of F eb m C essation o f the rain resulted in a
AL of A rkansas ruled that w ine or ¡¡¡r lack o f C alifornia order* for at
ary. P ostm aster N elson has receiv- gradual low ering o f the w ater and
rum used a* an Ingredient for boll- |ra*t tw o or three week* and It
ed word from the postoffice depart- by Sunday m orning ail d an ger was
«lay cake* wa* not subject to state th*r*/ore doe* not look a* though
1926 ........ 1930
ment to put the change Into e ffe c t past.
tax. He'll probably be aatounded Any adverse sale* pressure will de-
at his con ven ten '•*. The change w as
H igh w ater w as reported from
to note the number o f m en w ho v*lop. There are som e who believe
CROP
ANIMAL
asked in a petition presented the various section s o f south
Lsuu*.
have suddenly taken up cake mak ¡hat If the ship ow ners do not sub­
PROPL«CrS
postoffice departm ent through the particularly in the R ow river coun-
PRODUCTS
mit to the seam en's latest dem ands
Ing
• • •
efforts o f a cham ber of com m erce try. where tr a ffic cam e in over the
they will *l*o Mprend the strike over
4S 5
51.
NOW THAT those who get to Interconstal vessel* but there I*
com m ittee.
Mosby creek road on account o f the
payment* under the AAA for not Nome «¡uestton About that.
If additional help should he pro- dangerous condition o f a sm all
producing have voted favorably to
vid,xi for the
p ostoffiee
before bridge,
The outlook for the fir m arket
the klea, the South Bend < I nd.) for the first six m onth s of thl*
i February 1. the change will he
The road into th e Bohem ia dis-
Tribune opinsn that a |«»ll of the m n iln g year tak en an a w hole I h
m ade e ffectiv e when the additional trict is still being used as fa r as
kiddle« m ight »how a m ajority In very cheerful. The vn»t am ount of
help Is provided.
Cham pion, according to reports.
favor o f Banta Clau«.
m oney which 1« to be spent on g o v ­
All stream s o f south Lane were
County Cham ber to R esum e
torrents for several days.
ernm ent project«, togeth er with the
TH E N ltA finally ha» quit „taggcrlng »unt whleh
1« being
The dorm ant Lane county cham ­
and the AAA ha» been knocked not. |„ni,,>(| by the governm ent for
ber Is to be brought to life. O. E. Ballaiieera FJes t
ho we can atari rebuilding an alpha
m unicipal, county and atate proj- -
Crowe, who waa president when
The B alladeers have elected the
het for future generation». That ,,r (H nlld under the houHlng net, a»-
the body ceased functioning, has follow in g officers:
J. Schofield
may la- all w ahull he able to leave «ureB n dem and for lum ber which
called a luncheon m eeting, to be Stew art, president: Ed W eber vice
them .
ahould m ake thia com in g year one OTHER
held next Thursday noon in Eu- president; E arl Ballew, secretary;
* * *
of the hlggeat from the atnndpolnt ANIMAL
gene.
W orth H arvey, treasurer; L
W.
W E H AVE G IVEN , or have ,,f consum ption »can nt any tim e PRODUCTS
R evision of the by-law s to per- Coiner, business m anager. N
J
attem pted to give, the borrower B| nce the boom thnt follow ed the
m it the board o f directors to trans- N elson, ad vertisin g m anager; Mrs
.4
W
/
fn'itf
/ft
Tftrr
everything In the way o f relief un world war.
act routine business, w ith three H elen
Rice, accom panlet;
Mrs
trw ,- y 'l .'t’. e r e
ti| pretty »„on w e m ay have to do
. . ■. .
general m eetin gs each year, will b e , Edna P earson, director,
■ 7.6
■om ething for the fellow w ho loan-
i f those people who throw brick s,
proposed. W hen the county eham -
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id the m oney that the other fellow would only start layin g them , look
I her w as active, m eetin gs w ere held
A bachelor of arts is wedded to
Is being relieved from paying.
what a prosperous com m unity we
1 each m onth.
h is art.
AVIAAGf CASH FARM INCOME *4,110,000 00
,
I
d e g re e hy Ih<
f i. i r a i
“ • Upper
all
•». i l l y |n e rra » e < l d r
C a r m u te ! i
m aterial
Body of $¡»0 $60 Ore 350 Feet
Long and 350 Feet Deep Is
City Collects
$310.50 in Fines
Cottage Grove
AVfRAGE
CASH
FARM
INCOME