The Cottage Grove sentinel., May 14, 1936, Page 4, Image 4

U m
a l E»e»h Wall* A a c is a l
Rammed earth w alla fo r b u ild ­
ings have been need In E urope fo r
many centuries. according to Path-
Under Magazine. Roman» used thia
m a te ria l In a crude way d u rin g the
day» o f the old empire. Instance«
are know n o f rammed ea rth b u ild ­
ings standing fo r n early 2 M year»
w h ile the average b u ild in g o f thia
Parasites Cause
Horses’ Lamenes
Tiny Worms in the Intes
tines Check Circulation
of Blood in Legs.
By P r Kobort G r t U m , Cfclef *n * “ *J
Pathology •n«1 I h f lim t k Vi»i*«r».«*
Qualified—Experienced
Laurence C.
MOFFITT
Candidate for Non-Partisan
N om ination for
School
Superintendent
O F L A N E COUNTY
P rim a rie s M ay 13, 1936.
I P aid A d v )
Clyde N. Johnston
•r
••
F u n n e r* who have horses lit-«*
are going m >sterlousljr In me at th *
season o f the ye a r can o fte n la>
the tro u b le to a p a ra site know n •*
*tro n < yle and *»m »rtlnb* vailed
hookworm .
T h is peat la o n ly one o f a uum
i*er a ffe ctin g hocaaa, amt the h«*t
« a y to co n tro l them Is through
s a n ita tio n and o th e r p re te n th e
measures. Proper trea tm e nt w in
re|»ented «lose* o f «»II o f « h«‘i«t»,».
« Ilu u i, a fte r a ccurate diagnosis h.«»
been made, w ill roller«» m a il' aid
m ala Infeate«! w ith lw»ok worms.
W here sym ptom s o f lameness ap
js nr, eggs o f blood worm « may l»e
found In the stools o f ausi»evt»sl
animals. A com isrtettt xe te rin .u ta
»an nlent > the »*gg* w it
the |
o f a iii U tosaojh * I f the egg* a rr
those o f the hookw orm , the tren*
•nent should he sta rte d at once. <n:
«»f vheno|sMlluni Is to x ic anti Is h r*
given by a tra in e d referinarla«-. In
most cases, prom pt trea tm e nt w ill
rl«l the horse o f the worm« and
the a n im a l w III ree«»ver in a *h«»ri
time.
One fa rm e r, who w rote the agri
u ltu ra l o»t!» ge fo r help, had three
ior»ea go nn «teriottsly lame from
« h a t Is now believed to he an tn
•w ta tlo n o f stn m g yle s
o n e bora«
« a s a p p are n tly a ll rig h t u n til ahe
•wiithh-nly at«»| petl aud had no i»«
o f o n e hind leg Ah« fin a lly had to
'•e deatroxed. A second bores «a«
d i rig h t when p u t In the barn a
uig h f. but In the m orn.ng had n *
*e o f one hind eg He «ua no he
e r a fte r a «eek. T b s th ird horse
’•ecame lame fo r no apparent rex
*«»n and haa i»«*»n too rrtp p ta d «•
•xork fo r a couple o f m onths Abe »
m aking slow Im provem ent on pa«
•»ire. S im ila r cases hare i-een re
•rte«I by other*.
The lam«nes« is caused b« i; •
, ny worm s In the Intestines o f t »••
hornet r u ttin g off the circu la tio n
f blood to the legs T ale s* Tl.«
o irn ia are e ite rm in a te « l the It.
»•«ted horse usually «lies
Should Clean Wheat Bin
Before Storage of (¡rain
On» of Ihe moat lm i« > rl« iit step»
n i o n iru llltiK Insects th a t nfe«
i->l grain« «u, h :<• wheat a th .it
.f p ro p e rly cleaning out (h r b-•»
••fore fl lin g If. »ays George I 1
’ ones o f the M i»»oiirl I ’„lie g e oi
» g ric u ltu re In a n sw ering In q u li • «
ncernlng ln«ec( i-nnrrol
R e p u b lica n C andidate
fo r
District Attorney
L A N E COUNTY
An experienced, able la w y e r
(P a id A d v .l
O ften. bo,-an«» o f la. k o f tim e
e pi«, e w here the g ra in 1» fo I.
..red Is h u rrie d ly prepared. Se*
ra l m onili« la te r It 1« da, n l c l to
..Id the gra in over u n til the price
_•.•!« b e tte r and the grain 1« •• in.l
., I t badly Infested w ith »lured
.-rain ln«e, t« V e ry lik e ly many of
,..e pe«r« u e re h a rb o rin g In the
i, a t the lim e the gra in '«a-
-tore,l.
Many o f the |« e ts in th» bln is n
e k ille d by th o ro u g h ly cleaning
■ ut a ll refuse o f prevloua gra. »
a t m ig ht be In th » cracks. ere,
■ es. beneath l»>ards, u r behind par
tlon». A fte r lid s la done the floor»
..» the bln Should be «, rubbed w ith
•oiling lye w a te r and a ll ersrlce»
.Im u ld 1* »oaked th o ro u g h ly. The
in should tie Im ate d where rat«
ih d m ice » i l l tend not to harbor
about It. and should be as nesr ral
; ro o f as It 1« p o M ib l» to make It.
O ften It la nece»«ary to tre a t the
. r a in In the fu ll fo r those stored
.-rain |* « ts th a t may come Into
e b ln w ith the g ra in . I f th» gram
» lik e ly to need th is la te r tre a t­
ment, the I,in should to* made a«
gaa-tlght as
hie I,»fora A lling
It w ith fre«h g ra in .
h is e ig h th grade pupil», a ll boy»,
to W in c h e s te r hay one «lav la»'
week.
John and Geo
L ln b e rg e r 1*0
M on d a y fo r th e ir hom e In C a lifo r ­
n ia a fte r v le ltin g frie n d » h e r* fo r
tw o week«. I<ewts C onley aceom
panled th e m home and w ill v is it
a slater. M is . C laude la w s o n . In
C a lifo rn ia .
la iw r ll
H en»ton
w in
b ro u g h t
hom e fro m a Eugene h o s p ita l last
I'uesdav
The l» *w ev
Fogle
fa m ily
of
Sweet H om e spent Sunday eve
n ln g a t the la iw e ll H enston home.
M r and M rs K H
K oeh
of
G oldson v is ite d frie n d s here Sat
urdav.
Tho».> u n e n d in g a c a rd p a rty at
the hom e o f Ir is M o n tle th S a tu rd a y
n ig h t w ere M arv B rv a n t. M axine
F ry D o n a ld M onroe.
John
and
George L ln b e rg e r. L e w is
Conlev
and H a y m o n d M onroe,
M r and M ie L o w e ll Henston and
mm »pent S a tu rd a y e v e n in g a t the
M a rv in H g rp o l* hom e In C oring,
G rove
Nearby News
|> t L IG H T * U .I.F Y .
M av 12 M r. a nd
M rs.
F re d
W r ig h t o f C o tta ge G rove
spent
fro m S a tu rd a y to Tuesday at tin ­
horns o f a d a u g h te r. M is . O scar
Ja ckso n O th e r guests Sunday at
the Ja ckso n home were M is . l.o is
Be ns to n a nd »on N o rm a n o f E u ­
gene and C lyde W r ig h t, d a u g h te i
K a th e rin e and Ml»» M a rv C a nier
on o f W a lk e r
J u n io rs and se n io rs o f W a lk e r
u n io n
h ig h
school le ft
F rld a v
m o rn in g fo r N e w p o rt on th e ir an
n u a l sneak. F re sh m e n and soph
om ore» a tte n d e d th e M av day fee
tlv a l at t'o tta g e G rove
W eek end guest» o f M r a nd M is .
Lee N ix o n « e re M r» V iv a ld n d a
m ood o f B ra d wood.
M rs
R uby
B la n k and d a u g h te r o f P o rtla n d .
Mr» N in a M org a n and »laughter
M r. and M i». H a ro ld W o lfa rd and
son L a r r v and TMnald N ix o n o f
Eugene On Sunday a ll went to
th e W E N ix o n home in C otta ge
G rove a nd spent th e day. T he E. J
K e n t fa m ily and th e n guests. M i
and M t- la w te n c » K e n t and M r.
and M rs E J Sear» also w ere
wet«» g u v ' t s at th e W E. N ix o n
hom e T h e g ro u p enjo ye d a cov
ered d is h d in n e r a t noon.
M
M
. !' w
Gene w ere am ong a p a rty
who
p ic n ic k e d Sunday on S m ith riv e r.
M tlo n H a ig h t, « h o is em ployed
a t V a n co u ve r. W ash
-pent M o th ­
e r» das here at the home o f his
parents. M r and M i <« C. H H a ig h t
M i, and M r» C lin t S p rig g s o f
C otta ge G rove « e ie d in n e r guests
Sunday o f M r. and
M rs.
Chas
C onner.
M r. and M rs. L a w re n ce K e n t o f
Eugene, who spent several days at
th e E. J. K e n t
home,
re tu rn e d
hom e T uesday evening.
T h e J. A. J o ll fa m ily are e x a c t ­
in g a nephew. K e n n e th J o ll. and
b rid e o f N am pa. Ida . fo r a s h o rt
v is it.
School closes th is co m in g F rid a y
w ith i l Ic n lc In H«»i n » m ove.
D o ro th v H o h m a n . w h o Is a tte n d ­
in g O S .C . came up
a nd
spent
M o th e r « day at th e hom e o f her
parent» M r a m i M r» Geo H o h
m an
h » IK » IE»»
Mav 13 M l« . Jesse ta x u n ls o f
D orena
.pen)
W ednesday
w ith
p e r parent». M i
a nd Mrs. lle r t
D aw ley.
M r. and M rs. F re d K e llv vis ite d
W ednesday o f last week w ith M i
and M rs
A le x G » ro u lte a t I 'l s s
ion.
, .
M i and M rs. Itn v V a n Se-holaek
o f D o re n a and M r. a nd Mrs. F a il
H lg g e n h o th a m
e n te rta in e d
w ith
an o ld tim e dance at the la id le s '
c lu b house a t
tk ire n u
S a tu rd a y
eve n in g
. .
„
W a rre n K e llv a tte n d e d a h a rm -
ets u n io n m ee tin g in Eugene Sat
u rd a v.
.
M r. and M rs W. S
Jeans o f
C u lp C r,-ek v is ite d S a tu rd a y eve
n ln g a t th e O th o V a n Scholaek
home.
Noble E llio t t and G ra n d m a Daw-
lev have been III th e past week.
A r th u r Hales o f D o ren a spent
S a tu rd a y at th e L o w ry E n g la n d
home.
Clyde und H u b e rt M c N s tl went
to D ra in Sunday and v is ite d th e ir
fa th e r. J M M c N e il
M r and M rs F ra n k K e lly and
M r. K e llv 's m o th e r. M rs F lorence
K e llv o f O ottage G rove were v is ­
ito rs F rld a v a t the F re d and W a r-
te n K e lly homes
M r and M rs D ana Me«, a tg a r
and d a u g h te r and »Vm M c C a rg a r
o f G ra n ts Pass. H a ro ld Met a rg a r
fa m ily o f Eugene and the A lv ls
W ic k s fa m ily o f C o tta g e
««rove
were M o th e r’s d sv guests o f M rs
M a rv M c C a rg a r Sunday.
M r nnd M rs F ra n k H auser o f
C ottage G rove were supper guests
S aturday o f M i and M rs. Noble
El»«»»
«
. a
.
M r. and M i«. R oy E n g la n d o f
K u la d a and M r. and
M rs. <1 L
G illis p l, o f D lsston w ere Sunday
v is ito r , s t the G len C .llllsp le home
M r and M rs H u g h D o o little of
T h o rn to n C o rne rs
w ere
****, o [*
M onday eve n in g at the F re d K e llv
home.
LO N D O N
M ay
13. T he G e ra ld
H anton
fa m ily o f S unnyside. W «»h.. and
M rs.
H a ro ld
G ravo»
and
tw o
d a u g h te rs o f Eugene were d in n e r
guest» S a tu rd a y a t
the
H a ro ld
Abeene home
A fa m ily re u n io n waa held S u n ­
day a t the J E.
H a n to n
home
w ith a ll c h ild re n and g ra n d c h il­
d re n present. T he G e ra ld H a n to n
fa m ily o f S unnyside. W ash.: the
H a rv e y S h ip p fa m ily o f C ottage
G ro ve , the G le n H a n to n
fa m ily .
Mr.« H a ro ld Abeene and c h ild re n .
M r and M rs. Geo. H ailes and M r«
H a ro ld G ravo» and c h ild re n were
also present.
M r«. H u b e rt E w in g has been III
the tiast week
W ilm a S u th e rla n d
of
Eugene
spent the week end
w ith
home
fo lk s
M r and M rs.
H a ro ld
P h illip «
w ere o v e r fro m L o w e ll T h u rs d a y
and F rid a y .
M rs M u r r y N e w to n was able to
leave the h o s p ita l last T h u rs d a y
and is s ta y in g a fe w day» a t the
D ic k D ic k e rs o n hom e before
re­
tu rn in g to h e r hom e here.
A. S N e w to n , w ho had been In
a Eugene h o s p ita l a fe w day», re
tu rn e d to the home o f a son M u r­
ry. Sunday.
M r» Dan Heck. M rs C a rl K in g
and d a u g h te rs o f C o tta ge G rove
v is ite d S unday a t th e R o b e rt P h il­
lip s home.
M r. and M rs. Jo h n S u th e rla n d
and son spent T uesday a t th e Geo.
P o w e ll hom e n e a r Lorane.
M i and M rs. W ill L iv e ly spent
the week end a t K its o n s p rin g s ’.
Levi
Geer
re tu rn e d
fro m
th e
sp rin g s w ith them .
T h e N o rm a n M cK e e l fa m ily have
m oved to C o tta g e G rove.
Th»- 4-H clu b g ir ls are h a v in g a
ru m m a g e sale a t th e ir clu b house
a ll dav S a tu rd a y. H a lf the m oney
m ade w ill be used fo r fu rn is h in g s
fo r the clu b house a nd
th e
re­
m a in d e r to h e lp d e fra y expenses
o f those w h o earned sch olarships
S A G IN A S
M ay 13
J
H
D irktn w o n
[ w ill use m odern m ethods and
Ive
honest,
e ffic ie n t
service.”
Frank P. Briggs
C and id a te f o r
D em ocratic N om ination for
COUNTY
COMMISSIONER
LAN E COUNT*’ O REG ON
rlm ary Election May 15, 1930
"I favor th e Townsend Plan”
'en year» ac tual experien ce In
ulldlng and m aintaining lam e
m alty roads.
(P a id . A d v .)
W ild Dog
The w B rrlg a l o r w ild dog o f A n a
t r r f la Is there known a« the dingo
at
When you tom« Io PORIL ANO
Como
lo th» I
I . A f.W
lldlkm
M OTI L
Md*«»«'
» *•••« erne
—h»< iw® •!»»«»«••' dr»** ♦••• ►
«»er
le»l«h.lly*r»dmc«J<H»ìylu«rnibsd F lit
proof E»celfent dining »ervlct. Dsil
«¿I», quiet w o u n d „«< rppuU»
Europeen Pisa
■ss*. wii*> keik, t
« » 1. «
Two
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American FU*
lova wi«>» U«»». î
LfglMH» 1« *"4 •
T por*»»»» v
VOTE 67—X
Poole for Comity Coroner
Chas. 1’. Poole
à
i «r//
S *
Lane County
CORONER
• Economical
• Efficient
• Dependable
• Dignified
A fay IS — The Primaries
Vote 67-X
Chas. P. Poole for County Coroner
W. B. Dillard
Typewriter Ribbons, Carbon Paper. Type
writer Supplies. The Sentinel.____________
Republican Candidate for Representative
Fourteenth Representative Distinct
Comprising Lane County
Present County Clerk
Most v o la rs , a* a rule, w a n t tr
k n o w a ll about a r a r.d id a tr
Candidate for
RENOMINATION
I t la im p oa a lh l* fo r m t to m *« t
»ach v o te r para o n a lly I aan. fh»r»-
fo r* , ta k in g th is m eth o d o f g e ttin g
by m»»«agr to a la r x * n u m b e r o f
voter«.
Bom in Lane county
Graduate of University of
I f you th in k k in d ly
of
my
q u a lific a tio n s and m y slogan. J
w a n t y o u r vote I al«o w a n t you «0
ue*
your
In flu e n c e
w ith
your
frie n d « In m y b » h a lf
Oregon and Willamette
Law school
Primary, May 15, 1936
I was Ix x n in Io la
F e b ru a ry 9. 1979.
trx>k
W IL L IA M
HOTEL MULTNOMAH
"P o rtla n d 's N a tio n a lly
Bunday
th e H o w a rd T a y lo r home
T he H ain M o rrta
fa m ily
and.
O p a l W tls v o f I ’e n g ra spent Hun
dav a t the Geo M o rris home.
Itu tte M oonsv a nd K e n n e th Hen
n e tt have gone to E u re k a . C a l. on
business.
R o y K e n n e d y, w ho le w o rk in g
a t IHiwere eamp. spent the week
end w ith hom e fo lks.
M rs C lif f A lle n and d a u g h te r o f
C o tta ge G rove a re »ponding th is
week at ih e R oy K e n n e d y home
P e rk in s M ille r le ft Sunday fo r
P o w e is. w h e re he has w o rk
The Ja ke S ta b le r fa m ily
and
l.e w and E v e re tt M cCoy were c a ll
ers Sunday at Ihe K e n n e d y home
t-a v o n a P itc h e r
and
d a u g h te r
l»orl« o f Eugene »pent Sunday at
th e lh>c Ih te h e r home.
Mi
and M rs
B ill
W a rd
of
S p rin g fie ld v la lle d Sunday at the
E a rl E llio tt home.
MOSH* C R EEK .
M av 13 M r and M rs R o y J e n -
son o f P o rtla n d spent th e week
end a t th e Geo. H a s tin g s borne
School closed F rld a v at W a ld e n
w ith a p ic n ic lu n c h a t noon.
H O Ja ckso n and son J u n io r
have m oved fro m W a ld e n
to
a
place at T h o rn to n C o rne rs
M r and M r« H a rv e y T a y lo r o f
--
-ü_ Famous H o te l...
II
DALE
M em ber o f
i S outh I
W lw o n a li
M ’ lh .'d l» t
ch u rc h
I received m y e d u catio n In th e p u b lic achoola o f th a t S tate
the U n iv e rs ity o f W isco n sin the U n iv e rs ity o f C hicago, and R u th
M ed ica l College.
I am m a rrie d and have one c h ild
I waa a d m itte d to th e p ra c tic e o f m ed icine In I llin o is In 190»
I have liv e d In O regon fo r th e p a st t h ir t y years and I have liv e d
In I .one C o u n ty fo r fifte e n year».
Train Colts Early
T he tra in in g o f n c o lt should be
gin a t an e a rly nge. Foals th a t are
handled and h a lte r broken when
■ ■ling ta ke the presene» o f man as
a m a tte r o f course and are easily
approached In the pasture end stall.
In fact, according to th» M issouri
F anner, horsemen w ho do not hen
41« 4h«!i cp.1** 'w u i tfi* ? V -
>eani old inarveT a t the gentlem-s»
o f coltg »hat have received thorough
e a rly tra in in g . The firs t lesson may
consist o f fittin g a le a th er h a lte r
on "die foal. T fie next day tl» the
co lt up In the same s ta ll w ith Its
m other fo r about h a lf an hour.
W atch I t to see th a t It doe» not be­
come tangled In the h a lte r rope or
in ju re Its e lf In any way. Repeat thia
lesson u n til the c o lt stands q u ie tly ;
then It Is ready fo r leading.
C otta«» a r o v s spent
11
I am a m em b e r o f the A m e ric a n M ed ica l A sso cia tio n , th e Cen­
t r a l W illa m e tte , Iatne nnd S ta te M ’ d lc a l Societies, th e Eugene
t ’ h n m b e r o f C om m erce, the K lw a iil« , E lk s , Eagles, M asons, I f l O . F .
I was fo rm e rly a m em ber o f the H in t* H oard o f H e a lth
I have lieen a p ro p e rty ow ner In the S tate for m any years
and during that tim e have taade a thorough rtudy of t a i
M ns IDF. these hospitable doors you will find
everything to make your Portland visit one
o f complete comfort and enjoyumsit. . •
6 0 0 p leasant ro o m s
B e a u tifu l IM ning Itn o m
Sm art C offee S h o p
P o p u la r S u p p e r CInh (N B C and
C B S D r, h*s»ra«l
&
D u ty a f»w step s
froan th e e » a t * r
a t sh o p p in g e o d
proIRbrne
Because o f m y o w n e ia h lp and o p e ra tio n o f fa rm p ro p » rtla o
o v e r a p e rio d o f years I feel th a t I have a th o ro u g h kn o w le d g e o f
th e pro b le m s fa c in g the fa rm e r today.
I fa v o r th e s u p p o rtin g n nd u p b u ild in g o f o u r p u b lic school
system and o u r system o f h ig h e r e d u catio n .
I have a d m in is te re d to old people fo r so m a n y year« th a t I
realize th a t ooms fo rm o f old age pension la v e ry necessary and
I w ill fa v o r a n y system th a t Is In k e e p in g w ith o u r A m e ric a n
s ta n d a rd o f liv in g .
I f n o m in a te d nnd elected I w ill nerve the people to th e heal o f
m y a b ility h o n e s tly and fe a rle ssly, and be fore passing ju d g m e n t
on any le g is la tio n I w ill a lw a y s hnve In m in d the beat in te re s t o f
Is in e C o u n ty and O regon.
SLOGAN: A square »leal for labor, education, in
duHtry and old age pension.
PORTLAND »OREGON
W ILLIAM II. DALN.