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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1936)
T H IK M IIA V . Or-ler« during recent week« have held fa irly even, w ith none of the m arket« eh,-wing any significant change o r epeclal activity. • • • N|>anl«h Am erican w ar and (he auxiliary w ill be »1 The Ikillee. Oregon. on July 13. IS. 14 and 16 and not at Kelao and ls>ngvl»w »tattin g July IS. H o m e E cva o m lca T e a c h e r*. 'X ■■ T he annual vocational c o n fer ence of Oregon home economic« teacher« w ill take place at the Oregon State college, Cotvallla, June 18 to 30. Teacher» who con tlnue for two week» more o f «tudy at sum mer school. which open» June 22. will receive one and one- h alf hour» gtaduate credit. Follow- lng thl«. there w ill he opportunity to attend Am erican Home Kconom tc» association meeting« In Seattle July ti to 9. • • • Tln and Hall M achine* A recent order of the county court prohibit« the operation of pin and hall machine« In the county on and a fte r June 1. except In clt- iea which llcenae them under ex isting ordinance* The order 1« made effective on that dal« so that operator» w ill have an op portunity to dispose of the m a chine« which are generally owned by a ayndlcate and rented to oper ator». M AI II, Sav! T h at Looks GOOD! . Civil Service KxamtnaUnn» The United Slate« C ivil Service comml«alon ha» announced open com petitive examination« a« fol low«: Assistant adviser In labor law adm inistration S?.tfc*> a year, senior paper technologist. J4.8W a year; associate gas engineer. M.- 300 a year; flr»t mate Full Inform ation may tie obtain- e.l from Secretary of the U. S civil »ervlce hoard of examiner», or a, (he poatofflce In this city, _____ _____ _____ Tremendous Trifles a By ELMO SCOTT WATSON — — W— — m«— W IN D O W W IT H A V IE W a • w C 1X)|’ » e s lu West Liberty, (Milo and they'll lell you to be sure (o seo Donu Platt's castle, a turreted um n-) F ath er Bernard Hubbard, famed "G lacier Priest." who w ill give an M ill R o g e r* W o rk . si,-it that soldier, editor and nuts, Ulustrated lecture at M cA rth u r court in Eugene Wednesday evening It is reported that Governor M a r ter of epigrams and epithets built M ay . . . His appearance la under auspice» of the Eugene Active club. Better baked goods creamier, finer llnvurnd Proceeds w ill be used to finance the annual summer camp fo r under tin properly urge» Oregon cltlsrne at a cost of JsO.OOU Visit this cas to Join In the observation of W ill Ils and they'll take you to a little privileged boys conducted by the club foods smoother, richer desserts . . nil w r rosier Rogers week. M ay 22 to 29. com room, eight feel square, In ona of m em orating the dedication o f the (ba towers and tell you thia story: to serve when Powell s milk is included in your f» t ration as many members who had W ill Rogers mem orial hospital at James Whitcomb Riley was a voted against the adm inistration Saranac lake. New York vorite recipe*! This simple cooking secret inrun.« leadership to hrlng the bill up, close friend of Platt's and a fre • » • more than tastier dishes, too it means foods swung around to the Whitehouse 99th Birthday quent visitor to the cattle. One au side when It came up fo r passage that ; uy really better for everyone in the family, tumn morning the Hoosier poet • • • C aptain N H, Kingm an, one of G ra n g e Oppose« C V A - for Powell s Milk brings you the elements so neo I-ane county's few C ivil W a r veter stood In this little room and looked L o g g in g C am pa S hu tdo w n out the window Before him un It Is reported that the executive Some 25 logging operation« in ans and probably Its only living oaairy to balanced diets and better health Pow rolled the panorama of the fertile com mittee o f the Oregon state closed o fficer of that war. celebrated his grange, over the signature of the Colum bia basin area fields and gently-sloping hills of Lo ell a is easy to use in all kinds of cooking Try it down as the Columbia Basin Log 99th birthday anniversary Wednes G rangem aster Ray O lli, expressed today1 gers, association of independent day at the home of hie eon and gan county. Now It waa covered opposition to legislation providing He with a blanket of frost shining In operators, carried out Its program daughter-in-law In Eugene for a Colum bia valley a u th o rity to From the barn ticket the morning sun. o f a general shutdown because of has voted the Republican adm inister Bonneville and Coulee POWELL 1 TRUCK DELIVERS IN THE CITY ever since he voted fo r Lincoln. yard down below there came up to it» dispute w ith the Colum bia R iv power at this time er D istrict council of the Saw m ill H e was horn In Ohio. M ay 20. 1837 h it ears a medley of sounds— (he • • • JU8T PHONE AT ANY TIME and T im b e r W orkers' union. Some He enlisted In Company K. First gobbling of a turkey, the crowing o f A t h le t i. D irector 6000 men are affected. The shut Wisconsin Volunteer In fa n try. A t- a rooster, the ducking of a hen. Anson Cornell, captain of Ore down order followed a etrick In ril 17. 1881 For a moment Riley stood ab gon» football squad in 1915 and • • • five camps In Oregon and W ash sorbed In the scene, then turned, an outstanding baseball player, ington resulting in a deadlock be Protest N avy Rill ■elicit a pencil and began lo » rile w ill direct the university intercol The Methodist M inisterial U M » What he wrote Is today one of the tween employers and union lead legiate athletics, commencing June c la t lo n of Portland has sent a res ers in th e ir quarrel. beat-loved poem» In American nt- • • • olution Io President Roosevelt pro • • • era til re. It begins; "When tbs frost N e w G u a rd I'n itn . testing the passage of the naval Bonneville Power. la on the pumpkin T he strength of the Oregon N a appropriation bill. Accor lin g to a United Press dis £ . W ester« N e*et>«e»r U n to * tional guard w ill be increased to- patch Governor Charles H M a rtin , 3.300 officers and men by the addi V e te ra n Paaaew speaking of the hydroelectric de Typewrit«!-» T h e «sntlnsL Printing I'n -'M Ar« Ixiw Scott W. Phillip«, aged 90, one of 1 0 0 * novseags. T h » B e t i a e L velopment on the Colum bia river, tion o f three new units, a division the two last Civil W a r veteran« of signal company at P o rtland under stated that power from Bonneville G ran t» Pass. died there Tuesday dam must be sold to industry. I t Is Captain Gordon S trik e r; the regi following a long Illness F ra n k lin hie opinion that farm ers could m ental headquarters company and headquarters com W . Simmon» 1« the other veteran never hope to use more than a the battalion pany of the 162d In fa n try. This ad of that w ar residing In th a t city. fraction o f the power that w ill be generated at the dam. H e also said dition w ill require more than 200 II u m Storm *. Oregon needs industries and pay enlistments The annual encamp Du«t storm * In Utah. Idaho. Ne rolls. Factories should locate at the ment at Camp Clatsop in June w ill see the largest armed force at vada and W yom ing cause heavy dam site where there w ill b* little th a t place in the history of the damage V is ib ility w a* reduced transmission cost." Oregon guard to le** than a city block In *ome places and street lig h t* were dim D ru n k D r iv e r * ’ License*. V etera n P ro p rrty S ale* med by the gloomy, d irt-filled air According to Secretary of State I t is announced that the sales of A part of Colorado and K a n *a * Snell more than 60 per cent of the Tom Mix. automobile drivers’ license» revok W orld w a r veterans state aid com were al*o affected. ed last month, 47 o f 7p, were ta k mission property during the first whose ctrcua w a* giving u nhow en from dru nk drivers. Since last four months of this year totaled at Burley, Idaho, aurfered a b ru it July 1, a total of 323 d ru n k d riv 5196.90b Collections on veterans' ed shoulder and h l* lo ** caused by storm, w a* approxim ately ers came under the safety respon loan» also showed increases, w ith the sibility act. There were only 28 a total of »649.105 so fa r this year $9,000. W e p re fe r Oregon *how er* or more than »100 000 in excess of Even ra in * are preferable. revocations fo r other reasons collections for the same period • • • last year, F a rm Price-» Lo«ver. > panj*h W a r V e te ra n *. • • • According to the division of crop T h e a n n u a l co n v e n tio n of th e L u m b e r P ro d u ctio n . and livestock estimates of the U. A total o f 200 down and operat S. depaitm ent of agriculture, farm - price« gained 1 point fio m M arch ing m ills in Washington and O re to the West 15 to A p ril 15, but were low er than gon which reported a year ago by around 8 points. Coast L um berm en’s association for Prices of tru ck crops jum ped 30 the week ending M ay 9 produced lumber. points to offset losses in prices of 121,524,302 board feet of Cottage Grove General 74.3 per several other commodities. The T he Industry produced cent o f its average w eekly cut dur Repair Shop only other gain in the fa rm prod ing 1926-1929. ucts group was meat anim als, re T he new business reported taken ported up 3 point« Price« declined Bicycle, Key Sc Gun Work on chickens and eggs, grain, dairy last week by the 200 m ills was 97,- 096^68 board feet. Shipments were products and fru it. 113.075,775 feet. T he unfilled orders • • • Lawn Mower Sharpening are 433,292,747 feet. Increase in F r a ile r -L em k e Bill. production during the week end Cottage Grove, Oregon The Frazier-Lem ke farm m o rt ing M ay 9 Is in line w ith the usual gage refinancing bill was defeated trend at this season of the year by a vote of 235 to 142 In the house. The defeat was brought N o w h e r e a re th e y c o m b in e d so p e r fe c tly as i n C h e v ro le t t r a c k * about by a coalition of a n ti-in fla tion democrat« and republicans. This is a victory for the adminls- t.t i ir in r n is c '/h i v ( lu t m l r l I Made It With POWELL’S! National State News P O W E L L ’S D A IR Y P R O D U C T S Harry Rentle You w a n t POWER You w a n t ECONOMY You a lso w a n t LOW PRICE PROOF The first fire insurance company in America was formed by Ben Franklin in 1752. It is still in existence and has more assets in proportion to liabilities than any other fire insurance company in America In the San Francisco fire of 1906 more than 100 STOCK companies discounted loss payments from 5 to 60 per cent Every MUTUAL paid its losses and not one failed. Policyholders save 25 cents of each fire insurance do! lar by insuring in OREGON MUTUAL This company has paid $5,000,000 in losses since 1894 95% of Oregon Mutual Policies renew at expiration. ‘ There is a reason ” lie II i/n-. NEW PERFECTED HYDRAULIC BRAKES * 1 * * } * equalized for quirk, tinRwrrving, “ •traight line** «topa NEW FULL-TRIMMED DE LUXE CAB with clear-vi* ion maini* ■»<*nt panel for «afe control iceeeex raaatpo«’« I (.( ) \ < H i U E H — to pull %<>ur Im I»! b in t rhoi< r —- < Jirvr<’l r t ! It IA N f rrM ,rR t p u llin g |M»wrr o f a n y Ir iK ’K in the e n tire lo w -p pru ric e e ravive! rMiigel _ (< > have t o i l m o n e v 1 . , I i mt choice < licvrolet! It a the moni economi« m I truck m the world for all-round duty! LO U I ’ ll IC E — to conserve vour capitali First elio... — Chevrolet! It »ell« at the lowest price at which yon can buy any liigh-|»»were<| truck 1 All llie -pi«h H r . which make a truck a money, im ikrr — all the ciualitie* which make truck op-ration proli l a hie— are yours in Hie highest degree in these big, powerful Chevroleta. See your nearest Chevrolet dealer today for full information. And then . . lie wise— «onorili»-— buy Chevrolet trucks! cnrvRoLrr motor compact . dhtmoit . Call for information about your own insurance prob lems Arnest Insurance Agency OREGON MUTUAL AGENT 901 MAIN ST P e te r M c O n re n Cham pion wood chopper who w ill exhib it here Saturday. Cottage Grove, Oregon NEW H1GMCOM PRESSION VALVE-IN HEAD ENGINE with increased Imeaepowre, -n-rea«e<l '« q u a , greater eron-nnv In gas and nil FULL-FLOATING REAR AXLE w ith l-srrel type wheel hearings on I M-ton rn-xMe M ichigan OW EKAL MOTOR» INSTALLMENT P L A N -M O N T H L Y PAYMENTS TO SU IT TOUR PURSE CHEVROLET TRUCKS Cottage Grove Motor Co. ________112 North Ninth Street—Phone 77
