The Cottage Grove sentinel., September 17, 1936, Page 3, Image 3

TIIHUMIIAV. MKl’T K M Iir.lt IB. IBM.
S a v e M on ey A t T h e S to re o f
BIG V A L U E S
du cte d by th e Ig in e C o u n ty H o r ti­
c u ltu ra l society, co o p era tin g
w ith
C o u n ty A g e n t O. S F le tc h e r. O T .
M c W h o rte r, h o rtic u ltu r is t fro m th e
exten sion d e p a rtm e n t o f O rego n
A la le C ollege w ill assist w ith t h r
d e m o n s tra tio n .
M t F le tc h e r has urged th a t a ll
In terested p a rties a tte n d as In fo r ­
m et S ep tem ­ m a tio n presented w ill be o f g re a t
M rs A u b re y . Im p o rta rn e lo g ro w ers In a ll sec­
y e a r ’s w o rk tions.
showed the
had
been
Grove W. C T. U.
Ejects Officers
For Coining Year
Our lurye variety of merchandise and complete
nex« of lines inakoH it
eiuty
to shop
D a r l in g V a r i e t y S to r e s
O re g o n P o litic s
Jo hn W R a lly . W n »h ln g to ii
rm p uiM tru t fo r lh > O re g o n l*n . o n *
o f th * o u ta tu n illn g p n llllr a l ntittl-
yata o f (h a n a tio n w ill fu rn la h th r
H en llnal, «1 In trrv n lx , th r I n s l d r
alo ry o f (a itltlra fro m (ha «taint
point o f th r a ln la and na tio n .
T h * fo llo w in g la on th r O reg o n
lo allttral s itu a tio n
JO H N W. K E L L Y
W n « h ln g tn n Correspondent
Ity ayatenm tlf* "»an tptlng " o f p u b ­
lic o p in io n over a period o f m ontha.
r rp n h tliu n « a re c o n fid a n t th a t O re
gon *'nn tw placed In the Ixtndon
co lu m n In N o v e m b e r
F o llo w in g fa c ta have bean d e v e l­
oped by the aerlaa o f repeated teata
o f a e n llm e n t. P re sid e n t Ito oaevelt'a
p o p u la rity la on th e declin e; th e
a d ra ln la trn tlo n haa loat ao m a n y
fo rm e r a u p p o rtera th a t a re p e titio n
o f th a lan daltd» o f 1932 la out o f the
qu aatlo n . th e re haa bean a steady
and a u b a ta n tla l Increase In se n ti­
m ent fo r G overnor Landon. th is
sentim en t co m in g fro m voters who
w ere In th e Itooaevelt ca m p
O th e r fa r ts revealed In th r su r­
veys Includ ed evidence th a t repub
llra n e who stood by th e ir tic k e t
fo u r years ago have no In te n tio n
o f de<e-rtlng th e ir p a rty th is ye ar,
w hereas m a n y rep u b lic an s and con
s rrv a tlv e drm o< ra ta who vo ted fo r
M t.
Ito o a evelt In 1932 w ill nut do
ao a second tim e
I l w as a protest vote w h ich en a­
bled M r H onor v e il to c a rry O reg o n
by 77.082 m a jo r ity : In th e c u rra n t
ca m p a ig n th e protest vote, w h a t­
ever Its s tre n g th , w ill go to G o v e r­
nor Landon, fo r a protest vote la
alw ays cast again st the In cum ttent
1
T U R M RNTINRI. fXITTAGR GKOVR. O H R /iO N
nlse th a t the result III O te g o n looks
lik e a horse race
M I N I K I N <11 H IM W IN H IG H
IIG N O H M A T M A I.E M F A I R
T h e Mieses l-lllla n G e e r an d J a o
q u e llii M o rio n , w h o represented th e
London t I I d u b In a hom e econo­
m ics d e m o n s tra tio n a t th e state
fa ir last w eek, w ere a c claim ed th e
s ta le ch am p io n sh ip Ir a n i.
T h e y had p reviou sly
won
firs t
pines In a co un ty d e m o n s tra tio n a t
t h e I m n r co u n ty fa ir .
T h e y w ere
one o f m ore th a n th ir t y team s en ­
tered at Ih e s ta le fa ir an d w ill com
pete In a lik e d e m o n s tra tio n a t the
P a c ific In te r n a tio n a l E x p o s itio n In
P o rtla n d . O cto b er 6
T h e w in n in g
le a n t fro m the ex positio n w ill be
a w a rd e d a tr ip lo Chicago.
T h e ir d e m o n s tra tio n consists o f
p re p a ra tio n an d use o f ra w wool
In rugs
T h e rugs on d isp la y won
th e a d m ira tio n o f sightseers a t the
state fa ir . O n e ru g . m ad e by Miss
M o rto n , won flr s l p rize In th e
state e x h ib it
M rs l-eon M o rto n Is clu b leader
fo r th e lstn d o n group.
Fairview
T h e lo cal W .C .T .U .
ber I I at the home o f
A rep o rt o f th e past
was presented w h ic h
d e p a rtm e n t
d ire c to r
busy.
T h e a n n u a l ele ctio n
was
held
an d Ih e fo llo w in g
o fflc e ra
were
elected
M rs N lc k e rb o c k e r. presi­
d e n t; M rs. W llllu m M o re lo c k , vice
p res id en t. M is . C laren ce M adden,
s e cre tary; M rs J. F . H afley, tre a s ­
u r e r , M rs. H . H F e rr tn . s c ie n tific
te in p c ia n c e In s tru c to r; M rs . N . E
C om pton, p u b lic ity ; M rs.
F ra n k
H ouser, c h ild re n 's fa rm hom e; M rs.
M a ry S m ith , M rs M o re lo c k , F lo w e r
m ission; M iss Johnson, e v a n g e lis tic
w o rk .
Miss Johnson, M is M a d d e n and
M is . M o re lo ck w ere elected d e le­
gates to th e co un ty co n v e n tio n to
be held a t E ug ene to day. H eptem -
I
T h e Hostesses, M rs C o u lte r and
M rs. M o re lo c k served re fre s h m e n ts
a t th e te a hour.
M rs. N lc k e rb o c k e r read th e fo l­
lo w in g poem :
H O Is O F A S T
I w a n t to let go, bu t I w ill n o t let
go
1 am sick. It Is tru e , an d d isco u r­
aged an d blue;
W o rn out th ro u g h and th ro u g h , hut
I w ill not let go.
1 w o n t to let go, hut 1 w ill no t let
It)'
U ttlin u i
I,
Miss Ile n e T r u n n e ll
N e w pu pils w ho en tered school
M o n d ay were P egg y
S m ith , and
■till Fo ste r, eig h th g rad e an d K e ith
F o s te r
w ho Is In
th e
seventh
grad e.
M iss N o rm a D u g a n w ho ha» been
v is itin g th e past th re e m onths In
C a lifo r n ia
re tu rn e d
to h e r hom e
F rid a y .
M r F r a n k V a n N o r tw tc k visited
a t his d a u g h te r's hom e a t A u ro ra
T h u rs d a v and F rid a y .
M r T o m Hikes accom panied bv
G eo rg e BJorset o f C o tta g e G ro ve
spent th e w eek end at the coast
M t« . N elson O a r o u tte
an d
tw o
c h ild re n m oved to M a rs h fie ld S a t­
u rd a y to jo in M r. G a ro u ttc
C lin ­
ton an d W illia m G a rn u tte a t com ’
panted th em
M rs.
E ug ene
K in g
of
S m ith
H lv e r vis ite d S u n d a y at th e F re d
H a r r is hom e
Mr
and M rs. B ill H a r r is
and
baby o f S m ith R iv e r visited S u n ­
d a y a t th e G eo rg e B a rn e y hom e.
Mri>
C h a rle a S m ith and M rs
T h eo B a rro w s v is ited M r S m ith . !
w h o Is In th e
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h o sp ital
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1 am |ax>r an d perp lexed, d istu rb ed
and vexed;
C a re not w h a t comes n e xt, b u t
11 w ill not le t go.
M rs F r e d K e lly
I w an t to let go, hut I w ill no t let
go.
flo w n
L ife
A C. V o ig t cam e last w eek fro m T h o u g h Joys a rc a ll
h a th le ft m e alo ne;
lots A ng eles an d Is lo o k in g fo r a
lo cation here H e Is s ta v in g fo r a F o r bread th ere's stone .but
fe w d ays at th r hom e o f a b ro th e r- I w ill not let go.
In la w . E ilw in Voas.
V e rn o n H a r t le ft F r id a y fo r F a ll I w an t <O let go. b u t I w ill not let
C re e k , w h ere he has em p lo ym en t.
M r and M rs F re d K e lly and son T h e r e Is w o rk to be done, a race to
H a r v e y a l l e n d e d I h e state fa ir at
be run.
Malent last T h u rs d a y M r K e lly and
son p a rtic ip a te d In Ih e c a ttle lo d g ­ A c ro w n to be won. and
I w ill not let go
in g
M rs O th o V a n
M cholark
and
d a u g h te r Josephine a tten d ed th e I w an t to let go. bu t I w ill n o t let
Ko.
G et T o g e th e r clu b o f Mosbv creek
w h ic h w as held s i th e M o rris hom e T h e re are b a ttles to fig h t by day
T h u rs d a y . I l was an a ll d a y m eet
and by n ig h t.
Illg and a po tlu ck d in n e r w as s e rv­ F o r G od an d th e rig h t, an d
ed a t noon.
I w ill not let go.
M rs Id a G a r « u ttr v is ite d S a tu r­
d a y at th e hom e o f a son R a lp h In I w an t to let go. bu t I w ill no t let
E ug ene
<0.
School s ta rte d here M o n d ay w ith I never w ill yield. W h a t ' L ie do w n
M rs
M y rtle
P la n k
o f C o tta g e
on th e fie ld
G ro v e as te ach er
A n d s u rre n d e r t h r s h ie ld 7 N o '
M r and M rs. W a r r e n K e lly w ere I w ill not let go.
a ll-d a v guests F r id a y o f o f
Mr
I w a n t to let go. bu t I w ill not let
K e lly 's
m o th e r.
M rs
Flo ren c e
Ko.
K e lly In C o tta g e G rove.
Be th is e v er m y
song
A g a in st
Mt
and M rs
A lb e rt
H o w a rd
legions o f w ro n g .
w en t to S u th e rlin F r id a y to vis it
O God m a k e m e stro ng, th a t
M r. H o w a r d ’s parents.
M rs
E arl
H lg g e n b o th a m
and I m ay not let go.
F o tlm a te s v a ry as to the num ber
o f Votes M t Itooaevelt haa loat I f
o n ly
18,non have
changed,
th ia
would reduce hl» I M I m a jo r ity o f
77x63 to 27.000 I f 20 p e rcent or
even 18 pe rc an t o f M r. Ito o a e v e lt’a
supporters h ave deserted h in t fo r
one reason or an o th e r, hla m a jo r ity
Is w iped out o r ao near the va n is h ­
in g point th a t his c a rry in g O rego n
Is a n u ttie r o f doubt
Im p a r tia l ob servers a re o f Ih r
o p inio n th a t M r Ito oaevelt haa lost
not leas th a n 18 percent o f hla 1932
a d h e re n ts T h ia la a m a tte r lh a l
can bs checked by an yon e a s k in g
th e firs t 100 m en and w o m en who
voted fo r M r R oosevelt, If th ey I n ­
te n d g iv in g hint th e ir ballot In N o v O ft« H o c k s r e n te rta in e d S a tu rd a y
em ber .Much tests w ill v a ry w ith ev en in g w ith n dance at I h r ladles
each too people, but the av e ra g e o f clu b house nt H o re n s .
R ao aeve lt desertio ns eaceed 18
M r an d M rs. E d w in Voss and
In c a lc u la tin g d efection s fro m d a u g h te r Ix ir r a ln e an d house guest.
V o ig t, visited S u n d ay evenin g
th e N ew Ile a l. It should tic re m e m ­ A
bered th a t som e rsp ln ccm cn ls w ill at th e lta y m o n d W ic k s hom e a t
come fr o m the cro p of firs t voters, i ’uln t ' r r r k
A D e m o n s tra tio n M e etin g
A d e m o n s tra tio n m e e tin g fo r th e
co n tro l o f diseases o f cane fru its ,
such as yo u n g b e rrles .
rasp b erries
an d lo g an b erries, w ill be held a t the
hom e o f F. J. H id in g s , 1395 F r a n k ­
lin B o u leva rd , E ugene, F r id a y a t
T h e P J. Hush fa m ily
m oved 1 30 p. nt. T h e p rop er m ix in g an d
S u n d a y n e a r M a r r o lla . w h e re they use o f b o td eau x m ix tu re w ill also
ex p ec t to m a k e th e ir horn«.
be d e m o n s tra te d an d both disease
C arJ Y a n c e y
E th e l P a ris h an d co n tro l an d s p ra y in g w ill be d is­
C a rm a n G a r n u tte o f E u g en e w ere cussed
T h e m e e tin g w ill be con-
guests o f M rs Id a O a r o u tte Sun
tlav
but these re c ru its c a n n o t offset
m ore th a n a sm all p e rcentage o f
th e loaarn
H a v in g assem bled th e cvhlence
deducted by th e ’ sa m p lin g " p r o
ceas. the re p u b lic a n lenders are sst-
Igfted th a t O regon Is no lo n g e r a
solid Ilis io c v e ll s la te It has never M iss ltu ii|M -rt to M a ry lh u m t.
C re s w e ll. Sept. 16, — (S p e c ia l.I
gone d e m o c ra tic fo r p res id en t hul
I w ire In Ils h isto ry an d Is now M iss M ercedes H a u p e r t, d a u g h te r
a c tu a lly In the d o u b tfu l colum n. o f M r. an d M rs J o h n H a u p e rt o f
K nc o u rag ed by th e s itu a tio n re C re sw ell, en ro lle d last w eek ns n
vcaled. rep u b lic an s arc p re p a rin g fre s h m a n In M a ry lh u r s l collage at
to redo ub le I h e ir e ffo rts In th e re ­ Osw ego, th e o n ly s ta n d a rd fo u r-
m a in in g w eeks o f th e c a m p a ig n . In y e a r colege fo r fd rl» In th e P a c ific
p a rtia l c o n firm a tio n o f
th e hopes ‘ n o rth w e st She Is a m e m b e r o f tho
class
e v er
to
o f rep u b lic an s , d em o ernte on th e In ­ larg e st fre s h m a n
side o f th e ir p a rly o rg a n is a tio n a d ­ re g is te r at Ih e college. T o m eet the
m it th e re haa been a slip a w a y 1 Increased e n ro llm e n t. Ih e school Is
fro m M r Ito o a evelt en d lo such a b u ild in g a new re s id e n tia l ha ll, e x ­
degree th a t th e y do not «spent to pected lo lie co m p lete d fo r th e fa ll
a
sweep th e state by an y auch larg e te rm o f 1937. M is s H a u p e r t Is
M o n ro v ia - A rc a d ia -
m a jo r ity as w as given th e N e w i g ra d u a te o f
H eal In 1932. P ra c tic a l m en In the H u a rte h ig h school In C a lifo rn ia
d e m o c ra tic h ig h co m m an d a re ntd
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