The Cottage Grove sentinel., January 28, 1937, Image 1

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COTTAGE «.IMIVK, LANK UWJNTY. OREGON, T i l l RHDAV, J A M AIO
"Anni Sophronia" a Hoy Scouts Hear Prowlers Enter Tw«
Dr. Baxter Speak Stores; Wirth’s Lose
Friend, a Wise and ,4f
Eugene H o tel
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WedSixty. Years
Dca. \ II Mounts;
Thiiusa. Homeless
As Flood i -‘ases
Dr. Bruce Baxter, president of
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HuRtti. Jan M
Deeplte »11 th»
W illa m e tte u n iv e rs ity , placed
as
.
n „ v u „ ,l
Lane Red Crosx Quota Raised
unkind rn n a ik » mad« »bout the A Trtin Pioneer, After a Life
the first responsibility of boy scout 8afley ■ Store Robbed of
legislature, together w ith charge«
To Three Thousand Dollars,
work the development of young c
.
ci
u
Cookies and
o f g raft and corruption, none of Of Onlnrful and Focinatlng
men to use In a fittin g way the v i m u j , w »,<».
,
SI 25 00 For Cottage Grove
which happen to be true, mother»
trem end ou s new power which win grijai] Change in Rei'i.ster
and father« aend
ih alr children Interext. Piume» On at fiO
ba at th e ir dleposal w ith in the next
hare and men «veil let their wlv«»
25 years, as ha addressed the W II-
I
N early 300,000 refugees driven
atay through a eeealon Home of the
lam etta council o f boy «couta at a
Ixjcal and »tale police are Investl-
Mrs
Hophronla
K
M
cFarland,
*9,
from th e ir homes In the O hio and
children have Jobe and other» com«
linnquet Tuesday evening In
Ku- Ra, |„ R a ««rles of robberies th a t
Mississippi valley» are suffering
w ith erhool elaaeea «ant here a» (inssed away at 2 o'clock this m orn­ gen». D r Baxter ««Id the young- ,)ave a tlI,oyed local residents, and
ing I Thursday 1 following a few stars of today w ill be faced w ith
from cold, hunger, snow and dis­
part of their study of civic».
became
serious
w
ith
the
robbery
of
a » •
days nine»« With a severe cold No and compelled to deal w ith powers
ease. according to A P report» and
W lrth Brother«, dry < ieaner», Sat-
property losses, estim ated a t ap­
Henator Joeepn Best. Um a­ arrangem ent» have been made for we have never known and they
- urday night, where several suits of
proxim ately 310,000.000 In
Ohio
tilla county medic in private Ufa, funeral »«rvlcas owing to the Ill­ must he trained to p r o p e r ^ use clothca were taken, an
overcoat.
alone. Is Increasing.
Damage
In
may have frightened »ome away ness o f a »on. Charles M cF arlan d power» ra th e r than abuse them
hat
and
sever
«1
pairs
of
tr
o
iw
r
s
.
Hophronla K Knox wa« born
Arkansas, It is feared, w ill reach
fro m the eeealon w ith h i* etata-
M
More
ore
than
m
an
one
one
hundred
n u n u n -u
acout
a
n a the ,-o
o -je y
o
r f wse
........
and
.ubhe
y
o
the
Safley
t
13.000.000 and 11 o th er states are
m ent a few day» ago th a t condi­ September 23. 1*47. In Skuyler
minded persons from Lane, Benton, On east M ain street Sunday night
tion» In the »enale cham ber were county. Missouri, a daughter of M r
affected.
Lincoln,
Douglas.
Coos
and
C
u
rry
—
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-
—
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T he prowler« who entered Coun­
H un K nox
In 1*53. at
uneMnItaly He ln«l»ted that the ,1.. I Ml
A statem ent ha» been laeued by
counties, attended tne banquet, pre­ cilm an J. F Hafley's atora through
R e a r - A d m iral Grayson, retired,
room, which 1« the dining room of the age of 6 years, she crossed the
sided
over
by
Alton
F
B
aker
of
,
h
r
front
window,
and
left
by
a
the M arlon hotel, have a thorough plains w ith her parent», who «al­
chairm an of the n ational A m erican
Eugene Four Eagle Scout awards back
b#r|( d(jor
contented
the
door, contented
themselves
Red Cross, saying a t least $3,000.000
airing every night a« a eafeguard lied on the H ard in g place, the land
ware made, two acouta received the w ith candy, cookies end c'.gaiets.
agalnet cold» and Influence Thera now know n aa Delight Valley. A
was required to meet "m inim um
Silver
Beaccr
aw
ard
and
C
arl
and w hat little change wax in the
need»." and th a t the relief society
have been many a been tee» on ac­ Sentinel reporter was told the old
M rrym an of Corvallis wa» present­ cash register, leading officer« to
Knox house still stands. She was
could provide 31,000,000 at once
count of alight lllneeeee
ed w ith a scoutmaster»' key. A believe th a t thl» robbery was the
• • •
m arried In IM S to James M c F a r­
Some 20,000 W P A
workers have
scout orchestra, under the a>rec-
dlrec- w ori, of youngsters An
attem p t
Incidentally It ha» been re­ land, who crossed the plains the tlon of Douglas Orm e, ine
been rushed to flood areas
M id ­
furnished had
mgde
en(er th)g >tore
ported that Salam phyelclana ob­ same year but In a d iffe re n t train
western director« are ready to send
music during the evening and H a l through an outside door entering
M cF arlan d
ject to the activities of phyelclan T hey located on the
50,000 more to help the homeles’
Young, noted tenor and Instructor Into a store room a t the r e ír , but
member» who prescribe for other place west of town where their
sufferers.
of voice gave solo numbers.
the
prowlers
gave
up
this
attem
pt,
member« T hree member« are phy- six children were bom and reared
Lane county1» quota has
been
Cottage
Grove
scout
troop
was
a fte r removing p art o f a panel
are a daughter.
M rs
set at 3000 dollars; 325 of which is
alclana. two In the hou»e and one Surviving
represented
by
Eldon
Grable,
Eagle
as
they
found
that
«helves
In the senate. Phvatclan member« Anna Chrism an; four sons, Charles.
the Cottage Grove quota.
always have prescribed for other W ilb u r. W a rre n and F ra n k , all liv ­ scout; Joe Sm ith, D. W . Sturges, had been built against the loor,
To add to the h o rro r of the situ­
members
of
the
scout
board;
Chet
which
has
not
been
used
for
«tine
memtier» taken III. always without ing at Cottage drove. A daughter.
ation F ire C hief Houston of Clncln-
Stroup,
a
representative
fro
m
the
charging a fee for »Uch service». MI’S M yrta M cF arlan d, passed on
tim e
n atti has warned th a t M illcreek
Inasm uch aa »Ick member« would a few years ago
T here are also Methodist church, sponsor» of the
from Its mouth at the Ohio riv e r
E ntrance to W lrth Brother» ap­
troop.
not tie here except for the legisla­ 12 grandchildren and 5 great-grand
for three miles north was in dan­
parently was made through a tra n ­
tive »ee’ lon. It »eeni» fa ir enough children.
ger of bursting intoflam es as there
som over a rear door Prowlers
Doren»
G
range
ActlvIUce.
to let other member« attend them
are more than 1,000.000 gallons of
The
life of Mrs.
M cFarland.
Cottage
Grove
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had entered the v
o lta g e vnnve
Furtherm ore, the W-a-day
«alary Aunt Hophronla", to her large
gasoline, heroaene
and fuel oil
Mrs Lole Lutx. home demon- C ream ery some tim e ago, anJ eev-
h . eoontv
clothesline
robberies
have
doesn't provide much
for
physi­ circle of friends, was one of fae- etratlon agent . I„
floating on the w a te r and spread
In . the
county, Wes
was ura,
ing in and around flooded build­
clnallng Interest. Klch In pioneer a guest speaker at the Dorena been reported to police during re­
cian'» fee»
• • •
nig
ings. "A tin y spark and there w ill
lore and stories of fro n tie r days It Grenew m eeting Thursday
cent weeks.
A Lane county mem ber 1« was aa a colorful picture. She was January 21. O ther numbers on the
be a mass of flames."
O fficials of the local g o 'f club
one of those draw ing government a mem ber of the Christian church program were a ta lk on the young
T he Lane county chapter receiv­
money who got paet the credential» and In her younger days was an people's w ork In the grange. Rob­ report that considerable o s m a .e
ed the following
telegram
from
has
been
done
to
th
e
ir
property.
com m ittee
He 1» Itepresentatlv» active w orker In the com m unity ert W sg ner; reading. Mrs. Anna
A d m iral Grayson:
to take w hatevei
nd
they
plan
W aller, who la In the m ilita ry eer- In later day» »he enjoyed wonder­ Rlaaue.
" In order meet hourly increas­
Rlssue;
grange w ork.
talk
on (frange
g are necessary ’ °
vlce. No one raised the question as ful health which enabled her to Claude Arne; piano selection. M rs vandallam there ta stopped <mi ,e-
ing needs o f flood victim » in eight
Bride and Groom Enjoy Good states Red Cross calling on people
Io his e ligib ility Even had anyone care for her large home on south I^ee S m ith ; reading. Miss S m ith; d late|y
done »o. the chance« are nothing Seventh atraet and she enjoyed out­ paper on pioneer days, Mrs. F ra n ­
of U n ited States for m inim um re­
Health; Have 51 Living
would have been done about IL side tasks which Included looking nie Goude
lie f fund o f two m illion dollars. Re­
Each body decides those things for a fte r a small flock of chickens, her
ports received late tonight indicate
Descendants
Here
17
Years
A
business
session
followed
end
Itself and there 1» no appeal. Ap­ flowers and garden. Hhe w ill be
total of two hundred seventy thou­
Mrs.
D
u
ffy
was
given
the
econd
parently either body could seat a greatly ml«»ed from the neighbor­
sand men, women
and children
and third degree obligation. A vote
member who was know n to lie In ­ hood. where «h» resided for many
,t 395 drive from th e ir home» and now
The I. B. M orris home
of thank« was teimered V in a l R a n ­
eligible. and that despite anything yaars and where her friend« drop­
happy dependent on Red Cross for erne—
cian or v o u a g e , , r o w i u i i u i h i - i
Another m an w ill be added to t h e ------
„ was
---- ---- the _ scene of
Birch
the attorney general or supreme ped In each day to enjoy a friend ly dall o f Cottage Grove fo r lum ber
donated fo r m aking a c a rrie r fo r Cottage Grove police force. If ac- gathering M onday evening, when a gency re lie f including food shelter
court m ight say.
and
chat and perhaps sent out to a sashes used In d n lt w ork M r. Arne t |On taken at the cham ber o f com- score of friends and re la tive ) as- bedding medical attention
e e •
blixxards
b righter day cheered by A unt made a chest for that purpose
m erer meeting Tuesday meets w ith sem blid to help M r. and Mrs. M i r- w arm clothing Raging
Monday night all lights were Hophronla*» kindly advice and wise
At the close o f tne meeting cof- the approval o f city officials. T he ris celebrate th e ir sixtieth wedding and freezing weather in m any
out In the M arlon note! and a rm ­ phlloaophy
flooded sections add to suffering of
fee
and doughnuts were served. A move for another man on duty anniversary.
ory In which
the legl»lature Is
refugees and greatly increase need
M ra M cF arlan d was one of the com mittee. Claude Arne. M ildred nights came to a head a» the result
goth
,h
e
bride
and
groom
of
60
meeting I I was found that a tran»- last two survivors of : he Knox
for instant relief. Feel sure people
Sm
ith
and
Nancy
M
eredith
ar-
o
f
a
series
of
petty
robberies
In
the
yearg
ago
are
enjoying
good
h-
a'th.
form er had burned out We tuny Oglesby tra in which came across
of your com m unity w ill wish to aid
ranged the program
city during the past few
weeks, -m
...............•
.
T hev
were • m iinkineH
arried a". l O a akland,
la
hear Inter that some of the legisla­ the p la in ’
prom ptly and generously. Urge you
A cousin. Mrs. Hylba
The
next
meeting
w
ill
be
Febru-
C
ham
ber
m
em
ber,
felt
that
It
was
the
groom's
birthplace,
w
h
e
t
he
tion which goes onto the statute K ahler, daughter o f the late Capt
take im m ediate action raise your
was
18
and
his
nride
17
The
biide
ary
4
when
the
Creswell
grange
»0°
m
^
h
’
»
luniks was enacted In the d n ik W illia m O g lo b y , lives a l Tacoma.
chapter quota of six hundred dol­
w
ill
tie
guests
properly
police
the
city
at
night.
was
born
In
Indianapolis.
Ind.
T here hasn't been enough
high Wash
Hhe Is reported seriously
"
and
e ir civic
com
children, lars. Please report daily progress
ana Instructed
i n s ir u c ie u th
i«,»sr
c iv iv w
» ,u m u lt-
.- They have eight living
ennureo,
voltage stu ff Introduced as yet to III nt the age of 90 years and rela­
of your campaign "
s
«,
I®« 1o a-‘*k the c l,y official» to add
Rir|s and five boys: M rs. Bess
explain the accident to the power tives fear word of her denth at any .
Contributions for relief of those
le n ilu n School I-Ire leaden.
another man to the force at least M cranda and W a lte r and Roy M or-
eervlce
time.
London (Special I S ta te Deputy from m idnight u ntil m orning fo r ris of Cottage Grove; Ir a B.
B and in the flood areas should be .eft
at the F irs t N a tio n al bank from
F ire M arshal Stellm acher visited
rem ainder o f the w inter.
Sm iley M orris and
M rs.
Nellie which place It w ill be send to C la r­
A legislator rem arked today
the London school last week and
_________________
Stam pley of K la tn ia th F alls; Mrs ence Simon, chairm an of the Lane
th a t he misses the squirrel« that
gave an Interesting
ta lk to the
FJect ______
O ffic er, -
__ _______ ______
Susie E ld e r o f Forestville. Cal., and
scampered around the ground* of
pupils. Introducing a
system
of
.
_ Lane
A t a recent "meeting of the
R ° ?a' C* ' county chapter.
the old etate house. Another legis­
elim inating fire n
axard.
In
the
At
a
recent
mceiing
or
m
e
n
»
»
r
Brnndchi]dren and :9
naxards
I -a te r
lato r rem arked that he had been
home. H e also inspected the school County Young Dem ocratic t lub of
grandchildren
In view of late reports on the
down to the old grounds and that
buildings George Dugan and For- fleer« for 1937 were elected as fol- ID *“ ’ grandcnim re
conditions.
probably
the
the squirrels were still there A n­
rest Cox were appointed fire lead- low s. A C la rk Fay. president: H el-
M r. and M r a
i ^ v e a a * " flood
other wanted Io know w hy the
ers o f the pupils to assl.t In a rapid cn Nelson and Dean Beistel. vice residents of Oregon for, .1 yea •. 4 worst disaster in the history of the
Red Cross
squirrels didn't come up where the
movement of the children from the Presidents; Jessie M ather«, secre- years at K la m a th Falls and the country, the original
other wanted Io know
why the
’ “ ty i A. R a y
M a rtin , treasurer past 17 years in Cottage Grove l or quota for Lane county has been In ­
K eith LaBlue, In fan t son of M r. building during a fire d rill.
nuts were
____ ___________ _
Plans fo r the annual spring ban- 27 years before locating in Oregon creased five times the amount
■
and M rs H en ry LaB lue, died Hat
fixed by the national organization
Oregon leads the nation In the quet are being arranged by C la rk they lived
d
ifficu
lt
thing«
urday
night
nt
the
Sacred
H
eart
One of ths
T he county quota is 33.000 and that
number
of
students
enrolled
at
the
F«y.
who
announces
the
guest
where
they
operated
a
about a legislative session Is to tell hospital, a second victim o f pneu-
•chool of agriculture w ith 2 3 farm »p.’“ k e r w ill be G overor M a rtin A fru it packing house and «»r.er M r. o f Cottage Grove has been increas­
Irglslntors from c le rk s Some sena- tnonla In the I.nBlue fam ily w ith in
ed to 3125.
tors look like house members and n week Kenneth, the elde«t o f the students fo r even- 1000 w hite rest- representative fro m each county M o r r l. also practiced as a
The contributions deposited in
• .
precinct w ill be on the program
an In C alifornia. B* fore
retirin g
some house members look like »en triplets «lied Sunday, Janu ary 17. at
_________________________ ________________ ____________________ ____—- more than a year ago. he was as­ th e F irs t National B ank amounted
atora, although being a mem ber of th« fam ily home In the Ilebrow-slls-
sociated w ith the firm of M orris to 331.08 this m orning and Dr. Ax-
the legislature doesn't change a trlct. K ith , the second horn, and
and M cLaughlin,
operating
the ley received a check for 330 from
person's nppenrnnce very much. As the sister Knv were taken to the
Cottage Grove Bargain House.
the CCC boys at Rujada. m aking a
a m atter of fact some of the clerks hospital the follow ing Tuesdny but
YOU RE NOT SO MANY
F ea tu rin g the dinner Wednesday total of 361.08 in the hands of the
look more like
legislators
than persistent efforts on the p art of
evening was a beautiful wedding local committee.
some of the legislators do It also hospital
physicians
and
nurses
cake,
presented by tw o daughters.
The latest news available is th a t
earth
happens that a clerk may he a falle.l to save the Infant's life,
S
v. when you tlii.ik you own the
. u .....
Mrs. M eranda and M rs. Sampley. the flood death toll has Increased
form er mem ber and m ay have re-
T he wee sister Kay. who hns a
And hy some right of royal birth
Plans fo r a large party were cur­ to 223 and that the property dam ­
talned his old legislative
appear- stubborn cold, ha»
realsted
the
You think you arc of nobler blood
tailed owing to the flu epidemic, age exceeds 3300.000.000
ance. Also many form er member» pneumonia germs hut rem ains un-
several members o f the fam ily be­
Than those of us who’re made of m u t l .
are found In the lobby. T hey are der the careful observation at the
ing ill w ith the disease.
Local Youths R eceive Degrees.
And hy that arc the best of any,
here on business, or in the Interest hospital
of residents of their home com-
T he triplets, Kenneth, K eith and
S tew art Roberts, B ill MacGibbon
(io count yourself—y ou’re not so many.
and Bob G rannis attended a m eet­
lo iin ltle s . or have Ju«t dropped In Kay. were born Novem ber 22 and
ing of the DeM olay
in
Eugene
to watch the wheel» go round 23. sturdy Infants and nppnrenlly
Say. \yhen you feel that von are what
Tuesday evening and received their
Once a person has been a member thrivin g u ntil n cold anil flu epl-
The vast m ajority of men are not.
he find» It d iffic u lt Io stay away
demlc hit the com m unity n few
fin a l degree fo r membership. F
And cannot he, because votir make
• • •
weeks ago. Surviving are the pnr-
L. G rannis, m em ber of the local ad­
Is far superior to theirs, please take
H . E . D. Brown, forest ranger of visory board fro m
I t was announced In t h . sen- ents and five sisters and brothers,
the Masonic
R u jad a. and H arold Thomas, Rose­ lodge, accompanied them.
ate Monday that the w ater being
F un eral services were held Tues-
A little tumble, if th ere’s any.
burg, o f the state forest service,
served In the cham ber had been day forenoon In te rm e n t was In the
And count yourself you’re not so many.
w ill leave the first of the week on
taken fro m a well and wns not Ha- Taylor-t-nne cemetery Rev. E. E.
a m onth’s tou r of W estern Oregon
lem w ater. O ther s tu ff In which C oulter officiated
Say, if you have an idea that
w ith the forest service tru c k "Show
there could be no live germs could
You, of us all. know where yo u ’re at.
T u la r. Cal.,
Boat" during which tim e they w ill
easily be found by those fea rfu l of
And
while
m
ankind
remains
in
doubt,
January 22. 1937.
visit about 20 CCC camps, and a
the water.
You know just where you're coming out;
number of schools, at a ll of which
Cottage Grove Sentinel;
F in d enclosed P.O. order for
they w ill lecture on forestry prob­
A suggestion h a’ been made
Collect your wits, if you have any,
lems, and show a num ber of mo-
31.50
renew m y subscription
that those who
resigned
notary
And count yourself—y o u ’re not so many.
O
w
ing
to
the
Influenza
outbreak.
’ tlon pictures o f forest service activ­
fo r the paper fo r 1937
comml»»ions In order to m ake cer-
- ----r-
.
.
. m
tain they were eligible as members which has kept a number of mem
I have the firs t Issue o f the
ities.
Say. brother, if you have the gall
be furnished
new
commissions hers of the Balladeer a away from
first paper that was printed In
"This is a cooperative movement,
To
think
you
really
know
it
all:
without con to themselves or the scheduled
rehearsals, the concert
Cottage Grove, dated June 15,
between the state and national
To feel that you are better than
taxpayers.
Those
who
resigned planned for Sunday. Jan 30 at th,
1889, and have been a subscriber
forest services," M r. Brow n states,
commissions acted
hastily. They Arcade theatre, has been po tponed
to the Cottage Grove paper ever
The ordinary, average man.
"and Is planned to promote the edu­
would have been aented regar.Hess for two weeks, or u ntil Feb ru ary
since th a t date. So m any strang­
\n d that hereafter you will rise
cational program of the forestry
ers mentioned in the paper now.
of the fact thnt they held th a t Im 14
sertvee."
To higher glory in the skies
nortant state office.
A t this tim e the program an
but we still hear something of
Than those who do not have a penny.
___
_
nouneed lmt week through these
the old tinier« and It still seem»
Excluding {he lum ber industry,
(io count yourself- y o u ’re not so many.
W ith less than three per cent of columns w ill be presented.
like home.
the
P
acific
northwest
produces
I. H . V K A T C H .
\Y. J. Lampton in "T h e Family Cireh
the nation’»
population. Pacific
~
-
northwest residents
use six per
T here are 12.(157 mile» of « le .trl-
only about one per cent o t the na­
P. O. Box 282.
cent Of the nation's annual output cal transmission lines In the Pa-
tion's m anufactured goods.
1 clflc northwest states.
of electricity.
Chamber to Ask for
Another Policeman
Another LaBlue
Triplet Dies at
Eugene Hospital
H. E. D. Brown Will
Lecture at CCC Camps
Subscriber Since 1889
Balladeer’s Postpone
Program for Sunday