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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1937)
1 /I 1 I I vV Ik J llvl V/ Lakin Named to i. % *v Scat News Lead Light for N n t i\ Related by Invited to Aid Expected to Receive On New Fire Truck Hand Financing New Bost Office Sentint. ’’orter OK" Soon Al Special Meeting hinfs WeThink Lily tans mr nuis îkm ai ifihrrt Think and What M r think o f Ihmi/I Uthaft thmh Hbrrf tir J r 1 *1 The cham ber o f com m erce Tues Merchant® of Url® city will be day launched a drive for a new Kenate Ohamber, Salem > solicited for fund® with which to C E Stewart Report» on postoffice, when C- J. Kem. presi Ray After Slot -aachinea , CM*ed legislative roll cnlllnX long Mayor Morelock Predirti keep the recently organized C ot dent o f that body, announced the Prince E Helfrich 1» Fined; enough to rood The H enllnel I not® tage G rove band functioning. E arl Proposed Projects at 0. of J3 appointm ent of Harold E. Eakin, that you com plim ent Claud® I»- Delivery of New Equipment Hill. buslnes® m anager of Ihe hand, president of the Flr®t N ational Two Grove Boy» up for Theft. Meeting Tuesday Noon ■call® for euggestlng that the repub announced thl® week hank, to head a com m ittee to work lican s should «upport Oovornor in April; to Coat $3.500. W hile m em bers of the cham ber toward that end. M arlin fur a second term If you of com m erce i-Bpreeaed their w ill T he present postofflc* Is far D istrict A ttorney L. L R ay a n C ottage Grove should have two w ill look over file® of The Henllnel ingn ess Tuesday to aupporl the from centrally located, as far a® nounced T uesday in a letter to Cottage Grove'® new fire truck W PA projects underway In little printed at th® tin»® M arlin derided band a® Individual merchant®, they the business d istrict I® concerned, Clyde Johnson, attorn ey for pin to becom e a candidal®, you will should becom e a reality w ithin 00 decided ngalnst carrying the entire more than «0 days. C E. Stewart and probably an equal distance o ff ball distributors, that hla Intention find that The Sentinel ®«pr®®»«d day®, a® the result of lh® action of load of ®pon®orlog the organlza- reported to m em bers of the cham th« center of the city'® population. ber of com m erce at the regular H um ors have been current for sev was to seize all pin ball and slot regret at that lim e that Martin the city council at a special tlon. m achines and sim ilar d evices not couldn't be th® candidate of the re •Ion W ednesday evening, when The few practice* held prior to m eeting Tuesday. T w o project® are eral month® o f a proposed change operated under a m unicipal ordi speclflcatlone were draw n up and expected to receive favorable con publican® Claudlu® Eclair® I® about the current flu epidem ic dem on of location, or of a new building, nance Mr R ay declare® th at he be three year® behind The Sentlnal. a® arrangem ents m ade to call for bid® strated that the city has plenty of sideration. each of which w ill per and an effort w ill be m ade to bring lieves these m achines are lotteries on both the new truck and equip first cla®s talent available for a tain to flood control work It I® ex u»ual about «ome prom pt action on th is and their license is unlaw ful but • • • ment. creditable m usical organlxatlon. It pected that about »1.000 w ill be ap m atter. ha.® decided to leave the responsi Specification® were agreed upon I ' r e i l d t III Kranclacovlch Is expected that regular practice® portioned for one project to either bility for m achines operated under alani® th® gayel upon the exact ®ec- by Councllm en 1-analog. H awley will be reaumed next week, under d e a n an open ditch draining a a m unicipal ordinance w ith m uni flooded area In the sou thw est part ond to which th® «enale adjourned and Hailey, recently appointed to a the leadership o f P rof W edge cipal au th orities a t the present. II® claim® hr doe® I hl® for the bene com m ittee for that purpo-e by the Mr W edge, who baa had a life of the city or to supply the labor • • • fit of the lead in g clerk, who w ishes mayor. T hey cooperated with City tim e of m usical experience, «peclal- for the Installation o f a 12-lnch H o s p it a liz a t io n D e n ie d P e rs o n ® to get away to play golf In the lat Engineer L W Coiner. C hief H L Izee on the clarinet, and will be storm »ewer for that section, If on Relief. ter part of the ®e»®lon th is practice Markin and other member® of the glad to arrange for private lesson® funda are available for the pur The Lane county relief com m it will save m uch tin»® It I® lm|H»rl fire departm ent. In an attem pt to with anyone desiring Instruction chase o f the sewer. tee held its m onthly m eetin g and About »2.500 will be available for ant that member® be not obliged secure the beat type of equipm ent on thl®. or other band or orchestra refused the E u gen e hospital to re lo w arlr urn® w aiting for the call available with a fund of approxi Instrum ents. A rrangem ents m ay be deepening the channel of the Coast new Its contract w ith the county to order when otherw ise they could m ately ».9 0 0 It te expected that made for private lerson® through fork, w ithin the city lim it«. It I® C E. Stew art In h is capacity as for care and hospitalization o f per be atten ding com m ittee meeting®- the truck will be purchased through Earl H ili, band m anager, who expected. weather observer state® that he sons on relief. A decision in regard one of the local dealers • • • states that such a class will aid the Som e work done on the deepen think s this w eather report the to thia problem sarlil be m ade in the "I think lh a l we can experl de band In m aking It possible to re T he sen ate ha® had «everal ing of the river channel In the past w orst ever signed. The oldtlm ers near future. wom en member®, eometlm®» »» livery of Ihe new truck and equip tain Mi W edge a® band leader 1« expected to aid in carrying off assert that th ey have never ex « » » m any a® two. but thl® year It ha® ment about April 1." Mayor More the cxce*s m oisture in the hills at perienced an yth in g like it In 35. 40 JIJI29.586.39 T axes to B e C olic-test lock stated, "providing that hid® non®. T b s hour«, however, ha® It® the pre«ent tim e The W P A project or 50 years H ere it is: Tem pera T axes to the am ount of »1.829 record number, four Incidentally, subm itted meet with the approval now under consldei ation will not ture: Mean m axim um . 37.7: m ean 586 39 for 1937 w as turned over to wom en hay® b e e n ou t.tan d ln g of the council " be underway In tim e to be of any m inim um , 22.8; m ean, 311; m axi S h eriff Swart® M onday by County W hile the city ha® escaped any member®, possibly »HU “re assistance during the present high mum. 44 and m inim um 3 on Janu A ssessor Stevens. The am ount is aerlnu® fire®, even with the out of • • • w ater season. ary 8 P recipitation 8.41 inches. slightly less than for 1936 which A bill Introduced la«t week date equipm ent now on hand, prop Snow fall 9.7 inches for entire am ounted to »1.885,448.85. These provide® that the leg l.la tu re be re erty owner® will rest easier when m onth, greatest on the ground in taxes are divided as follow s: State duced to on® house Another bill I® (he city le protected with more special one day. la st day of m onth, b and county, »900,617.38; expected that would do away with modern equipment Action by the Inches. Clear days 9; part cloudy. school tax, »457.252 89: county high cham ber of com m erce some week® (B y Journalism Student > It entirely. school tuition fund. »60.897.41; 5 and cloudy 17. ago started the m ove for the new T he l.lon quintet lost a hard union high schools. »82.810.22; spe W hat m ight have been a very It can be truthfully «all. truck. fought gam e against St. Mary • of cial city taxes. »316.49141; special was narrowly however, that moat of thoee who E ugene, Tuesday at Cottage Grove serious accident forest patrol tax, »9,950 75; rodent proclaim that we »hould have no The »core wa® 32 to 31 The C ottage averted Monday afternoon when tax. »75 99; College Crest w ater dis leglrlatlv® session would be am ong G rove reserve® took the St Mary ® Miss M artha Thle®. 16. daughter of trict. $715.39. th® first to discover that we needed re orve® 29-10 V D ecker wa® high Mr and Mr». Em il Thlea. w as hit and knocked to the pavem ent by a a law about *om*lhln< Anyone atten d in g the next home Send Your G am es to Kuehner point man with 12 point® • • • The m ain gam e wa® fa st T in car driven by Boyd A llen, high basketball gam e in the high -sch ool R. C K uehner reports th a t he l®«t me agali» ®mpha*lte that gym will be greeted by the sight of had w ritten letters to county club Lion® cam e back to alm ost cripple school student. Mt»a Thle® suffered painful cut» moat blit® propoa»d her® are not a new electric "timer," of which the gam e from a »core of 13-11 for leaders ask in g them to cooperate new law®. Few ar® new law® N ear Rt Mary's at the half tim e The about the head, due possibly to the the Student body is Justly proud. in sending to him inform ation re breaking of her glasses In the fall, ly all of them ar® mer®ly am en d The tim er is a recent g ift to the Lion® com pleted IS out of 10 free garding types o f gam es w hich their ment® to correct exlrlln s law Even A nnouncem ent wa® m ade earl) goal® M yers of Ht Mary ® wa® the snd several stitch es were necessary school from the G irts’ League a s a voung people like to play. Mr. three will he few er In num ber till® thl® week Of the purchase by Ben m ain scorer with 12 point». Tom an, to close the wound®. In addition result of m oney earned in the re K uehner plans to com pile a pam ph ■he wa® badly bruised and shaken cent m agazine subscription contest. year than ever before K ieren and ltob .Shield® from P ete G uthrie and Meyer® left the gam e let containing favorite game® • • • up. but will return to school before T he Ingenious device con sists of and puzzles th at can be m ade at Tonole, of the Knox Hill Hhlngle for St. Mary's. m any day®. It 1» expected. A day or tw o ago a wom an mill Mi K ieren ha® resigned hl® a round-faced clock w hich w ill be T he lineup® for home, w hich he w ill send to all wa® leaving the Marlon hotel In position a® m anager of the Grey C ottage Grove N o blame « a s placed upon the placed on a w all in full view of all St. Man"® club leaders to help enliven their which the »late »ennte I® m eeting Oooae cafe. h l. .I.te r , Dorothy B a r t e l ------- F 12. Meyer® driver of the car which waa travel sp ectators The clock is electrical recreational program s. Her husband and a bellboy were K lerm - succeeding him 1, Schim cl ing slowly. Martha, w ith a com ly connected w ith a clock on the • • • F D ecker. 10 carrying eight bag® and traveling 11, M arshlck panion. w as playing In the street official's desk which is operated Local B oys Arrested for T h e ft Bob Shields, until recently a sso Gugglaberg. 3 C cmm * Jud ging from a superficial ciated with Shield» and Ward In and ran Into the side of the ap som ew hat like the stop-w itch. The .... 5. G uthrie Hall. 7 ---------- G The 15-year-old boy from Cottag. objtervAtIon I c a n * to the conclu s the operation of the G eneral Pe 1 K lrchoff proaching car, apparently not notic clock is also connected w ith a G tove who w as recently arrested . O Jennings, 2 ion that th* *I«M pl*ccs of baggag« troleum station at F ifth and Main, Grime®. 7 2. Tom an ing Its approach. The accident oc sounding horn w hich autom atically at Yoncalla on an autom obile theft w*rr necr-Nury to carry what the will be associated with Mr Kieren K ufenhender curred at the Intersection of F ifth sounds at the close of each quarter charge w as taken to the boys in Tracy wom an w asn’t wearing and will take the place of the gun dustrial school at Woodburn last _ ______ _ _ 2 ... .......... Man® and W ashington streets. In the operation of the mill They MnrGlhbon. • • • shot usually heard. plan to resum e operations ns soon The C ottage Grove Lion» will go Saturday by P erry P rice, juvenile We're In the ®wlm now The ns weather conditions permit. A particular advan tage of the officer. The boy w as out on parole to E ugene Friday. February 9. to H igh School Ha® New Teacher f|»h bill® have begun to com® Mrs. Arthur Gale, for tw elve tim er Is th at It enables everyone play U niversity high. N ext on the The 17-year-old boy, also from Cot • • • Lion® schedule after the U niversi years a teacher In Bandon high to see exactly how the gam e is tage Grove, w ho w«s arrested at A preacher ram e pretty near be- school, assum ed dutie.® as instruc progressing as to tim e. It Is ex ty high gam e will he the one with Ing loo Inle to open a ®ee»lon of tor of F reshm an E nglish . M athem pected to prove a distin ct addition the sam e tim e Is In the county Jail E ugene high Tuesday. February the senate w ith prayer Judging atics, and B usiness T rain in g at the to the local gam es as well as a aw aitin g trial. The youth s alleged 9 at Eugene. ly stole a car in Eugene, drove to from the r®»ult® obtained by tho»e local high school last week. She For their next gam e on the hom e suceeds Richard K oken, of E ugene, novelty. Tacom a. W ash., and then returned Women of the Presbyterian who have prayed for the »enale. we floor C ottage Grove will meet to O regon before t.iey were taken who resigned. Mrs G ale is the refuse lo view with alarm the pos church will be the hoste®» group in by the law. Mr. P rice also took sibility that a preacher m ight fall this year for the local observance Springfield February 12 T he new widow of Dr. Arthur Gale, late of electric tim er presented the stu another boy to W oodburn, and a Bandon, nnd is a graduate of W il of the world wide Day of P la y e r worn* m orning dent body by the Girls' league will • • • girl from E ugene to the St. Rose which 1« February 12. The m eet lam ette U niversity. be used for the first tim e In this Industrial school for girls In P ort Senator «htrney ha® n hill ing Will be at the P resbyterian gam e, whleh will probably be a (on cer« at H igh sch ool land. dealing with muffler® for car® II" church beginning at 2:19 p m. and doublehcader. The fam ed Cotton B lossom sin g I® receiving request® that he add repre«entatlve® of women'® organl ers. who have several tim es enter Work on the w est end of the all kind® o f nmendment®. even to xatlon® In the various churche® will Vlnal Randall. George M atthews. tained audiences in C ottage Grove, route F shortcut to the sea will be provide muffler® for legislator®. participate In the devotional pro Mr® Grannis' Mother Dies. Scofield Stew art and Joe Sm ith gin as soon as necessary blue and who appeared this w eek at the Mr®. F . L. G rannis w as called to Chicken®, »treet car®, m others-in- gram All wom en are Invited. left th is (T hursday) m orning for Mr®. Ollie P ick en s w ill represent Seattle Sunday ow ing to the criti M ethodist church, will give a spe Scottsburg, a fter receiving a te le prints are secured from the state law and loud clothe® are am ong other thing® for which m u ffler, the Baptist church. Mrs E. E cal illn ess of her m other. Mrs. Caro cial concert on Friday at the H igh gram statin g the boat houses at highw ay com m ission, it w as a n Coulter the C hristian church. Mr®. lyn W ilson, w ho passed aw ay be School for the student body. The their sum m er hom es below that nounced last Friday. Tw o thou have been requested. • • • N K. Compton the M ethodist and fore Mr®. G rannis arrived at her concert I® being sponsored by the city had been wrecked by high sand dollars have been alloted to H om e E conom ics club. It hn® alwny® been custom ary Mr®. C harles Bcldler the Presby bedside Monday afternoon. this route for prelim inary work w ater, and that their boats were • • • M rs W ilson had spent som e tim e to extend the cou rte’ le® of the two terian church. In serious danger. The men plan Ground Hog IMy w ith the G rannis fam ily In C ottage house® lo distinguished visitor®, H igh w ater, deep snow and the A day of united prayer wa® first but a new flavor hn® been given held In thl® country In the early Grove only three years ago and t® W ho's afraid of the "ornery" little ned to m otor as far as possible, im passable condition of roads has I hl® form ality. Since we now have nineties but In 1920 church wom en rem em bered by m any friends here Ground H og? Did he see hl® shad and attem pt to com plete the journ closed m any schools over the coun More than thirty two major partle®, the member of all denomination® In Canada and w ho regret her passing. Funeral ow on Tuesday, the second o f F eb ey by team . ty- e » e ask in g the courtesies for a friend the United S ta te s united In prayer service® were held In Seattle W ed ruary. or did he not? Many doubt Inches of sn ow has been reported whether the furry little creature betw een D rain and Scottsburg, usually add® lh a l the visitor I® a the first Friday In I-cnt, that day nesday afternoon at 4 p. m. Law rence C M offitt, county- Surviving Mrs. W ilson nre five could dig him self out o f his hole and it is believed the h igh w ay Is superintendent. spoke to th e Long good republican or n good dem o being established perm anently. crat. D espite the num ber of time® The day begin® In N ew Zealand and daughters, Mrs. Fern Stiles. Coun h ete on th at day even If the sun im passable for m otor traffic. Tom CCC cam p last M onday eve th|® has been done. It usually gel® the FIJI Island® and a® the day pro cil B luffs, la.: Mrs. R ena Brasche. m ay have been sh in ing enough to ning. H e also showed som e film s on m ake hi» shadow. Mr® Elva HUI, M iss Mabel W ilson, "Mexico and Its W est Coast." a laugh. gresses new group® Join In the • • • • • • But why worry’ about his prog all of Seattle, and Mrs. G rannis. prayer until after 40 hour® It end« nostication of the w eather? Sta A new s story during the past at G am bell on 81. Lawrence Is The county treasurer's office re tistic* about the w eather conditions week said lhal It coat the state of land o ff the coast of A laska. P ray Gins® on F air Board ceived $1.023.92 from the secretary N. E G lass, of this city w as hon during February and M arch over a O regon 7(1 cent® for every senator er is that barriers o f race and o f state a s its portion o f the tax for every m inute the senate w as In da®» m ay be broken dow n and ored by the Lane County Court period o f more than fifty year* revenue on alcoholic beverages Show that he didn't hit It right this w eek In his appointm ent to seaslon that day. The office also received $102.56 as that men nuiy find the way by • • • more than half the tim e. So If the County F air Board to fill the a part Of A ssessor Stevens' person which Individual® and nation» can The unfair thing about sueh live together In pence and under unexpired term of Robert Callahan, you are su perstitious just take your al tax, and $50 05 from Sheriff O regon w ill again be a part of worry out in good hard work statem en ts Is (hat those who read who resigned. S w arts for sheriff's fees. standing. the E vergreen Playground associa see There are three m em bers on the There m ay yet be seed planting them do not analyxe them , proba nefreah m on ts w ill be served by Board, C A. Schooling of Junction tim e In February. tion and participate In the 1937 ad bly beeause they do lint have the T ax Turnover. t he host ess group. vertising cam paign, follow ing an City, nnd T Q. Green o f E ugene,' Inform ation with whleh lo analyze T ax turnovers for the past week custodian of the fairgrounds, nnd Bnlhuha-ra Change R ehearsal Time agreem ent reached at a m eetin g In were as follow s: 1936 taxes. $9.565 - them. B ede ('»»• Itlsntlxeed. Seattle by the representatives of • • • Mrs. Edna P earson o f Eugene Mr. Glass. 83 plus $336 03 Interest; 1935, JJO,- Harold Bede hn® been freed of Literally the statem ent prob was In Cottage Grove last Monday Oregon. W ash in gton and B ritish 350.26 w ith $1.27364 interest; 1934. charges placed against him a.® the Colum bia to continue the ad vertis ably was true, hut a fact that waa evening lo conduct the rehearsal of L. M. Snell D ies In South. $1,495.10 and $49 63 interest; 1932 not m entioned w as that the total result of a serious auto accident In R egular practice ing program o f the P a cific north »>1.338,26 and $43 45 Interest; 1931. N ew s of the death of I.. M. Snell, the Bnllndeers. n C alifornia city, according to In w est for another year. The cam cost of a session I’ not Inereascd who left here late In the sum m er lo has been Thursday evening, but $820.22 and $70 96 interest, and by the fact that sessions are brief form ation received here. The ease m ake his hom e In H ollywood, ha® now will he changed to M onday paign will start in the early spring. 1927-30, $14336 and »6 78 interest. against Bede w as d ism issed follow The P ortland cham ber o f com Also that If the total eost o f a ses • • • been received by friends. Ills fun evening. The men are practicing sion for a day Is charged to the ing n trial In which the Jury dis eral w as held In that city January diligently preparatory to the con m erce again assum ed responsibili Prince E. H elfrich Fined ty for raisin g »8.500. Oregon's agreed, It 1» reported tim e the legislature actually Is In 28. Mr. Snell had been janitor at cert w hich will be presented here share o f the »33,000 fund, providing Prince E. H elfrich w as arrested session, no charge ran he made the W est Side school building for on Sunday, February 14. at the Ar the Incom ing board of directors of by sta te police officers for the un T he m ost em bnrrnssed l a b o r ngalnst the hour’ each day that ten years prior to going south nnd cade theatre. the Cham ber w ill accept a recom law ful possession of beaver sk in s m em bers spend In com m ittee, re lender In Oregon Is the mnn from had nerved ns a school traffic o f H e pled gu ilty In Justice court The D alles who urged hl.® follow ceiving constituents, answ ering cor Edw awl J. R eilly w ho w as chief m endation o f the present executive M onday and w as fined $50 and ficer in H ollyw ood nt least for a ers to vote for P J Stadelm an for com m ittee to continue this work. respondence, etc. defense counsel for Bruno Richard costs. The skins w ere confiscated the state senate. Stadelntnn Intro tim e. It was known. He Is survived H auptm ann has been adm itted to a by the widow and by tw o daugh jde Other com plaints filed were Mur- duced the first antl-lnbor hill® The best buy In to More than 20.000 electric refrig (Continued on page 4.) ters. Mr. Snell w as a m em ber of Brooklyn hospital for the Insane Sentinel Wantad. follow ing a nervous breakdown. erator® were eold In O regon In Little Wnntnds Do Big Thing® , the M asonic lodge. 1036 January Weathei Most Unusual for Several Years Lions Lose, Win Basketball Tilts With St. Marys Ben Kieren and Bob Shields Buy Knox Hill Mill Martha Thies Hurt When Struck by Car Basketball Officials Will Use New Timer World Day of United Prayer February 12 Umpqua Flood Calls Local Men to Guard Boats, Homes There Northwest Coast Advertising to Co on This Year
