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Fanners Should Beat Reporter Covers Leadership, Safety Funds Lacking
Sign-Up Meetings on Big, Deer H unt Of the Government For More City
On South Fourth
Depends Upon Youth Police Officers
Wednesday the 24th
W h ll« t h * r * ar«
m an y out-
M tiiiidhiK tita n o f th i' «tat« in the
tw o Irg la la t l Vr bod Ina. I nm ttlc lln - The City Hall la the Place
«*«| to believe the nvem <e o f the Between 0 00 A M and ft 00
par»nnnel ha* » u ffr r r d A «at tm uk
d u rin g the (mat tw o ■••alona T h l« P M Announce* County Agent
c o n d itio n la due la rg e ly to th e ac-
tlo n o f voter« In M u ltn o m a h co u n ­
ty , a lth o u g h the K’ rn a liu l’ r o f the
F a rm e r« o f the C ottage d ro v e
a g ric u ltu r a l co n se rva tio n c o m m u n ­
a ta te la not e n tire ly gulltleea
it y w ill have an
o p p o rtu n ity
to
I am not go in g to c r ltlr la e le a rn how t h *
1937 a g ric u ltu ra l
any im rtlc u lu r m em ber n o r nam e c o n s e rv a tio n p ro g ra m a ffe c ts them
a n y name«, but I « hall re cite eome at *lgn up m ee tin g s to he c o n d u ct­
11 ta ta nee a to lllu a tra te
w hat
haa ed In the c ity h a ll next W ednesday,
F e b ru a ry 24. a cco rd in g
to O H
happen««!
I t la relate d th a t <i« anon a* F’le tch e r, c o u n ty agent T he m ee t­
th e vote« hud been co u n te d in N o ­ ing« w ill la* In the n a tu re o f In d iv i­
vem ber. o»te o f the auccc»w'ful ca n ­ d u a l conference« between W a r n
d id a te« went to the
p a rty
atate and ft p m
c o m m itte e and naked
fo r an ad
T h e c o u n ty «went
state»
th a t
vance on hie e a b uy Aa a m a tte r fa rm e r« w ho e x p e c t t o p la n t a lfa l­
o f f a r t, thl» m em ber-elect ne«rded fa. clo ve r, p e re n n ia l gra«»e«. plow
th e m oney
.
under green m a n u re crops, ap p ly
• • •
lim a , o r co m b a t noxious weeds
T he p o in t I w o u ld m ake la « h o ukl a tte n d th e sign up m ee tin g
th a t a m em ber w ho labored u n d er and le a rn how th e y
m ay
earn
th e Im preeoion th a t le g la la tlv r » a l­ g ra n t» u n d e r <F»e p ro g ra m T he re
a r le« were paid by th e p a rty co m ­ are also o th e r ways o f e a rn in g
m ittee « waa not s u ffic ie n tly In fo rm benefit«, «uch a« rang*
Im pro ve ­
rd on legtalattve a ffa ir« to be a c ­ m en t.
ce ptable a 1» a m em ber
F a rm e rs w h o d id n o t file w o rk
• • •
T h ia m em ber, iw a n o th e r one. aheet« In 193*1. m ust fils by M a tc h
expect to o b ta in
e o *th e In fo rm a tio n contra, had the I. 1937. If th e y
t h l*
yyar
F ilin g
w o rk
lm pre«a|on th a t the «alary o f a g ra n t«
ahert«
place«
no
re s p o n s ib ility or
le g is la to r wa« about |1«AOO lie cer­
It
s im p ly
ta in ly
ha» le arned b e tte r » in c* o b lig a tio n on anyone
places the fa rm e r In lin e to o b ta in
th e n
a g ra n t I f he e a rn * one
• • •
F in a l papers In co n n ectio n w ith
It la re p o rte d here th a t the
fa m ily «»f one m em ber 1« being su p ­ the ll»3«» a g ric u ltu r a l co n se rva tio n
p o rte d by a c h a rita b le o rg a n is a ­ p ro g ra m are now being prepared
tio n T he m em ber la re p o rte d to be |n th e o ffic e o f the I-a n r co u n ty
d o in g the beet he can by «ending a sso cia tio n and o ffic e rs o f th e n •
under
to h H fa m ily hla w e e kly per diem . social|<>n exp e ct jM iyment«
h in i,» rlf going w ith o u t n u a b b r io th a t p ro g ra m to reach cooperator»
In o rd e r to p ro v id e aa m u ch aa p<»e d u rin g M arch T he paym ent« are
expected to be In exceas o f $90.000
tlb le fo r hla fa m ily .
• • •
T h e fa c t th a t a m em b e r la
w ith o u t fund« w ith w h ic h to su p ­
p o rt hla fa m ily dœ » not noceewarlly
d l»«|ualifv h im for m em b e rsh ip , but
K doe« show th a t he was not auf-
f lc lm t ly In fo rm e d aa to lé g isla tive
act I v it le» of he w o u ld have k n o w n
th a t he c o u ld n ’t a ffo rd
to come
here and w o rk fo r lea« th a n the
c<Mt o f »up|M>rttnj( h lm » e lf and
those dependent upon h im .
• • •
$ft,003,000.000 Program, A
Monte m ay
»ucceaafully argue
th a t It la w e ll to send here those Number of Project» Proposed
w h o k n o w w h a t It la to be w ith o u t
fund«, but It can tx* Ju»t aa auccew for Cottage Grove Section
fu lly argued th a t I f we are to have
th e service« o f those w h o kn o w
W hen a c tu a l d is trib u tio n o f fu n d ,
w h a t It 1« to he w ith o u t fund«, we
should at le a d pay th e m a s u f f i­ to c a rry o u t P re sid e n t R o o se ve lt',
c ie n t am o u n t to enable th e m to auj>- $5,000,000,000 p u b lic w o r k , p ro g ra m
p o rt th e ir fa m ille « w h ile the b ra d g e t, under w ay. O reg o n I , expected
o f th e house 1« m a k in g law« at Sn to receive several m illio n d o lla r ,
lem and a p p ro p ria tin g m illio n s o f fo r deve lo pm e n t o f I t , w a te r re-
courcea, a nd th e section o f the
atate m oney
• • •
■tat« In w h u v i C o tta g e G rove la
M ending person» here w ho located c o n ta in , a n u m b e r o f pro-
can III a ffo rd to m ake the *a c rlflc e po ed p ro je ct» , r e p o r t, now on file
la n o th in g new E ven I«anr c o u n ty a t th e O reg o n sta te p la n n in g board
P la n n in g board s ta ff
haa In the paat sent auch persona, o ffic e show
a lth o u g h th a t In h o t tru e o f any m e m b e r, and e x p e rt, on c o m m it­
Istn<* m em ber se rvin g In th l« sea te e , com pleted in tim e fo r In c lu ­
sion in th e p re s id e n t', p ro g ra m a
•Io n .
• • •
th o ro u g h s u rv e y o f a ll p ro je c t. In
I I k a fa c t th a t m a n y w ho a ll d ra in a g e haslna o f th e state
co u ld not a ffo rd to serve have been
U n d e r th e d ire c tio n o f V. B. Btan-
am o n g th e beet o f o u r le g isla to rs, hery, p la n n in g c o n s u lta n t and ex­
b u t th a t d»»es not excuse th e atate e c u lt ve se cre ta ry o f the board, and
fo r not p a yin g a le g is la to r w h a t It C. A. M ockm o re, C o rv a llis , the
cost« h im to rerve.
board s t a f f has been q u ie tly w o rk ­
in g fo r several m onti’is
M ore th a n
R|>eaking o f m em bers w ho 120 p ro je c t, for the strfle are liste d
d id not k n o w
what
th e y
were in tire fin d in g -
h u m p in g up a g a in st. It 1« rep o rte d
O ratio n
fo r p u rp o se ,
of
the
th a t one m sm b e r. upon being naked n a tio n a l w a te r re so u rce , study, h a ,
w here he was g o in g to sta y nt Sa­ been d iv id e d ro u g h ly In to seven
lem .««Id h e auppoeed he w ould regions, some o f w h ich also Include
s tn y w ith the rest, w h e re ve r the p a rts o f W a s h in g to n . C a lifo rn ia ,
ntnte sent them . He th o u g h t the Id a h o and N evada
These are des­
s ta te fu rn is h e d board. W e ll, w ith ig n a te d as W illa m e tte - C olu m bia
th e present sa la ry, It w o u ld be rea ­ west o f Cascades, M iddle C o lu m ­
sonable fo r the sta te to fu rn is h bia. O regon P a c ific . N o r 'h I ’a rlflc -
board-
K la m a th , N o rth M in o r G reat basin.
• • •
Snake riv e r, and S a cra m e n to riv e r.
I t I n not ho m any sessions C o lla g e G rove Is located In the
ago th a t oho o u ts ta n d in g m em ber W illa m e tte - C o lu m b ia basin
o f th e house bud to leave w ith o u t
In
th e
W llln m e tte - C olu m bia
p a y in g hl« room re n t o r board. I w est o f th e Cascades basin the re ­
nm In fo rm e d th a t
he a fte rw a rd p o rt recom m ends f ir s t o f a ll th a t
sent th e m oney.
a 27 foot ch a n ne l be dredged fro m
a a a
V a n co u ve r to B o n n e ville , at a cost
A senate b ill d e rlu re a th a t o f $22,580.000. T he su rve y f o r t h l,
b u llfro g s are game fl» h , ra n not be has a lre n d y been com pleted
T he
huge
h ig h ly
Im p o rta n t
ca u g h t except w ith hook and lin e
W llln m e tte
riv e r
and are su b je ct to hag lim it and p ro je c t In the
th e «nine p ro te c tio n ns fish . le g is ­ b a sin , p ro v id in g fo r h a n k p rotec­
la t o r , alao are gam e flah, a lth o u g h tio n and ch a n ne ls In th e W illa m e t­
th e re la nt yet no b ill to m ake the te and Its trib u ta rie s Is estim a te d
to cost $2,430,000
d e c la ra tio n .
• • •
Roosevelt’s Public
Works Program Will
Bring Big Sums Here
T he b o ile r haa been replaced
In the a rm o ry . w h e re th e house
holds Ita session. T h e re was th o u g h t
to be d n n g e r th a t th e o ld b o ile r
m ig h t b lo w up One a cn a to r was
u n k in d enough Io suggest th a t th e
o ld b o ile r be le ft and th a t some­
one p ra y th a t I t b lo w up.
• • •
< OUTAGE OltOVK, LAN E « O I N 1 Y , O R E G O N , T i l l ItS B A V , F E B R U A R Y IX, IDS7.
BK N TIN EI, VISITORS
V is io n o f deer h u n tin g w ith in th e
c ity lim it , called one S e n tin e l re­
p o rte r, one e tty reco rd e r, one o il
dealer, one postm an and one state
jMrllee o ffic e r
to
so u th
F o u rth
street F rid a y T h e h u n t was ,u c -
c e u fu l, th e q u a rry bagged and a ll'»
w e ll th a t end* w ell, and the m o ra l
Io t h l , tale, I f fcny, I , "See A m e ri­
ca F ir s t ” (m o re p a rtic u la r ly th a t
|M>rtli>n o f A m e rica w ith in o u r own
h a llw le k ) A n d th e
o ft
repeated
sta te m e n t th a t e ve ryb o d y In a sm all
r l t y k n o w , m ore n h o u t h l, neigh
b u r , business th a n h l, ow n. Is
hereby re fu te d
I t a ll came about t h l , w ay:
Scene one. act 1 < In te rio r
of
S e n tin e l o ffic e ) I*h o n e ring«. Sen­
tin e l re p o rte r "H e llo ." Voice over
phone. " T h l, 1» N E. G ia s , »peak
Ing T h e re 's a deer o u t In fr o n t o f
o u r p la n t. T h o u g h t
m aybe
you
w ould w a n t to come do w n a nd see
I t . " R e p o rte r ( w ith visio n o f h lg
» ta ry fe a tu rin g deep snow fo rc in g
deer o u t o f h ill. In to c ity fo r fo o d)
" H e r ig h t over "
Scene tw o. a c t
one (R e p o rte r
stops (*»! on so u th F o u rth street.
A * reporter*« ca r » to p-, a n o th e r ca r
h e a rin g C ity R e co rd e r C o in e r a p ­
proaches N E
G lass
In
hack
g ro u n d ) R e p o rte r
"W h e re 's the
d e e r? ” G lass. " I t w a , r ig h t here
( p o in tin g to v a c a n t
lo t between
F o u rth and S ix th stre e ts) a m in ­
ute ago " C o in e r " I a- e “o m e lh ln g
d o w n th l» w ay
< p o in t, south)
Business o f re p o rte r Jum ping on
d t y reco rd » ! *e ca r, w h ic h p roceed,
south dow n -tre e ! R e p o rte r Ju m p ,
o f f ca r saying, " le t «am»body ru n
th a t can ru n ’’ C o in e r goes cast and
re p o rte r s o u th .”
Scene three, a ct one -< Business
o f re p o rte r s n e a kin g
dow n
side
street In treat
n lm ro d
tra d itio n .
Business o f c ity
recorder
d o in g
lik e w is e in a lle y E n te rs in to vie w
one postm an, Sam V eatch by name
E u le r , one n e ig h b o r la d y e n ro u te
to
Tho».
H lg g e ra ta ff
residence.
P ostm an, re p o rte r. neightxK
la d y
a rr iv e a t residence a t same tim e.
N e ig h b o r la d y I® b»dy i f
house:
" Y o u r d e e r I , o u t." R e p o rte r
to
po stm a n
"W h e re ',
the
deer."
P uxtm an " I t m u st be hack th e re
(p o in tin g n o rth ). H a ve been w a lk ­
in g by here e ve ry day fo r a lo n g
tim e and d id n 't k n o w th e y had a
d e e r" C o in e r', voice In d ista n ce:
H ere It la." Business o f n e ig h b o r
lady, la d y o f house, re p o rte r, go in g
hack o f hou-e la rd y o f house c a ll,
te n d e rly. Deer approaches fro m
som ewhere,
follow»«! by c ity re­
c o rd e r L a d y to re p o rte r: " W o n 't
you please help me get h e r? " Re­
p o rte r ( tr y in g to rem e m be r p ro p e r
m ethod o f he: d in g de e r) "W h e re
do you w a n t h e r? " L a d y : " I n the
garage. ’
Business
of
re p o rte r,
n e ig h b o r lady, c it y re co rd e r con­
v e rg in g upon deer, w h o c a lm ly ap-
{x o a c h c , n e ig h b o r la d y nosing her
hand Busin»—, o f g ro u p fo rm in g
w a lk in g c o rra l w ith deer tn center.
Bualne«» o f deer
b e in g
pushed
th ro u g h d o o r In to garage, and th e n
in to pen. Business o f re p o rte r lo o k ­
ing sheepishly a t c ity reco rd e r, and
c ity re co rd e r lo o k in g lik e w is e a t
re p o rte r B o th w a lk « lo w ly do w n
■greet to reco rd e r's ca r, w here a n ­
o th e r n e ig h b o r h a lts reco rd e r fo r
fre e In fo rm a tio n on e n g in ie rtn g .
R e p o rte r ta ke s o w n c a r and » ta r t,
hack fo r o ffice . R em em ber» to »top
fo r sto p street w hen he s»’e , sta te
police o ffic e r a p p ro a c h in g , (ra th e r
late fo r deer h u n t) . R e p o rte r re­
t u r n , to o ffic e m u m b lin g some­
th in g a b o ut deer season being clos­
ed a m i a n yw a y he w o u ld r a th e r go
m u skle fis h in g w ith
T ra s k
and
O ccu m p a u g h a t S u m m it
la k e ,
w h e re th e re w v re n 't any m u s k le ,
a n yw a y, and a fe llo w could he su ie
o f a good sleep aa lo n g as T ra s k ’s
g asoline held out.
Curtain.
Petersen to Head
New Service Club
T h e o rg a n is a tio n o f a lo ca l yo u n g
m ens clu b to he c o n d u c te d alo n g
the lin e o f the n a tio n a l A c tlv la n s
clu b was th e re s u lt o f a W ednes­
day noon m e e tin g a t the Palace
cafe. H e rm a n P e te rsen w a , e le ct­
ed pre sid e n t a nd Jo h n P e n n in g to n
se cre ta ry. I t Is th e hope o f m em ­
bers o f th is clu b to a ffilia te w ith
n a tio n a l A e tlv ln n , w ltih ln a year,
b u t It was voted to o rg a n ise th e
locnl c iv ic g ro u p nnd become self-
s u s ta in in g before ta k in g
on
the
a»lded expense e n ta ile d In becom ­
in g a c h a p te r o f th e n a tio n a l o r ­
g a n iza tio n .
M ee tin g s w ill be h e ld
W ednes­
day
noon's a t th e
Palace
and
yo u n g m en w ho a re lnt»-re»ted In
c iv ic b e tte rm e n t a rc urged to a t­
tend.
Mia» M a ry G ra h a m . T o m R ln fo rd
a nd E r w in L a u ra n ce , m em ber o f
A rn e Rae's class In N ew spaper
P ro b le m s and Shop, School o f
J o u rn a lis m . U n iv e rs ity o f O regon,
w ere v is ito rs at T he S e n tin e l p la n t
yesterday.
A rn e kn o w s the p ro b ­
le m , a» w e ll, I f not b e tte r, th a n
and
he also
A m em ber w h o suggestm l anyone tn .O re g o n
th n t h ig h w a y le g is la tio n should bo k n e w w h e re his (students could get
T en Inches o f s n o w fa ll equals In
on th e road p ro b a b ly d id n o t In ­ a “ close u p " o f the pests and th e ir
w a te r co n te n t one In ch o f ra in .
h a b ita t.
te n d a pun.
Declared Ctref Sallee of the
Boy Scouts in an Address
Before American Legion Post.
L e a d e rsh ip and sa fe ty o f the
U n ite d S tates g o v e rn m e n t depends
upon th e y o u th o f to d a y was con­
c lu sive ly set fo r th In a ta lk g ive n
by H B Bailee, la m e c o u n ty Boy
Scout exe cu tive fro m Eugene, a t a
m ee tin g o f C a lv in F u n k Post o f
th e
A m e ric a n
I-egton
M onday
n ig h t T he Y o u th m ovem ent, w h ic h
Is sw eeping th e c o u n try to d a y and
e d u ca tin g y o u n g people, e specially
boys, to tu r n th e tr a tte n tio n
to
c o m m u n ity service m ay be ques­
tioned by m a n y o f th e s te rn e r
m in d s and o ld e r heads b u t. accord-
In z to M r. Bailee, sp le n d id re s u lt,
fro m Jus' such a m ovem ent w ill be
proved a s a lv a tio n |n la te r years.
As boy scout executive, th e speak­
e r w ith p rid e fo r th e boys a b o ut
whom his w o rk centers, explained
the Im p o rta n c e o f an a c tiv e scout
o rg a n iz a tio n In every c o m m u n ity .
T h e scout p ro g ra m n o t o n ly teaches
a hoy to s a fe g u a rd hla h e a lth and
s triv e fo r h ig h e r Ideals b u t also
tra in s h im fo r c o n s tru c tiv e com ­
m u n ity service. T he A m e ric a n I t o l
Cross, the A m e ric a n Leg io n and
the B oy Scouts o f A m e ric a , a c c o rd ­
in g to M r Sallee, are th e o n ly o r ­
g a n iza tio n s g ive n c h a rte rs by con-
gres« and recognized
as service
groups w o rk in g fo r a b e tte r devel­
opm e n t o f h u m a n ity a n d c itiz e n ­
ship.
C a lv in F u n k post was one o f
th re e posts In th « d is tr ic t to re­
ceive a c ita tio n re c e n tly f o r com ­
m u n ity service It was re p o rte d by
C o m m a n d e r A lv is
W ic k s
T here
are «even posts In th e d is tric t,
w h ich Is composed o f Lane, L in n ,
L in c o ln and R enton counties.
C o m m a n d e r W ic k s also a n n ou n c­
ed th a t th e a n n iv e rs a ry o f o rg a n ­
iz a tio n o f th e O regon d e p a rtm e n t
o f t'ie A m e ric a n Is w lo n
w ill be
celebrated M a rc h 18 In P o rtla n d A
d e le g atio n fro m here p la n s to a t­
te n d
A W illa m e tte
co u n c il
m e e tin g
w ill be held here M a rc h 17. w h ic h
w ill he a ttended by le g io n n a ire s
fro m several posts State C o m m a n ­
d e r G uy C ordon. D is tr ic t C o m m a n ­
d e r Torgenson and o th e r o ffic e rs
are also expected
Post m em bers w ere guests e a rlie r
In th e e ve n in g to a p o tlu c k d in n e r
served by th e a u x ilia ry . T h is was
fo llo w e d by a Joint
m e e tin g
A
p ro g ra m o f m usic was presented.
N o c it y fu n d , are a va ila b le fo r
e x tra police p ro te c tio n , D r H A
H agen o f th e c iv ic c o m m itte e o f
th e ch a m b e r o f com m erce reported
T uesday As a re s u lt P re sid e n t C.
J. K e m a u th o riz e d th e c iv ic com ­
m itte e to a tte m p t to w o rk out some
p la n f o r m ore p ro te c tio n . C. E
B te w a rt had suggo-ted th a t possibly
businessm en o f th e c ity m ig h t be
w illin g to p a rtly fin a n c e e x tra po­
lic e p ro te c tio n by d ir e c t c o n trib u ­
tio n s. a lo n g th e lin e o f the m e r­
c h a n t p a tro lm e n in Eugene
R o y S h o rt, s ta tin g th a t he spoke
a« an In d iv id u a l, and not as a rep­
rese n ta tive o f the m erch a n ts, eaid
th a t he believed
th e
m erch a n ts
w ere asked to s u p p o rt too m a n y
c iv ic proj»rct» and sh o u ld n o t be ex­
pected to fin a n c e
fu r th e r police
p ro te c tio n w h ic h w o u ld be o f bene­
f it to th e e n tire to w n D r H agen
suggested th a t m ore lig h ts In the
alleys m ig h t m ake it possible fo r
one m an to do m ore e ffic ie n t w o rk .
M r S h o rt co untered w ith a propos­
a l th a t an e ffo r t be made to secure
th e lo c a tio n o f a state policem an
here
Springfield Millers
Tame C. G. Lions
(B y J o u rn a lis m S tu d e n t.)
T h e C o tta ge G rove L io n , were
d e fla te d by the S p rin g fie ld M ille rs
on th e tr hom e flo o r, F rid a y n ig h t,
37 to 20. B o th team s played ragged
b a ll T he M ille rs to o k the lead In
the second q u a rte r and held i t to
the f in a l w h is tle T h e score a t th e
h a lf was 21-9. W h ite o f S p rin g fie ld
was h ig h scorer w ith 14 points.
T he C otta ge G rove reserves won
fro m th e S p rin g fie ld " B ” squad 25
to 8.
T h e lin e u p fo r th e m a in game:
C o tta ge G rove
S p rin g fie ld
D e cke r. 5 _____ F ______ 14, W h ite
G rim e«, 5 --------- F 2, V o n L u d e g ra f
G uggtsberg, 2 _ .C -----------7, Carson
H a l l __________ G _ 8. R ich a rdso n
J e n n in g s _____O . .......... 6. T a y lo r
T ra c y . 8 ----------- 8
1. S te tn h a ue r
M acG ibbon ___& ______ _ 1, Sneed
G ra n n is , 2
S.........
M cPerson
F e rrin ________ S
P a t t o n ________ 8
T he C otta ge G rove Lion.» go to
Eugene F rid a y to m eet 3t. M a ry 's
T h e S a in ts have ta k e n the L io n s
once th is season, on
the
home
flo o r, 32 to 31. T h e score leads fans
to fig u re th e gam e w ill be a h a rd -
fo u g h t contest.
T h e C ottage G rove L io n s w ere
defeated T uesday by th e R oseburg
In d ia n s 30-28 T he In d ia n s , w ith an
e a rly lead, held th e score a t h a lf
22 to 8. The L io n s roused fro m
t h e ir "sleep w a lk in g ," pepped up tn
th e second h a lf m a k in g 18 p o in ts
to R o se b u rg ’s 8. B a k e r o f R oseburg
m ade 12 p o in ts f o r in d iv id u a l hon­
ors. E P e c k e r was h ig h fo r the
L io n s w ith 10 points.
T h e L io n s w ill p la y a t R oseburg
O n L in c o ln ', b irth d a y C. A Beld- M onday, F e b ru a ry 22. h o p in g to
le r and W o rth H a rv e y , m em bers o f re ta lia te and avenge th e defeat su f­
th e c ity school board, w ere called fe re d th is w eek by th e In d ia n s .
to the C e n tra l grade school to ac­
cept th e fre e w ill o ffe rin g s o f the T. G. S h o rt P a in fu lly In ju re d .
students o f th a t school fo r th e Red B u t Im p ro v in g
Cross Flood
R e lie f fu n d
w h ich
L a s t F rid a y
T. O. S h o rt, th e
a m ounted to a to ta l o f $14, w h ic h second h and f u r n itu r e dealer, was
was w h o lly m ade up o f m oney the s ittin g In th e h a ck end o f a tr u c k
stu d e n ts had saved fro m
th e tr s te a d y in g a large c irc u la to r h e a te r
usual candy, m ovie a nd o th e r re­ tn o rd e r to keep i t fro m s lid in g o ff.
c re a tio n a l expenses
w hen, upon tu r n in g a co rn e r, M r.
I t was re a lly an Im pressive oc­ S h o rt and the stove w ere th ro w n
casion as th e delegates fro m each to th e g .o u n d . Those w h o saw the
lifte d th e stove, u n d e r
room cam e fo rw a rd
w ith
th e ir a c c id e n t
s to ry a nd e x p la n a tio n o f h o w th e y w h ic h M r. S h o rt was pinned, and
had been able to raise th e m oney c a rrie d h im home.
H is
in ju rie s
by g iv in g up th e ir c u s to m a ry g r a t i­ have p ro ve n p a in fu l, b u t i t is be­
fic a tio n s and am usem ents a n d how lie ve d th a t th e y are n o t so serious
please»! th e y w ere to be able to do as th e y appeared to be a t the tim e
w h a t th e y co u ld to h e lp th e s u ffe r­ o f the a ccid e n t. M r. S h o rt is s t ill
ers tn th e flo o d area.
confines! to hts home.
G oethe sa id : "W e can o ffe r up
m uch In th e large, b u t to m ake S u n n ysid e GseesAouses to
s a crific e s In lit t le th in g s is w h a t Oi*en D o w n to w n Store
w»> are seldom equal t o . " T he Cen­
T he C o tta ge G rave business sec­
tr a l grade school p u p ils have p ro v ­ tio n w ill ta k e on an even m ore m e t­
ed them selves equal to w h a t o th e rs ro p o lita n fla v o r w ith th e o p e ning
are seldom equal to. T h e y have S a tu rd a y o f a dow n to w n re ta il
done w h a t th e y could. "S e lf-s a c ri­ sto re In th e S m ith -S h o rt b u ild in g
fic e Is the h ig h e s t rule o f g ra c e .”
by
th e
Sunnyside
Greenhouses.
T h e C o tta ge G rove flood re lie f
T he shop, to be k n o w n as T he
fu n d now a m o u n ts to $185 50, m ore S unnyside F lo w e r Shop, is b e in g
th a n
seven tim e s th e
o rig in a l d e corated In a c o lo r c o m b in a tio n o f
quota fo r the c ity .
m o d e rn is tic design.
R e frig e ra tio n
is be in g In s ta lle d to d a y a nd c u t
AW AITING T H E RESULT
flo w e rs and p la n ts w ill be k e p t on
Several m em bers o f B a tte ry E. h a n d a t a ll tim es.
lo ca l N a tio n a l G u a rd Coast A r t il­
M rs. W . L . W o rk m a n w ill be In
le ry. w h o to o k th e e x a m in a tio n fo r charge. A special in v ita tio n lg ex­
Second L ie u te n a n t last F rid a y , the tended to S a tu rd a y shoppers to a t­
12th o f th is m o n th , are a n x io u s ly te n d th e opening.
w a itin g th e a n n ou n ce m e nt o f the
M rs. E tta B la c k w e ll o f R eedsport
resu lt.
The
e xa m in e rs
w ere
C olonel C lifto n I r w in o f th e O regon and M rs. L M H a rd in g o f C or­
N a tio n a l G u a rd . M a jo r R o u n tre e , v a llis w ere v is ito rs a t th e F re d
o f the R e g u la r A rm y , w h o Is the W r ig h t hom e o v e r th e week end.
In s tru c to r o f the s la te troops, and M rs. H a rd ln s Is a s is te r and M rs.
M a jo r N
G. W a s h b u rn o f the B la c k w e ll, a s ls te rin -la w , o f M rs.
W rig h t.
N a tio n a l G uard.
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R u b b e r Stam ps. T h e S entinel.
L it t le W a n ta d s D o B ig T h in g s .
Central School
I >u pi Is Sacrifice
For Flood Relief
NUMBER
I» \ I ihk I Control
Proj ’’eteives
Backing » C. of
ft.
Maxey and Robert» Speak at
Chamber Session Tuesday.
Delegation to Attend Hearing.
T h a t C ottage G rove
re s id e n t,
should cooperate
w ith
o rg a n is a ­
tio n s a tte m p tin g to p ro m o te flood
c o n tro l w o rk tn th e W illa m e tte v a l­
ley was th e concensus o f o p in io n
o f m em bers o f th e c h a m b e r o f com ­
m erce a tte n d in g th e T u ra d a y eve­
n in g session a t th e
Palace cafe,
w h e re m ore th a n tw o h o u rs was
devoted to the d iscu ssio n o f the
proposed
p ro je c t, a n d
cham ber
m em bers h e a rd E. L . M axe y o f the
S p rin g fie ld New», a leader tn the
w o rk f o r m ore th a n fo u r year», and
A r t h u r R o b e rt,, e n g in ee r re p re se n t­
in g the c o u n ty c o u rt,
te ll
th e ir
v ie w , on th e subject.
M axey stated th a t m ore th a n a
h a lf m illio n d o lla rs h a d been spent
on a s u rv e y o f flo o d
c o n d itio n s
q u ie tly conducted In th e v a lle y by
a rm y engineers. He fu r th e r stated
th a t the e n gineers had com pleted
'.he ir w o rk and w ere ready fo r ex­
pressions o f o p in io n s o f re s id e n t,
o f th e area in v o lv e d and th a t C o t­
tage G rove sh o u ld be w e ll repre-
sented a t the h e a rin g to be held In
Salem F e b ru a ry 25.
"T h re e de le g atio n s have called a t
m y o ffic e fro m th is t e r r it o r y in
past ye a rs," M axey stated, " fu r n is h ­
in g d e ta ils o f flood dam ages s u f­
fe re d here. I f we a re e v e r g o in g to
get a n y a c tio n on It," he added
"n o w hs the tim e .’
T he o n ly qu e stion
raised th a t
appeared to fin d m em bers o f d i­
verse o p in io n was th e qu e stion o f
the lo c a tio n o f dam s a nd w h a t e f­
fe c t th e y m ig h t have on th e fu tu re
o f C ottage G rove. N o d e fin ite In ­
fo rm a tio n was a v a ila b le a t the
m e e tin g as to th e e xa ct lo c a tio n o f
th e dams, ho w m uch te r r ito r y
w o u ld he flooded, h o w m a n y fa rm ­
ers w o u ld be o bliged to vacate th e ir
homes, o r w h a t
tra d e
te r r ito r y
w o u ld be le ft to C o tta ge G rove in
th e event th a t a serie** o f dams
w o u ld be co n stru cte d
A r th u r R oberts, w h o spoke b rie f
ly fo llo w in g M r. M axey, s ta te d th a t
th e dam s were a separate p ro je c t
fro m th a t o f th e flo o d c o n tro l p ro ­
je c t up fo r im m e d ia te
co nsideia-
tio n . w h ic h h ad to do p rin c ip a lly
w ith riv e r re v e tm e n t w o rk
A fte r some discussion ch a m b e r
m em bers voted to s u b m it a re p o rt
a t th e Salem h e a rin g , base»! on in ­
fo rm a tio n collected several years
ago. and presented to th e county-
p la n n in g board C. J. K e m . p re s i­
d e n t o f the cham ber, announced
th a t e ve ry e ffo r t w o u ld be m ade to
have C ottage G rove w e ll rep re se n t­
ed a t th e h e a rin g and a t th e m eet­
in g
in
Eugene
F rid a y ,
w here
M a rs h a l D ana o f the O regon J o u r­
n a l w ill discuss In d e ta il ju s t w h a t
th e p ro je c t w ill seek to accom plish
S ta te m e n ts have been made th a t
th e e n tire flo o d c o n tro l p la n fo r
th is area w ill re q u ire th e expendi­
tu re o f m ore th a n tw o hu n dre d and
f i f t y m illio n d o lla rs a nd th a t flood
c o n tro l, p ow er and ir rig a tio n w ill
a ll be com bined in one p ro je ct.
R esidents o f th e R o w r iv e r sec­
tio n , m ore th a n 60 o f w hom had
signed a p e titio n fo r flo o d c o n tro l
w o rk in 1934, w ill be asked to co­
o p e ra te w ith th e ch a m b e r in hav­
in g a d e le g atio n present.
D u rin g the d in n e r h o u r m em bers
o f th e c h a m b e r w ere e n te rta in e d
w ith several selections by a q u a rte t
o f h ig h school boys u n d e r the d i­
re c tio n o f Jam es Le w is.
Von Needa Back From
Trip to Arizona
D a vid V on Needa. w h o spent
th e past th re e m o n th s in A rizo n a
and C a lifo rn ia , re tu rn e d to C ottage
G rove S a tu rd a y and announced
th a t he was ready to ta k e on a ll
com ers a t p in o ch le u n til w e a th er
c o n d itio n s p e rm itte d h im to re tu rn
to his m in e in th e B o h e m ia area.
" I enjoyed m y t r ip . "
Mr
Von
Needa stated, "e xcep t fo r a session
o f th e flu , in San D iego, w here It
seemed th a t e ve ry o th e r home w a -
a h o s p ita l." T h is se ctio n h ad no
m on o p o ly on u n p le asa n t w eather.
M r. V o n Needa added, s ta tin g th a t
u n u s u a lly heavy ra in s fe ll a ll alo n g
th e coast w here he v is ite d . He re ­
p o rte d o n ly one h ig h w a y open o u t
o f San D iego w h e n he le ft there,
and tr a in passengers were tra n s ­
p o rte d p a rt w a y by bus. M r. Von
Needa stated th a t he enjoyed im ­
m ensely h is f ir s t a irp la n e ride, a
t r ip o v e r San Diego. O n h is re tu rn
Journey he stopped a t San F ra n c is c o
and !ook<>d o ve r a new m ill w h ic h
he hope« to secure fo r his m ine
T h e sun sends o u t 400,000 tim es
aa m uch lig h t as the m oon