(iottaac Grove dentine! V O I.t'M K X I.V Il. < Katebllahod June IS. IMS«.) ( O I T A t .E GROVE. I.ANK COUNTY. OHKGON. TH t'KNOAY, MAIM II II, l«»7. Posh if lire Things Ufe « Thin k The I * » / W hit 1 rhnk of Receipts (io Up Fifty Perlent Four Years "EsquireClub"ls Name f or Young Men 5 Civic Club M/*y> J/Arrr (MMzt fAz/iA - Ar - Uberi Brt/r Martel 8 W hile IhU» ban not l>ern the »»*«»■< outfttaiidltm latfttflaUva »«««don I bava ever alteiulad, In m any way* It h it * l>aan o n * o f tba moat Intar- aatln* • • • Mo«t of bb» Intaraatlng feature* baa been w atching to what tbe «o-rallad ’’w!r* hair«*’ would ncroiii |»lt”b There won great fear, aa the aaaelon opened, that they m ight be able to garner enough vote« to put over aorne kind of dangeroue eg périmant In regim entation P arti­ cularly waa It feared that they m ight aggravate the labor altuatlon in the elate by leglalatb>n Inimical to the intereate of Industry and too favorablr to t«h«»*e laborltee who can not adm it that an em ployer la a respectable m em ber of aociaty H n i« u i. A 0 0 P e r C e n t Q u in in N u m b e r of Money Orders and a 400 Per Cent Gain in Citali Value An Interview with P ostm aster Nelson d iscloses the fact that there haa been a steady and .arge Inc­ rease In the bualnma passing through t h . city p oslofflce for the ...... jM*st four years The postal receipts for the year 1933 am ounted to 110,736 83 For 1934 they 1 new eased to the eum of mounted 112.648 16. for 1933 t h e y to 114.607 17 and for 1936 theh re­ ceipts were 116.236 16 Com paring the business done dur­ ing the Decem ber quarter o f 1032 with that done during the D ecem ­ ber quarter 1936 show« surprising results. The business done In that quarter for 1932 am ounted to only $2.928 17. while that done In the cor res|»ondlng quarter of 1936 am ount­ ed to $3,100 64. an Increase of 74 6 10 per cent In the C hristm as bust* The young men'a organization of Cottage Grove selected a perm anent title foi their club, "Esquire." at •heir m eeting W ednesday noon at tbe Halare < . f e The memb. r.hip haa m e r c e d to 2»! in c lu d ili« t h r e . new m em bers. DI ok Hples, Glen Hwanaon and L. T M axwell The appointm ent o f a "public relations" com m ittee com posed of Ixrren PUhrocder, John W lrth and G len W ilson was announced by ’ ,ern '“ ,> P etersen , prealdent. L It O cum paugh su ggested that a free parking place be provided for tourists. d b cu sslon for < recrea Uonal program plans wort m ade for organizing u Ixtwling team R oss G lass, chairm an of the entertain- ment com m ittees disclosed plan* f o r a «tag card party which will be h. ld Tu. day evening. March 16. at P eter..-,, . hall t-ranrl. Horn entertained with a t e a , ling, W omen, Not Boons, Make H istory.’ Local Post Veterans Of Foreign Wars of The United States ‘ Lions Reorganize Eugene Club N U M BER 3». W illX * te Council W jU (k . „AtThe Sends P ^ ati0H Armorv Mil(Ch |7 R eorganization of the C ottage Grove Liona club was com pleted Thursday even in g a t the C ottage . «rove o u t banquet room, when Vlce Commander, District D am on Scott waa form ally installed Commander, and Their W ivei " • p r e Id. n t with Dr Sam Tyler. president o f the E ugene club act- Ing aa in stallin g officer. The m em bers of Cottage Orove E ugene's club, a twin of the Cot- P ost No. V nited eterans S t of Warn o f 3473, th . U a t e Foreign , their X ^ r t ’e r ^ a ^ t Entertains the State Senior ---------- - __ R e p r e s e n t a t iv e s F r o m P osU of L e g io n a n d B e n t o n C o u n t ie s E x p e c t e d r ---------‘---- WILIJVMETTE w ives and several distin guished sent a delegation headed by Ur illary w ill convene at th e arm ory guests m et at the arm ory, F riday, T yler and ln rli»$n g Clarence Si- W ednesday evening, M arch 17 with March 5 The evening's fstiv ltles rnon. Robert F ischer, P S Chase Calvin Funk P ost and unit as hoots were startad with a fe a st of baked W ayne Aker». A L, d T J T i ? ' R epresentative-, from all post and beans and coffee prepared by Von Richards. Dr P J B arile and u n i t s o f L i n n , U n c o l n , B e n t o n a n d N eeda In the good old i n n v way. Stanley Sum m er* Wm Bartle of I-ane cou n ties are expected and re­ The other things on the m enu such the E ugene KlwanU* club, also at as cake, e t c , received alight at- tended and spoke on the need of ports o f various a ctiv ities within tentlon. service organizations. E ntertain­ the organizations w ill be included general Am ong the distin guished gu ests m ent w as furnished by the danc- in , the .eri»rim «nr busneas routine. Com ™ m ander O , u. present were the Henior Vice Com- ing team o f M argaret Thorndyke f . D _ epartm ent 4 m ander o f the State. John Snell- an I Clover Jean Cox. both of Eu- h “ 1 » a P? i L * n to be strom and Mra. gn ellstrom o f Eu- gene. tO **- pre“ n t W ’* • " I am writing th is 24 hours before the session Is due to d o se, gene; D istrict Com m ander Srha- Dr. H A. H agen presented for placed under quarantine t o t sm all hut (here Is now no ch »nee than doln and Mr» Schadoln of Corvai- the benefit o f new m em bers, a de­ pox at his hom e In R oseburg and it Is doubtful If he will be released anything radical will even be a t ­ ll*; D epartm ent Inspector Tripp, o f tailed sum m ary of past a ctiv ities of in tim e for the m eeting. It Is e x ­ te m p te d The labor legislation that Corvalllc and the Com m ander o f the local IJons club, as juatifica- pected that another departm ent o f ­ "J would h ave restricted actlvltir the Corvallla P ost and hl« w ife. tion for Its reorganization and con- ficer will represent him at the those who fom ent strikes seem s About eigh ty were seated around tnued a ctivity He told of the club's m eeting. __ _ _ om _ _ m _ ander __ C G ordon has hopelessly w aterlogged In the the bean banquet board when Com- cooperation w ith school o fficials in „is,, consented to” sneak at" an* high housn. due to the fact that a num ­ B a n d er P atten of the local poat extra-curricular activities; o f the school assem b ly In th e afternoon Th< m oney order departm ent al­ ber who would not be classed as called th e aseem bly to order and. sponsoring of the annual sum m er ann oun cing as h is subD cL - T o labor Hr a have line«! up with those so sh ow s a v e r y t e a m r k a b l e gain sta rtin g with Mrs Schadoln on his classes in life saving and lnstruc- m orrow's C itizens ” T he focal Dost In 1933 4«Milgnnted as out ami out repi'r during the sam e period right asked each one present to '¡on ¡n sw im m ing; o f the coopera- wjn endeavor to r e p la c e h im with th e r e 7,079 m oney orders I*' «entatives of lalstr elan --------- d and - ------------. Introduce . . . . her or hlmaelf. . . tion of ... the club with other c iv ic another speaker In ca se he Is de sued which cove rent the sum of secu rin g the arm talned. »aid A lvls W icks, com m and I«ater State Senior Vice Com- organizations 1 In 128.107 19 t a d it» 1936 there were An operetta h .r r r , ‘nor ,n z .. a nA — alW . . n'F __ un k”p ^ O f rnur«* there lx am ong all . ..mi.loVd"'glee c'ubs n ia'“‘" Sn eli’.trom." DlstSic? Com- l,ry: and ,?f '"“ 3 n 7 t , , , ° , t ther m c ’ e r 'o . f C 13.103 m oney orders Issued for a given member« a certain natural eym- , C o t , . , . ™ X U h s c h ^ « * “<»•«■ «chadoln and Inspector L u 'm vZiue bZ, v e r y T .L A a An approxi­ o f th* ___ _________ — b — _______ — . arranged for pathy for the e o ca lled laboring total of $114.412 73 . the I».. direction ,iie«..u..,, of Jam i........ i ...wi- Tripp were called upon for apeech at»cel«i. w hile the ladles will becom e an even m ore im port­ been because o f any vind ictive feel- Tht» «bow ing «bould cerU Inly en- Ing toward tinlon|«m or labor or- title C ottage <3rova to a real Fed- of a group of patients, doctors, *l*li,e years old Glory -ends A / I / > 7 / / ^ » * ^ 1 * n X "w? v rm° 7 head ,h e «<> I strike« to be called bv le«x than a The down tow n section of Cot- Honor In her place and Honor and Tuesday night. H i. ran. F ran cis Gun cIub for the en , uln„ " , m other arrive at the ram fam ous nc her er ntotner oui r » i » • m ajority of workers In any Indua- | a<» Grove haa W n a scene o f t ac Turner, and tw o other young m en t \ y r be t ___ , v l t y _____ t h „ __ p ___ nM w e e k I m m e d ia t e l y " « n l t a r l u m o n l y to b e c o m e in v o lv e d try. and that, If thl* c o u ld _______ from the D ivide vrdnlty. drove ln m lttee turned at the M o ^ X brought about, there would be upon the vacating of the building I” “ very com plicated situation --------------- to atten d the m eeting and drill o f ,-V e n ln s r m e e i i n e i . . j ,-n . m ile trouble betw een Industry and occupied by the F arm ers Union, a R ainbow , the colored se r /a n t boy. R B attery E o f the Oregon N ation al r a am ^ r ? ¿ X ™ T * , w h . s t h .. ch am b er- was nom inated vice labor. crew of workm en under S L God furnh-hee a great deal of hum or Elwln 8 Brown, who confessed • • • „nl larled rem odeling this build- * n'1 "‘w * «reatly ,0 the story when late last week to the brutual as- . . . , „ ¿ 5 , ■ J S . S T E So fsr a* legislation Is con- Ing for the m anagem ent of the Ar- make« a hero o f h im self by cap- aault^ and rublw-ry of t’eter Col- earned, the session Is ,0 oe com pit- cade theatre, who will open a new turlng the bad robber. Manuel. Dr. guard, aged Elm ira m erchant, was M a r c h ' " ^ ^ ^ ^ t ' th” ' "mini Slaughter, Dr Cuttem , and Dr Cof- apprehended In C ottage Grove by day. mired°U|n the mud on T bayer ,nenled upon Us handling of the theatre there so m . tim e In May. old age pension problem W hile the Another c e w of workm en are fin w ilt, Mrs W eakly, Mrs. Crossly Jerry E astham , su b stitu te night po­ - ¿ T I f o ? ' UnJ_mJpr° . \ : i «lection April ' 5, the nom inating pensions that will be paid under Its ^usy rem odllng the front o f the und Cynthia also do their par, In lice officer, and turned over ,0 street connectin g 9th and 10th J. provisions are no, the ultim ate Van Allison building occupied by m aking thia a very hum orous, fa s, Chief G reen Pitcher, who, in turn streets In the northern part of the com m ittee. Vinal R andall. D Scholl and H M endenhall, reported turned him over to state police. city. which now , o f us wl»h ;o see paid H(arr'g jew elry etore O ther men m oving operetta. The cast o f characters Includes: Eaatham was not o fficially on duty Final arrangem ents fo r the club's the oldsters that are In need, It Is Rrp busy applying the finishing I, was evident that the car had huge step forward Th general touches Io the new location o f the Dr, Drlnkw nter. Allen Ferrln; Mrs 8t th‘‘ l ‘n,e. but 'lad been asked by been driven for som e tim e before reletri-w^mc »ran "IT <)"‘K° " lan ___ a . . ________ __ '« '“ - r a p h ic tr a p -h o o , s ta r tin g attitude toward old age pension* Farm ers Union store a, rtlxth and W eakly, a patient. M llllctent Lewis; Chief Pitcher to keep h is eyes open 1. •t w as «b tfU on ed . b ¡ the g a . tank. S u n d a 7 'w e r , ' d U c u s ^ A n ? “ »m Mrs. Crassly, a patient, M argaret f ° r Brown waa Illustrated try the fact that not W ashington , w hich had been filled that day. b ,,. , lllh ___ Leum ; Cynthia, a patient. Ruby Al- The Sentinel m akes the above w as alm ost em pty. of club m em bers are eligible one word has been uttered against ”We are very well satisfied with to shoot each Sunday, the three a young owner, statem en t In order ,0 keep the rec­ th« principle o f old age pension« our new location. K naffle H aynes. len; PhllMp, Clark; R(|,n ranch a colore(1 high scores being entered In the ord straight. Eugene newspaper«, Spring O pening at Smart Shop. The attitude of 90 m em bers has m anager o f he Inca Farm ers B alJw ln , ma meet George W hite, in 4 practice both In new s and editorial colum ns, been fully sym pathetic. Unlm, store, told a Ren Inrl re.v.r, J(.an R ln g _ H onor pre„ nd, n< Mrs. A lice Breedlove, owner o f shoot Sunday, turned In a 48 out Jean K ing; Honor, pretending ,0 be have com plim ented "state and the Sm art Shop, entertained first of' ' th • 'week GI,,ry U rlnkw ater. Dora Mae S c o t,; county" police for their „Mod work the o f 50 score, w hich in d icates that The Mrnate, how ever, deserves f f o ir r husines«"ihe h u x ln i * th « r i r » t o f t- u m i c k i o __ . v. *.,,.« Chere. H onor's m other. In solvin g the Colgaard case. W lth- wom en of C ottage G rove w ith an the local club, w ith any luck will entire credit for the fact th a, the , he| r nPW location, and w ill hold n M „ adame v , T „_„. . a M exican ou, doubt they are entitled ,0 open house Saturday as an Inform - be well represented in the tourna- pension plan adopterl can »>• " - lh elr form al opening Saturday with R al spring opening. The interior of ment. nanced without creation of a state „pedal attractive offers ,0 new cowboy, K eith Merrei; Jim. Stew - credit, and The Sentinel joins ln the shop has recently been redecor- The club endorsed , h(. g U w | o, ar, R oberts and "Old Timer", Bob com m ending them. deficit The house passed a hill that and o |d custom ers as announced In ated and enlarged for the convent- s^„ M eacham . both from Phillip's The fact rem ains, how ever, th a , Gun eiuo club. was estimate«! as likely to create a a large display advertlsnu-ni else- >wever. ,n at ence of Datron, C offee a n d e » k e . r J Rod and our: ranch: Manuel, a rustler. Tom Brown was listed as a suspect, due w ,.re s e r v e d t h r o u g h o u t th e after which s««k s state control o f pred« deflelt of tw o m illion dollars or w hora In th is Issue Hnll; chorus of doctor*, nurses, to a tip received by C ottage Grove noon and a larKe nUlnber t^ , k ai1. w aterfow l, estim ated by close more. Among those w oo were Ken,'" Cash Market In the Odd patients, cow boys Spanish girls. police, and w as arreMed by C ottage van tagc o f Inspecting the new ”^ r\ « r s . to «°«t L an'' c« « n ,y more vociferou s for this plan w ere som e Fellow's building will he under new and Mexicans, spring models. Mrs Breedlove wa’s ,Wel' e m ‘"lon fish « n n“» ib Grove police. who would have yelled their heads m anagem ent I'hls week. Mr. K en, To m nkr the operetta more color­ o ff If any kind of deficit had been reeelvlng possession from Mr Men­ assisted by her daughters-in-law , The annual Krey digger contest suggested for any other state a ctiv ­ denhall. the form er owner. Thurs­ ful and enjoyable there will be en­ Mrs. Parts Breedlove and Mrs , “ s P°nsored again th is year. tertain in g dan ces throughout the ity Glen Breedlove. M iss P h yllis oMn- lf ttle m erchan ts w ho have sup- day. e • • program. son and M iss MaJ-garet W ilson. ported the plan so loyally in the Miaa Florence Jen k s ha» charge past, w ish to continue their sup- No one know s for certain what FA KM I Its ATTENTIO N . ... advertisin g and ticket«. Mis« Iueuia M iller Severely Cut P011 a Kaln th is year Chas. H all and idd age pensions are goin g to coat. The deadline for farm ers <» V era Button, the dances; Miss Ix> s v . . 7 / a « D ata are a som ew hat nebulón* L ew is Miller, em ployed at Cam p “P a n te d to eon. n ,| |a Ma nlak^ u p . Ch es,er _ B with the W oodard Lum ber com - p” L t « * M » » « ee sp onsoring this quantity. The a m o im t expendí»! d e ­ s ig n fo r b e n e f its u . n d e , , . the th, soil ... . Jo4in him In'hja p r e - By a. m. a, th e d l y hall I, la ex- still larger extent probably upon .. he cu , In direr, relief . . . exp en d itu re. _ ported that county agriculture ex- ^ (|v)w a(( wpU „ au, hor)tl„ tion received by her from the Uni- _ _ that will com e about through the will he a, the m eeting. paym ent rtf pension«. T w o years Due to the Illness o f , * 0 mer from now these d al« will be a v a il­ hers o f the city council, Hlrnm T h I i financial em barrass ". O r t ,„ , nn.l •<«’ J . . « . ixrn’ [ „ „ - ing I , ,, ar., S r . tne th . "T t 11 able, and I, seem s certain that at . m em bers -hould also Drove '-*r,8K" e „..„e ti m , . . eetin „ „ < i . , g „ slated for u .„ 4 . .. eludes room and board, tuition and “ ror * w w eek* su ffered a re­ win bsT ro'vldidr P#n"l°" p ayB ,,n U that legislators do not dally a, the council M . onday lapse the early part o f the w eek • „ . bnglnnlng of a sei eyond the ______ 4Oday “ h“’ ***" J ? . ’, ' ^ r u / L u , a n d ^ V r a t’ed V r ^ Tu' d ^ 1^ , reP° ' ted m ake I, extend beyc______ , , T his session Is unique In one per|od Indefinitely postponed w ith aid from the Carnegie fund m ? ‘° --------------------- thing. E xpenses for a num ber o f . . . Shortly before press tim e Thurs Several sch olarsh ip , are aw arded ^ r o c ' a T ^ X ^ ^ ^ t h e “ « ; ^ ^ : More than 400 person« took asi- legislators for the overtim e period Another unique thing nhout da y afternoon City R ecorder L. W Ixnllons of ' u , ,. r a 7 .T o n Z .n ^ r h a , R 7 . . l “c“ ra Coiner stated ,h „ , no date had been « .« h year to stu dents and form er T n X c l? ;. » « 7 ' ^ w h ^ l e n E ^ n r ^ d * ’ speclal'" are being paid by organizations fore­ which they nre m em bers ... t........... . . ................ 1. " ? a a B a t n u t t t i . f i , u.na / . . . . „ H a X s a a a t in n it t i f t t i, c i t y council and noon wh. noon for for Crescent Crescent lake lake w here the negte In stitute w as founded in 1902 schoo, 20 m em bers w ere seriously em a , least, that Is the prosper, now day w as spent enjoying the w inter by A ndrew Carnegie, great phllan- harrassed financially even during N either house has n great deal on 1‘otts'r Baby Dies sports. The trip w as sponsored by The the period they were receivin', $3 calendars for Monday and the G ary H oward Potter, ten m onths ,hiroP,st an<* benefactor P er Capita W ealth Inct the E ugene Obsidian club. About Mrs. H oward *tR ute *• for research, investigation day, and som eone had to pay prospect Is that business will old The per capita Increase In w ealth four feet of hard packed snow cov The High School Operetta Will Re (liven March 19 Farmers Union To Hold Open House In New Home Saturday Local Club in Oregonian Clay Pigeon Shoot R rown, Con fessed j Ttlbi’H lUKCll f i y l^O Cill I OliCC Miss Hutton Wins A rt Scholarship S t a f t IH J U lie 21 Truck Delayed Illness of Cornicimeli Obsidians Find Ideal Skiing at ra»sed ehouM forever do aw ay with n som ew hat current belief th at m em bers are paid for their votes and It should solidify sentim ent In favor of a w age for legislative m em bers thnt would m ake It pos- is- slhle for those of em ail m eans to serve here. what tim e taking action« m ay be attem p ted If business should 17 e. that wogld he an Invitation for m oves for reconsideration of pet lilHs Also there m ight be a lot o f oratory In som e attem pt p t to over- ride n gubernatorial veto, although no such veto» nre now In prospect, Interm ent will be In the M asonic cem etery, — - '■ The sun, which has a diam eter o f 864.100 m iles, and la distant, on the aaa „„A .. ... average. ' average, 92,900,000 92.900,000 m iles from the earth. Is suppose,! to be about tim e« a s dense as w ater __________________ I’he U. 8 Inform ation Service w as established by the N ational E m ergency Council In March. 1934, prim arily to aid W ashington via-' ito r. seek in g general Inform ation or contact with som e particular phase o f govern m en tal activity. holders; In ,935 there were 63.000.- °°°- In I000 there were one m illion telephones in use; In 1936 there w ere 17.450,000. —-— ------------------ Veateh, estim ated th at t h . 100-Inch reflector on M ount W ilson 1* can- able of photographing more than a billion stars. Junior L angston, M iss B elle Burk- holder. C lin, O cum paugh, M adeline O cum paugh, M argaret Short. Marl- an N otvedt, Alma Sarpola. Evelyn F orest Lem ley. H arold Spriggs and D ouglas Braoher. Mies Jean Allison dauhgter of Mr and -Mrs S V. Allison, w as also w ith a crowd from K lam ath F alls