Tin) KN DAY, NEPTKMHF.H 30, ISST
THK SENTINEL. COTT AOK GBOV< OREGON
this country. The Governor an- a spite resolution aimed at Preai- State I^nd Board received a letter agricultural situation by the Ore- J. I*, t'urrin Nut First Druggist,
nounced that men who want to dent Coolidge, but it went on to from K W Klvette. Stanfield's sec- gon Agricultural Extension service Hays Mrs. Hattie Best.
To
Kdftor: I read the article
work will be allowed to work in state that a "third term would be retary, Indicating that Stanfield; at Corvallis, seasonal influences
Established 1889
u|.
1--ur wrm8ll
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Leonard S. Goddard____---- Editor Oregon and that they will be pro- unwise, unpatriotic and frought may refuse to pay the second half and good crop prospects have pro- (n
Mnd thoroughly enjoyed It.
Published Every
Thursday
by tec ted regardless of union affilia- with peril to our free institutions. of his lease money on 118,820 acres I duct'd some down trend |n the gen-
of this grazing land which he bid cral level of farm prices during the
Cottage Grove Publishing Company
Al) the Democrats voted for it and in several month» ago. Th«' claim past two months, although con- telling of the long, long ago, all of
Leonard S. Goddard,___ President tion
which I remember, hut I do not
In a United Press dispatch the it carried by over two to one. 56 nmoints to $1235. Klvette in his let- sumer purchasing power haa been
A. W Sho Mall______ Secretary
agree with Mr. Veatch that J. P.
C. L Rynearson. Advertising Mgr. Governor is reported to have said: to 26 to be exact. A similar resolu­ ter to the Land Board said that fairly well maintained
Currin was the first druggist in
Puainesa Office at 25 North Sixth
“1 will protect men who want to tion was passed in 1875 when Governor Martin's threat to cancel
With the national farm prices at । Cottage Grove.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
work I will insist first that local Grant was president and there was the Stanfield lease and hi" declare- in|d-August averaging 123 per cent
I am quite sure he will remem­
(Cash in advance)
authorities,
who are often prone to no such "peril to our free institu­ tion that the Ijtnd Board would not of (he prewar level, or 87 per cent ber that Currin Osborn was th»
One year__________________ $1.50
Six Month«___________ J____
JO duck the question through fear of tions" as exists today in either permit of sub-leasing of the land!of the 1926 1920 average, the index first druggist. His drug store was
had resulted In monetary loss to was two points lower than In July
Three months_________
.50 political
consequences,
maintain case.—Corvallis Gazette-Times.
Stanfield on the leases. The gover­ and one point lower than August, In the Underwood building on south
One month_______________
River road, across the street south
nor denied that he had ever made 1936. The farm cost Index, however,
Foreign rate—50c year additional law and order. When they fall tv
of the flour mill joining Whipple
do their duty or are unable to cope
any such threats or statements and at 132. was six points higher than Bros, general merchandise store
with the situation I will come to
the clerk of the board was instruc­ a year previous, placing the farm
Mr. Osborn disposed of the store
STATE
CAPITOL
ted to take steps looking to the col- commodity purchasing power to-
their assistance—not until then."
after the death of hU sweetheart,
lection
of
the
lease
money
In speaking of the Coquille situa­
dex at 93 which is equal to the who committed suicide. The bottle
NEWS LETTER
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1926-30 average, but six points un which had contained the deadly
tion the Governor is quoted as say­
The Oregon Unemployment Com- ,|er August, 1936 The report «ay« drug was found and said to have
ing that he had ordered state po­
Governor Senda I'oller to Coquille pensation commission has leased that general crop prospects de­
lice there to keep order at the
come from the Osburn drug store.
National EMitorial Aeaociatlo.i
— • than
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Salem, Ore.—Reiterating has de- the entire second floor of the old clined • • leaa
one per cent dur- This suicide took place In the C G
Smith
Wood
products
plant.
Oregon Newspaper Conference
termination
to protect Oregon Salem high school building and Ing August, the moderate drop In Hotel, west side, I withhold the
He is further quoted as making workmen in their right to work will move into the new quarters as corn, wheat and flax estimates be­
the following statement:
regardless of labor affiliations Gov- soon as remodeling now under way ing nearly offset by slightly Im­ name of the young lady whom 1
“There is no dispute over hours, ernor Martin sent State Police to is completed. Although one of the proved prospects for apples, dried refeinember. Very truly. Mra Hat­
Coquille Friday to preserve law and state’s newest departments this prunes, walnuts, pecans, potatoes, tie L. Best. 6326 8 W Macadam
wages or working conditions.
live., Portland, Oregon.
order
in a controversy raging be­ commission promises to become hops, beans and rice.
“Local authorities, prominent cit­
one
of
the
state's
largest
bureaus
izens. the chamber of commerce tween C I. O. and A. F of L.
within a short time. Payment of New AAA ITogram Favor* Oregon
and the owner of the plant have members.
According to the governor a insurance to temporarily jobless
Every soil conserving and soil
asked me to intervene. It is re­
group of 90 C. I. O. members were men and women will not begin un­ building practice recommended by ------------------ from
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ported that the sheriff is not pro­ attempting to interfere with a til the first of the year.
Oregon
district
and
state
meetings
tecting the workmen and la per- much larger group of A. F. of L.
as needed to make the 1937 agri­
One must cut hu suit according to hu mitting strikers to trespass on ' the members employed in a Coquille Four Measure* Referred to Voter*. cultural conservation p r og r a m
Ballot titles for the four meas­ more effective in this stale has
company's property and block the separator plant. State police were
doth"
being sent to the scene, he said, on- ures referred to the voters by the been obtained, and will be include^
highway adjacent to the plant.
SEPTEMBER
There Is an awful lota thing* I
ly after local peace officers had last legislature were completed this in the new docket, reports N. E
Sheriff Warned.
24—Monterrey, Mextoo, sur­
can't understand, and me« In a
failed
to
week
by
Attorney
General
Van
preserve
order.
rendered to the United
Dodd, chairman of the state AAA while the radio will get turned off
“I directed the state police to
C. I. O. leaders In Portland Winkle. One of the ballot titles is commlttee. who. with N C Donald- „nd then I get a chance to kind»
States troops, 1846.
keep the highway open, which is charged
the governor with "«how- for a referred measure. The other •on, secretary, and P. M Brandt, try to think. And the radio Itself,
the
being done. I also warned
after attempting to be­ sheriff that I expect him to main­ ing bias' ' in favor of A. F. of L three cover proposed consMtutional representing the O8.C. extension puzzle* m«, and the part that pu»
affiliates. Replying to this charge amendments. The proposed meas­ service, took part In the recent i con-
tray his country, 1780.
zles me moat, is the murder you
tain law and order and to see that the governor denied that he was ure would require both the prospec­
ference in Washington. D. C, hear. And I cannot figure It out.
those men who wanted to work showing any favoritism and was tive bride and bride groom to sub­ where the new program was for-
moved the deposits fracn
And I never did hanker or thirst
were permitted to do
unmo- not concerned with the jurisdic­ mit to physical examinations as a mulatcd. Oregon growers on the
the U. S. bank. 1833.
tional fights between the rival la­ preliminary to the issuance of a whole will be in a position to i de- to find out just how or why soma
lested.
27—S. S. Arctic, nearing the
marriage license. Of the three pro- rive relatively more benefit from body took hold of a bowie-knife
“I have directed reinforcements bor organizations
American shores, sinks
posed constitutional amendments the 19M proK,am than tho8<. ln al. and severed another penton's ar-
of state police on the ground and
and 300 loee lives. 1854
one would fix the pay of legislator« mo<t any
-tata I)od(l added trrles in Just such and auch a
Oregon Asks for PWA Handout.
if the local authorities are unable
manner, like they do on the broad
28—fatal balloon ascension
In spite of the fact that President at $8 a day for a maximum of 50
St Louis; party drowned to function adequately I am pre- Roosevelt has declared PWA hand­ days, reducing traveling expenses Under the previous programs Ore­ casts
gon has made substantial progres"
in Lake Michigan. 1879
pared to take further action if outs to be at an end the State from 15 cents to 10 cents a mile;
And |n real life, If ««me an-
In making perman» it shifts from
■necessary."
Board of Control this week filed another would give the governor 20 soil depleting to soli conserving nouncer would break Into your own
29—The Ute massacre ir.
It is well settled that men have formal application for $90,000 in days after the adjournment of a crops and practices. A recent un­ home and cut throats right and
Colorado occurred. 1879
a right to strike, but the Governor federal funds to help finance a legislative session in which to pass dercover survey also revealed that left, and clutter up the living room
evidently believes that they also new tuberculosis hospital to be con­ on bills left on his desk; the third Oregon farmers stand well near with corpses and gore, it would not
30 -Strikers at Lawrence
structed in Multnomah county un­ would repeal the requirement for the top in their understanding of seem like such good entertainment
Mass. not during twenty
have a right to work.
der authority of an act of the last double liability on the part of the AAA program All of these fac­
lour hour strike. 1912.
But I see |n our laboratories
legislature. Hopes for success of stockholders in state banks.
they are flndln' out lots of thing»,
tors
will
combine
to
make
the
1938
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK.
the application hinge largely on the
program more easily applicable In like takin* atoms apart, and ways
Milton Miller of Portland sugges­ this state. Dodd believes.
Fire Prevention week, which be­ fact that a similar application was
to eradicate malaria germs and the
OUR COUNTRY'S NEEDS.
County committees will have ad­ boll-weevil, etc., and maybe pretty
The American Legion has gone gins October 3. should awaken filed by the state back in 1933 un­ ted to the Board of Control this
der the old Federal Emergency ad- week that the statue of the pioneer ditional responsibilities and addi­ «oon they will get around to the
on record favoring a large navy everybody to the gravity of the
ninistration.
Plans have been which is to top the . new capítol
and air force. The American fire problem. It has been stated I drafted for a 100 bed hospital to building be placed to face Cham- tional authority this year in es­ sponsors of the murder programs
Hot dog!
Legion is the wisest civilian organ­ that approximately 10.000 persons, cost $200,000. The legislature appro­ poeg so as to give added signifi­ tablishing soil depleting and soil
JO SERRA
conserving goals on each farm
one-third
of
them
children,
burn
to
ization in America in the matter of
priated $110,000 in state funds cance to that historic shrine. The
armaments for the country’s needs. death every 12 months. Two-thirds toward the project.
suggestion was referred to the Ca­
of the victims perish in residence
pitol Reconstruction Commission
—Corvalls Gazette-Times.
by the Board which denies any re-
Veterans of the World War or of and apartment fires. It is estimat­ State Fair Debt Free.
Three profitable years for the sponsibillty for the new building.
any other war are not militaristic ed that at least 80 per cent of fires
state
fair have made it possible to
in the sense that they want an- could easily have been prevented.
A new candidate for Congress
wipe
out
the bonded debt of $27,000
Competent
authorities
are
urg
­
war.
They
have
had
experi
­
other
from
the First Oregon district ap­
inherited
by
the
present
adminis
­
encee that have impressed them ing everyone to inspect their prop­
peared this week in the person of
tration
and
put
$50,000
into
new
with the horrors of war. They erty regularly, or have it inspected
buildings, Solon T. White, director A. C Burk. Marion county's sheriff
who understands fire
want to avoid it and they do not . by someone
.
. .. ,
„
„
of agriculture, told Governor Mar- whose friends are grooming him
Jaat of the bond() for the Democratic nomination
want their children to go through hazards and their prevention. Get tJn thla week
what they have experienced.
the necessary information from issued to finance the grand stand Burk admits that he is giving the
MAMWILL FASTENER
But they have sense enough to your fire department or a similar at the race track, a block of 122.500, suggestion "serious consideration"
but
declares
that
he
has
;
't
yet
was called in this week according
see that it would not only be fool­ institution.
In recent years there have been to White. The only remaining in- made up his mind.
ish, but idiotic for this country to
adopt a “peace at any price" policy many total loss fires to schools, d*btednes8 of the fair is repre-
in view of the war preparations of accompanied in some cases by an -a®nted by a loan of $78.000 from
appalling loss of life.
• । * e "f®1® 8 general fund which is
the great powers of the world.
to be paid back out of profits of the
Help reduce the national human
We must be prepared to defend
fair without interest. Bonds for the Smut Damage Reduced.
ourselves and we must remember barbecue.
grand stand were issued in 1929.
The best record in smut control
that there are times when the best
to
be made in modem times by
THE NATIONAL SAFETY
defense is to aid a weaker nation
School districts in the territory Oregon and Washington farmers
CONGRESS
that is being ruthlessly ruined by
served by the Portland General is shown in recent reports of the
It is estimated that ten thousand Electric company will buy their percentage of cars of wheat grad­
a more powerful nation.
Will Either Pin or Staple
We must remember that this men and women will attend the lighting service at a flat rate of two ing "smutty" at Columbia river and
10 Year Quarante«
world is smaller than it was at the twenty-sixth National Safety Con- cents per kilowatt hour under a Puget Sound terminal inspection
held from new schedule approved this week points during August of this year,
time of the world war. Powerful gress, which will
00
air forces can reach our shores in October 11 to 15 in Kansas City, by N. G. Wallace, public utilities With more clean seed available,
commissioner. It is estimated the better seed treatment and a num­
Mo.
a very short time and rain destruc­
new rate, which becomes effective ber of smut resistant varieties such
Accidents which killed 111,000
tion upon our large cities.
October 1, will save school districts as Rex, Oro, Rio, Alblt, Hyner and
We not only need a large navy Americans and injured ten million in PGE territory approximately Ridit, farmers should be able to
MARKWELL FLEER TYPE
and air force, but we need a more in 1936 will be studied. More than $18,000 a year.
eliminate smut losses still further
adequate army trained to man anti­ 400 speakers will discuss accident
FASTENER
next year believes G. R. Hyslop,
aircraft guns. We need a yearly prevention in the home, on the State to Collect Five Million.
head of the plant industries divi­
Income tax collections in Oregon sion of O.S.C.
program of military training. We farm, on streets and highways, in
A new circular entitled "Dusting
need a law authorizing the Presi­ industry, in schools, in the air and this year will exceed the five mil­
dent to draft industry, business at sea The meeting will unodubt- lion dollar mark, according to Seed Wheat to Control Seed Borne
Smut in Oregon," has recently\
and men when the necessity arises. edly attract accident prevention ex­ members of the tax commission.
Last half payments which are due been issued by the OSC experiment
Apart from the fact that we perts and students from every before October 1 have been coming station, which includes most of the
must be prepared to defend our­ corner of the United States and a in better than the commission had latest information on seed treat- !
selves, we must realize that it is number of foreign countries.
expected.
ments and other suggested prac-1
absurd to believe that we can iso­
It is expected that an accident
tices in smut control.
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late ourselves from the rest of the program will be prepared which Fire Permits Required.
Permits for the burning of brush Green Feed for Poultry.
world. We must bear our part of will be of great public benefit,
H. A. Schoth, federal agronomist,
the world's burdens. When a mad with the wholehearted support and and sIa8h in Oregon’s forested
Fully Guaranteed
dog runs loose in a community cooperation of the public, but prac- areaa w111 be re<iu‘red until Decern- In a new OSC bulletin entitled,
u"’e« th® fTr’T”1
f°r P°U''
everybody turns out to kill the tically valuless without that coop-
J
H waived prior to that date through try" says that practically any sec-
mad dog.
eration and support.
i proclamation of the governor, J. W. I tion of Oregon where poultry Is '
When a nation runs amok in thia
Ferguson, state forester, warned produced is also capable of grow-
crowded world every other nation
INDIRECT TAXES.
this week. Although there have Ing a year round supply of green
has a certain responsibility, which
Indirect taxes are levies hidden i been a few light rain8 over the
.
_
_ ‘ _ feed for chickens and .. turkeys.
The
may not mean that war should be in the cost of commodities and state the fire menace is by no bulletin contains a list of seven I
MARKWELL FASTENER
declared, but it does mean that all service, taxes paid in advance by means ended, Ferguson said.
suggested planting tables for the.
different sections of the state, j
countries should be prepared for producer or marketer. One seldom
which under normal conditions will
such an emergency. If the offend­ knows that he is paying them, but Strike at Pendleton Settled.
A strike of union carpenters give a year round supply of green |
ing nation knows thl8 and knows they boost the cost of living.
that there is even a possibility of
indirect taxes reduce the Income
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, _
_
. x the new nurses home at the eastern_______________ ------
force being used against it—It will of everybody — and the greatest Oregon state hospital at Pendleton Poultry Prices Rise.
remember that “a soft answer burden falls on the person of small ^as been amicably settled, it was
The Bureau of Agricultural cco-,
turneth away wrath.'
means. A person earning twenty reported to the board of control, nomlcs reports a sharp rise In the'
That old question “Am I my dollars a week eats as much bread The carpenters objected to the em- farm prices of chickens, a less-
brother's keeper" asked by Cain as a man whose income may be a ployment of non-union plumbers on than-average reduction in storage
j »tocks of eggs and a less-than-aver-
to shield himself from the conse­ hundred or a thousand a week, but the iob-
• • •
age seasonal rise in the farm price
quences of his part in the death of his tax contribution to the govern­
Discontinuance of PWA grants of eggs.
his brother, will not serve us any ment, represented by part of the
«e n.
may Prove fatal to 16 highway pro-j
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Stapling, Pinning, Talking
better than it did Cain.
cost of the bread he eats, is the jecta )ncluded ln th|, year’8 pro. A Oreat Pouitry Show,
As every resident In this town same—in relation to his earnings, gram according to R. H. Baldock,
With approximately
approximately 2800 birds
With
Can Be Used aa a Portable
lias certain obligations toward much greater.
state highway engineer. The pro- entered in the noultrv
poultry i show at the
or Desk Type Stapler
every other resident—so this na-
The result of this is that the jecta represent a total estimated state fair, this year was the great­
tion has its world obligations.
bulk of the people, those of small cost of more than $1,000,000 of est ever according to Edward
or moderate means, are most ad- which the Public Works admlnis- Shearer of Estacada who has been
martin to protect
tration was to contribute 45 per superintendent of the show for the
versely affected by rising taxes.
cent.
; past 22 years.
WORKERS.
Among the winners was Mrs. C.
Governor Martin has again disre­
WILL HE DO ITT
The feud which has been brewing B. Wheeler of Goshen, one first,
garded political consequences to do
We wish Senator LaFollette
what he and a large and growing would reintroduce the resolution he between Governor Martin and R. N. two seconds and three thirds.
Stanfield over blocking of the
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■umber of people believe should be placed before the U. 8. senate In state’s scattered school lands may Farm Price« Shade Down.
done by every public official in 1928. The resolution, of course, was lead to the courts. This week the. According to a review of the
Ottacr (Grove ^rntmrl
THE LOW DOWN
HICKORY GROVE
STAPLERS
that will save you time and money
FOR FARMERS
Price
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