The Cottage Grove sentinel., October 14, 1937, Image 1

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COTTAGE GROVE. IANE COUNTY, OREGON,
_______ (KstablUhed June 15, 1889.)
Christmas Seal Sales
Planned by Group
"hin^s WeThink Cottage Grove Lions
M no-. Khrr\ fhmh and
Th,nk of Things Of her.
If we get postage stamp power
at Bonneville, we presume Jim Fa«'
ley will offri to transmit it through
the malls for us. We could then
insure against loss in transmission
by having it registered.
Tied by Reedsport
Roseburg Indians to Clash
Friday Afternoon With Local
Eleven in Homecoming Game
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14. 1937
A t tended Pacific International
Mr». C. J Kem and Mrs. K K
Mills attended a meeting of the
I^an» county Christmas seal sale
campaign held Saturday in Eu
gens. Mr». Sadie Orr Dunbar of
Portland, executive secretary of the
'Oregon Tuberculosis association,
dlscuaaed plan» of the »ale cam­
paign with the committee.
The 1937 seal has a background
of dark blue with an old-fashioned
bell ringer in the foreground smil-
Ing and shouting hia Christmas
greetings. Behind him is a snow-
covered home. The
bell
ringer
motif ha» been followed in all post­
ers to be used during the sale
which officially open» the day af­
ter Thanksgiving The slogan for
thia
campaign is "Buy
Christmas Beals. Protect your home
from Tuberculosis.”
As a concession to stamp collec­
tors, the four educational seals
which are Included with each sheet
of 100 seals are so arranged as to
I»* perforated on all four sides.
Oregon's quota of money to be
raised this year to fight tuburcu-
lost» has been set at 555,000 In com-
parison with the 552.000 raised in
the state last year. This is close to
the a|) time record of 556,000 rais­
ed In 1929 “All sales forces of the
state are being mobilized." Mr».
Dunbar reported, "in hope» that
the quota may be reached or
passed. ”
i
NUMBER 8
i \ -I Jury Ponders
CaA linst Slayer
eld Without
Frank Ra
Bail After
Harry Hansen Here Friday
<>{. H Journalism Student.)
The case of Frank Radich,
Reedsport came from behind to
year-old sawmill worker, the
A dentist at Midland. Mich., the last quarter to tie the Cottage
mitted slayer of Harry Hansen, 42,
killed on» bank robber and wound Grove Don» 12 to 12 at Reedsport
employed on the Brice and Sear»
ed another All in a day's work for Friday, October 9.
ranch near this city, is in the
a dentist.
Cottage Grove, rated as an un­
hands of the Lane county grand
derdog in the contest, was the ag­
jury to fix the charge on which
French designer says a woman is gressor in the first half but Reeds­
Radich will be brought to trial
well dressed when her clothes so port tightened up as Cottage Grove
Whether the grand jury will bring
become her that even hubby doesn't got near pay dirt and the Uon»
an indictment today or later in the
notice whether they are new. If w*re unable to score in the first
week could not be learned before
someone had put out that Inform»- half The half ended 0 to 0
The Sentinel went to press, Rad-
Near the middle of the third
ich is held in the county jail with
saved a lot of femlntoe tear» In quarter Bart»!»' pass to Merrell
out bail.
our home
was good for a first down on
The fata] shooting took place
Reedsport's six. After a few plays
about 9:20 Friday evening in cabin
High official» of Union Pacific Bartels skirted his own left end for
17 at the Woodson auto camp, oc­
»ay that college education la not the Lions' initial score, Bartels’
cupied by Mrs. Mabe] Boeaen
always an advantage for those who kick was blocked. A few minutes
where Radich is said to have been
follow railroading. Not even for later Reedsport'» fullback, Butler,
boarding and rooming.
Hansen
those we ar» railroading through gave Art Edwards a shovel pass
was shot through the left breast
our schools?
and Edwards raced 37 yards for
with
callo«.:- automatic.
the IJons' second score. Bartels'
Radich surrendered to police offi­
When Bobby Jone» was In Port­ kick was blocked
ce« after calling a doctor and ad­
land for the national amateur, he
In the fourth quarter the play
ministering first aid to Hansen
played a round of golf with Mayor
evenly divide«] until Reed»-
The latter was taken to a Eugene
Joe (’arson Store then he has pre- port got a IJon punt and ran it
hospital, where he died early Sat­
■ented hlzzoner with a set of nine back to the Lions' twenty. The
urday afternoon about 45 minutes
matched irons Joe probably would Lion» were penalized
15 yard«
after an operation to remove the
like to be certain there was noth­ which put Reedsport on the 1 Jons'
bullet.
ing ironical in the gift.
5. After a aerie» of play» Eaaelairon, |
The shooting waft believed the re-
Reedsport quarterback, went over
suit
of ill feeling between the two
Walter Robertson, Blachly, and Jacqueline Morton, Cottage Grove,
Anyway the recent appointment from the Lions' two. Their line
men covering a period of two
photographed
at
the
Pacific
Intern
ational
Livestock
Exposition
which
of a new deal yew man added color buck try for point
was »topped.
fladich claims
they attended as guests of a Portland bank They went as outstand­ week« or more.
to the supreme court controversy. Later, the Reedsport team started
self defense, alleging that Hansen
ing 4-H club boy and girl from La ne county.
a play with Cordwell, halfback, on
was in an ugly mood and that he
Sixty three per cent of the peo­ the sideline» without a helmet. He
was afraid he would do him bodily
ple, according to an enlightening raced down th« sidelines, near the
harm. Witnesses to the shooting
editorial in the usually informative crowd, and received a pas« from Chamber of Commerce Aida in
were Mrs. Boesen. and her 15 year
Oregonian, ar* dissatisfied with the Butler and made Reedsport'» last
old daughter, Marjorie Halle
place» where they now reside. Ore­ score. The try-for-point was unsec- Campaign; Many Contribu
J.
gon hasn't spar* enough to care ccasful The game soon ended The tions Already Sent to Eugene
H. Beck was in the party that led
for ah of them.
•core. Cottage Grove 12, Reedsport
The forest
service’s
cruising to the shooting affray.
12
According to the story pieced
show “Show Boat" will appear in
Wonder whether the J’WA boy»
The lineups for the Kame were:
Contributions to the iron lung
gether by the sheriff and state
Cottage
Grove
the
first
week
in
will be included in the census about Cottage Grove
Reedsport fund are pouring in from civic. Local Fire Department Aids
November, probably November 8, police, Radich met Mrs. Boesen.
to be taken of those who *ra not Gugglsberg
Morene social and fraternal organizations
if present plans mature. The local her daughter, Hansen and Beck in
working?
Weldon
LT
Monks in this community. The chamber In Saving Garage and Barn;
presentation will appear under the the down town section of the city
Edward»
LG
Battle of commerce, ait ita Tuesday noon Insurance Partly Covers Loss sponsorship of the Cottage Grove shortly after 8 o’clock. The group
Editor Bob Sawyer of Bend, an G ranni*
C
Borrafish luncheon, voted a 525 donation to
Rod and Gun club, with Chas. Hall went to Mrs Boeson’« cabin and
authority on the ways of women, Scott
Baird th« fund and also made plans to
and Carl Rynearson a committee there the group consumed a bottle
as well a* highways, tells us truth- Blake
RT
Thom peon send letters to various organisa­
Mount View, Oct. 13— (Special.) — in charge of' arrangements.
of gin About 9:20 the »hooting oc­
fully that what we now call a cor­ Merrell
RE
Baling tion» appealing for contributions.
Ed Keitzer entertained members curred after ugly words had passed
Fire completely destroyed the large
sage originally a corsage bouquet, MacGIbbon
Easel »iron
Q
The Ladi«» Auxiliary Union No. ranch house belonging to Mrs. of the Rod and Gun club at their
got Its name from the fact that it Bartel«
Cord well 273 sponsored a benefit dance Sat­ Amanda Sears on the Sears Bros, regular meeting Monday evening between the two men.
LH
was worn at the waist or on the Thoreen
Night Officer John
Schaffer
RH
Cat no urday night at Odd Fellows hall, ranch on Row river near here with moving pictures in color taken
bodice, while today “corsage” may Patten
Butler clearing 535 for the fund. Offi­ shortly after noon Wednesday. by another Cottage Grove resident, placed Radich under arreet and
mean a bunch of flowers worn on
Hub« Cottage Grove: A. Dugan.
called the sheriff ard state police
the wrist. In the hair or elsewhere. Whitlock. G. Dugan. Hendricks, cers of the auxiliary were in The Cottage Grove fire department, Chas. Brown. The picture» were of Dr.
W Kime attended the
Grand
Canyon.
Zion
national
park
charge
under
the
chairmanship
of
with
Chief
Don
Allen
at
the
wheel
Editor Bob may also remember Spie«, Davenport. Booher. Junior
Mrs. George Rebel beck a check of the fire truck, responded to the and of Boulder dam. Pictures tak­ wounded Hansen before an am bub
attending Harv- Dugan
Reedsport : Tucker.
for the $35 already has been mail­ call and succeeded in saving the en by Mr. Keitzer of the planting ance could be secured to take the
ard a skirt was something that
A strong Roseburg team will ed to the Eugene chamber of com­ garage and barn. Lack of
water of fish here last month, and of the man to the hospital.
covered the leg», but
»Ince come to Cottage Grove Friday. Oc­
Refreshments were served prevented their saving the dwell­ recent bus dedication were also
Among witnesses summoned to
wandered around aa much as the tober 15, and try to overcome a merce
shown.
at 11:30, coffee, sandwiches and ing.
appear before the grand jury
corsage bouquet.
llghtcr Lions’ team Roseburg has doughnuts celling for 15 cents a
Members of the dub interested Sheriff C. A. Swarts, State Police
Clarence Sears suffered an injur-
a greatly improved team over last
Rent» from the houses built by year. The Lions defeated the In- plate. The auxiliary furnished the ed shoulder when he fell from the in trap shooting are invited to join Officer Paul Morgan, Mrs. Boeson.
the government In Rex Tugwell's dians 20 to 0 last year on the In- sandwiches, coffee, cream and roof while fighting the fire. He al­ a delegation from the local club her daughter Marjorie Haile, and
Greenbelt community are expected dians' field. Roseburg lost to a pow­ sugar so that receipts for the iron so narrowly escaped serious burns who plan to attend a shoot of the Night Officer Schaffer.
District Attorney I.. L. Ray and
to pay hack the Investment in 230 erful Medford team last week end lung fund might be larger. Total when he was trapped in an upstairs Upper Willamette club at Dexter
years. That is. provided the ten­ 34 to 7, but thia score shows that cash receipts were 550.57 and the bedroom, where he had gone to November 7. The local club will his deputy, Donald Young, were
ants now paying rent remain that Roseburg has scoring power even :expense» were: music 510.50. hall save bedding and other articles, sponsor a shoot November 14, and here Saturday interviewing witnes­
rent 52.50. doughnuts 51 60, spangles when flames blocked the exit. He possibly practice shoots at an ses. gathering evidence and issuing
long.
against a powerful team like Med­ 80 cents, milk 12 cents and pins 5 made his escape through a window earlier date.
grand jury jubpoenas preparatory
ford. The game with the Indians
to submitting the case to the
Neighbors responded quickly to
Salt laike City hen. tired of wait­ will be the Lions’ homecoming cents, totaling 515.57. leaving the
grand jury. Members of the grand
ing for her eggs to hatch, took game and the locals will be out to 535 balance for the fund The aux­ the call for aid and helped to save Elizabeth Rohde Places
three kittens into her neat and was show the brand of football that iliary, through Mrs. Kebelbeck. practically all of the bedding, a few High in 0. S. C. Examination jury are Jesse Lansing Sr of this
chairman, expresses appreciation dishes and most of the living room
city. Ethel May Lynch of Lorane.
satisfied, probably realising that they play.
Elizabeth Rohde of this city re­
of the cooperation received in mak­ furniture.
getting kittens from eggs would
ceived a high grade in the English Eldon Warner of Fall Creek, and
There well be a rail” and a hon-
Mains.
Addison
Dugan.
not be as strange as some things fire Thursday, October 14. All ing the benefit dance a success and
placement test given recently to David
The
cause
of
the
fire
is
unknown
extends especial thanks to the Odd
Leda Freeland and Eva Kompp. all
that have been hatched recently.
entering
students
at
Oregon
State
townspeople are naked to help In Fellows and the orchestra for but H is thought to have started
of Eugene.
from the roof. The loss is partial­ College. She was placed in the
the enthusiasm before the game.
their donations.
The many angles to the case and
ly covered by insurance.
tenth decile, the select group which
The Dorena grange has voted 510
Sutherland Enlists in Navy
records show produce» most of the the contradictions of the witnesses
The
dwelling
was
a
large
two-
Emil Horace Sutherland was en­ to the fund and the Eagles auxil­ atory house. A woodshed and a honor students at the college. The to the shooting make it difficult to
listed in the U. S. Navy on October iary 520. Many others have sent in storeroom filled with canned fruit test was given to 1193 students, determine the charge against Ra­
12 through the Navy recruiting of­ donations and the chamber of com­ that adjoined the house also were only 115 being rated high enough dich. Radich’» allegation tha* Han­
sen was advancing upon him was
for the tenth decile.
fice
at Corvallis. He left the same merce has received a number of destroyed by the fire.
About 50 were present at the Do­
not born out by Mrs. Boeson, who
Miss
Rohde
was
graduated
from
rena Grange meeting October 7 in evening for the Naval training sta­ cash donations.
Mrs. Sears went to the G. E. An-
said Hansen was standing still
Contributions
can
made
Cottage
Grove
high
school
with
the
the Ladle* Club hall nt Dorena tion art San Diego, Cal., where he
nand home to stay after the fire.
However the woman did corrobo-
class of 1936.
The group voted to contribute 510 will be given three months' train­ through Earl Ballew, secretary of
rate Radich’s statement thart he
ing before being sent aboard »hip the chamber of commerce.
to the Iron lung fund
Many New Cards Issued
told Hansen, "If vou take another
for
duty.
Sutherland
is
a
graduate
School
Budgets
Are
Studied
A quarterly report of the grange.
By City Library
step I will shoot.” Radich claimed
By Lane County Officials
read by Mrs. Loren Hunt, showed of Lorane union high school in the
Twenty-nine
new
patrons
that
the gun was on a shelf and
of
the
the grange to be in good standing, clasu of 1936. He is the son of
Cottage Grove library were added
Budgets of all school districts in that he picked it up when Hansen
Horace
C.
Sutherland
of
this
city.
Claude Arne reported on grange
during September, a check of ap- the county as well as of all cities advanced while Mrs. Boeson and
insurance and stated that he had
plications for cardg at the library that have been filed are being her daughter claimed that the
Free lecture Scheduled.
available literature on this sub­
shows.
scrutinized at the offices of the weapon was to Radich’s pocket
A
free
lecture
will
be
held
at 2
Captain Claude C. Cruson. form­
ject for any one interested.
In response to the great reader county assessor and county clerk during the quarrel.
o’clock Sunday afternoon in the er Cottage Grove resident, who is
The range voted to buy regalia auditorium of the Woodrow Wilson
demand for Margaret Mitchell’s to ascertain whether or not they
Radich had been employed for
for the three members of the exe- junior high school in Eugene, now in charge of a Civilian Con­ “Gone with the ’Wind.” the library exceed the six percent tax limits-1 several weeks at the Jean Lumber
servation
Corps
camp
near
Snyder
cutive committee and the°KranKc ,’^nsoi^d by Eugene local No. 1 of rnllMer »tauon in me neart or me has purchased
second copy. tian.
company near Culp Creek. He had
ranger station in the heart of the Other new books added are Zane
ture for the officers of me grange. the United Workers League of Ore- Olympics
While this entail« much work, it known Mrs. Boeson for nearly six
in Washington is featur-
O«orKe
»n
Dr- R* C. Romig will speak on ed in a four-column spread picture Grey’s “West of the Pecos’’ and is required by law. In cases where years, officers learned, and it was
tog and educational talk on Beef infantile parlaysis and the "iron appearing on the front page of the Dale Carnegie’s "How to Win the limit has been exceeded, the th*8 faet that gave credence to the
time limit of November 1 to which belief that jealousy was a motive
Types of Cattle.
lung and It« various uses. Harry October 3 issue of the Seattle Post Friends and Influence People.”
Library hours are aa follows: to file budgets is extended by giv- f<* the slaying.
The finance committee will spon- H- Johnson will talk on Oregon’s Intelligencer under the caption,
Hansen came to this district
sor a social to be given in the near old age assistance law and its ad­ “One Chief Talks to Another." The Monday. 3 to 5 p. m.; Wednesday, ing notice.
future to raise money for the ministration. A free will offering picture shows Captain Cruson con­ 7 to 9 p. m.; Friday, 3 to 5 p. m.;
about six weeks ago from Iowa
Nelson, Lombard to Represent
will be taken, the total proceeds to versing with President Roosevelt, Saturday. 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m.
and was employed on the Brice and
grange.
City at Farley Dinner.
Sears ranch.
Mrs. George Lay ng reported thit be given to the “iron lung" fund.
who is seated in a car
County Superintendent Visits
N. J. Nelson and Herbert W
515 was cleared at the lunch sale
President Roosevelt was a guest
L. C, Moffitt, county school sup- Lombard were named by the
at the camp during a forest fire
held by the home economics ___
com- , Author to Visit Hero.
A. B. McReynolds, author, tectur- control demonstration staged for erintendent, and Roy Quiney were chamber of commerce Tuesday to
mittee at the recent Hankins
here Monday visiting the local represent this city at the dinner
er and evangellirt, will visit this his benefit.
auction sale.
schools, going from here to the Saturday night in Eugene at which
week end with Rev. and Mrs. E. E.
Four new candidates were elected Coulter of the Christian church. He
London school and visiting other Postmaster General James A. Far­
to membership and the first and
schools in the vicinity.
] I» the author of the "Christ Cen­ I'ocal Pentons at Elkton Meeting.
ley will be the honor guest. The
Nearly all Cottage Grove stores
second degree team is practicing tered Crusade,” which has been
Two carloads of Cottage Grove
two will take the place» of C. J. will be closed Friday afternoon be­
for the inltatlon of these new can­ featured during the summer
persons went to Elkton Monday to Iron Lung Fund Voted.
Kem, president of the chamber of tween the hours of 2:30 and 4:00 in
didates. The name» were submit­ | months by the local Christian attend a fellowship meeting. Those
The Degree of Honor Protective commerce, and Earl Ballew, sec­ order that both merchants and
ted at the Booster night meeting. church, as well as many other
who made the trip were Mrs. Eva association, at their Monday night retary. who were invited but who clerks will have the opportunity to
The young people of the grange । books and campaigns. Mr. McRey­ Alsop, Misses Fern and lalo Part­ meeting, voted to donate 15 to the were unable to attend. Mrs. Nel­ attend the annual homecoming
will present their play, "Cornfed nolds will speak at the Commun­ ridge. Mrs. W A Babb. Mrs. Min­ "Iron lung” fund.
son and Mrs. Lombard also will at­ high school football game.
Babies,” at the next meeting of the ity Men's Bible class at 9:45 Sun­ nie Hawley. Mrs. Montieth, Harry
tend the dinner.
The Lions will tangle with the
Creswell grange.
day forenoon and will deliver the Mosby. Mrs. W D. Lovegren. Pas-
Approximately 1.000.000,000 tons
Roseburg Indians at Kelly field,
Pumpkin pie was served at the sermon at the 11 o'clock church tor and Mrs. Atwood Foster and of steel were put into use In Ameri-
The average depth of the world’s in what I* expected to be one of
service.
Mr Cole.
ca in 1936
close of the meeting.
oceans is 12.000 feet
the beat game» of the year.
Iron Lung Donations
Given By City Clubs
Fire Destroys Home
On Sears Bros. Ranch
>
Rod and Gun Club to
Sponsor “Show Boat”
Dorena Grange Gives
To Iron Lung Fund
Capt. Cruson Greets
President Roosevelt
I
Stores to Close For
Football Game Friday