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THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. LANE COUNTY OREGON, THURSDAY. JANUARY 6. 1938 FIRST CHRISTMAS TREE. ; all, in all issues affecting the ad THE NEW HIRED HAND vancement of the farm industry.” Probably many Sentinel read STATE CAPITOL Established 188» ers have heard or read the beauti Leonard 8. Goddard--- ------ Editor ful story of the first Christmas Seventy-five thousand acres of LETTER NOW, Published Every Thursday by cut-over, second growth and Iso Cottage Grove Publishing Company tree, but it is also quite possible I' ll S how yuu lated farm lands In the Oregon President that many of the younger genera < hangrw in .State Office«. Leonard 3. Goddard PLOWIN’ Secretary tion never heard or read it. A. W Shofstall__ Salem, Ore. Thirteen changes Coast range are being restored to T hat is C. L Rynearaon, Advertising Mgr. We haven’t the story at hand, in major state offices were rv- forest production and developed plowin ’? Business Office at 25 North Sixth for recreation and wild life con but the editor, several years ago, corded during 1937. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Death claimed two members of servation as three years of inten (Cash in advance) memorized it and will reproduce One year _ ■ - ___ $150 | it as accurately as possible. the state's official family Justice sive land use adjustment and ac Six Month«_________ __ 80 J. U. Campbell of the supreme quisition near completion, R. S. Many years ago. about the year Three months _ , __ ___ .50 Shelly, project manager, reported 25 724. in the thick forests of Ger court and A. J. Derby of Hood One month_______________ River, member of »ne ’ State Hy-i to Gowmor Martin this week, Foreign rate- -50c year additional many at Altenberger, the lengend- dro-electric commission. Justice Acquisition of 74.882 acres of lai! ary story goes, the people used to Campbell was succeeded ov .ledge on ’h0 Drefion Cbast valued at rs meet for their Yule Tide sacrifice. Hall S. Lusk of Portland and John and representing 395 They were worshippers of Thor, I lodgen of LaGrande was iipp>int- ownershiPs 18 approximately Ml the son of Odin, who was chief of i percent complete. I-ands being ac ed to suceed Derby. the Northland gods. They met in Ill health was responsiole for quired are adjacent to and within December when the days began National Editorial Aaaociattou the retirement of three other of the boundaries of tne Siuslaw Na to lengthen toward spring and i Oregon Newspaper Conference Dr. R. E. Lee Steiner, for tional forest. Development work is they sacrificed to Thor so that he ficials. . __ being carried on by 540 men in beau- BUSINESS would surely bring back the spring- GOVERNMENT cooperation with WPA. Forest re ,he state hospital for insane at Sa- ty and loveliness of the Major Rufus W. Putman, a for time. lem, resigned and has been s ic- creation areas have been 'levek»t> mer member of the army engineers A . , ceeded by Dr. John C. Evans. ed at a number of poin's through A part of this ceremony was the JudgP Charles H. Carev quit ns out the area. Most of these ate and now a consulting engineer of sacrifice of a young man to gain state corporation commissioner to equipped with fireplaces, rustic Chicago, is reported as testifying «.«vivo aim ty the attention of Thor. On this be succeeded by James H. Hazlett tables and benches, cwiiniun commun ty before the federal court, which is night, as was customary, they had of Hood River R Hunter ¡kitchens, picnic grounds and sani-l hearing the suit filed by a private utility against the Tennessee Val eaten more heartily than wisely retired as a member of the Indus- ; tary facilities. ley Authority, that the Tennessee ar.d. as usual, had drank deeply of triaj Accident Commission on river system will cost the federal their stron8 The hour came which he had served for more for the sacrifice and four big than six ycar, His successor b government over $425,000,000 husky ham- men brought in a Roy Buchanan of Pendleton more than the anticipated com- wide plank, upon which was tied The offer of a lucrative post merce on that stream for the next 30 years will justify. It is also re a y°^ng man. At the sign of the with a private iaw firrn induced Methodist Episcopal Church. El- ported that the witness presented priest a burly man would come Frank c. McQ>Uoch to resign as ' thn PUb,iC UtUitics commissioner the Isworth M Tilton, Pastor. —- Sun sufficient statistical proof to justi sign of Thor the Hammerer, and! vacancy being filled through ap- day scho01' 9:45: forenoon service, fy this statement. 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 Tuesdays. Thurs ground a top dressing of liquid strike the victim on the head. The j of Judge N. G. V allace 111 sermon subject. "Empowering If this be true the effort of the crucial moment had come and pointment Bend I Prayer." Holy Communion will be days and Saturdays, except holl- manure. Hr says he has also ob TV A to conceal the real cost of served that pastures t<>|>-dmiacd everyone was as still as death. g p Irvine of Portland for 39 °bserved; vesper service. 5:30; In- days. its power producing and distribut with liquid manure do not seem to Before the fatal blow fell, a years identified with the states termediate league, 5:30; Epworth ing activities by charging off a dry out as much as untreated Free Methodist Church, G » >rge strange and awesome thing hap- institutions of higher learning re_ League, 6:30; prayer meeting very large part of the cost of dams pened. An unknown man sudden- fused reappointment as a member Thursday evening. 7:30. G. Edwards. Pastor. — Su cl y fields. and other enterprises to naviga ’y aPPeared in the center of the of the State school. 9:45; forenoon service. 11, of Hi h tion development is, to put it mild crowd, and stood beside the in- 1 Dairymen’s Annual Meeting. sermon subject, "Jesus the Light cation. — His place was 'filled by „^1^^ °f ly, not strictly in line with good tended victim. He was dressed in Det ails of the program of the of the World;" evening service, Walter E. Pearson of Portland . Methodist church enjoyed a New business practice. a long robe, and upon his breast „ . . . . . Year s eve party. Games and re 7:30. sermon subject, "Can Two annual meeting of the Oregon Heads of two of the state’s in- frcshments were in charge of Walk Together Except They Be Dairymen’s association at Co The socialization of the United was a wooden cross, which dan- States is going to cost the tax- gled as he walked. He had a small stitutions of higher education re-1 Dorothy Siemann. At 1:45 the Agreed.” class meeting Su i hv quille January 21 and 22 arc near n..c^ during the year—H. E. In- Leaguers gathered at the altar of evening, 7 p. m.; prayer m»» 'ig, ing completion. The main outside payers a lot of money if this prac bell tied to his belt, which tinkled speaker will be C. T. Conklin, tice is followed in all of the seven merrily as he moved about. Th< low' P1-«5111™ of the eastern Ore- thc church for a candIe hKht dp. every Thursday nigh’. ap- gon normaJ at LaGrande and C. V. votional service. Leaders were secretary of the national Ayrshire proposed TV As, especially in view people were awestruck by the ap president of the University B^ty Adkins. Ina Monroe and Ed- of the further fact that none of pearance of the stranger. He The watch night service was a Breeders association, with head of Oregon at Eugene. C. A. How- win Cone them will be taxed, while the util spoke to them: real blessing to all present. The quarters In Brandon, Vt. Other “This priest with the hammer state superintendent of uub- ities now operating are paying sermon by Rev. Thayer was a real speakers of Oregon will deal with . the work of the state milk control vast sums by way of taxes. The Epworth League went to inspiration. of Thor is ready to take the life IC mstructlon was elected to sue- ceed Inlow and Donald M. Erb. board, new progress In disease Creswell Sunday night to join in The nephews of Uncle Sam will °f this fine boy to secure the First Baptist Church. Henry W. control, dairy products marketing realize some day that the old fel- favor of Thor. You may wonder formerly a member of ’he univer the League service there. They low is spending their money and who I am and why I am here. My sity faculty, has been elected t remained for church service and a Davis, Pastor— Sunday school. 10. and the state quality campaign. Mrs. K. K. Mills, superintendent; that he is so heavily in debt al- name is Boniface. I am a messen- succeed Boyer. Resignation of very enjoyable fireside hour. Believe It or Not. forenoon service, 11, sermon sub ready that it will take more and Ser and bring you the best news Howard to accept the prcsic’e-icy of the LaGrande normal left a Oregon Is shipping 10 carloads Evangelistic Services. ject, "Three Fundamentals for a more of their money to balance y°u have ever heard. Seven hun- vacancy in the state departm?.it The official board of th* Metho-1 Successful year from the Christ- °f fWd com seed to the middle- his budget and pay off that debt, dred and twenty-four years ago, Why shouldn’t the government. far out dark trees of education which was filled by dist church met Monday night, ian Point of View.” Evening serv- west for use in the com belt! the appointment of Rex Putnam, Final plans were made for evan-| ice. 7:30, sermon subject. "Can a Were there some western Rip if it is going to carry on the busi- surround us tonight, a little former city superintendent of gelistic services which have been Man Live a True Christian Life ^y cartoonist, that single state- ness of the country, be honest? bom, who was the Son schools at Albany. scheduled to begin on January 24. in this Age?" Young people's ment would make him a beheve- Governmental interference with of God, tke God of the universe, Orville W. Gamble resigned as Reverend S. A. Polovina who has meetings at 6:30. Prayer meeting it-or-not item to bring moat old- business, government competition Skater than Thor or any of the superintendent of the Employ had 25 years of experience will be every Thursday 7:30 p. m.‘ time Oregonians up standing. The and high taxes are among the Sods men have made. This Baby ment Institution for Adult Blind the evangelist. fact remains, however, that Ore ------------------------ principal causes for the present ^orn on earth to tell men that at Portland to be succeeded by gon or Malheur county thus far. business uncertainty, according to God loves them, and is not angry The Methodist missionary socie Lindon McCullough. Mrs. Gordon 1 to be exact- is going into the seed an analysis of replies to a ques- *dth them, as you believe Thor to Voorhies of Grants Pass asked to ty met Wednesday, January 5 at com business in a big way. and tionnaire sent to members of the i ®®by grew up men be relieved as a member of the the home of Mrs. C. E. Umphrey. I shipping the seed to Iowa and Merchants Association who have call^d. h*mTGhns* and He Capitol Reconstruction commis Mrs. Swan was program leader : other famous com states. Use of Poultry Specialist Dies. been in business in New York 40 sacnf)Ced Himself in order that sion. her place being filled by ap and reviewed a chapter of the । Dr. W. T. Johnson, poultry the hybred types of com plus fav or more years, according to Louis men might not be sinners any pointment of W. H. Treece, foim- study book "Mecca and Beyond." K. Comstock, president of that or- more, and love each other so much pathologist at O.S.C., died at Cor orable growing conditions for high A playlet was also presented, en er member of the State Parole ganiratinn mat they would never kill anyone vallis during the Christmas holi seed germination are the reasons Board whose place, tn turn, vat titled, "An Evening Well Spent.” days at the age of 45. Two dis Oregon is able to add this enter The folly of the expensive and in prance as you are now about filled by Lotus Langley of Po prise to her already important damaging interference and com- to slay this young lad. You can The Presbyterian ladles aid will coveries that brought world fame seed industry, explains G. R. Hy land. Langley also resigned alter petition of the government in notinot ^e ^or glad by what you meet Wednesday, January 12, at to Dr. Johnson and more profits slop, head of the plant industries only the electric utility industry,!"* about !° do’ and you certainly only a short experience on the Pa to poultrymen everywhere were a role Board, to De succeeded by 2:30 p. m. at the church. new method of vaccinating for division at Oregon State college. whose rates are approved by a make yourselves happier." Gerald Mason of Portland. Seed of both field and sweet government commission, but in When the stranger finished, the Assembly of God Church. At fowl pox and a practical method com grown in Malheur county is Three of the new appointees arc of controlling coccidiosis disease. many other businesses is being ™en and "^men sat as if spell- former members of the state sen wood Foster, Pastor. — Sunday found to be high in germination demonstrated. h00"*1 at h“ audacity and the school, 9:45; forenoon service, 11, ate. They are James N. Hazlett, as It matures and dries without Tractor Course. In an endeavor to end this at- wonderful story he had told them, N. G. Wallace and Walter E. Pear sermon by pastor; 6:30, young hard frosts, says Hyslop. Farmers, young or old. Inter tack on the interests of private! Then, Otho the chief, the stern son. people’s service, Kenneth Short citizens, it is reported that Wen- and strongest man in the tribe ridge will give a resume of the ested in learning more about the Have Copper Bam dell L. Willikie, President of the ato°l “P."?1 Said’ 1 h,aVe lon§ Conquest of Caanan; evening ser operation and care of farm trac Sheffield plate article« have a aO- Highways Damaged. tors will be interested In a two- Commonwealth and Southern Cor- hat^ hy™ ^nfice, and vice, 7:30, sermon by pastor; Heavy damage was suffered by Thursday, 7:30, prayer meeting. week tractor course starting at ver «oating on a copper base, la poration, met with President I ^hed that there might be a bet- other plated ware the base primary and secondary highways O.S.C. January 10. Farm equip- most Roosevelt to discuss the subject of to Tthan our fathers used is nickel. an Administration -utilities, have. discovered. I, for one, am go- throughout the state as a result of Presbyterian Church, James A. ment of various kinds will be in- "peace pact." In his memorandum i !ng *earn ’Por^1aboV!. thl’ fel" last week’s storm, according to Smith, Pastor.—Sunday, 11 a. m. eluded in the course. he maintained that a satisfactory ¿ow and *°’ow \.%- R. H. Baldock, highway engineer. morning worship, with Rev. Henry Weed Displays. relationship could be worked out I dei" lbat lad there be untied, Roads leading from the Willam G. Hanson of Independence, the Mounted specimens of Oregon "without injury to legitimate in- and ™ c™1 business, ette valley to the coast north of guest speaker both morning and vestment and well within the If what this atranZer say* “ true, Eugene were hardest hit. evening. This is an exchange for weeds have been prepared and dis we can all learn to be better and the day, Mr. Smith preaching in tributed to each county agent of-i broad framework -of the presi happier than we are. ” Oregon motorists arc finding it Independence; 6:30, Christian En fice to enable farmers or others to dent’s social objectives.” At that, the ropes were cut does not pay to put eft until to deavor, Betty Jean McCoy, leader; become acquainted with the ap On the question of property val from the young man ’ s body, and morrow that which they should 7:30, evening service with Mr. pearance of the worst weeds in uation, Jong a point of controversy were thrown upon the fire. The have done before the New Year Hanson in the pulpit; Thursday, their own or neighboring counties. I he proposed this two-point plan: for- parents of the youth rushed arrived, referring particularly to 7:30, choir practice. Sunday, Janu More than 500 specimens of dif-' 1. That the utilities eliminate ward and fell upon their knees at the matter of purchasing new li ary 16, a special for those who ferent weeds were collected last "writeups” in property values Posit! valy No Phon« Or the feet of the stranger kissing cense plates. Drivers of cars have been members of the Presby summer and mounted by the ex-' ascribed to them by the Federal tension service at O.S.C. his hands. which still display the old 1937 terian church of Cottage Grove ders Accepted. Trade Commission. A new weed bulletin is also be The stranger then bade the plates are being tagged by state 20 years or over. Theme of mes 2. That the “prudent invest If you haven’t tried Senti ing prepared, weed control dem ment” theory of rate-making — young men to go into the forest police and instructed to either re sage, "The Old Paths. nel classified ads, here is onstration plots are being expand- j based on what was honestly and and cut down a small cedar tree. place the old plates without fur the chance to do ao at ed and 4-H weed control clubs are ther delay or appear in court to Nazarane Church, C. E. Thayer, The tree was set up beside t ’ prudently invested in physical being formed as part of a general little cost. If you have, fire, and the people went to their explain their failure to the judge. Pastor. — Sunday school, 9:45; property, as against the present campaign to control the noxious forenoon service, 11; evening ser rude huts to find small trinkets here is a chance to do co theory which likewise takes into again. National Grange Invited to Salem. vice, 7:30; young people’s meeting, weeds of the state. The last legis consideration replacement value— and gifts to give to each other. 7; special revival services January lature appropriated funds for defi In a strange new gladness they be accepted. Governor Martin has invited the For next week’s issue of 2 to 16, each night except Satur nite research projects in weed con- danced around the Christmas tree On the subject of the federally Grange to hold its 1938 conven The Sentinel, a classified troL day at 7:30, E. J. Lord, evangelist, and the morning sun was shining owned Tennessee Valley Authori- tion in Salem. In a telegram to ad of any length up to Southern system, he advocated through the snow covered pine Louis J. Tabor, master of the na Miss Windsor, singer. Dairymen Praises Manure Tank. three lines, or 18 words, that a municipality wishing to es trees when they finished their tional grange the governor point If the liquid manure tank in Blue Mountain Church, Eva Al positively cash with copy, tablish its own system to distri revels at the First Christmas Tree. ed out that Oregon’s new capltol sop, Fem Patridge, Pastors.—Sun stalled last year on the Christian A modern German, Franz Grub will be accepted at 30c for bute TVA power, buy out the ex building will be ready for occu day school, 10 a. m.; forenoon son Dairy near Toledo continues er, was the author of what many three insertions, which is isting private system at a price pancy next summer and will be service, 11; Evangelist Kathleen to give the same results In the fu equivalent to 10c for each determined by a fair tribunal, and consider the world’s best carol: available for use by the Grange Belknap holding a week to ten ture that It has during the past that such muncipal purchases be "Silent Night! Holy Night! insertion. Any additional for its convention. Generally in days revival, which began Tues fall, it will be the biggest one paid for by the city, without All is calm, all is bright; terpreted as a slap at Ray Gill, day, January 4. Every evening at thing that has ever been done to insertions at 10c the inser grants and subsidies from the fed Round yon virgin mother and master of the Oregon State tion. For additional words 7:45, special music. improve the farm, according to child! eral government. grange, for his well known pro over 18, one cent for three Claus Christiansen. He says the In commenting on this proposed Holy Infant, so tender and mild. labor leanings the governor In his Christian Science Society. — insertions. grass has been noticeably ranker Sleep in heavenly peace, plan the New York Times says: telegram to Tabor declared that Sunday school, 9:45; forenoon ser and greener on that farm than on This special is for the oom- "In this memorandum there are Sleep in heavenly peace." "there are some farm organization vice, 11, sermon subject, "Sacra neighboring farms this fall, and proposed sensible and realistic ing week only, and for leaders who cannot decide wheth ment;” evening service, second stands of clover and grass have terms for the settlement of a long- First Expedition to Arctie er to remain AFL or go CIO.” and fourth Wednesdays at 7:30. thickened. Mr. Christiansen be copy submitted before 6 p. The first American expedition to "They think of politics first, labor Reading room on second floor of continuing controversy which has m. Tuesday. lieves the ideal way to seed gross the Arctic left Philadelphia in 1753. second and the farmer third, if at been costly to the country." Petersen building open to public is to sow the seed and give the Cnttacr (^rmr $rntinrl NEWS THE CHURCHES FOR FARMERS 3 Lines 3 Times 3Dimes
