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dottane tone Sentinel VOLUME XLV1II. (Established June 15. 1889) COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON. THURSDAY. JANUARY 13, 1938____________________ Raspberries Found Farmers Attend Things We Think In Bloom Here Cannery Meet Here I I * Ihmh und What thmh af Thmqi Other i Ihuth WPA Head Favors Local Flood Control Grove Quint Gives Eugene High Real Battle; Score 57 to 42 NUMBER 22 Dcpo^ - of First Nation^. *adi High Point in h try Raspberries in bloom in Jan uary. Warren McFarland brought Hbtrf Brde / — Coach C. D. Moore’s Cottage to The Sentinel office Monday a Acreage Questionnaires to Grove Lions demonstrated that Black Cap raspberry shoot with Todd Talks at Chamber of they have a quint dangerous to several blossoms nearly in full Commerce Meeting lx>ndon han no earthquake« be- Be Mailed Farmers in any team in the league, when they bloom. 'There will h« 1 berries on cauMi* It Ntnndx nn a bed of «oft fought the Eugene high basketball All Officers Reelected At the plants soon, unless we have Here Tuesday Noon clay. Sonic of thOM who seem to This Territory Soon. five to a standstill during the first a severe frost, ” Mr. McFarland be in charge of thing» must have half of their game on the local Annual Meeting; Dividend stated. been molded from mmr of the Cottage Grove need face no floor Tuesday evening. The Lions Declared, Surplus Raised Nearly 75 farmers gathered at1 Flowers are still In bloom in clay, and they almost started an greater risk or damage from led the entire first half, 15-11, at many sections of the city, and the (Cottage Grove armory Tues earthquake over Eddie and Wallle. day evening for the chamber of! violets are reported to have been floods than Junction City or Eu the quarter and 22-21 at the half • Deposits in the First National commerce sponsored cannery In bloom as early as the first of gene. In the opinion of WPA Ad Eugene came back in the third It would be a joke on the J a pa ministrator Todd, who spoke be quarter with increased speed and Bank of Cottage Grove reached If. while they are engaged in some meeting, where they heard Paul the year. fore the Cottage Grove chamber for a few minutes decidedly out of their over-courteous apologiz Plank, chairman of the cannery [ All of which goes to prove that of commerce Tuesday, "if the city played the locals to take a sub an all-time high of $1,101,771.53 this section of the Willamette val on October 14, 1937, it was dis committee of the Pomona grange. ing. aomc Chinaman Mhould »tick can cooperate with the WPA in stantial lead, which they were able closed at the annual meeting of ley has, to date, had a most mild Allen Wheeler. Pomona grange them In the neat of the pants. master, and Mr. Corum, commit- i winter. While the official ther fixing the outlet of Silk Creek and to hold during the remainder of that institution Tuesday evening. • • • the game but only after a bitter Corvallis Gazette-Time» got out tee meml»er, tell of the progress mometer has been reported below removing more rock from the struggle in the final quarter, when This was an increase of 25 per channel of the Coast Fork. ” cent over the deposits on Decem a Santa Claus edition of Its news- in the southern part of the county the trotl point, It appears that the The cost of the proposed im the Lions made a desperate fight ber 31, 1936. Deposits at the close paper, but it la <loubtful whether with a program to secure at least more hardy plants have not been provements would be much less for victory. The final score was of business at the end of the year the administration helped with the one more cannery for I^ne coun affected. than the damage suffered by the 57 to 42. just passed totaled $1,023,61956. ty. Ixrrin Schroeder, vice presi financing. The new style of basketball, the or 16 per cent more than a year city from one flood of no greater • dent of the chamber of commerce' size than that which visited the elimination of the center jump, ago, and probably the largest total Congressman Cramer of Cali presided. greatly speeds up the game, and ever reached at the close of a year city four years ago. Farmers from the Cottage fornia inserted a "lost" ad in the The chamber voted to endorse Coach Moore has demonstrated in the bank’s history. Congressional Record, and prob Grove, Creswell and Dorena sec the proposed improvement plan, that Colorado can develop coachs All officers were reelected at tions attended the meeting and ex ably lost that too. but whether it will be possible to as well as football players, for the annual meeting: H. E. Eakin • • • pressed interest in the project. A», put the project into effect will de the Lions gave the fans the best president; O. O. Veatch, chairman Albany Democrat - Herald ob a result a questionnaire will be pend upon the ability of the city exhibition of high school basket of the board; Mrs. Olivio Eakin, serves that there Is close relation circulated to all farmers interest to arrange for the financing of the ball seen on a local court in years. vice president; Worth Harvey, ship between newspaper reading ed. through the cooperation of Home for Club to Be Built needed supplies. Mr. Todd was a Every member of the team was cashier, and H. W. Lombard, di and successful democracy That the chamber of commerce and at Trap Shoot Grounds for "in there trying” every minute, rector. guest of C. E. Stewart. various granges, in which an ef may be subtle comment on the Harold Eakin, new chamber and except for a few minutes dur The surplus of the bank was in fact that nearly al) newspapers fort will be made to learn the Regular Meeting Place. president, presided at the meeting ing the third quarter, when the creased from $20,000 to $25,000 amount of acreage or tonnage of supported luindon. Tuesday, the first under his ad lads speeded their shots a trifle, and a dividend was declared for • cannery products available in this Secretary of Labor Perkins an territory at the present time, and The Cottage Grove Rod and Gun ministration. Every seat at the due to the terrific pressure, were the first time in nearly seven nounces her discovery that the the amount that would be avail club will remodel and refurnish dining room table was occupied. sinking their shots with remark years. Past Presidents C. J. Kem and able accuracy. The financial statement pub jieople want John Ix’wis and Wil able in the future, with a satis their club house at the trap shoot lished elsewhere in this issue in Lineup for first team game: liam Green to stop fighting. Her factory market. grounds on south Sixth street, and Cleo Moreiock. and A. W. Helli- Eugene dicates the sound condition of the woman's intuition astounds us. The Eugene Fruit Growers as hold future meetings of the organ well were appointed to the bud Cottage Grove • • • sociation annually takes the pro ization there, if plans announced get committee. Due to a pressure tiartels, 9 -..... F ......... 5 Kilborn institution and the extreme liquid The way the soviet government duct from about 5,000 acres. In at the regular meeting Monday of other duties, Mr. Kem asked to Grimes, 6 ..........F....... 5 Robertson condition of its assets. be relieved of the duties of this Cooper, 19 ___ C.... 29 Stevenson shoots ’em In the back of the head spite of this fact, questionnaires evening mature as planned. upon the flimsiest excuses, we circulated in the Eugene district A committee meeting at which position, and his resignation was Grannis. 6 ___ G. 12 Austin MacGibbon, 2 ..G.......... — 4 Jones can’t help l>ut wish that the red pledged 7,000 acres for a new cash plans for the remodeling will be accepted. Lamm ................ S_____ 2 Nichols boys here would run back home, cannery, with lew than 25 per made will be held Thursday even Wagner _____ S_______ Johnson where there is a government that cent nf the questionnaires return ing of this week at the office of knows how to treat ’em ed. Established canneries express D J. Scholl. In addition to officials The second string team were • • • more interest at the present time of the club, President R. S. Dren- defeated by a Eugene second team 13 to 22. Ripley reports a goldfish that in new branches for the canning ner announced the appointment of Vinal Randall, D. J. Scholl. Homer Lineups for second team game: swims on its back. Well, one just of fruit than of vegetables Reverend E. E. Coulter has re Eugene can’t tell what way he ought to be Both Springfield and Junction Nelson and Ixtwrence Kent as signed as pastor of the local First Cottage Grove — Nehl looking these days. City have pledged cites with track committee members in charge of Christian church to accept a call Clark ............... F ....... • • age for the cannery sought by the the project. a church in Texas. Rev. Coul Dugan .............. F ................... Wolf This Health Group Would Station at the trap grounds will to With all the drinking that was Pomona grange. While no official ter came here about two and a Sturges ______ C------------ Elliott <lonc over the week-end. it was no offer of this nature has been also be improved, and a new cul half years ago. Appreciate Donations From It is reported Blake _______ G_ Trunnel made from Cottage Grove, it Is be vert and gravel for the driveway that during this period the church Guggisberg _ G......... ..... Gaylor wonder the old year passed out. Substitutes for Cottage Grove: Individuals or Organizations • • • lieved that this offer can easily installed. made the greatest .progress Carl Johnson. C. E. Robinson has ‘Thoreson, Patten; for Eugene. Presumably reliable Oregonian be met here. that has been made for years, in and Roy Rasmussen of the Westfir Fry, Coughil, Calloway. Smith, informs us that 250 Portland Scots Community club were guests at the improvement of the property, Bailey. For several years the Cottage celebrated New Year's eve “in the rod and gun club meeting in the paying off of old debts and Referee: O. M. Bagley; umpire. Grove Health council has been their own fashion.” Wonder who in the increase in the number of Monday. Mr. Johnson heads the members. From a comparatively Mike McKibben. able to provide emergency sick furnished the half-pint of liquor. fish committee of the Lane County • • • The largest crowd to attend any room supplies from the loan closet small congregation, when he com Unit of the Wildlife federation, ball game in recent years greeted which they maintain. The slippery Nipponese got their and is contacting various sports menced his ministry, the building the teams and seemed enthusias The linen supply is now needing Major H. D. Bagnail, Portland, apology accepted before the Pa- men's organizations for their opin is now comfortably filled at every tic over the style of ball played to be replenished and the health announces the enlistment in the service. nay pictures arrived United States army of two more ion on proposed changes in the • • Since August 1 there are from and many comments were heard group would greatly appreciate donations from any club, organ Cottage Grove youths, Orval fishing laws. of the quality of play shown. 'Ihc gnudeal is going to give us Blackmore, son of Mr. and Mrs. The local club voted to request one to six additions to the mem ization or individual. bership every Sunday. a breathing spell, but what good Orlin W. Blackmore. 143 J street, that Mosby creek be closed to Its Articles most needed are sheets, Reverend Coulter’s work among will that do us when we haven't and Eldon B. Grable, son of Mr. ¡mouth. Other proposed changes in pillow cases, gowns (any size), the young people has been out any breath left ? and Mrs. Charles E. Grable, 101 Lane county fishing streams will standing. There are five Christ clean white cloths and worn blan • • North I street. Both young men be discussed at a meeting of the ian Endeavor societies. kets, rubber sheeting. There Japan says it wants permanent applied for enlistment at the Eu Ijtnc County Unit of the Wildlife was an attendance of one hundred Records show that 35 families peace in China. That is a courte gene recruiting office January 4 federation to be held later this and thirty-two at the Endeavor Two meetings of interest to have obtained supplies for emer ous way of saying it wants a piece and were enlisted at Vancouver month in Eugene. meeting last Sunday and a large Lane county growers of truck gency cases of sickness. of China permanently. Barracks on January 8 for service percentage of these young people crops and small fruits will be held These sick room supplies are • with the 11th cavalry regiment in the 4-H club building on the available for use by any family. are uniting with the church. with station at the Presidio of Seattle youth, who had bought Three months ago the members county fair grounds in Eugene Requests for loans may be made a marriage license, returned and Monterey. Cal. The boys will leave 1 of the church voted to retain Rev. next Tuesday and Wednesday, directly through the committee in asked for his money back. Upon Vancouver without delay for their Coulter's services indefinitely. starting promptly at 10 a. m., by charge or through the assistance being refused, he asked if the station in California. It is reliably reported that, al the Lane County Horticultural so of your local physician or health According to Rex Putnam. Sup name of the girl in the license According to the annual report though the church at Mr Coul ciety and other interested organ nurse. could be changed. When informed of Bajor Bagnall, a total of 1340 erintendent of Public Instruction, ter's request voted to accept his izations. cooperating with O. S. a new bulletin entitled HAND Mrs. Charles B e i d 1 e r is in that it could not. he decided to go men were enlisted through the ON CURRICULUM resignation, there is now a strong Fletcher, county agent. charge of the loan closet. Other back and take the first girl. lie Portland district recruiting offices BOOK movement afoot to retain him as Tuesday. January 18. will be de members of the committee are should have known that, If he during 1937. The district com STUDY recently released by his pastor at an increased salary. voted to truck growers’ problems. couldn't get a Portland girl. It prises the entire state of Oregon, department is attracting unusual It is also understood that Mr. Subjects to be discussed are irri Mrs. George Bjorset, Mrs. Warren didn't make any difference which five southwest counties in Wash notice. It is the work of the Ore Swander, secretary of the state gation practices for vegetable Daugherty, Mrs. Anne Leffing- one he took. It would have been a ington. and three northern coun gon State Teachers association on missionary society, is making an producers; new developments in well, health nurse. joke on him if, when he returned ties in California. The report also The Improvement of the Curricul effort to relocate Rev. Coulter in the production of sweet com, to to the first girl, he found she had stated that a total of ¿41,183.80 um and was prepared under the Oregon and that a number of matoes and other vegetable crops; changed her mind. was spent in the district during direction of the Oregon State churches are considering putting trends in marketing vegetables, this time. The report further Teachers Association in coopera in calls for his services. including discussion of the influ Even congressmen learn. They states that during the year men tion with the State Department of There are many people, not af ence of the quick freeze method paid themselves $225,000 for not were sent to practically every Education. The 192 page bulletin filiated with the First Christian on the truck industry; use of elec- army post on the West coast as is the result of a two-year study church, who believe that Mr. I tricity on the farm; report on going home Christmas. • • • well as to Alaska, Hawaii, Pana by the committee of curriculum Coulter's stand for the right on Lane county trials of fertilizers Bill Zimmerly and Cleo More- problems in Oregon. It is design The soviets are going to harness • ma, the Philippine Islands, and ed especially as a study book for questions that affect the public for cannery beans, and new de lock, members of the Standard China. Hawaii claimed the largest welfare, and his hearty coopera the Volga. Probably to furnish, velopments in insect control. Oil team in the mid-winter tour teachers and others who are inter more horse-power for the Volga number. The number of rejections ested In this important education tion with the other members of Wednesday. January 19, will be nament now underway at the Eu during the period, tor various the local Ministerial Association devoted to subjects of interest to gene country club are in fourth boatmen. causes, ran into the hundreds, al subject, and many groups are and other forces for good are so already engaged in a detailed outstanding that he should be re growers of small fruits. Among place among the 17 teams in the A San Francisco policeman died while the acceptances were of un study of it. the topics to be discussed are con golf tournament as the result of tained if at all possible. recently and left an estate of usually fine calibre. trol of diseases of strawberries their match Sunday with the Mc The committee has stated the $100,000. To finish the story there! and caned fruits, managing soils Donald theatre team. The local purposes of the Oregon Program SPECIAL SERVICES TO BE should be something said about for The Improvement of the Cur HELD FOR 20-YEAR MEMBERS to secure larger small fruit yields, men garnered one point to their how he started life as a street producing disease-free small fruit riculum as follows: First, to im Next Sunday morning at the plants on the farm, irrigation opponent's four in the match Sun urchin and what a time his moth day. In the five matches played prove classroom instruction in Presbyterian church Rev. James er had getting him to keep his Oregon by aiding teachers to A. Smith, pastor, will bring a spe-l practices for small fruit produc to date the local men have won hands clean. study their own curriculum prob-j dal message to those who have ers, control of insects of straw-; 10 points to alike number for their opponents. lems; second, to encourage and as-| l>een members of the church for berries and cane fruits. Ernest Hemingway, according to The principal speakers will be sist teachers in developing local The annual meeting of the Lane 20 years or more. This is to be BOY SCOUT MEETING a dispatch received from Madrid, County Chapter of the American courses of study especially adapt followed a week later by one for specialists from the Oregon State The Scouts were busy Monday has just written his first play. The Red Cross will be held in Eugene ed to their needs; and third, to those who have united with the college. There will be ample time Fifth Column (Scribners). The at the Anchorage on January 17th, lay a foundaton that may event church in the past 20 years. The for discussion and questions and night registering for the coming action of the play takes place in, at 6:15 p. m. The meeting is open ually be of assistance in prepar last Sunday in the month is for answers in connection with all of year. Some new boys are starting the Florida hotel, Madrid, now be-( to every member of the organiza ing state courses of study. the young people, it being young the talks. The county agent in the troup. A number of younger Ing gutted by rebel shells, and It tion, and a good attendance is de Requests for the Handbook have people’s day in the Presbyterian states that all interested people boys were visitors. There is devel oping a lively competition among is there that Hemingway wrote sired. Dean Wayne Mors^ the poured into the state office from church. This is in preparation for are invited to attend. the patrols. Dick Smith gave a re the play. University of Oregon will speak all parts of the state, and more the Loyalty Campaign, leading up • • port on the scout's winter camp at on general Red Cross activities. | than 2,000 copies have already to Easter. Odell lake. After reqular business French authority says Paris Many-out-of NEW TYPE FACE The Red Cross roll call in Cot been distributed. was over the scouts played games. girls put everything they make on tage Grove resulted in the collec state requests are also being re FARM FAMILIES GIVEN AID Did you notice The Sen They were surprised by a scramble Two thousand three hundred their backs. Evidently there Is an tion of $122, slightly in excess ofi ceived. tinel’s new. larger type face for candy bags presented by the nineteen Oregon farm families unemployment problem over there last year, according to information Inct wook Boy Scouts Mothers Club. 1000 TEMPORARY LICENSES have been given loans by the farm ; It is eight point "Regal." released to Dr. Harold Axley, local | too. • • • The Woodson garage has sold security administration, according chairman, by Miss Irene Ritchie, Last week It was set on a Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Carlson to W. A. Duffy, regional director. one thousand temporary automo executive secretary of the Lane nine point slug. This week and Mr. anl Mrs. W. Trembley Washington proposes a limit on bile licenses up to date. This is an "Farm families coming into the it is set on an eight point county chapter. spent the week end skiing and en- service stations. Why don’t they all year around service that has state from drought areas continue' slug. Which do you prefer? । joying the winter sports at Bel- try the Oregon plan, two to each to be one of the major problems," Mr. and Mrs. George Jacobsen proven to be both convenient and | knap lodge. car? said Mr. Duffy. popular. spent the week end in Portland. • • • • • • Gun Club to Build New Club House The Cottage Grove Health Council Loan Closet Is Depleted Rev. E. E. Coulter Resigns Pastorate • Two Cottage Grove Youths Join Army • Truck and Small Fruit Growers’ Meetings • • • A New Handbook On Curriculum Study Zimmerly, Moreiock, In Fourth Place In Eugene Golf Tourney AAA • Annual Red Cross Meeting to Be Held at Eugene
