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THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 193Ä HEADLINES. they wouldn't have voted to con ed in Oregon this week with the GOOD BYE, BARRELI The New York Telephone com tinue the New Deal for four more filing of articles of incorporation. pany paid $12 in taxes last year The organization is known as the "long years." Established 1889 Associated N a ti o n a I Recoveiy for every telephone in its system. Leonard S Goddard___ ---- Editor clubs of Oregon. Incorporators in- . . . General Motors cuts salaries Published Every Thursday by LADY CHAMBERLAIN of employes not under union con elude E. C. Ahlstrom and W Cottage Grove Publishing Company DIPLOMAT. tract 10 to 30 per cent; will mean Brooner of Lakeview ami F. M. Leonard S. Goddard.___ President It has been revealed that an Morttensen of Klamath Falls. A W Shofstall Secretary an indicated reduction of $152.393 able Englishwoman with a knack C. L Ryneareon. Advertising Mgr. a year for Alfred P. Sloan Jr., Business Office at 25 North Sixth for diplomacy is playing an im- Oregon's 1933 Road Map Ready. Board Chairman . . . Chrysler portant part in world affaii's. She SUBSCRIPTION RATES Oregon's new 1938 road map Is omits dividend on common stock, is Lady Chamberlain, wife of the iCash in advance) now ready for distribution. The blaming undistributed profits tax Ona year __________________ »15C late Sir Austin Chamberlain, who new map contains much more in . . . World production of crude oil for the past six weeks has been Six Month»________________ .80 to tourists last year was ZIOOSJO barrels, of I HAVE 4Oree months .50 "behind the scenes" in Rome ac- formation of value than its predecessors. Among this which Russia's consumption was I One month_______________ 23 tively promoting Anglo - Italian information is the location and second to America's . . . United Foreign rate—50c vear additional friendship. acreage of game refuges and an States debt reaches all-time high Actually it was Lady Chamber- extension of the border of the map of $37,616,61)5,571, or nearly $290 H z— lain. according to reports, who each of the 130,000,000 persons Oregon^Newspaper Publishers convinced her brother - in - law, to show highway connections in for in the country . . . National Bi adjoining states. Britain's prime minister, Neville tuminous Coal commission re Chamberlain, that Mussolini was its entire minimum price sincere in his desire for a better New Measure to Protect Farmers vokes schedule, pending new hearings from Ijxbor Interference. understanding with England. Lady NaUotud EMitorial Aa^xuatiou Harvesting, handling and mar for protesting consumers. . . Cali Chamberlain will be remembered Oregon Newspaper Conference fornia flood death toll feared 200 as the woman who helped to en keting of agricultural products and ten thousand homeless. . . . would be protected from interfer gineer the four power pact at Lo NATIONAL USED CAR WEEK carno many years ago when she ence by labor organizations under Hitler defied by Czechs, tiny de The automobile dealers through took the delegates from Britain. the terms of a revised initiative mocracy fails to yield to Nazi out the country decided to band France and Germany off on a pic measure filed in Salem this week. threats. . . . J. P. Pratt rumored together and prove that a “re nic and urged them to get to The revised measure contains choice for Lane Judge if Fisk ap more teeth than did the original pointed Customs Collector . . . pression,” or for that matter a gether. Army confesses coast weakness, depression, could be stopped by Apparently business men thru- bill filed by the same «’'^nsors anti-aircraft facilities minus quan having a "National Used Car Ex out the world have looked two weeks ago. As did the first tity. report . . . Stokowski, famed draft so also does the new one change Week" in which the whole with optimism upon Great Brit great industry would engage in a ain's new policy and are now in seek to define labor disputes, to orchestra conductor, and Garbo, united effort to break the jam clined to believe that it has helped regulate collective bargaining glamorous cenema star married which had clogged the market to clarify the European political agencies and to forbid picketing this month. . . . Western Union, and make a supreme effort to atmosphere, lessened the fear of and boycotts except in the case of asking for 15 per cent rate in crease. declares $3.000.000 of liquidate used car stocks through- war there and revived hope for a bona fide labor dispute. added income would be passed on out the country, as the advance spring business recovery. Commo step toward improving new car dity prices rose; cotton was up in D. A-» to Have Aid Prosecuting to employes in higher wages. . . . Government expenses for year be luibor Racketeer«. sales and starting the factory Bombay and Liverpool, wool rose District attorneys of the ten ginning last July 1 passes the $5.- wheels turning again at full in Australia, rubber, tin, lead and counties in which labor racketeers 000,000,000 mark. . . . Sixty-two speed. If this effort succeeds, re grains rose in other markets. The Sentinel can only quote the should be kept prone and warmly textile manufacturing companies ports indicate success, it will Hats off, gentlemen, to Lady are under indictment conferred reporting words made famous by Ripley, covered until help arrives. Under on 1937 profits reveal a prove beyond a shadow of a doubt Chamberlain, whose diplomacy has with Governor Martin Saturday no circumstances should the vio- "Believe It or Not!” that if honest business is given a at least eased the reported strain morning. As a result of this con 43 per cent drop from 1936, after tirne be encouraged to sit up or to experiencing first half gains aver free hand, unrestricted by foolish ed relations between the two pow ference the governor has decided walk around, nor should he be and unnecessary regulations im ers most interested in keeping the to appoint a special legal assistant aging 70 per cent. . . . Treasury transported In a private passen brings in outside experts to fin to the state police department posed by a socialistically inclined Mediterranean free for their ger car. unless It is certain that whose services will be available to ish study on nation’s price struc government, there need be no fear navies. his Injuries arc trivial. Every driv the district attorneys in preparing ture. . . . Great Britain will spend for the future welfare of the er would do well to acquaint him $533,000,000 in the next year to country. TAXPAYER PAYS THE BILL. and trying the labor cases. The modernize its army. . . . Congress self With the principles of first This is the first independent It is reported that congress is governor made it plain that the begins to iron out differences in aid by studying a good handbook. state's attorney would in no wise crusade in the industrial world working on laws to provide new against unemployment, and there relief appropriations. The large supplant the county officials but bill regulating wages and hours. . . fore against the recession. Not cities try to dodge most of the would cooperate with them in co An early upturn in business, fol Should my better pair of Poultry Expert to Visit Oregon. only are most other great indus costs, as do most of the states and ordinating the over-lapping phases lowed by the "greatest era world tires be carried on the front or Oregon poultry brcc<lcni parti tries dependant to a large degree smaller communities. In the long- of the terrorist charges which has ever known," predicted by rear wheels? cipating in the National I*oultry upon the automobile industry, but run that makes very little differ have been brought against a num Henry Ford. . . . Auto accidents Improvement plan of the United For considerations of safety, hit new peak in 1937, 39.700 killed. its direct and indirect influences ence to the taxpayer because what ber of alleged "goons." L. L Ray many drivers prefer to carry their States department of agriculture, affect every community, since, in he doesn't pay in local taxes, he of Lane county was among attor 110,000 permanently injured. 1,- better tires on the front wheels. will have opportunity to confer 250,000 temporarily injured, ac these days, no place is remote pays in either direct or indirect neys attending the conference. front-tire with a federal official of this cording to National Safety Coun since they believe from the benefits that flow from Federal taxes. under the New blowout is more apt to throw a work March 21 to 23. On these cil. Sliding, skidding and slewing Oregon hairy Farming Is commercial transportation, tour Deal measures which were en- car out of control than a rear-tire dates Melvin W Buster, coordi played an important part in these Big Industry. ists, the dealers, mechanics, ser acted with the idea of creating a blowout. Because wear on the nator for the breeding and disease accidents. 17 per cent of fatal ac There are 30,000 dairy farmers vice stations, as well as from tax near paradise. rear tires Is greater, other driv control work under the plan, will in Oregon according to J. D. cidents occurred in rainy, snowy receipts, registration fees — and ers carry their better tires on the visit the state. With F. L. Knowl or foggy weather. Mickle, dairy and food commis clear down the line to the road ton, professor of poultry husban rear wheels so that all four tires sioner. Seventy-five processing side stands. dry at OS.G, the official agency will wear evenly and minimize the IT HAS BEEN SAID. plants handle dairy products valu The American public is now be STATE CAPITOL administering the plan in this That the breeding, feeding and possibility of tire failure. Since state, Buster will call on some of ed at more than $5,000,000 annual ing offered an opportunity through expert opinion is divided, it is im ly; 102 butter plants with an an sale of equipment for dogs is a focal dealers to buy better cars, the farms producing hatching NEWS LETTER nual production of $30,000,000; 50 $75,000,000 industry in the United possible to give a definite answer eggs and some hatcheries which and if the old rule holds that wise to this question, but the best-tires- cheese factories with annual pay- States; that there are approxi men buy when prices are lowest, produce U. S. approved, verified Salem. Ore.—With the near ap- rolls aggregating $375.000. mately 32,000,000 unorganized in-front theory seems to have and certified haby chicks under the hope of abusiness upturn may found the most favor, because it Is proach of the May primaries can- * * - workers in the United States and be realized this month. the federal plan. Too many unsafe, worn-out. ^‘7 state Martin Wants Survey Fishing 7,000,000 organized; that glass more consistent with principles of safety. unreliable cars, without modem b hke danda’ lined tanks for storing beer. 11 Activities. Y. What are some rules about Governor Martin has asked his feet wide and 40 feet long, hold safety brakes, safety glass, large a tires and steel bodies, are in op- «,5^ state °^* state planning board to make a 540,000 glasses of beer, or enough giving first aid to accident vic eration today, and too many Tf flClak abou^wte survey of fishing activities in the for a glass for every person in tims? A. Probably the most important them are costly to operate, says tions there has been so much Columbia river to determine the Milwaukee; that the Empire State Alvin Macauley, spokesman for speculation during past months extent of damage to the salmon building in New York City is fre rule is that no accident victim the automobile industry. “Many of uncertainty now enshrouds only industry by different kinds of quently struck by lightning and should be moved until the extent Cottage Grove General these cars can be replaced during one — State Treasurer Holman. gear. The survey was requested that American car owners would of his injuries has been determin While Holman himself is still non- by the Oregon Seine and Pound find their annual tire bill reduced ed, his broken bones have been i Repair Shop National Used Car Exchange Week—to the great advantage of commital it is known that much Net Fishermen's association whose $110,000,000 if complete use were properly splinted and a truck or the buyer," he adds, “with newer, pressure is being brought to bear members are opposing the initia made of the latest technical ad ambulance is at hand to carry Bicycle, Key A Gun Work up-to-date cars, without initial in- to persuade him to enter the race tive measure sponsored by the vances in tire design, according to him to a hospital in a prone posi for the republican nomination. an alleged estimate made by tion. It is also important to stop Oregon Wild Life Council which Lawn Mower Sharpening vestment beyond the owner's pres During the past week two new would bar the use of fixed gear Pittsburgh Testing Laboratory, an profuse bleeding at once, and to ent car, and on terms which suit the pocketbook of the average gu be ma to rial aspirants made from the Columbia and its tribu independent research organization summon competent medical as-I Cottage drove, Oregon person. These cars offer modem their debut in the primary arena. taries. A delegation of seiners and conducting tests for scores of in »¡stance. If there is any likeli Charles L. Paine, Eugene, who hood of serious injury, the victim netters who called on the gover dustries. equipment, and a good investment in comfort, safety and economy.” two years ago aspired to be re nor claimed that the sportsmen of publican national committeeman, the state have been misled into has announced that he would this sponsoring the measure which is THE NEW DEAL FIASCO. year try for the governorship. At The National Unemployment the same time Dr. Ralph H. Erwin really inspired by the Columbia Census shows the total number of of Multnomah county stated that river gillnet fishermen in their ef men and women who registered he proposes to go out after the fort to drive their competitors from the river. as unemployed including emer democratic nomination. gency workers was 7,822,912. M. S. Shrock, who several weeks Mrs. Ix>rah Spaulding State This in spite of all the New ago announced himself as a can Senator. Deal measures and alphabetical didate for the republican nomina When Mrs. Lorah Spaulding of organizations by virtue of which tion for governor this week filed Salenj was appointed by the Mari and into which the Federal gov his formal declaration and is defi on county court to succeed her ernment has poured billions of nitely in the race on a platform husband, the late Charles K. dollars. that calls for abritration of labor Spaulding as a member of the After five years trial the New disputes. state senate she became the Deal, which was ushered into our The surprise move of the week fourth women ever to be elevated national life with a fanfaronade was made by Clarence F. Hyde of to membership in that body. Mrs. such as no potentate, past, pres Eugene, who filed as a candidate Spaulding, however, will not have ent or future, ever received or for the democratic nomination for a chance to see active service in ever will receive, has. like the labor commissioner. Hyde has the legislature unless the lawmak old time circus, failed to live up served three terms as state rep ers are convened in special ses to its billboard advertisements; resentative from Lane county had sion before next January since she and. carrying the analogy furth been prominently mentioned as a agreed not to become a candidate er, has, like that old time circus possible candidate for congress for reelection. In appointing the not only disappointed those who from the first district but crossed widow of a deceased member of believed what the billboards said the prognosticators up when he the legislator to fill the vacant and pictured, but with a flimflam filed for the labor post. seat the Marion county court game, proven to be a close rela Walter Norblad, youthful As acted under a precedent establih- tive of the old shell game, has toria attorney who has had four ed in 1931 when Mrs. Lotta Smith left the nation in the same, no a years experience in the state legis- , of Salem was appointed to suc 1928 Buick Coach TRUCKS worse fix, than the old time cir lature now has his eye on Wash- ceed her husband, the late W.; 1929 Chevrolet Coach cus left the inhabitants of the ington and has been doing some Carlton Smith, former state rep 1934 Chevrolet Vi ton small towns in which it pitched checking up on his prospects with resentative. 1929 Chevrolet Sedan Panel its tent—in debt and very little a view to seeking the republican money with which to pay. nomination for United States sen- Holman Saves Taxpayers 85400 1930 Ford Coupe 1936 Dodge Virion Panel The latest news is that the ator. — — - . State Treasurer Holman ’s in United States debt his reached an 1929 Oakland Sedan So far only one candidate has sistence upon a thorough investi- 1933 Chevrolet Hyd. all-time high of $37,616,605,571, or appeared for the United States gation into the rental price to be 1936 Chevrolet Std. Coupe nearly $290 for each of the 130,- senate short term from Novem- paid for quarters for the State Dump 000,000 persons in the country. ber 8 to January 3. Colonel Rob- Reemployment Bureau in Portland 1936 Chevrolet Std. Town And the New Deal depression, ert A. Miller, prominent Portland this week resulted in a saving of 1934 Chevrolet Hyd. euphoniously called repression, is democrat, has announced his in $5400 in taxpayers’ money. When Sedan Dump still with us. tention to seek that honor. Guy V. Lint ne r appeared before 1936 Chevrolet Master The Townsendites have as much the Board of Control with a re 1935 Chevrolet LWB Dual faith in their plan as the New Tardy Motorist» Arrested, Fined. quest for immediate approval of Town Sedan Dealers had in theirs and to tell Five hundred and eighty-fotir a lease on the new quarters at a 1936 Chevrolet LWB Dual 1937 Chevrolet Master the truth it does sound more rea tardy motorists who failed to heed rental of $850 a month Holman sonable than the New Deal plan the warning to do their license objected to the ‘‘rush act’’ and de Sport Sedan ever did sound. shopping by the first of the year manded additional information. If we want to continue experi were arrested during January. In Further negotiations resulted In a menting why not try the Town- addition to being required to buy reduction of the rental to $700 a send Plan? We certainly could their new plates these delinquents month, a saving of $150 a month, not be any worse off than we are also contributed $1060 in fines to or $5400 for the 3-year period dur now and if we find our state un the public exchequer. ing which the lease is to run. improved we may still have enough energy left to again try Opposition to Townsend 3rd Party 112 North Ninth Street—Phone 77 Duty •( Society to Maa the G.O.P. A new organization which is The duty at society Is to aid man’s Most of the people are evident said to be opposed to the Town ly willing to try anything once or send third party idea was launch- growth, not to fetter him. iEnttacr (Grorr $rntmrl Harry Rentle We Are Cooperating With National Used Car Exchange Week NEVER BEFORE SUCH BUYS! Look at These “OK” Cars Come In Early to Get the Best Choice! Cottage Grove Motor Co.
