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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1938)
VOLUME XLV1II. (fotlaac (Broue Sentinel (Established June 15. 1««9.) Pacific Produce Has Opened a Receiving Station R. R. Station Secretary of the National Asso ciation of Tobacco Distributor«, made the remark while In Port- land hut w«*ck that tobacco chew ing Is becoming a lost art. The old masters may live on in Western motion picture thrillers. Other wise they would be forgotten, with something of benefit to this old world. They never produced anything that was uplifting or had esthetic appeal. A bill before congress would shorten the inch by two parts in a million. A similar attack upon the national debt Is expected to follow immediately. • • • In his effort to dispel a possible belief that he is ambitious to be come a dictator, the president gives three reasons why he is op- posed to dictatorship, which M designates as a, b nnd c. Evidently he couldn't use figures, because they have ail gone Into fliruring the national debt, and he 0MÜdn*1 use capital letters because the alphabetical organizations have completely depleted the supply. It was time, anyway, that we had the elementary abe's of the thing. • • • Culprit in New York, who had twen fined for passing a red light, when asked his occupation, said. "I am nn auto Instructor and I teach folks how to drive.” He evi dently has some correspondence pupils In Portland. • • • dmrles Jones, movie cowhoy, says kids are the same t<»dny as when grandpa was a boy. If we may use current juvenile English, what a guy grandpa must have been! • • • The birth rate of those on re lief is nearly double that of non- rebef families It seems consistent that the gimmes and begetters should be found tn the same homes • • • Anyway no Roosevelt has yet accepted a Hollywood contract. Must be that the idea of offering one hasn't occurred to the movie directors. • • • Every newspaper in the first congressional district has pulled some kind of a pun on the candi dacies of Mott and Nott for cong ress. If we could change pronun ciation for the nonce, we might observe that some of the wise cracks approached, but were not quite hon mots. • • • The democrats must have had their eyes opened when they noted the number of persons who arc willing to admit being republicans in order to file for office. Along the Fairways The golf course has become one of Cottage Grove’s beauty spots. It is hard to keep ones eye on the ball when playing in the rough between the first and fifth fair ways, there is such an array of color! Violets, buttercups, wild strawberry blossoms grow in abundance, with a few other wild flowers scattered here and there among them. It Is a beautiful sight! As An Experiment If Reeults Justify The Establishment Of a Branch May Result Ax a result of a meeting held at tin- Cottage Grove hotel March 29, the object of which wax to de termine whether it would be profi table to establish a branch of the Pacific Cooperative Poultry Pro ducers Corporation in Cottage Grove for the buying of eggx and selling of poultry feed, that com- pany has opened a produce receiv ing station at the Southern Pa cific dejxjt, which will be open on Monday and Thursday afternoons. A. W Eppenbaugh of Creswell has been appointed manager of the station. It is understood that this is only an experiment for the present and that if the egg and poultry pro ducers within the Cottage Grove trading area take advantage of the opportunity to sell here instead of Eugen«-. the present station will be converted into a branch for the buying of eggs and selling poultry feeds. The egg producers who attended the meeting at the hotel March 29 had generally been marketing Un u eggs in Eugene and buying a portion of their poultry feed there, manifested great interest in having a branch established here so that they would be able to both sell and buy here, which they rightly maintained at that time would be much better for them and at the same time result in great good to Cottage Grove as at least a portion of the $50,000 earn ed here and spent elsewhere each month would remain here. Many Local Students To Take Part in State Music Contest Twenty-nine students will leave early Friday morning, April 29, to participate Friday afternoon and Saturday in the state music con test at Forest Grove. Those who will take part in clude: Girls' quartet, Patricia Baldwin, Jean King, Dorismae Blalock and Anna Lee Allen; boys’ quartet. Charlie Clark, Keith Mer rill, Art Edwards, Bill Bartels; girls’ glee, Anna Lee Allen, Jean White, Ix>is Baldwin, Dorothy Gallo, Gladys Lemley, Dorothy Seimann, Claribel Caldwell. Har riet Knight, Dorismae Blalock, Patty Short, Jean King, Maryjane Smith, Betty Jones, Patricia Bald win, Emma Lukens. Bernice Smith; boys' glee, Charlie Clark, Billy Spies, Julian Miller. Art Ed wards. Keith Merrill, Donald Long. Bob Grannis. Dean Jack- son. Mac Trask. Bill Bartels. Wen dell Small, Loren Stiles. They will be accompanied by Frances Hughes. COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON. THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1838_______________________________________ NUMBER 36 Carolers to Present Their Fourth Concert Schools to Present to lo 'Music Festival May 5 Set for Final Spring Clean-Up Be Thursday, May 5. has been set as the final date for "Clean-Up Week” sponsored by the local s Advance Six Hundred Students Lions club, who will provide trans- Liberal Reap | porta t ion for all trash properly Ticket Sales fo. nber To Take Part in Annual boxed or cacked and placed in the alleys ready for hauling on that of Commerce Pro^ jd Musical Friday Evening date. 1 The Lions club is urging that Nearly 125 tickets had been sold The Cottage Grove Annual Mus special attention be paid to vacant ic Festival will be presented Fri lots and buildings. In this spring's Thursday for the Community day, April 22, in the armory. This clean-up, in the hope that proper Booster Banquet, sponsored by the year approximately 600 students ty owners of what has been eye- chamber of commerce, to be held will take part. All grades of Cot sore’s in the past will respond to Friday evening at 6:30 P. M. in tage Grove and a number of stu the call for a more beautiful Cot the I. O. O. F. dining room. Tick et sales will continue until Friday dents from outside districts will tage Grove. noon, and the committee members participate. urge that everyone interested in As added attractions there will attending contact Fred Knicker be a harmonica band from Dorena, bocker, committee chairman, or a dance by the junior high girls, other members of the committee and the high school glee clubs before Friday noon, if they have will sing their state contest num not purchased tickets, since ac bers. commodations are limited and The complete program follows: "Columbia Overture,” “Maytime The radio play which was pre efforts will be made to fill all Dance,” combined grade and high sented by the Lucky Londonites available table space. school orchestra. Mac Wilkins, of Mac Wilkins & 4-H club over KO AC on Monday “America,” orchestra, chorus evening, was highly scored by Cole, Portland advertising firm, Glen Swanson has issued a call for all Cottage Grove baseball audience. those in charge of the station as will high light the program. The Flag salute, students. players and fans interested in put being well written and played by speaker is rated as one of the best “The Broom,” "I Had a Little members of the club. The name in Portland, and he will have a ting a local team In the field this season to meet atx Kelly Field Doggy,” "Street Car," "Sandman,” of the play was "Lucky Londonite message of interest to every man Sunday at 2 p. m. The players “Dairy Maids,” primary grades, Step In,” and all members of the and woman who has the welfare are asked to bring their equip directed by Miss Johnston. club took part using their own of the city at heart. Harmonica band, Dorena schools names as ft was written especial ment and come prepared for a The banquet will be the "kick High school group: ‘Dance My ly for this group by their leader. off for what members of the practice session. Three members of last year's Comrades,” boys' chorus; “Lo! Another feature of the program chamber of commerce are deter team have been lost to Drain, new Now the Dawn Is Breaking," mix was an interview between R. C. mined will be a united effort on Cascade league entry. They are ed chorus; “Elfin Dance,” Girls’ Kuehner, county agent, and Mrs. the part of all progressive mer Norval Libby, Buck and Jim Cel chorus. Jeanne Morton, president of the chants and property owners to “The Harp That Once Through Lane County Leader’s association, "Build Cottage Grove.” lars. Rumor has it that other neighboring teams are after other Tara's Halls,” "The Owl and the telling of the work planned and Information released at a recent Grove players, and unless steps Moon," "A Tea Party in Fairy being worked out for the year by chamber of commerce meeting in are taken to organize a local team land," “Home on the Range,” in the association. dicates that more than a half mil soon, some of the best local talent termediate grades, directed by Members of the club who went lion dollars annually, in currency, Miss Olson. will likely be missing. to Corvallis to broadcast were: earned in the Cottage Grove terri High school quartets: "A Hunt Jade In the event of rain, the baseball Morton, leader, Lovelie meeting will be held at the Eagle ing Song,” boys' quarter; “Cradle Abeene, Lillian Geer, Lucille tory, and paid to local wage earners, is spent outside the city. Cigar Store. If a local team is Song,” girls quartet. Abeene, Maxine Ewing, Marjorie Following this disclosure H. E. organized it is likely that it will Folk Dance, Junior high girls. Woodard and Marcelle Abeene. Eakin, chamber president, an be independent, since most league "Juanita,” "S al 11 n g Song,” They were accompanied by Mrs. nounced the appointment of a schedules have been completed. "Fleecy Clouds,” Junior high Morton and Mr. Kuehner. committee headed by Fred Knick chorus. erbocker, and including A. W. Hel- "Oregon State Song,” orchestra, DR. LEBOW TO MOVE OFFICE liwell, Vinal Randall, Carl Rynear- son, and J. R. Blalock to work out chorus, audience. Dr. W. E. Lebow, who has a program for the improvement practiced dentistry for 16 years in of the city. This committee has INSPECTOR COMING FOR one location—Fifth and Main, will held several meetings with other move next week to a newly re interested business men cooperat Bill Zimmerly and Earl Hill are POST OFFICE LEASE the best "aliblers” in Cottage I J. E. Fitzgerald, post office de modeled suite in the Omer apart ing, including L. E. Brisbane, Grove. At least they came out In partment inspector of Seattle has ments. “I expect to have just as Mayor Cleo Mofelock, Lorin a tie for first place in the alibi notified Postmaster N. J. Nelson modern and complete an office as Schroeder and C. J. Kem. They golf tournament on the local Jr. that he will be at the Cottage can be found in Eugene when I have outlined a year’s program of Grove post office Friday, April 22 get settled in my new quarters,” course Sunday, with a 31. activity, which will be discussed 'There will be no tournament at 1:15 p. m. to contact those in Dr. Lebow stated. He plans to in at the banquet Friday evening. terested in leasing quarters for stall a new X-ray, and other on the local course next Sunday," Mr. Hill told a reporter. “We plan the local post office. "For your modern equipment in the near Mr. Fitzgerald future. to go to Oakway at Eugene, and information,” want all the men who can get writes, "I wish to advise that the Department requests an early re away, to go with us." Councilman Safley, chairman of port in this case and all propon the city park commission has been ents should have their proposals ' The Curriculum” was the sub authorized by the city council to ject of a speech given by Dr. J. F. ready for me on the date of my cooperate with John Palmer in arrival." The new proposals call Cramer, superintendent of the Eu building a fence along the eastern Heck and Cooper Go Straight, gene schools, at a meeting of the for a five year lease. local grade and high school teach boundary of the park and the park Mrs. Harold Whitlock of Rose committee has been authorized to Rentle and Ensley Break 24; ers. Forty were seated at the banquet table. Eugene Dove, burg was a Monday visitor at the president of the grade teachers’ home of her sister, Mrs. Ray Nel purchase the amount of paint Latter Takes 97 out of 100. authorized in the budget. son. association of this city presided. it will lie gratifying news cal music lovers to know that the Cottage Grove Carolers will pre sent their fourth annual concert at the Arcade theatre Sunday, May 1, at 3 p. m., under the di rection of John Devereaux of Eu gene, with Mrs. Ruth Stewart Caldwell, accompanist. The Carolers, an adult ladies’ chorus, has been organized and presented in concert for the past three years, under the direction of Mrs. Edna Ixndie Pearson of Eugene. Special selections featuring Ber nice T>ewix, violinist, ax a guest artist; John Devereaux in solos; Aileen Welter, Ruby Allen and Helen Tilton in trio are included In the program this year. Call Issued For All Baseball Players “Lucky Londonites Step In” and Make Good Over K0AC Zimmerly and Hill Tie As “Alibiers” Local Trapshooters Tally 74 Sunday With but one more shoot in the Oregonian telegraphic trapshoot tournament, the local Rod and Gun club team seems destined to place among the 15 high teams of the northwest who will journey to Bend in June for the final shoot- off. The local team scored a 74 Sunday out of a possible 75, with three wins and one tie, by virtue ¡of Ed Heck and Kelly Cooper’s 25. and Harry Rentle and Jeff Ensley’s 24. Cooper went on to set the record of the day with 50 straight, while Ensley broke 97 out of 100, to place him among the men to beat in the state. Heck broke 71 out of 75 at the 16- yard post, and 46 out of 56 on the 20, 24 and greater distances. Other local men breaking in the twenties Sunday were: Alton Woodard 23, Pete Nelson 22, W Hileman 23. P. M. Beach 20. cnas. Hall 23, Vic Chambers 22, M. Har- pole 22, Richard Smith 20. Shoot ing for the Dexter club F. Kim ball broke 22 and Clive Taylor 20. Few teams in the state have made as great a progress in the past year as the local shooters, and with similar improvement during the cming year the local club should be able to develop a five-man team that will rate with any team in the state. An Old Book, Masonry Or Theosophy, Which? J. P. Graham has an interesting book supposedly treating of Ma In last works column we asked sonic ritualistic work, printed In for nn Eagle and got It! Bill Zim- code in 1878. It is entitled ‘‘Caba merly was the first to make one. la of The Aites and Ceremonies not on the short holes but on the of the Cabalists” with the follow •iMlthl This is one of the long ing explanatory note: “Revised holes, being 371 yards and he set and Arranged strictly in accor a new low of two shots for this dance with the standard formula." hole. To climax a perfect day, he It was printed by Redding & ended with four under Par for fourteen holes! Congratulations, Co., 731 Broadway, New York City. BUI! The word cabala is usually de fined as a system of theosophy, Don't forget the membership originating in a mystical interpre drive is still on, so sign up now tation of the Scriptures among and be in on the fun. The men’s Jewish rabbis and certain Chris tournament on Sunday mornings tian sects of the Middle Ages. Up at 9 and Ladies, Wednesdays at 1. on the assumption that every let The ladies are getting lined up for ter, number, and even accent of their Ladder play, and want all Scripture has an occult meaning, the ladies that play to be in this. I it developed a semipantheistlc doctrine of emanation of the uni The ladies club was well repre-1 verse, of the supremacy of man's sented Wednesday at the weekly Spirit over the invisible powers of meet, sixteen ladies being present. । evil as well as his own desires, and The best approach shot was made a claim to penetrate all mysteries by Barbara Hill who won the ball and to foretell the future. with an eleven Inch approach, i Ella Zimmerly, Myrtle Veatch and SUNDAY MUSICAL PROGRAM. Barbara Hill tied the putting The Young People’s class. De score with 18. Ella Zimmerly Loss Crook, President, from Light winning the final playoff. Plans were made to give a dance, house Temple, Eugene, will con in the near future. The date to, duct a special musical program at 2:30 Sunday afternoon at Assem be announced later. Mrs. Zimmerly and Mrs. Hill bly of God church. Lester Swag- served refreshments. On next gart, artist, will draw a 6 by 12 weeks committee are Mrs. Dunlop foot picture during the entire ser vice. and Mrs. Barton. Banquet to Attended The Family Spends A Quiet Week End In Nature’s Playground AN EGG WITH A TAIL. Di j you ever see an egg with a tail? Mrs. Clifford Smith brought one to The Sentinel office the day- after Easter Sunday, believe it or not. The hen which laid it must have had some way of knowing that it was Easter and that it was up to her to do something out of the ordinary. That radish with claws, which allegedly grew on Route F, Eu gene, is certainly not in a class I with our egg with a tail and the egg shaped like a dumbell, the kind you can use for your morn ing exercise, not those who eat radishes with claws, if there be such in Oregon.
