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THURSDAY. JULY 28. THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON and daughter, neither of are on the state payroll. whom sent four delegates. Gene Hanson. DOBENA GBANGE NEWS. May Anderson. Dorothy Ander Dorvna Grange met July 21 son and Lote Hansen, to the Sum with a g<xxi attendance in spite Batabliabed 1889 Leonard 3. Goddard ______ Editor Mickle Honored mer Assembly at Cascadia which of the hot weather. Published Every Thursday by J. D. Mickle, appointed by Gov opened July 25 and will last for Southern Lane county commun Cottage Greve Publishing ComMnv ernor Martin to succeed Solon T. ten days. ity picnic to be held in Cottage Leonard S. Goddard.___ President White, resigned, as director of the Grove was announced. Recrvtary State Department of Agriculture, A. W Shotetall Jars were given out to mem C. L Rynearaon, AdvertMn« Mgr. has been in the service of the bers to be filkxl for the Farm Business Office at 25 North Sixth state almost continuously since Home" at Corvallis. SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1912 when he was first elected to The next meeting of the H.E.C. (Cash in advance) the office of Dairy and Food is to lx« at Mrs. Ixiren Hunt's with One year __________________ $1.50 Six Month«________________ 80 Commissioner. Reelected in 1916 Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Rissue as Three month« .50 he served until 1920 when he de hostesses. One month________________ 25 cided to quit public service and The fair exhibit committee is to Fascinating Foreign rate—50c year additional accepted employment with i the meet with Mr. Boldenweck juit Oregon Dairy Council as i secce- Taies of preceding the next regular meet - __ . Member tary. Upon the death of Curt Lost Mines ing. e» * u Hawley, his successor, two years Thurston Grange sent word later Mickle was asked ____ by Gover that it was impossible to meet nor Pierce to again take over the with Dorena Grange bn the date THE LOST CITY post of Dairy and Food Commis first stated but it will he present sioner. which he did. He was re- the first meeting in August. National Editorial Aseociatiou elected in 1924 and again in 1928 871), near where the town nt Ixiren Hunt, Henry Williamson Oregon Newspaper Conference serving in that capacity until his l>en, Cokx, now stands. and Ed Finnerty talked on friend- department was absorbed into the stranger staggered Into n ranch liness in the Grange. The thought newly created Department of house. III. tired, and crazy from being that the Grange should be Agriculture which also took him privation. as one big family. STATE CAPITOL (over as chief of the division of When he had recovered surtí- Refreshments were served by foods and dairies. Although a reg clently to tell his story, he spoke Leo Hocker, G. W. Hocker, Mrs NEWS LETTER istered Republican Mickle twice Mrs. Luther about the ruina of an old city In Hocker. Mr. and —------ —--------------------------------------- received the nomination of both Bettis and Mr. and Mrs. l^slie Commission Moves major parties and both of his ap- L'tnh. near which were an old fort Wicks. Salem.—With its program prac- have been at the and a rich mine of gold and silver. The mine, he said. seemed to have tically completed and its existence hands of Democratic governors, The Juvenile Grange nearing an end the Capitol Re- „ „ * „ * * ’ 7" <*nturlea before his regular meeting with 21 held its members construction Commission has at ®*scellent Recommendation t.lscovery of the place, lie had present. Initiation was held for last decided to move its office to bounty school superintendents »hout 20 pounds of ore to back five new members. Salem, a move advocated by many in session here last week recom- his story, which he had managed Grangers are urged to turn in state officials from the inception mended that election of the state to keep throughout his journey over their “Wild Flower” books at next superintendent of public instruc- the broken country. of this commission. regular meeting. As soon as he had regained The move, it is understood, will tion be placed upon a non-partisan The subject of the program dur also include dismissal of the two Probably enough health to allow him to ing the lecture’hour was "Safety stenographers heretofore employ First." with all members taking ed by the commission but Alton ample precedent for the reform *>th his lead of ore. saying that he part in the program. ROXICBUCTANH TO SEND •John Bassett, secretary to the in the action of the 1935 session ,ntended taking It to Leadville to DELEGATE« TO MONASTERY commission, is to be retained at Largest Dormant Volcanic Pit He exl*’rted to devote the pro- From out of Enigmatic India a salary of $350 a month. Bassett which placed the election of coun- Maui island, midway between came an invitation for an Ameri on — a . ceeds to furnish a modest outfit, was in Salem this week conferring ty school superintendents - . ---------- — with State Department officials non-partisan basis, and prior to when he would return to his find Honolulu and Hilo. contains the tow can delegation to study its ancient “ But he disappeared ering mass of Haleakala. largest mystic arts and sciences, for the regarding the use of a room in the that, the action of the 1931 session and work It. the election of all from all knowledge when he left dormant volcanic pit in the world. purpose of later admitting the capitol building for his offices m placing but it is understood the commis judges in the state on a non-i toe ranch, and was never seen It is 10,000 feet high and within delegation into the sanctuaries of again. the limits of its vast rim all Man Tibet. sion plans to make use of the of partisan basis. fices now occupied by the clerk A party was gathered at Meek hattan island could be plac'd with Seven hundred members of the of the works in a temporary er to go Into the I’te reservation room to spare. There aro cinder Rosicrucian Order. AMORC. a building on the new library site where this mine wax supposed to cones rising more than 1,000 feet philosophical fraternity, assembl in order to economize on clerical be. and It started out on the trail from the floor of the majestic ed at their 1938 convention in San help, telephone rental and other Jose. Cal., who received the invi of the golden phantom The party crater. expenses. tation from the Andhra Research was headed by an old prospector This Is a Different "Law” University in Madras District, The Baptist Church. Henry W. who knew something of the coun New Capitol Dedication The "law” in "mother-in-law" voted to accept it and send a dele- Davis. Pastor. -Sunday school. 19, try, and this man, as they neared Formal dedication of the new Mrs. K. K. Mills. Supt.; forenoon the place where the mine was said and "father-in-law” I« not the same gation in 1939. word as "law” in the sense of a le $2,500,000 capitol will take place service. 11: evening service. 8. Dr. Simkins of 103« west .Main to be. decided to go on ahead to gal mother or father, but is derived on October 1, Governor Martin’s street, local members of the Rosi- scout the lay of the land. Ue was 75th birthday. One formal opening from the old English word, “läge,” crucian Order, who has just re- Christian Science Society, 242 for some time, and when he meaning "marriage." and an "open house” celebration Second Street. — Sunday school. gone ceived tin official rejx>rt of the rpfllrnp,. he had with him two have already been observed since 9:45; forenoon service, 11, subject, <ack_ International Conclave just con ore which were from "0 the new building was completed. ’Love;’’ evening service. 8, second ' cluded. states that the delegation Sated Lion la No Menaoo will include the Grand Secretary and fourth Wednesdays. The pub per cent to 80 per cent pure silver When a lion has fed be is said to of the Order, Ralph Lewis, and lic is invited to use the reading and also contained some gold. He Decrease in Use of Electricity be indifferent to game and other ani two others, including a motion A material decrease in com room on the second floor of the came with bad news, however, for mals as they are indifferent to him; picture cameraman who will take the Utes were not feeling hos Petersen building between 3 and mercial and industrial consump the zebras and otter animals on the with him complete sound record pitable. Saturdays. tion of electricity in Oregon dur- 5 on Wednesdays ------------- —— and —— jo, Later on this same prospector plains of Africa often allow a satiat ing equipment. Representatives of ing March, April and May is . < to 9 on Saturdays, except shown in a survey just completed holidays. met a cowboy who claimed to have ed lion to approach within a few the Order will study certain rare by the Public Utilities commis-1 considerable Influence over the feet of them, even to let the well- manuscripts available at the Uni- The Reorganized church of Utes. He was persuaded to join fed lion through the midst of the sion. Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints this man In a hunt for the lost city herd. meets in the Anderson-Middleton treasury, but first he made a map New Forestry Buildings The Public Works Administra mill office located on south Tenth of the country and left It with Montfaucon Memorial la Franc« tion has given its approval to a street each Sunday. Church school friends, as he felt uncertain wheth The Montfaucon memorial la a at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11. 21 A. grant of $97,476 for construction er he would live to return. monument at Montfaucon, north Coop, pastor. of new buildings for use by the Time went on, and no word came eastern France, commemorating State Forestry Department. The Catholic Church. Rev. Anthony from the prospector or the cow American troops who fought tn the buildings, already under construc- Ge race, Pastor.—Mass at 8 a. m. boy. They seemed to have disap great Meuse-Argonne battle in the tion. are located east of Salem, every Sunday. peared ■« completely as had the World war. adjacent to the state highway stranger who started for Leadville shops. Presbyterian Church. James with his ore. At last the prospec Gibraltar Spanish Until 1704 ha« just-q. Pastor. —Bible school at tor's friends, who had been keep Dr. W. D. McNary nas . . 11 a. m., morning wor ing his map, decided to go In search Gibraltar was part of Spain until completed 25 years of service as ' captured la 1704 by a British and superintendent of the eastern Ore ship, theme, "Christ for Every for him. Dutch fleet gon state hospital at Pendleton. Crisis,” IV "In the Garden of They followed the trail into a Prior to going to Pendleton Dr. Gethsemane;” special song, “Amen desolate country where no human McNary was for 16 years employ to Jesus;” 7:30, p m., Christian seemed ever to have lived. At last Seminóles Least Europeanised The Seminóles are said to be thoj ed at the state hospital at Salem. Endeavor society. Vinal Randall they met an old Ute who appeared Jr., leader. to be friendly, and told him that least Europeanized of any Ameri-i Oregon’s Relief Payments Christian Church, Edward L. they were hunting for the two men. can Indians. Oregon's contribution toward Kechley, Pastor.—Sunday school, The Indian understood them, and the relief of the needy aged, aver 9:45, Hazel VanNortwick, Supt.; led them on to the foot of a cliff —————— I aging $21.35 a month, is well sermon subject, ‘The Greatest Here they found the body of the above the national average of Business of Life;’’ vocal solo, "A prospector, who had been shot and $19.35 a month, according to fig Prayer” (Fox), Gerald Kechley; thrown off of the height, but no ures compiled by the bureau of evening service, 8, sermon subject, research and statistics of the fed "According to Capacity;” silent horse nor pack was to be seen. Sev eral division of public assistance. drama—Anthem; 7 p. m., Chris eral miles farther on the old Ute I I By ELMO SCOTT WATSON | | Oregon’s quota of needy aged tian Endeavor; Thursday, 8, Young showed them the body of the cow boy, also shot to death and his out who are receiving financial aid, people’s bible study; Friday, 8 p. however, averaging 195 for each m., choir rehearsal; Saturday, 8 p. fit stolen. ICE-JAM 1000 of the state’s aged popula The two men were burled where m., concert by Northwest Christ tion, is slightly under the national ian College male quartet. they fell. In 1904 the location of F COURSE, so Ice-jam Isn’t average of 212 pensioners for these graves was still known, but such a trifle, but the one each 1000 of aged population. the site of the mine has never been which the entrance to Ches Among the states having the high- CK3:S7IAN SC£WE CHURCHES found. Whether It was an old apeake choked est quotas per 1000 population are bay In the winter of 1784 Spanish working or whether the In Oklahoma with 575, Utah 462 and iirpRl TH” was the subject of the dians had taken out the ore was was insignificant—If you compare Colorado with 454. J Lesson-Sermon In all Chur- never known. Its size to the broad expanse of the Highest pensions are paid by ches of Christ, Scientist, on Sun- blue Atlantia However, it was big California where the monthly day, July 24. enough so that a ship from London average is $32.67, Baking Graaaheppera Hit Hobby followed by was held up for two months before The Golden Text was, "Teach Massachusetts with a monthly While Nebraska rememoers with reaching Baltimore. me thy way, O Ix>rd; 1 will walk average pension of $28.07. horror th« grasshopper siege last One of her paaaengers waa a in thy truth: unite my heart to Oregon’s general relief pay s ummer , one Nebraska City man young German named Jacob Astor ments, averaging only $15.62 per fear thy name” (Ps. 86:11). makes a hobby of raising them, case per month fall far short of Among the citations which com says the Nebraska City News-Press. who was going to make his fortune, the national average of $25.34. prised the Lesson-Sermon was the In fact, the basement of the Charles beginning by the sale of seven flutes This situation is largely accounted following from the Bible: "Thou, Bratt home is turned into a labora he was bringing with him. During for by the more generous relief therefore, my son, be strong in the the long days the ship was held In tory for feeding and caring for payments in the more prosperous grace that is in Christ Jesus. Study the ice-jam, young Jacob Astor had about 100 grasshoppers. Bratt, high states of the east, New York to shew thyself approved unto school science instructor, is study many long talks with another young topping the list with a monthly fellow, also a German. He waa re average of $35.33. followed by God, a workman that needeth not ing them to get his master’s degree turning to America to resume hla Massachusetts with $29.61 and by to be ashamed, rightly dividing at the University of Nebraska. fur-trading operations tn which he New Hampshire and Pennsylvania the word of truth’’ (II Tim. 2:1, foresawposalbllltles for great wealth. with monthly averages slightly in 15). The Barrier Islands Astor listened hut was nor partic excess of $28. The Lesson-Sermon also includ The Barrier islands sre a group ed the following correlative pass of some one hundred islands lying ularly Impressed. At last the ship reached Balti Martin Nalls a Lie ages from the Christian Science off th« South Atlantic mainland of A report circulated in Lane textbook, "Science and Health South Carolina, Georgia and Flor more and young Astor hastened on to the metropolis of New York city. I county to the effect that Peter M. with Key to the Scriptures,” by ida, extending approximately from But his venture In flutes was a fall- j Sullivan, county relief director, Mary Baker Eddy: "The thunder Charleston, S. C., to Fernandina, ore. Then he remembered the en- is a cousin of Governor Martin of Sinai and the Sermon on the Fla. thusiasm of his fellow-Germnn’a and that his appointment to the Mount are pursuing and will over relief job was "political gravy” fur trade. He guessed he’d try It. brought a prompt denial from the take the ages, rebuking In their Permed First United States Bank He did. And within n few yenrs governor who told newsmen that course all error and proclaiming To supply the Continental army, it had made him a fortune of more this was the third time he had the kingdom of heaven on earth. Vt men, led by Thomas Willing, than $2.000.000 Today the name of been called upon to "nail similar Truth is revealed. It needs only | James Wilson and Robert Morris, Astor Is a symbol for great wealth lies.” In a statement to the press to be practised” (p. 174). founded the first United States bank —all because an Ice-jam held up the the governor said that neither he • • • July 17, 1780. Called "The Penn ship which brought the first one to nor Mrs. Martin had any relatives i ATTEND ASSEMBLY sylvania Bank" it formed • par- the shores of the New world. In Oregon other than their son The Baptist Young People have: •basing fund of $1,575,000. ©. W«m«rn Nswapspsr Union. (Jnttacr furore Remind «KW» GOLE : n PHANTOMS ^Xxr& 2 77- - - —- ! THE CHURCHES verzity, to ascertain the truth or falsity of the clainui to phenomen al power and control of Natural I jiw made by the followers of the Mystic sects of India. While mak ing this research, negotiation» will be made by the University of ficials, who Include the Maharajah of Jeypore, for the party to visit certain secluded Tibetan Mona stories in the Himalayas, where It is ho|x-d ¡icrmiMion will be grant ed to film heretofore unrevealed customs and rites of the Llamas who arc alleged to have miracul ous jMiwers. Dr. Simkins also states that the delegation will I m * sponsored by the Rosicrucian Oriental Egyptian Museum, an affiliate of the Philo sophic Order. Nine foreign coun tries ind every state of the Union and Province of Canada were rep resented at the recent conclave An exceptional feature of the Convention was the first showing of the sound motion picture "Along Chdligatlon's Trail." which was filmed by a Rosicrucian cam era expedition in Egypt and Meso potamia in 1937. ORANGE SHERBET CAKE Tremendous fl Trifles fl O That Thrilling New Dessert Everybody Likes Baked As Only Beck’s Can Bake It AT YOUR GROCERS! Remember—Beck’s Sandwich Buns Are Sliced! BETTER BAKERY ♦
