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Diwoxt wind velocity of any city In the state. Cottage ®roue Cenimeli VOLUME L Final Tribute to Surviving Vet Of Civil War (Establiahed June 15, 1889.) COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, Local Teachers Hear Eugene Newspaper Man on Propaganda THURSDAY, (XJTOBER 5, 1939 Lumbering center of the northwest NUMBER 8 Two Are Injured In Traveler Found Free Band and n . Collision Near Drain Dead Near High Orchestra Lessons Thursday Evening School Yesterday At Public Schools Eun. i Battle Turneo io War On Diplomatic Front The high school faculty, Wil The Rev. H. W. Davis, pastor liam Tugman of Eugene and Mr. of the First Baptist church here, and Mrs. W. C. Martin were and Mrs. John Read of Dorena guests of the Grade Teacher's as were injured in a collision which sociation at the regular monthly A man identified as John Mor Free group lessons in playing occurred three miles north of meeting of the association Mon- an, aged about 55, was found musical instruments for band and Drain Thursday evening as they Deceased Buried With Mili- day evening, at which time a 6:30 dead on the sidewalk in front of orchestra arc being given in the were returning from a district dinner was served at the Palace the high school building yester public schools this year by a skill church convention at Coquille. In Attention Centered on Four tary Honora Here Cafe. Miss Rebecca Jean Moore day morning about 5:51) o’clock. ed instructor, Charles S. Christ attempting to pass a car parked European Capitols served as Icastmistreas and intro The body, lying face down, was ianson. This new band and or on the side of the highway to Sunday duced the speaker, William Tug discovered by the driver of a chestra leader studied violin last make tire repairs, the Rev. Davis, Yesterday. man, managing editor of the Eu Williams bread truck. The man, summer at the University of driver, is said to have collided gene Register-Guard, was the traveling south along the high Idaho under Carl Klaus. Prior to with a car pulling a house trailer. WAS ONLY CIVIL WAR VET the guest speaker and spoke on way, talked to Guy Smith, night that time he had instruction with Mrs. Read, more seriously in PEACE ON HITLER 8 OWN the topic of "How to Detect Pro officer, a few minutes before he Valdimir Bakalinikoff, of Inter jured, LEFT Di SOUTH LANE had the misfortune to have paganda in the News." Mr. Tug- was found dead. The discovery lochen, Donald Lenz, formerly both legs broken, according to TERMS NOT LIKELY man, who had experience on the was reported to the officers who with RCA orchestra and the Uni early reports, and sustained a cut Final tribute was paid Sunday Mexican border in 1915-16 as a called a local physician. Death versity of Nebraska, and with hand when she was thrown The European conflict appears aftcrn<M>n to th«* last surviving war correspondent and similar ex had apparently struck the man Harold Bachman of the Universi against the dashboard of the veteran of the Civil War in south periences with an eastern news- down. He was found with one ty of Chicago, formerly director Davis machine. Mr. Davis sus to have turned into a diplomatic Lane county when C. W. Mont paper during the World War ex hand on his chest and one hand of the "Million Dollar Band.” tained a bruised chest and was conflict, rather than a conflict gomery, aged 92, of Dorena, was hibited a sample of the day's mall on his leg. He had been dead sev Mr. Christianson is starting severely shocked. Both were tak with arms. And the possibility of addressed to a newspaper eral minutes when the physician laid to rest in Masonlc-I.O.O.F. usually en to the Sacred Heart hospital peace continued as the leading listed by the newspaper fra arrived and his death wax ascrib classes for both beginners and ad- in cemetery. Mr. Montgomery died and Eugene. Mr. Davis was releas question mark at four capitals, va need students in grade and high at his horn«* in Dorena Friday af ternity as "propaganda," contain ed to a heart attack. ed from the hospital after the London. Paris, Berlin and Rome. school and hopes to build up a The allied conditions for a ces ternoon. Rites wen* said at the ing advertising propaganda dis After a preliminary examina fine musical organization here in observation period, but the con sation of warfare against Germ Mills chapel with the Rev. Ells guised as news. He referred to tion the body was taken to the Cottage Grove. dition of Mrs. Read was describ any yesterday were placed on rec worth Tilton. Methodist ¡auitor, the services of the principal news Mills funeral home where It is Thursday of this week at 3:30 ed as still critical the first of the ord gathering agencies, the Associat being held for identification. Ad more strongly and forcefully week. officiating. A military funeral was ed and the United Press and dress of the dead man was not p. m. at Central school, and Fri than ever in a statement by Pre given the d<*ceased by Calvin the Press day, 3:30 p. m. at the West Side part played by these agencies determined. A social setnirity mier Edouard Daladier of France. Funk ¡amt of the American in times of war. Huge sums of car bearing the number 568-17- school there will be an exhibit of He cast aside any peace on Legion. money are spent by these agencies 4632 with the name of the Ore instruments which may be pur Chancellor Hitler’s terms and Mr. am! Mrs. Montgomery came in an effort to get facts to the chased at reasonable rates. Par simultaneously pledged France to here two years ago from Natoma. American public. The American gonian hotel, with no address was ents who are interested are urged wage war jointly with Britain un the only mark of identity. A new Kansas, and have lived on a farm press bf without doubt the most to attend these exhibits and to The "kick-off” breakfast, initial til Nazism and “The German in the Dorena community since authentic and the greatest source Bulova watch was found on his talk with the bandmaster here. spirit of domination" are destroy- their arrival. At the age sixteen of public information In the world. wrist and a new suit of clothes According to Mr. Christianson, morning meeting of the newly or ganized Booster ’ s club held at the h<* enlisted in Company H, 58th News gathering agencies are ham in his suit case. wind instruments may be studied At the same time Foreign Sec Chief of Police John Shaffer to advantage by children in Palace Cafe Monday morning, Illinois infantry and served a pered by censorship In many little over two years In the war. cases and in some instances by expressed the belief that Moran grades as low as the fourth, and developed all the "kick" the spon retary Viscount Halifax, in more He was sent south and was dis conflicting reports. Where con was probably connected with the he warns people to buy instru sors hoped for with enthusiasm moderate terms, told the house of charge«! from service in March. flicting repnfts arc received both ministry and that his home was ments that have written guaran and interest. Twenty members re lords that peace offers would be 1866, at Montgomery. Alabama. reports are usually published by somewhere in California, probab tees given by the manufacturer, sponded with eight members of carefully examined but added that they would not be accepted un He went Immediately to his home the newspaper and the public al ly around Sacramento. having the name engraved upon the high school football squad as In Illinois Hr was bom in War- lowed to take its choice. A United Contact is being made with the the instrument. Poor instruments their guests. It was announced less they guarantee to erase the ren county. Indiana. December or an Associated Press dispatch social security office in Washing dishearten students and are a that the game Saturday after rule of violence in Europe and noon netted the club approxi restore the reign of honesty in 19, 1837, and later moved with his Is as authentic as circumstances ton, D. C., in an effort to find waste of money. mately $55 and this amount with international relations. ¡ mi rents to Iroquois. Illinois. his address. will permit, but publishing ab Parents who wish to start tKeir other club funds will be used to Great interest in the peace talk On December 10. 1874. Mr. solute facts is sometimes a dan- children on reed, string or brass further high school athletics. was signalled by a series of "se Montgomery wax married to El gerous business for the press instruments are urged to consult Superintendent H. B. Ferrin in cret meetings” called tonight and mira Purget at Belmont. Illinois, representative in certain coun with the school principals or with troduced Coach Begthol, new as tomorrow by the most powerful and the young couple made Illi tries. Propaganda can usually be the bandmaster this week so that high school football coach parliamentary groups in Britain nois their home until the early easily recognized in the writings all pupils may begin the year’s sistant and who will serve as basketball They discussed the speeches by eighties, when they joined a west of statesmen and national fig work together. coach this season. The next meet Halifax and yesterday’s talk by ward migration to Kansas, wettl- ures. Writing under their own ing of the club will be held the Prime Minister Chamberlain with ing in Sumner county. Later dur signature, these men are natural evening of October 16th, when it a view toward finding the condi ing the years of drought In Kans ly going to favor their own coun Repairs and new building con- is hoped to have an outside tions under which Britian might as Mr and Mrs. Montgomery try, Jie said. tinue<l in September, ac speaker, possibly from Oregon engage in peace negotiatioas with trad«*d their Kansas property for "If America is brought into the cording active to the permit records at Germany. State college, present. a farm in Iowa, returning to European conflict, various forms Kansas In 1894 to again make of propaganda will play a more the city hall. Permits were issued Their meetings at least indicat their home In Colvert township. important part than more of us to: Mrs. Stella Baker at Cherry ed the parliamentarians’ belief Court for repairs; Anchor Al- Later they moved to Osborne, like to admit," he stated. that the British and French gov stead, 153 Lane street, repairs to Employers of eight or more Kansas, and In 1918 to Natoma, Following the »¡leaking the residence; Roy Lyon, 1630 Ash ernment heads had at least left where they made their home un grade teachers held a short busi workers in industries covered by the door open for a halt in the street, new residence; Brighton til two years ago. war. ness meeting and elected officers Leonard, 1239 Main street, re- the Oregon unemployment com Several years ago Mr. Mont for the year. Miss Alice Halde pairs to residence: R. H. Bushel,. pensation law were warned Tues- Chancellor Hitler, meanwhile, gomery lost his sight and was man was chosen president. Miss 241 K. street, repairs to dwell day by Administrator Silas Gaiser summoned his obedient Reichstag at Salem that October 9 is the totally blind for sometime, but an Dorothy Moore vice president, ing. P. H. Jones, Madison Battery E of the national guard into session on Friday at noon __ ______ — j . . . ,a. deadline for payment of 1936, iiwo. reached operation later restored his sight, and Miss Rebecca Jean Moore, Hi*}’_______________________ its quota of eighty-eight (6 a. m. EST) for a declaration T J A 1937 and 1938 contributions to the which enabled him to bm well at reelected secretary-treasurer. men Saturday noon, a few hours of government policy. The fuehrer p e o, ’ ,IW S' Jame» , Oregon fund to obtain the 90 per a distance and to read with the ahead of the time fixed for re at that time is expected to credit gainst the federal ceiving enlistments, it was learn launch his much-talked of “peace aid of glasses. Among the relics Kenneth Ward, 234 South 11th, unemployment tax. of the Civil war, Mr. Montgom ed Monday. Quotas were reached offensive,” possibly with a re repairs; J. S. Powell, 1049 East ery still had his old musket. by every national guard unit in quest for a brief truce pending Surviving are hix widow; one Clark, 610 South 10th street, re- paying state taxes but the mora the state, making Oregon the the exhaustion of diplomatic pos sibilities. daughter. Mrs. Clara Dawley of pairs to dwelling. torium ends next Monday. Those first state in the union to bolster Dorena; three sons, E. C. Mont its strength to the requirements who pay the state tax in full will gomery of Denver. Colorado.; C. CHANCE TO LEARN FLYING be required to pay only 10 per of the war department under the F Montgomery. Quinter. Kaas- national defense program. The The local J. C. Penney store cent of the federal tax. as. and Bert Montgomery of Co- was robbed of local battery not only attained its approximately S. V. Caddeback of Eugene, Mr. Gaiser pointed out that bert. Kansas. $770.00 in cash sometime Friday past president of the Eugene Fly those who fail to pay by October goal in enlisted men. but has four night, when a robber or robbers ing club, who was a visitor here 9 will be required to pay their men on the waiting list. Major General George A. White entered the store through a hole yesterday, said that local men state taxes in full at some later cut in the roof and took the cash and women would have an oppor date and. in addition, will be re- of Salem, commander of the 41st from the store. Discovery of the tunity to join the Eugene Flying quired to pay the total federal division of the national guard, made a brief visit with Battery E robbery was made Saturday club and learn to fly. The Flying tax. members Monday evening en morning when the store was open club, a non-profit organization or ed. ganized a little over a year, start Mr. and Mrs. William Adams route to Marshfield and congratu- Last week a radio-telegraph Early evidence pointed to the ed out with twenty members and are the parents of a boy born Sep ' latod local battery officials on the station, WUPZ. was installed at । response made to the enlistment fact that the robbery was com one flying ship. Recently a de tember 30th at the McFarland Camp Brice Creek for the pur campaign. mitted by a person or persons cision has been reached to take maternity home. pose of communication between familiar with the store. Entrance in an additional twenty members New enlistments since the last this camp and headquarters at into the store was made by cut Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fleck have , report include: Arthur J. Bauder, Vancouver Barracks. Washing Mine prospecting at Bohemia ting a hole through the roof ant^ purchase another ship. Fly is progressing at a satisfactory about thirty feet from the front ing memberships are not limited returned from a hunting trip to , Donald R. Booher, Avra A. Bos ton. It is one of sixteen stations tick, Earl E. Cooper, Virgil L. that have been installed in vari eastern Oregon. rate with forty to fifty men em-' Once through the roof the robber to age. Guggisberg, Archie E. Hinshaw, ous camps to make up what is ployed in the three mines oper walked toward the front caug in the middle John L. Hedrick. Robert W. Ken- known as a Radio-Sub-Net, with ated by the H. and H. Mines, the store on ceiling joists and of the cut an- ady, George R. Kerr, Harold A. the station WUOU at headquart Champion, the Noonday and the other hole, 9’4 by 14 Mackin, Raymond H. McCullough. ers being the Net Control Sta Musick. A new bulldozer recent through the drop ceiling, inches. John L. McKibben. Raymond C. tion. ly purchased is being used to the small hole he was able From ---------- to drop Monroe, Clarence E. Pease, John Schedules are maintained a build a new road from the Musick on the balcony floor within about W. Pennington. Claude T. Riggs, number of times daily for the mine to the Champion saddle, two feet of the cashier’s desk. Theodore J. Simpson, Albert purpose of transacting official near the Lookout ranger station. Here the cash was taken and a Stalder, John Stalder, Norman A. business. To train operators and The new road will traverse a flat number of checks left. So far as STATE Thoreson, Melvin W. Tonole, Rob- reduce expense of communication section of the mountalas and will known, nothing else was taken central TRADE ert E. Vaughn. William J. Vaughn, are other reasons why these sta follow the route of the old nban- from the store, no merchandise ized B arriers Gordon L. Wirth, Elwyn C. Wood- tions were iastalled in the CCC. doned electric tramway. gov ' t . was disturbed. son. Henry C. Wynne. James S. In conjunction with the opera It is also understood from un- Wynne. Exit was made through the rear tion of the station, the operator, official sources that the H. and door of the store. The robber was •F ederal USE George R. Leone, conducts regu H. concern has taken over the kind enough to shut the rear door REGULATION T axes lar classes in radio communica BEG PARDON old Stonewall and El Captain after locking it and hang the key ' tion. It is hoped that In the near claims. Whether these claims up near the door. GOVE QM MEM' future Camp Brice Creek will In referring to the organization B usiness were taken by the option or by turn out qualified radio operators. of an Athletic Booster's club in controls the purchase route could not be LIONS SEE PICTURES BUSINESS the last issue of the ¿Sentinel, L. learned, but the claims are to be J. McCoy was inadvertently re prospected, current reports say. The local Lions club, meeting ferred to as L. P. McCoy. The at 6:15 last Thursday evening, Sentinel regrets this error and PORTLAND DENTIST HURT wore entertained by Dr. Andy asks the indulgence of its read- i. » , Scars of Jacksonville, Florida,! |ers. especially in view of the fact Dr. A. M. Jones. Portland den- who spoke briefly on the section that Mr. McCoy has experienced Although no comparative data tist sustained a broken collar- around Jacksonville, its Indus-! considerable difficulty in endea is available, September was one bone yesterday afternoon on the tries, attractions, etc,, and then voring to have his initials appear of the driest fall months in sev- south highway when the car he entertained club members with correctly. eral years. A monthly summary was driving overturned. The ac- moving pictures, taken while Dr submitted by C. E. Stewart, local weite cident occurred two miles south Sears and family were en route weather observer, shows there WANTS ROAD of Cottage Grove when Dr. Jones here by airplane. Films showing were nineteen clear days, nine attempted to pass a truck and his coastal scenes and the Pendleton partly cloudy days and two cloudy A plank road an eighth of a car hit a soft shoulder and over- Roundup were also shown, days. mile in length in the Lorane com turned. Mrs. Jones and her sister The club had under considera- The mean maximum tempera riding In the car escap'd with tion a proposal to change the I munity was recently destroyed by ture was 78.7, the mean minimum minor injuries, the car was badly time of meeting from noon until fire, leaving six families without was 45 degrees and the mean was damaged. Dr. Jones and family evening. President W. L. Work- road facilit'es to the main high 61.8. The maximum was 90, the were en route to Sacramento, man asked for a vote on the way. These families have asked minimum was 36, which occurred California, on a vacation. He was question, the majority of chib on the 7th and the precipitation given first aid here and sent on I members voting to continue the j the Lane county court for a WPA was approximately a third of an to Portland. jnoon meetings. project to rebuild the road. inch or .31 of an inch. ‘Kick-off’ Breakfast Is Well Attended Repairs and New Building Active Caminí? Gwen On Unemployment Battery E Reaches Quota of SS Men Thieves Take Cash J. C. Penney Store Brice Creek CCC Installs New Radio Telegraph Station Mine Prospecting Is Progressing In Bohemia Section TH September Weather Is Unusually Dry
