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T il HRS I ) A V, J AN V ARY 25. 1940 THE SEN TIN EL. COTTAOE GROVE. OREGON <Fnttanr (Grovr trattari Established 1889 Published Every Thursday at 25 North Sixth Street. W. C. MARTIN .................................................................. Editor-Publisher SUBSCRIPTION RATES (Cash in Advance* In Lane-Douglas Counties Outside Lane-Douglas Counties One Year .......... .................. $1.50 One Year —........................... $2.00 Six Months ________ ~ _____80 Six Months —.................... . 1.25 Three Months . ............... — .50 Three Months ............... .............65 Foreign rate 50 cents year additional. No subscription accepted for less than three months. Paradoxical History Game Dep’t Traps 261 Beaver Düring Past Summer, Fall EARL E. COOPER ('a p tn in K ld il W a s N o IM ra te The name aptain Kidd, carries with it visions of pirate ships, sea battles, chests of gold, and lonely islands where untold wealth is buried. With the tivasun* islands The state g a m e department go thoughts of the black men who live-trap, m *<I and transplanted 261 buried the ill-gotten gains and heaver during the it'ist summer were killed because "dead men tell and fall as |xirt of the first wild no tales." life restoration project approved The stories that have portrayed for Oregon under the federal Pitt all this and Captain Kidd ns a man-Robertson act, which fur typical pirate have altered the nished three-fourths of the funds. facts and in so doing have chang The work was handled by a crew ed a slightly more than common of six men. (ill of whom were sea-captain into a never-to-be-for- graduates of the fish and game WESTERN OREGON NEEDS gotten character. Apparently he management course at the stute began the voyage that ended in college. W estern Oregon needs to emulate the example of Southern his being branded ns a pirate and P E R A Star Gladys Swarthout and Mrs. W alter Moving, ew M o r e beaver could have been kP lioving, n Mrw hanged, with perfectly honorable York Social Rcgisterite, trap|ied during this ,»enod had It Rcgisterite. were two of the women who met California, in telling the w orld of its n atu ral resources. Good intentions. Rad luck coupled with not been for the |s>llcy of the de recently with former President Herbert Hoover, to discuss plans l o t highways are necessary in a ttra c tin g the attention of the tourist circumstances to bring about his partment to remove heaver only hringing the women of the country into the Campaign for the Finnish ill-fated end. in this direction, but if other sections of the country knew about from places where they were do ’.-lief Fund, of which M r. Hoover is Chairman. 1200 Newspapers Men of high rank including the ing damage to private projwrty. •cv’ hout the country are collecting donations for the Fund, and are the excellent flavor of thv fru its here, such knowledge would governor of Barbodas, two lords •n conjunction with local committees of prominent people All planting sites were surveyed undoubtedly aid in creating an outside m arket fo r much of the and by some reports, King Wil in advance for suitable food and fru it which annually goes to waste around here. liam himself, chartered a ship, water conditions. In addition to the “adventure Galley.” to set out In discussing the fine flavor of practically all fru its grown these requirements, the beaver a voyage of doubtful morali here a local grow er told us the other day that the n earer the upon were released in locations where ty. The purpose was to put down the population was scarce or non northern limit fru its are grown, the finer the flavor, which p er piracy and enrich the ship’s spon existent and where they would lx* haps explains partly at least the exceptional quality of the flav sors with loot taken from the pi Church of the Nazarene. cornel of value in conserving water In or found in local-grow n fruits, which the outsider has not yet rates. Captain Kidd, a commander o f 11th a n d E A dam s R ev. M i’s. the streams and would not con of a privateer, was chosen to lend K. E. Martin is doing the preach heard about. flict with agricultural Interests. the expedition because he had ing. and Miss Lula Barnard of __ ____ Most of the beaver were plant- proven himself a hold and capable Boston. Massachusetts, is the isl on public lands in seventeen AIDING THE CENSUS TAKER seaman with a knowledge of pi soloist. The meeting will close The first comprehensive bird counties, including Grant, Baker, rates. A king’s commission was Sunday night. January 28. book of Oregon, a state unusually Union, Wallowa, Lake, Harney. procurred for Kidd to give the W ork of counting the population will soon be underw ay in " ’ ’ _ _ .. rich in bird life, will soon lx* put»- Wasco, Umatilla, Malheur, Crook, whole affair a legal appearance. all sections of the country. The task is a difficult one to do ef Of Presbyterian Church E. F. Me- i^hed at Oregon State college as Doug bis, Tillamook, luine, Ben- course he grabbed the offer. rarland, Minister. Bible school a cooperative project of the United ton Marion, Deschutes anil Gllll- ficiently and can not be done properly w ithout the cooperation The first part of the voyage with classes for all ages meets states bureau of biological survey am. went well and the men thrived but of the public. In most places Cham bers of Commerce and other promptly at 9:45. Earl Ballew, an(, (ke college. Live-trapping beaver Is feasible civil organizations are m aking plans to aid census enum erators later misfortune dogged the ex Supt. Morning worship, 11 oclock. "The Birds of Oregon" by Ira ,,n|y during the summer and fall pedition. No pirates could be and see th a t all are counted. Such plans here would not be amiss, found, men died of cholera, the I his is Presbyterian Young Peo- Gabrielson, chief of the bureau „„<1 it is planned to continue the if C ottage Grove and the surrounding communities are to bene ship became foul and leaky and pie's Day throughout the Pres- of biological survey, anil Stanley project next season. In previous churches^ of America, so q . Jewett, superintendent of the years this work was carried on by fit properly. We would regret to see the to w n ’s population giv the stores were giving out. The byterian the service will be in charge of Malheur migratory bird refuge. department tn coo|x*ra- en oficially 400 to 500 less than it should be. but such a thing men became bitterly disappointed. the Young People's society. The wj|| contain more than 700 pages (ton game with the Biological Survey As a consequence Kidd had to is possible w ithout a definite counting plan. is cordially invited to nt- ;in(1 Approximately 200 illustra- and Forest Service but the use of face but surmounted the ever- public tend. Evening worship at 7:30 nt Hons. Many of these illustrations pittman-Rots-rtson funds makes constant threat of mutiny. which service the pastor will dLs- ap, from photographs by Dr. Wil- p possible t »he work on .a BUREAUCRATIC RULE Kidd was authorized to capture cuss "The Blessings of Prayer.” liam L. Finley, Oregon naturulist, larger scale. French vessels, .who were Eng The senior young people’s society while most of the others are by ---------------- land’s enemies, but when they will meet at 6:30 with Richard . (Oregon V oter) at / ' >/. came up with a Dutch vessel his Smith as leader. The Intermediate the authors. B ureaucracy, the curse of governm ent, is visiting untold men deputed one of their number The book contains research and people's society meet» at field work of approximately 36 evils upon state adm inistration th at is at the m ercy of federal to ask Kidd to seize her. “Get on young 6:30 with Delbert Miller as the years on the part of Superlnten- grants. A cting entirely w ithin proper rights, the federal govern deck!” he roared. “I’m no pirate leader. The junior society dent Jewett, and at least 20 years ment has the d u ty of prescribing stan d ard s w ith which states and will not become one for any on Monday afternoon nt 3:30 in on tf,e ,Mirt of p r Gabrielson. The of you." writing was done by Ga- m ust conform before they may be perm itted to receive federal Later Kidd argued with the charge of Mrs. McFarland and actual brielson. who was located In Ore- monies. It is not a rightful exercise of federal au th o rity when gunner who had spoken to him and Mrs. Coiner. • * gon for nearly 20 years, during bureaus assume powers beyond those involved in seeing th a t in a fit of anger killed the fellow hirst Baptist Church, H. W . which he was officially associated with a blow from a wooden stan d ard s are observed. It is getting to be the habit of many of Davis. Minister.— Bibl«» school, 10 with the extension service nt the a. m., Mrs. W. C. Martin. Supt. college in connection with his these bureaus to interfere with state adm inistration in every de bucket. Kidd did no act that he was not tail. so lim iting local m anagem ent th a t it can exercise little dis commissioned to do and some of Public worship withi sermon by the work for ,h(> bureau of biological pastor, II n. m. Theme, "Elyes survey. Active cooperation in p ro cretion in handling local funds com m itted to its responsibility those he would have passed up That See.” Young people’s meet- paring this record of Oregon bird by its own local electorate or state legislature. Red tape, paper had matters been wholly in his ing. 6:30 p m. Evening service, ¡¡f,. has also been given by the Na- hands. Yet his trial was a one-, work, circum locution and delay have the effect of paralyzing sided affair. He was left no money 7:30 with sermon by the pastor, tional museum, the Oregon state game commission, the state fish local initiative and m aking it dependent on remote W ashington to pay for counsel and he was not All are cordially invited. • • • commission, and many individual fo r decisions which the local au th o rity is fa r more com petent to allowed to use the ship’s papers Christian Science Society, 242 scientists. make. W hen finally made, the decisions from W ashington usual to prove his innocence for they Second St_ Sunday school, 9:45; The book is being published by had both been taken from him. He ly are of the kind th a t are made bv d istan t bureau staffs lack was tried not for piracy but for forenoon service, 11. s u b j e c t the Oregon State college mono- ing in the experience th at is a foundation fo r judgm ent. The the murder of the gunner. This “Truth." Evening service second graphs committee, with the O S .C . This W inter work of state offices dependent in p a rt on federal funds is be was to prevent his commissions Wednesday of each month at 8:00 Cooperative Ikx»k store handling m The Bible. .Christian Science distribution and sales. It will be coming more and more involved in d ifficu lty by p etty b u reau from being brought before the p. try the train to literature and the writings of entirely an Oregon product, as court. He explained that his in cratic control such as seems to be void of u n d erstan d in g of local tentions had not been murder but Mary Baker Eddy may be borrow- Portland firms are making thei conditions as they must be evident in many activities which have had to be severe to quell the ed or purchased before or after cuts and doing the printing and the Wednesday service. binding. An expensive book to been subsidized by federal grants. We have listed only th re e ; threatening mutiny. • • • publish, it will lie priced as n e a r All this the nobles, who had in none of these three originated ou r criticism or prodded us to Avoid slippery highways and Catholic Church, Father An- cost ns possible. stigated the voyage, did in order com plain; but as taxpayers we observe the losses and operating Among the illustrations will he that Captain Kidd should die and thony Gerace. — Mass each Sun- ice and snow in the moun inefficiencies th a t are forced by the W ashington bureaucrats, their guilt be hidden from the day at 9:30 a. m. except the fourth a zone map of Oregon showing all and we speak up as taxpayers. Sunday when the hour Ls 8 a. m. of the bird refuges. The text will eyes of the world. tains when you go to Cali • • • include a history of Oregon nml- fornia this winter. Let the Lutheran Church (Mo. Syn.l.-S. thology. a description of bird life SW IPED W ISE CRACKS The “ham and egg” leaders in SOI TU READY TO USE MORE VETCH, W INTER PEA SEED. D. A. church building, west Main as a whole, and a complete check California are planning a new engineer drive you over safe Some folks try to make an im drive. They made the fatal error street. W. A. Sylwester, Roseburg, list of the birds of Oregon, pression on their home town with of Although Oregon's acreage of pastor. Service of Sunday begins The authors have collaborated Steel rails, ta fe tr e n u hen wet. not including apple pie. a hammer. vetch and winter pea seed for at 11 a. m. Sermon topic: "Christ's during the past eight years in the See where a guy had a lung re An old-timer is one who remem 1940 will be nearly doubled over Picture of Four Types of Church- final preparation of the volume, LOW FARES ON bers when the only leg competi moved without apparent ill ef that of any previous year, the goers.” Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. The college monographs eommit- fects. The loss ruins him, how tion was a foot race. southern states are in a position Lutheran hour over KORE at tee has sponsored the publication "The average man can tell you ever, for a political career. to use far more than is now ip in order to Insure the preserva- all he knows in two hours.” And Berlin and Moscow are dis prospect, reports E. R. Jackman, 1:30 p. m. • * * tion and distribution of research not infrequently will, if you let pleased with Uncle Sam’s new extension agronomist at Oregon Christian Church Edward which could never again he riupli- neutrality law. We hopefully sug State college, following a person L. First him. Kechley, 9:45 a. m. rated, according to Dr. E. C. Gil- Uncle Sam isn’t taking sides, gest that they retaliate by recall al investigation made in connec Bible school. Minister. Teachers and classes Bert, chairman of the committee, ( * • local S.P. agent or w rite J. A. but you have one guess as to the ing their nazi and communist tion with a trip to a scientific for all ages. 11:00 a. m.. morning O K M A N D Y . Gan. Paaa. US side he'd prefer to be the top-side. agents. meeting in New Orleans. worship. Communion service. Ser Mailing tubes at Sentinel of- P a d He B uilding , P ort lead, Oragoa Those who knew the situation mon, “Divine Authority.” 6:30 p. fice. 21-2fx in the south told Jackman that m., Christian Endeavor. 7:30 p. m. 125 million pounds of seed could evening worship. Inspirational be used for cover crop purposes rong service. Evangelistic sermon. next year. Even with the increas 7:30 Wednesday, young people’s ed acreage in Oregon this fall, it Bible study. 7:30 p. m. Friday. is not likely that more than about choir rehearsal. • • • 75 million pounds will be produc AUD'.EHCiS AT A RtCEHT NEW YORK TA.SH10HS 0UT OF TEST-TUBES' SHOW ACTUAlIY ed, Jackman believes. It was also Methodist Church. Ellsworth M. SAW THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES. CREATED IN THE DEPRESSION PERIOD AND OFFERING stated that eventually the south Tilton. Pastor Sunday school aj NEW JOBS AND PAYROLLS TODAY AND TCW3PR0W- ern states might be*able to use as 9:45, James Tedford, Supt. Fore high as 200 million pounds annu noon service, 11. sermon subject. ally. H o sie ^ , "The Inner Need.” Vesper services 5:30. sermon subject, "Hidden H U G E H U M A V A IL A B L E Signs.” Members of the "Flaming FOR R O U TE F Arrow” patrol of the local Boy Scout troop will be guests at this and Approximately tw o hundred service. Intermediate league at thousand or $197,095 will be avail 5:30. Epworth League, 6:30. Spe able soon for the construction of cial services will be held each eve Route F leading toward Mapleton. ning at 7:30. Monday night will be A WPA grant of $133,492 will be a church-wide prayer service. Be available from the WPA head ginning Tuesday the Reverend L. quarters soon, it was learned re A. Meade wil preach each eve cently. The county’s share of the ning. project will be $64,603. A crew of 160 men will be put to work on Ortd S treet N am es In Lisbon the project by February 1st, it Lisbon. P o rtu g al. has gome was said. stra n g e nam es fo r stre e ts, In clu d - 0 A E g I o YN P ublish on O Book About r Oregon Birds to Be Printed Soon CALIFORNIA Southern Pacific THE r OCKETBOOK of KNOWLEDGE * SKIING EQUIPMENT MAYTAG WASHING MACHINES A Good Cold Weather Combination ( milk /8 now Graber - Getty s « rinqs the farmer c e /tr OF HIS tNCOrtt, A N D IN D U S T R Y « CO NSTANTLY A N O IN ® N E W U S tS FO R THE S U R P LU S .) ( i n d u s t r y S PE N T tS fiO O .O O O TO DEVELO P T N I * PRODUCT, A l R E A O Y P R A C T IC A L » O R IN S U L A T IO N A N O SOUNDPROOFING M O CO NtrM TLŸ tlH OlHS U itt-) Dependable Hardware
