The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 13, 1940, Image 2

THURSDAY, JUNK 13, UHO
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I A T I ON
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P UBLI S H E
SPAGHETTI CONSCIOUS
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Many of the men and women who work for the Federal gov-
eminent are engaged in the well-known work that is commonly
« lie d "publicity.” No one could p .w ib ly
D ra w s C riticism
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Or. .iad Mrs. IL a . Hagvn re
They sure heen (tu ttin g a la ir r tu rn e d M onday evening fro m ihw
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under the saddle, there in O tv a e , Oregon. stute convention
<«f «he
m m w ent io|fcx
oow n u u> m e down
votin to
g the
A w ocu
n ion Association
u i v n ir o p iu of
c tic
Physi- allied
t ui attention .......
ha i« her m n e again
voting
Chiropractic
P a ils
Klled to
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w.
Wltu held at Mll,
f° A a / glaring
,'
t h , ' deficiency
' 'J .v' tH in . P*«1
'»* «** . ‘ bey ___
say- says they-, .........
we clans,
which . was
rim Co-
Moi.tt* ,mv* * «’ »'tnach-ftilf o f this tom - lu m b k i Gorge betel n e a t H ixk I
i. -b ..’ t f o
o
l e
r y
about the electric lights River
u * RS dt-*b<<ut«ning atMl S ttk m . w <
w > n | |#
any Yogi.
Speakers fog th e convention
¡S trK d M r ‘“ w «« India, « W »aid. a w l lay w e re D r. II. G B e a tty « / Denver.
nid i . i u on *
of «P*ksS th*
° f OUr Cokjr* d°- n,,(1 L>r F C- Hlnii ° f
fo r
W e ‘to n t * * ” an> r V A mto“ S«*U e« W ashington
' V m^h* 'h O I ’ e lm . J t > er> loaded onto our backs So they New ly eleejed state officers are
r k H h \if «r t'hTir W irk* in mins l*P and saW Nix.
namneipal Dr. H a iry Moran of Salem, nresl
K i d S v niiminu-
L
Z
'**m'nd»ip.
«lent. and Dr. Franklin l l & l t y .
M°nda> nx rninK_ ,n "
Those old web-feet there. they Oregon City, secretary. The ladies
,h 7mnH^lTand 2nd n**ll> got up on th eir haunebev, auxiliary vie« t»-d Mis. Ray Peffer.
L , ” ,i L iV ’n» k^h2<t liJ n
a,H, bet im. about It. They figure Corvallis., as pivstdent and Mia.
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B
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v
s
u
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o n ‘M ~
men have worked for only one bu^ ;
M henture haa
to nrov^e ackxi ate fart-
So another G«wt adventure has
■ - ■ Rnd ’ be drowsy
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S / w u n g peopleto play
taxpay
a^i
entertaimHl’
er* throughout the nation get
CHU m
easily fo r d issem in atin g useful in fo rm a tio n c o n c trn in g the a<ti- money
vities of government, and a lot of that is included. But, on the
other hand, ridieulotis examples are forever coming to light.
examples in which the taxpayer’s money is heedlessly wasted.
One such example bobbed up to the surface recently m a re-
.
. the Fwleral
a Tn.de
« .1
port
by
Trade Comm»i«n
Commiation. The £
gist
of i«»
its pro-
nouncement is as follows: “ The Federal Trade Commission nas
igth of
ruled that the length
of macaroni
macaroni or
or spaghetti
spaghetti is
is in
in no
no way
way mill-
miu-
cative of its quality. . . .
“ The Commission finds t h a t . . . genuine macaroni and spa-
ghetti products of the finest quality are made in both long and
short lengths, and that macaroni and spaghetti of th e finest
quality are in some instances first made in long lengths and
thereafter eut into short lengths. . ”
t^Cr7iv-Cr CU n "
,
i« ••Foieal as well as
This, as one congressman comments. «
“ J * “ “
epochal.” How comforting—how very comforting it is to all of
us to know that our government is always on its toes, watching
out fo r th<»e p e rfid io u s in d iv id u a ls w ho w o u ld
£
£
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onU e b ^ o n u ^ ,
R E T U R N FROM C O N V E N T IO N
T H E LOW D O W » FR O M
IH U K O R Y D R O VE
Property Damage
'™nts
j
,ou h.ve pcid ou. . «
3 3 « e‘ i ^ n . ^ 0
r £
£
™ S ' 3 u ! S t b 3 i d ‘ «o 'tiw
to h a " 'brve \er> gw t
a fte r now.
M ary H ui museum
in central
arwind and look at
Anybody In the market for a Washington.
_
wire is full of nice new *blny powerhouse but
j j r , Ketchum of Bend was elect-
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eu t o represent the state a*8odB-
the nels aiv ,orn and the *',’hm’J?hSu’i2 T * n‘ .°on
holw
fences are cut full of Initiate.
Again, the Park comm«tue_of the
mlgh
»
Bonneville. tion at the national chiropractic
l
M X-uS™,?? S " S «
^ n-
facilities for the b n « and WRsh D C. direct.
J*rls
to play.
n|av It
It b
Uttk. won(lcr
Your» with J be J o w down.
g
t/b to
is little
wonder
that any possibility of additional
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tennis courts.
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b u l l e t i n ON FUMIGATION
t e l l s M E T H O D S . M A T E R IA L
an(j Kirts haw
?d when
play?ng and
iearned
when playing
and fun
fun are
are
set off from destruction W atch
some of them playing tennis. It is
“ common s ig h itS s«* a youngster
or 20 years throw his racket
across the
Other thin€5
d is c rim in a te have noticed are tricycles, scoot-
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appointed to represent the auxlll-
ary. Dr. Emeray Ingham of I*ort
i*ort-
land is chairman of psy» io- therapy
in the national association.
771 G R A U U A T E A T U. OF. O.
A record number of University
F?.v^ , ’ -'J*'* ot
° t Oregon student», 771 in all, re-
available for
®r..
ceived diplomas and certificates at
ot se* d- b®^: KT7i!L?L.57i'eL r ’ »h. an Impressive ceremony Sunday
crops re q u m i^ ’J ™ ’ ™ " ’ ' 0 '
evening when the institution held
eradication o f insects, »<■«j d S ¡tg 63rd annual commencement ex-
to « J ^ L J ^ X ^ i c a t t o i i Aeainst erctoes • ’ M cA rthur Court,
w e n U tW
Three residents of the Cottage
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B R O W N ’S
D ru g S to r e
Come In And See Our
W h«. > charge w » m»de in «he Senate that the rural elee- » (th e fact
not earning their
i trifieation
n n c a u o n c cooperatives
o o p e r » « » e» were
" v . c uw«
—" r * interest
------------ ehargis.
the
Electrification
m e Rural
rvunu u
ic t u m v o u v u Administration, , which
----------- finances
-—-— -- the co- wui noi care
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/.Nwr»»
7*T7 1 FI CP f their fiscal con- erly
a a B
operatives,
replied that information
concerning
dition « . M
of the facta would enahie
3 2 ? “ e 't iS lii
SEW A R T W A R N E R
R E F R IG E R A T O R S
u ittle
t t le wonder
wonder they
they fumigants
fumigants to use under various
L
UtU‘
- prop-
U" r conditions,
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for
the public
and
contains con
provided for their struction plaro for making a suit-
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less developed or #iinpt>. teaChmg a child of two o r tension office,
three’years of age to pick up and
L11.
.
W i t MuhlAmg th e facts concerning p u b lic ly fin a n c e d en ter- to care for his or her toys and to
prises can be
s tifie
d o
y excep tio n al e ireu m --------—,
stan eM . —
says
oe ju su
xieu
v n
m ly j b
v.»
.
par-
the St. Paul Pioneer Press in commenting on this situation, and entai discipline was recently the
„.
chief factor mentioned by juvenile
adds:
“ The mere fact that disclosure of records might lead to em- officers in a survey conducted by
I m X criticism, some of which might even be unfair criti- . ç ^ n c newspaper. W . agree
cism. is not sufficient reason for refusing to make reports on
such enterprises as these. The policy of concealment too easily
becomes a mask for inefficiency and waste of public funds, to be
oountt nanccd for such cause. The REA should spread its records
on the table mid J lo w t ic public, who « paying the bill, to de-
eide w h e th e r criticism is in o rd e r.” — S pokane. W a s h in g to n ,
Spoksman-Review.
Id ea l G if t s F o r
F a th e r s D a y
, J X ^ w i t l T a ^ ^ « . f t r t £
entertained wi
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niver
u
o o a o .—
n il , w..
by lh(.
Chamber of Commerce to ML
COXCKALMSNT NOT aTSTTFISD
“ hostile interests” to use the records of the
less successful system s” as proof of failure.
class of graduates: Dorothy (Tarit
and Everett Child, ixilh of Cottage
Grove, -----
received
bachelor of - arts In
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laiaines* a d m in is tra tio n , and bacn-
M or of science In a rc h ite c tu re and
«»green
res|M»< tlvely;
V irg in ia Kcite»ston o f D>nine, the
daugh ter of M r. and M rs. Joe
K rtn|ut»n. eeeebed a buhelor of
arts degree In English.
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Don't Forget Canning Time Is Here.
We Have A Complete Line Of
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BEEKEEPERS ARE farm er .
Oregon beekeepers are classed
as agricultural farmers in an opin-
ion just handed down by the a t-
tom ey general and requested by
< £ . u t ^ d c p j n m c n ^ f agrwul.
parents must realize that based on
new
information,
CANNERS
bee-
We Specialise In
th_ . a„ sponsible for the acts keepers may get farmers’ licenses
of lhe,r minor children and can for their trucks. Beekeepers have
be held to account for those acts.
t!S
V nk^ .
3 5 7 n £ Æ 2L>mü Io c tio 2
S P O R T IN G G O O D S
Graber - Gettys
sociatioiv and ¿¿her groupa th at as the flow of honey starts in dlf-
have borne the brunt of such ferent sections. Beekeeping is an
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dkmage. w ill be forced to carry-im portant part
of agricultural
1 near large cities on week-ends and the m atter to a conclusion desired production, wdth the b®"*Y bee
holidays.
by no one.
p ollin atin g ab? ut H " î » « i ï » ï t rt
i 9. I f possible, plan to follow
i t is tim e for the parents to im - lars^ worth of agnculturaJ pro-
good roads where traffic is com- press their children with the facts ducts in :bi- state
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paratively lig h t rather than ex- that these facilities are for them
press highways where it is usual- to use for th eir own benefit and
ly heavy.
j are not to be maliciously destroy-
10. Another holiday-driving tip ed.
To motorists who would avoid
A READER
trouble on the road this summer s to start
(N am e on request.)
the National Conservation bureau back early,
offers the following hints:
I
—
To the Editor-—A movement is
1. I f you are a family’ man
now under way whether or not we
planning an automobile vacation
are all conscious of the fact. The
on a fairly close budget, keep
people of Southern Lane county
C OOPER
mind that every ten miles added
are becoming more unified, more
to the speed rate adds dollars in
- - - - - « ¿ e ra tiv e . and better neighbors
gasoline and oil costs and in tire
ana engine
en gin e wear.
w ear, The
i n e added
auueu s strain
u a m _ ~ .v„ i tn
th» watrhrk»»« of a Neighbors not for the advantage
and
may also cause some parts to give
D ^ ^ n r ie n t of Cottage Grove, or W alker, or
w a i that under slower driving
or Creswell, but to the
might have lasted a long time.
SteTI T n n S d te»«^
advantage of southern Lane coun-
2. Skidding around curves is a
B C these oeo- ’> P*°P,e “ a whok?
frequent cause of accidents in ,
attacked bv
This movement started w ith the
summer. One may skid even if the E?
r o i of S x i l e union high school. Now we have
road is d ry Sand or pebbles col-
® common interest; —
children
lected
of a
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Romans,
n t in tne
a rt
lected 00
on the
tne outside
outsioe or
f<jught etlio e enemy
a
of war. tougnt tne enemy a give-
may prevent the tires from gnp-
.
. f . *Lt
a
u,lt m t
- N ew thousands every day are learning how much more Plymouth offers in size,
the pavement while the car and'.tak; ^ ^ 'f o r t im e ^ o f w ar
its associations a bette r spirit
is off balance in making the turn.
1? ? * j I ^ a£ y V ^ R a m a m re- w in exist * few >'ears from now
comfort, style, value! They are choosing Plymouth because Plymouth is the only
Dependable Hardware
ffow to Live
Longer
ALL THAT IT TAKES IS AN
OPEN MIND
» Paradoxical History
TO DISCOVER 1940’s BIGGEST VALUE
d^Xr,WeverZw l^reSaife the road°is
down everywhere if the road is
wet. and always wet or dry. a t
cuP 'e5; . . .
.
fr J f r e ^ d s ^ o ^ k Z
for the driver. I t tends to make
treated They gave ground until
cached a point where the
^ctory-hungry Ga^ls were before
them aiS m o u n ta in s behind them.
Consul Manlius, the Roman
leader then
to
occasion,
^¿d2Si SSShtvanT»i
'To
hllk ” **
meetirer" both
Suiting action to
2du« S
hand.caps is to redjee speed.
Aeep IasMe T h at Ltae
4 Overtaking b anoth er pn>
hfic source of danger on crowded
summer highways. Im proper pass-
ittR ® i f * result either of ignor-
ance or unjustified haste. The
double line <k>wn the middle of
the road, now used in » m e
at points
.1
pvu.u, dangerous for passmg.
z;
b a safe guide for the dn ver to
.»vd ekrttild rw»x-<*r rw>
his words they
fled to their last place of refuge,
rocky h ill known as the CapitoL
Here they prepared to withstand
a tong
p or a
sentinels were posted
and night but the tired, h alf-
starK^(j men were fa r from alert,
evening Consul Manlius was
awaj(ene<j by a clamorous out-
burst of hissing and cackling. H e
they had
knew tne geese tney
nao brought
wjth
thwn
alarmed.
w iu i
uiviii
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w h a t’ He crawled to the edge of
♦ k »
V
m n i 1 r» t a i n
^ rtd
n o lfP H
the steep
mountain
and I looked
Poes had climbed the preci-
and were about to invade the
.
birds continued th eir clam-
Qr untiJ e%Try.
in tN> Ron,,
awakened. They
hastened to tne
i
the am
aid 01
of v
Consul
Manlius. The surprised enemy
and defeated.
i ^ f l e s s to say the __________
much honored celebrities through-
whole Roman nation.
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,
j
5. Because of longer .dayligh
to
at the wheel too long. T ryin g to
thread your way through larg *
cities after doing 200 or 300 miles
is made more dangerous by fa -
P u s h i^ 011 at
driving a good part of * * * / £ > 2s
doubly hazardous, as it adds fa-
tigue to the normal hazards 01
night, trH'- e!
6 When more than one person
occupies the car on a long trip.
use the exchange system. Let the
CIVIL
more experienced driver take the
rnmiitm
-in
,
«
.
The
United States C ivil Service
wheel through cities and on
then give over commission annuounces the open
t^
competitive examination fo r Iron-
?
performance of
stretcne*.
________ shipfitting d u ty). This examina-
T. Heat punishes tires
tires greatly
gre^’ ly- Uon v B for the purpose of filling
especially on long runs.
rYm J I 1 t ’s
.
a existing and future vacancies at
and , - check
Puget souno
Sound n
N a avy
good idea to get out ——
___ tJje Huger
_ Yard,
the tires when you stop tor gas BreInerton Washington. Appliea-
on the road.
tions may be filed w ith the Recor-
8. The experienced driver not (}pr> Labor Board. Puget Sound
only secures information about yfavy Yard. Bremerton. W’ashing-
traffic conditions on the main ton, until further notice,
highways over which he la to
pun information m ay be ob-
travel. but tries to avoid being tained at the post office, this city.
w
a a tv
than at the p r « e nt_
I
Such events as the pet parade
of June 8 and the Southern Lane
County F a ir to be held in August
are important links in this chain
of events and moves to make this
a The
b*‘tter
nei«hborhood
e^.
Southern Lane County Soft-
ball Association In dedicating
(t> newly lighted field has added
impetus to the move. Here is an
organization w ith three teams
from outside districts and w ith the
Cottage Grove teams drawing
members and player» from all
over southern Lane county,
A neighborly, cooperative spirit
an
to be desired. An asset
that u „»„»ly needed in these try -
mg times. Cottage u iu » c 1»^»
everyone of the outside communi
a.
r ir v w ff
t l _ ________
and a » they
¿¿ed Cottage Grove.
Li>t
continue our present trend
. g r e a t e r , a b e t t e r , and
Southern T^
~ * Countv
prouder Southern
Lane
County
p
bound by the ties of cooperation
and neighborliness.
A READER
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