The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 11, 1940, Image 2

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THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
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S U B SC R IP T IO N R A T E S (Caah in A dvance)
In L ane-D ouglaa Countie«
O utside Lane-D ouglaa C ounties
One Y ear .......... ...................— >1.50 O ne Y ear ................................ — >2.00
S ix M onths ________________
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Three M onths ________ ____
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F oreign rate 50 cen ts y ea r additional. N o subscription accep ted for
less than th ree m onths.
Mr ant' Mrs. W. M. M oore re­
turned hom e trom an exten d ed
T he first hundred years are the
visit in C alifornia. T heir son Andy
o f S u n n yvale.
C alifornia
drove easiest w ith respect to u sing O re­
back w ith them W ilm a and J im ­ gon's land and oth er natural re­
m ie M oore returned from an e x ­ sources, says E. B. M cN aughton, I
tended visit at the hom e o f Mr. chairm an o f the governor's eco-j
and Mrs. L yle T aylor a t
Bar lUMnic council. F arm ers and for­
e ste r s o f the future m ust be real!
View.
Mr. and Mrs. C het D og g ett and husbandm en rather than p m m ot-l
dau gh ter E velyn wen* w eek-end era and ex p loiters if th e s ta te is
he said.
g u ests at th e hom e o f Mr. and to continue prosperous,
• • •
Sirs. L ester Lebow.
T he im portance o f grass to
Dr. and Mrs. W alter L. lie s and w e ste r n A m erica w ill be em phas-j
Mr. and Mrs. H ans J B ra tlie o f tzed at a W eston G rassland con ­
R idgefield.
W ashington.
M i s s feren ce to be held at S a lt l«ake
H elen P eek o f P ortlan d w ere w eek C ity J u ly 15 to 17. In the 11 w e s t­
end g u e sts a t the hom e o f Mr. and ern sta te s 35.465.000 head o f live­
THE LOW DOWN FROM
Mrs. C harles P eck Sr.
HICKORY GROVE
stock are dependent upon g r a ss­
M iss W ilm a M oore en tertain ed lands.
Old B oy Adolph, th ere in B er­
• • •
w ith an aftern oon
luncheon in
lin, is doing ju st like a ll th e o th ers
honor o f M iss A nna M ae M ahler
O f 753.346.750 acres in th e 11
before him have done, w hen th ey
T reasure Island — A m assive o f D es M oines. Iowa, and M iss w estern sta te s, slig h tly m ore than
sta r te d ou t to ta k e o v er th e w orld Ford D ay throng o f upw ards o f K arin T a y lo r o f B ar V iew . G uests 50 per cent an* devoted to range
You can't tak e a H ollander's 70,001) persons joined in the c e le ­ present w e r e M iss M arion and use only. L ess than 14 per cent
Edam ch eese aw ay from him and bration o f th e 37th anniversary o f M ildred F ish er,
M iss
M adeline are devoted to o th er
typ es o f
m a k e him lik e It. N o r a P ersian, ih e Fort! M otor com pany at San Perini, and M iss B essie Sheldon. | farm ing. T o ta l incom e from a g r i­
you can't sto p him from e a tin g F rancisco's b eau tifu l G olden G ate
L. S. A yott and A. B. W olfard cu ltu re In th ese s ta te s In 1937 w as
m elons and sw itch him over to In tern ation al E xposition.
w en t to B ar V iew recen tly, a c­ >1.597.013.125 of w hich $555,889.-
pum pernickel. Adolph has bit o ff
In the sp otligh t w as a gian t com panied by L yle T aylor, w ho 380 cam e from livestock and llve-l
a sizab le job. You ta k e an A rab ''birthday” cak e, displayed at first
rem ained as he is em ployed there. stock products.
o ff his horse and g iv e him a bi­ on the floor o f the fa scin a tin g
• • •
M iss K ath erin e and S ad ie W in s­
cy cle and you w ill not have peace Ford building exh ib it, and then
L
ast
year
In
O regon the U. S.
low. Mrs. Anna G atenbaugh. and
and quiet. T here is trouble b rew ­ d istrib u ted piece by p iece to 2.500
F red H arris o f Los A ngeles. Cali- grazing service licensed 155,918
ing in th e d ista n ce fo r old Adolph. visitors.
c a ttle , 11,953 horses. 536.852 sheep
ner gues
H is troubles w ill not subside, w ith
T h e ca k e has. o r had an in ter­
ly a t th e hom e o f Mr. and Mrs. for a total o f 704,723 an im al units
F rance la y in g desolate.
e stin g h istory, though it w a s on ly
Jam es S m ith . T h ey are v a c a tio n ­ to 1646 liv estock operators. T hese
H is P ru ssian s and
B avarians, short-lived. T op design on th e cak e ing at M cK enzie Bridge.
range livestock m en w ith their
F ord car.
and his v ery ow n M unichers are w a s an old-fashioned
Mr. and M rs L yle T a y lo r and fam ilies, em p loyes and business
gonna g e t tired o f g o in g w ith ou t m ade o f sugar. T h e top w a s tak en fam ily o f B ar V iew
and
their a sso c ia te s represent fu lly 85 per
h a ssen p feffer, and beer, and sa u s­ o ff before the general b isectin g house g u e st, M rs. V era
M ahler cen t o f the population o f south
began, and w ill be sen t to Henry-
ages.
and d au gh ter Anna M ae o f D es w estern O regon, according to N ic
And to add to his com ing m is­ Ford. to be placed on d isp lay at M oines, Iow a, are on an extended W. M onte, a c tin g regional grazier.
• • •
ery and sleep lessn ess, h e w ill find his fam ous m useum .
visit at th e hom e o f Mrs. T a y lo r’s
T he ca k e w eigh ed 420 pounds,
bloodthirsty Joe S ta lin —a ll rested
In
the
five
C olum bia bAsIn
Moeu. s i t i
father. L. S A yott. M rs. M ahler
up— and lean in g on th e fe n c e ju st and into th e preparation w en t th e is a siste r o f Mr. T aylor.
w heat co u n ties in O regon there
follow
in
g
ingredients:
E
ggs.
500;
a cross th e border, w a itin g to pop
Mr. and M rs. C harles P eck and a re now 139,702 acres o f crested
ONLY W ID O IW O O O HAS ALL T H IS I M A T U R I!
sugar. 50
him w ith a haym aker, if he turns b utter. 50 pounds;
sons
R alph and C harles w en t to w heat grass, p lan ted m o stly on
pounds; flour, 100 pounds; cream .
h is head.
land.
R idgefield. W ashington, recen tly m arginal or ste e p w h e a t
Top G riddle and W arm er.
D ic ta tin g is a bad bu sin ess— 25 pounds: sa lt, 2 pounds; van illa. to visit w ith friends.
L ast year in th ese sam e cou n ties
product
e x c e p t m aybe to a dark-eyed H quart. T h e finished
H igh-speed lx>w -tem perature ove»,
391.800
acres
w
ere
handled
by
the
A fire burned several acres o f
m easured five feet across, and w as
stenographer.
fila n t and Standard Nprrd-plu»-
O at and v e tc h in the Abe Van T rash y fallow m ethod. P erennial
th ree fe e t high. It w as baked 10
Yours w ith the low down.
Slm m er Burners.
Prooven field, but due to M rs. A. grass and trash y fallow are m a ­
JO SE R R A .
2^222——
—
B. W olfard se e e in g th e sm ok e and jor factors in co n tro llin g w ind and
SiMokele«« A stogril Broiler.
ca llin g for help, w as put out be­ w a te r erosion.
A l l B u r n e r s S e lf - lig h t in g .
fore any seriou s dam age w as done.
T h e Van P rooyen ’s w ere aw ay
from hom e at th e tim e. T he cau se
o f th e fire is unknow n.
Mr. and M rs. Joseph T ierem an
IN INDIA A BOV TOO«
o f R osem ead.
C alifornia, recent
A VOW TO WALK &
g u ests at th e hom e o f Mr. and
LIKF A MON KFY "
Mrs. Jam es S m ith , left for their
M aking the N a v y D epartm ent's
I*honc 92
UNTIL he died , JJM
hom e in C alifornia.
new reserve o ffic e r train in g pro­
s o we would
gram availab le to you n g m en w ho
5 0 TC” ,MOMKf>K>l
w ish to return to u n iv ersities or
HEAVEN* |N
c o lle g e s in th e fall. N a v y officia ls
C hinese K ra d ln g Taboos
Knowing Doga
TIME A STRANifO
announced today that at th e end
Chinese consider reading in the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C
larence
Sprecher.
Dog* are used by the French
CAfATi/W
ifl
bath unpardonable because "the
new lyw ed s, o f H aw thorne, C alifor­ o f th e in itial th ir ty day cruise, the army
DfrELOPFO w r m g
They seek the wounded tn
nia, arrived Ju ly 1st and visited new m idshipm en m a y d efer tak in g thick forests and high grass and written language, having te e n in-
IVITHWH) L t 6 S ^
at th e N . L. B olton hom e several the additional n in ety day shore
vented by a saint. Chong Chieh. is
ANO 5TR0W0 J
then go beck and lead »tretcher
days. Mr. S p rech er is a grandson train in g to q u alify as an E nsign
■acred, and because it la composed
ARMS
bearers
to
the
places.
This
is
re­
in th e N aval R eserve.
o f th e B oltons.
after the style of the great sage.
L ieutenant
C om m ander L. B. ported In an English humane publi­
M iss V iola R ohde, d au gh ter of
Confucius." aays a Chinese colum ­
cation.
Some
of
the
beat
mea»rnger
S
tu
a
rt.
UJS.N.,
recru
itin
g
o
fficer
Mr. and M rs. H en ry R ohde, w ho
nist. Reading In bed. he adds, is
has em p loym en t in P ortland, cam e for the P ortland d istrict, pointed doga, It la said, are Airedale. Irish also considered Improper, though It
ou
t
th
at
this
p
rivilege—a
v
a
ila
b
le
and
Welah
terriera,
and
collies,
but
hom e W ednesday night for a v isit
la not quite so serious an offense
w ith hom e folk s and friends. M iss to m en en gaged in business as greyhound* and hound* are practi­
as reading in the bath.
THEY SAY THAT P í T M U U n
V iola w a s an honor g u est a t a w ell as stu d en ts on su m m er v a c a ­ cally useless.
tio
n
-
w
ould
a
llow
them
to
q
u
alify
IS NEARLY AS OLD AS W f
birthday din n er F riday. O ther
g u e sts w ere M rs. E. F ah ren w alt as M idshipm en and th en return to
BWTH, YFT BACH YEAR THF
'B a n k s ’ of N o rth C a ro lin a
C h e m ic a l M e rc e rts a U e a
o f L atham , M rs. B erth a C herry norm al life w ith ou t h aving been
INDUSTRY SPfAIßSAWr/MATiir
There is no civic or local govern­
Mercerixation.
a
chem
ical
treat­
<20,OOQOÖO A X RESEARCH TO
and d au gh ter M arjorie and D oris aw ay a great length o f tim e.
T h e N avy o ffic ia ls pointed out ment applied either to yam or to ment whatever on the Outer Banks
W ood o f C o tta g e G rove, and H er­
p N D OUT i j w z x
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of North Carolina, though the banks
m an R udolph and the host and th at application should be m ade cloth, la said to make cotton lus­ contain a dozen villages, the largest
noae
S?“
trous.
amooth.
stronger,
and
mors
by
can
d
id
ates
im
m
ed
iately
as
the
hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Rohde.
ABOUT
.j
with 800 persona
cruise
is
te n ta tiv e ly resistant to soiling.
V iola returned to Portland S un­ train in g
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MILK
T
H
t
COtfMTRTS
O
<
<T.
scheduled
for
Ju
ly
16
aboard
the
day afternoon.
rvopir ao not RSAuze that
B
a
ttle
sh
ip
W
yom
ing
from
N
ew
Mr. and M rs C. E. A shby w ere
g u ests o f W . L. W h itlo c k s S u n ­ York C ity.
A pplication should be m ade to
d ay a t T h orn ton C om ers.
C om m ander L. B.
Mr. and M rs. Sparks of Port- L ieu ten an t
• i land cam e la st T hursday afternoon S tu a rt at the N a v y R ecru itin g
and v isited a t th e N . L. B olton S ta tio n . 203, U. S . C ourt H ouse.
W nH U £M f
hom e, retu rn in g to P ortlan d S a t­ P ortland, or to th e n earest N avy
GLYCOL, a
urday afternoon. Mrs. S p ark s w as recru itin g su b -station .
omjvanvs of
C andidates m ust
be b etw een
form erly W ilm a Opple and is a
PFTROLAUM,
U O O & rO F A U
gran d d au gh ter o f Mr. and Mrs. the a g e s o f 19 and 25 years, un­
i i used as
CRUSTACEANS, T H f
m arried; n a tiv e b o m c itiz e n s w ith
B olton.
, _
a o irc a iM r iu e -
birth c e r tifica te s, and m ust have
SPIDER CRAB, found in
M
iss
G
ail
O
’N
ea
le
o
f
E
ugene
f n r v r t fob n g
A M fif a iA n n , orren hcasubcí
cam e W ed n esd ay and spent tw o tw o yea rs o f c o lle g e education
H0tS7£NIHt Op
pään 7H ä f * r e e r from claw to
days a t th e G. W. M cFarland w ith docum ents for proof.
CitARCTTS
claw , a n o would h a t e bmoooh
r o a ac c o .
a
borne.
.
CJUa-tagAT ÍALÁD FOB A WHOLE
Mr and Mrs. Ju liu s N eilso n of ATTENDANCE RECORD SET
CHAMBA?- oe-COHiHl£KC LUHCHCOH.
AT REGETTA
O akland. C alifornia, visited last
F riday a t th e B olton hom e. Mrs.
B reak in g all a tten d a n ce records
N eilson is a cou sin o f M rs. 8 . A.
for past reg etta s, th e 1940 O u t­
B olton.
Mr. and M rs. F . M. C low o f K la ­ board M otor B oat C lassic on
m ath F a lls and
d au gh ter. M rs. D evil's Lake, Lincoln cou n ty, se t
Jack G roat o f C o tta g e G rove v is­ a m ark for fu tu re celeb ra tio n s to
ited T u esd ay e v en in g w ith Mr. and sh oot at. An unusual fea tu re o f
the e v e n t th is y ea r w a s the fa ct
M rs. Ed A shby.
it w a s all recorded in technicolor
m o tio n
pictures, sh ow in gs o f
New York’s Sweet Cora
w h ich w ill be m ade in m any o f the
Sweet corn is packed by about 20 th e a te r s throughout the sta te .
different firms in New York state,
which is also one of the few states
E ngraved, printed or processed
in which canners pack succotash w edding an n ou n cem en ts for sa le
with green, fresh lima beans.
by T h e S en tin el.
(X .
on a 1940
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