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Maxey Surprised
At Protest of the
Rod and Gun Club
PLUG
THOSE
T lll'R S D A V . J A N V A R Y 2.1. 1941
HOLES
Springfield. Oregon,
January 18. 1941.
o
P u b l i s we
E/W ST Ä P E R
-S-SO C IA T I ON
w h o come here to tra d e a m i we w o u ld have i l the business p ro -
pie w ho d riv e to w o rk w o u ld co op erate m ore b y p a r k in g o u t o f
th e m ain stree t d is t r ic t.
T he re are a d va n ta g e s in s h o p p in g w h e re y o u w o n ’t have
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to w a lk several b lo cks to b u y y o u r needs. A m i in th is respect
th e s m a lle r c o m m u n itie s have th e a d v a n ta g e o v e r th e la r g e r
centers. I t Is a q u e stio n o f seeing th a t th is a d v a n ta g e is not
ham pered.
In to w n s w ith n a rro w stre e ts th e re is also a p ro b le m c re a te d
of which I personally forw arded
to Congress w hile serving as presi-
dent o f the W illa m e tte V alley
•t!ood<.t ,°” t r i' ,,.a7St1£“ ,2on: in
This p e titio n lists 97 business and
ind ustria l firm s in C ottage Grove
who declared th a t on January 2
n'd 3, 19X1. there was a flood on
the Coast F ork riv e r and th a t as
" t w “ t o ^ yp i X ‘rty ^ a n d a rtX e ta
by th e ears a m i tr u c k s p a rk e d a lo n g the m a in th o ro u g h fares, in the amount o f $16,350.
O il r a in y n ig h ts if is p r e tty d if f ic u lt to have a c le a r v is io n f o r
These leading business people
■afe d r iv in g a n d th e p a rk e d e a r o r tr u c k a lo n g th e s tre e t a m i ° L S ? t,ta s S G5 ° w and the pub,ic
e sp e cia lly om- th a t is used f o r a h ig h w a y as « th s t m t, is dan- ^e * W illa m e tfo Vaiiey F f o ^ T n - ’
geroua noth t o r th e o w n e r o f the p a rk e d c a r a nd the p assing mo-
to ris t. W h ile sane d r iv in g helps, it does not rem ove th e possibi-
l i t y o f a eollLsion.
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A TflIV7*7 ,gt V A P n Q V T r'ir
a i u w h o i a k u o llC K . .
Last w eek th e S e n tin e l p u b lis h e d ati a rtic le u n d e r th e cap-
lio n o f “ A Y a rd S tic k f o r Y o u r T o w n .” as ta k e n fro m th e P ub-
lis lie m A u x ilia r y w ith o u t a n v
*»»■■>»* ' w
♦ l _ t . . „ i ._
com m ent. W e w ish th e J u n io r
u n p le te th is s u rv e y
C ha m b e r o f C om m erce m ig h t see f i t to com
w h ic h in vo lve s g a th e rin g a fe w s ta tis tic s fro m o th e r e o m m u n i-
tie s to see h o w C o tta g e «¡rove m easures up. T h is „ im m u n it y
m easures u p f a ir ly w e ll on a ll fa c to rs in v o lv e d in a r r iv in g at a
tro l association and members o f
Congress on January 29. 1934. to
take a ll steps in th e ir power to
control the floods o f the Coast
F o rk riv e r so th a t they would not
again sustain these severe flood
damages in th e ir city
1 have ab50 before me another
w r l ltXn on C o,,a«e Grove
Am*
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. ta tio n t.r\
and signed by 50 land owners on
the Row R iver a n d jh e comm un-
«>’ d ire c tly east o f Cottage G ro w .
££
to ’ the fiL o X ™ S T r S
R iw r .
g * ra d e w ith th e e x c e a p tio n o f one p
a c c vr o i » rd t in in g i to
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e x is t, i t is n o th in g to be delegation o f farm ers liv in g in the “
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v ic in ity o f the steel bridge east
p ro u d of.
o f Cottage Grove, and was un-
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solicited
C A N W E F A C E A N A T IO N A L C R IS IS ?
People o f Cottage Grove you are
g ettin g this aid you so earnestly
» 3 5 . Congress
T he n e a re r we come to w a r. a m i w e seem to be fa s t an- ^ >uKht *n 1934 and 1935.
p r o a c h W a c tu a l a rm e d c o n flic t, th e m ore lo ts o f peo ple w om b r
S '
how th e A m e ric a n n a tio n w i ll s ta n d u p u n d e r th e c ris is . I t is 000 fo r the appropnated $11'300'
fho
th
e eoneensus
«z.n/a/Kiniia o f o p in io n i th
l a a
t - i J f P we f » a X
lte
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ill'b . , - . beeaux«* \» T C
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F ^rk . R o w 'R tv 'c r’ am i’ Fern
are to o so ft to s ta n d th e h a rd s h ip s o r have th e in te s tin a l f o r t i-
dams, The Coast F o rk dam
ude to sta.H l f o r w ha t we I h -I h - v ,- is r ig h t. T h e re is room f o r “ u° a ro
T
f i X
S
h e w ik le n iic n t o f eourse and th e a v e ra g e A m e ric a n is n ’ t m uch floods in the fu tu re
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--- —- »..*• 'WI.VJUVUK Is
tu r u „ ,> .» „
th e people d o n 't k n o w w h ic h w a y to tu r n .
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A ir p la n e
H r o d u r t io n
According to the Aeronautical
Chamber of Commerce of America,
Inc , the airplane manufacturing in
dustry has so increased plant facili
ties in recc-nt months that it now
has a production capacity of 1,250
planes a month.
Han't Cat la
Cutting ui at dances sometimes
paves the way far wedding bells,
write« a heart Uirobber. And on the
Kighways. say» the California High
way Patrol, it paves the way for
tolling bells.
Four Foundations
There are Tour Guggenheim foun
dations. They are the Daniel and
Florence Guggenheim foundation;
John Simon Guggenheim Memorial
foundation; M urry and Leonie Gug
genheim foundation; and the Solo
mon R. Guggenheim foundation.
F l a m i n g o 's
Tongues
The early Romans regarded fla
mingo tongues as a great delicacy,
and these shared with peacock's
tongue the place of honor at the
extravagant feasts of royal and
fil«n£elv houses
M u s t B in s In S e a s o n
Charles Radboume of the Provi-
- L r . "
games in one season, which s till
stands today. John Chesbro
won
41 games for the New York Van-
kees in one season and Christy Mat-
thewson of the New York Giants
won 37 games.
B a k in g
C ru s t
F irs t
One way to keep the lower crust
of a pie from soaking up the fru it
Otada
41'ST P l B M C SERVANTS.
•M r« .
P ro » p rc V
lia s
Say
R«*»earch and survey« throughout
the year* prove that M per cent of
■ 11 automobile «ale» are tnftiiriierd
by the deairet and fancies of "Mr».
Prospi-ct." Apparently "Mr». Pro»-
pect" ju»t come» aloiu for the ride
And hence the importance of up
holstery in the ncu car.
F le ie r» «
• A picture 0 by 7 inches In site c«n
be lesnsmiMed from Luodun Io New
York In 20 minute»
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Sam Gordon, The K ih itk rr, w ill
be here Io d e live r a three-day
ro n lra e t biklge lecture - lesson
senes t » Thursilay, Friday and
Saturday, January 30, 31 mid Feb
ru a ry I in Masonic hall, lie is be
ing sponsored by the Kuinliow
G ills, who are conducting (he ad
vance sale of tickets.
T ile subject« to lx- covered each
n fte i noon and night of the ««me
day w ill lx* I lie same.
In this
manner, the holder of a series
ticket
receives
th e
complete
course by attending
e ith e r the
night o r the tifti •1 noun Si'RHiOflM.
w ith privih-ge of review by nt-
tending both.
Mr. Gordon lx the coni rnel
bridge pioneer of (he 1101 Ihwe-rt
ns le c lu w r. newspaper etilumnisf,
radio and cliixs teacher,
tie is
u uth or o f the Horse Sense nn’lh-
ixt, a sim plified m id eoxy-to-leam
treatm ent o f the game.
ills i.« not a new system. It I n
a tie-up of the imsle rulaa used in
a ll systems, free from eompllea-
tions or »«infusing non-essentials.,
tic
covers bidding, defense,
leads and jilnys presented in the
e ntertaining, simple, comprehen
sive manner fo r w hich lie is fam-
e<t.
The Sentinel.
Cot tag»» Grove. Oregon.
Dear E d ito r: I read in the Sen
tin e l’s last issue much to my su r
prise that the Cottage Grove Rcxl
and Gun club wishes to stop con
st m et ion on the rem aining flood
control dams u n til somebody tells
us w hat affect they m ight have on
T R A F F IC A N D P A R K IN G PR O BLEM S.
the salmon run.
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As I w r i t e you th is le tte r I
C o tta g e G ro ve n e v e r has and w o n ’t have unless p ro b a b ly n have before me a copy o f a signed
m ira c le happens, p a r k in g m eters. N o rm a lly w e sh o u ld have p a r k f' p etition taken from m y files w r it
in g space enough to accom m odate people fro m th is trad» area
th e 'o r ^ in a l
O r eg
I l 4 li* titi(llii(
Gordon to D eliver
Three day B ridge
L ectures M asonic H all
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M cC O Y
M OTORS
Prevention
Candle» and sauce» can be pre
vented from boiling over by rub
bing inside of top of the kettie welt
with butter down about an inrh from
the top Contents w ill not pats the
line.
Cottage Grove
T o the E d ito r: Last w tx'k it was
Phono 04
m y p rivilege to attend the open
p art o f a session o f the c ity coun
CLh S t., a t W a sh in g to n
c f “ il r called c h ie ? ^C a p ta in ' ¡’¿ 'nving
o f tKe
'
“
C u t ! o f C o s in r ll« »
tie state police departm ent
The average working g irl spends
JS"* prescl?t at «he in v ita tio n of
$0 11 a month for creams, lotloni,
tS / o ^ h e
of «
T ypew riter« fo r rent
p-rfumca. lipstick and beauty treat
X f ^ h a ^ th tw ^ iiw id ^ c h iim
Im p r o v in g A p p e a r « a r e of R o o m
T y p i'w rlte r« fo r
meut*.
t h e ^ m e r it x ^
r
th ^ ^
Cornice b >ardt covering the ti p«
T
ypew
riter«
fo r rent
ft!?', a £ ,U,£ *.1 u,o r
’ ha' of your window w ill do much to
Engraved, p rln te a o r pnxessiM
improve Ihc appearance of a room
T
y
p e w rite r* fo r
* chief should • remember
t
• . he was • rid at the ( a i r t i m e w ill help keep wixJding announcements fo r sale
by
The
Sentinel
ro m m itfe e ^ th a ^ x e lw te d h m / ’ p.'-r'’ the top« of tne drape« clean They
T ypew riters fo r rent
s
h r should hove «..»■ (U | £
T ypew riter» fo r
can be made easily by the amateur
and .............................
said the police
com m it tec craftsman ualnC prc«»rd wo*xl ap
T ypew riter« fo r rent
were ju s t the servants of the peo- plied over a wood frame
T y p e w rite r* fo r
We , have
no
f ole „ who elected
.. .
, them.
.
.
j T ype w rite r* fo r rent
Camel» for Warfare
„
d. * ! ’ h any ° r ,,w\ aR*
a",d ? a1\ ,nK 8erved on
Congr»-««, in May. 1855. appropri
T ypew riter» fo r
school boards, building committees ated $30.000 to be expended under
,a nd ko,her thankless jobs sim ilar
T ypew riter» fo r rent
the direction of the war department
to ,h a t o f 3 councilman, we real- in the purchase of camels for null-
T yp e w rite r* fo r
a r i r c - s a
x r «
:
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the day of the m»>cting a p etitio n
was circu late d in fa vor o f a man
Prov,en h i* ’ b i,“ y by
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t’^ n
dJ d
than ' M ain . t ^ t " 0 ^
X m l
L IT T L E
W AN TADS
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B IG
T H IN G S
Krrvanta in Minority
Ninety-ftve out of every 100 fam
illes in the United Slates employ m
raid helo
F U O N K 139
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----- the public express th«-ir
to the annual flocxi
opinion unless they attended the
$1.693.000 in the W illa m e tte bas session w hich m ig h t prove tire -
in. We in S p ringfield can have no
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u n til the M iddle F o rk dam is con- DreSc n t The businexs o f o u r c itv
o f EuRene. m ust
by
(-ouncn,
Junction C ity. H arrisburg. Albany. but nnyone ln tc r,.s|ea has a legal
i ’,d^.P^ndnnce'
iSa er?u 8nd
,he r iKb l to know how it is conducted
form ers hvmg along the riv e r can and th a t Ls
ible on,
fln
not have s e c u rity from floods as oprn m w .tin -,
you are to enjoy u n til a ll the
,
o th e r dams are b u ilt.
W e »«ve some splendid men on
T U „ , . „a
I.' , • . o u r council, not indispensible of
1 h?
.u
b'ologist course, and they deserve o u r res-
have met and talked to the bio-
b" ‘! w h X ^ U t i o r ^ ‘T ik e ‘ the
M odern L ig h tin g
E quipm ent.
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fru it is put into it, and thicken
100 signatures
the fru it slightly before it is put into have said th a t the building of the ,nK more tban
high dams w ill damage the salmon w hich was presented a few m onths
the pie.
run m a te ria lly and a ll helieve th a t ago are u tte rly ignored, then per-
Leading Rayo^X'roducers
ect fo r new hatcheries and rearing ^ 1 * w r boUi“ ’ cleaning should
The United States produces 15 per fa cilitie s w ill more than compen have started fa rth e r back than
cent of the world's rayon. Japan sate fo r any losses to e ith e r the tbe police departm ent.
produces 30 per cent, Germany 24 salmon run o r resident tro u t pro
Yours fo r justice,
per cent, and Italy 14 per cent I'id e d this money is property used.
E L M E R J. K E N T .
These are the leading producing 1 The areas above these dams are
not now being used fo r the pro
countries.
pagation of salmon. The fish com
mission has fo r m any years tra p
Wasfciugtoa Car.,plained
In 1778 George Washington paid a ped a ll the salmon ru n e ithe r be
fcz/mer $7 67 for a bushel of appltta, low o r in the v ic in ity o f these
F o r H om e, O ffice and
dagsites. The salmon have been
complaining that before the war the
stripped o f th e ir eggs at the racks
F a c to r y .
price was only $2 00 for the same and a ll the young salmon a rtifi-
quantity.
W
ir
in
g
M aterials, F arm
I c ia lly hatched. Except to relocate
P o w e r and L ig h t P la n ts.
some o f the hatcheries the dams
w ill not d istu rb the present prac
tice o f the fish commission. Those
who te ll you otherw ise are try ih g
I to deceive and sabotage the hard
! w ork m any o f us have done to se-
P h on e 180-R
Ic u rt federal approval o f flood
, control on the W illa m e tte rive r.
I do not believe the people of
Cottage Grove are the kind of
folks who would ask the rest of
paint Dits-
the valley to help them secure
i flood co n tro l and then t r y to deny
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flood control to the o th e r com
m unities o f the valley more heavi
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ly damaged than is yo u r commun
ity . Therefore in your own words
p h o to g T a p h e ts
"w e enlist your a id " in co n tro llin g
elements
in
your
com m unity,
Physician*
¡eith er through ignorance o r in
tent, who would make double-
plumbers
erossers out o f the good folks of
Cottage Grove.
printers
Yours tru ly ,
H. E. M A X E Y . Mem
public A ccts-
ber o f the W illa m
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Committee.
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