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TUE SENTINEL, OQ1TAQK GROVE, OREGON
Established 1S89
F’u h lk h e d E v e iy T hu raday a t
25 N o rth S ix th S tre et
F d lt .v Pu blish er
OttBirt ftrnvr >m tm d
W . C * M A R T IN
To
SUBSCRIPTION RATES (Cash
L IO N R O A R S County Jail Is
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.ditor.
School came from Pronounced Unfit
tiemiany to America In 1882 for
ill A d v a n c e «
eh
la h e -D o u g th s Counties
O utside Ijin e -D o u g la s Counties
One W a r
$1.5u One Yeui
$2 du
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Hoaor Society Itonta.
Six M on th s___________ 80 Six Months -------------- --- —
1_2S
Die local chapter of the Na-
.50 T h re e M onths
rhree Months
85 t tonal H o n o r society was host to
Foreign rate 50 cents year additional. No subscription accepted for the Eugene high a n d Albany
Ian than three months.
chapters here in a conference held
„
Wednesday. February 26. The eon-
fenence began after noon with a
general meeting in the auditorium
SERRER
CIATION
O r eg
PUBLISME
M a jo r
his health. He learned the Ameri
fro m th e nennte he
can . lanizuaee
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u fT Z — a.
cam e in co n tact w ith . H e describ
ed one o f his experiences In a
»now storm when •T’eddy" rtooae-
velt *a ''ed his life by feeding and
him. He colored his talk
w h e re the m em b er» w o re divid ed * ,h
m an>'
into groups
^ V ^ ^ k ^ e ™ 'r o m
The groups visited
ih e n discussed
o f v ita .
£
jokes.
The auto and good roads have done two things. They have
practically put the cross-road store out of business and made
fishing se tedioaa that none but the experts have got the pa
tients to throw a fish line into a stream. The writer could fill
a good sized library with volum es about th ings he does not
know, including the fine art o f fishing. W ith all this lack o f
know ledge there is one inescapable eonehudon and this is that
good fish in g places just d o not exist ativ more except in th e re-
m ote locations inaceessrhle to the car a n d where you have to
o t th e ir conclusions and w itness
p e d '.m ;
and
in itia tio n cere-
mony. A short time was spent in
recreation. The conference ended
n the evening with a banquet at
he Sixth street cafe. Mrn Tur-
nipeeed fro m the U. of O. w as the
iain speaker o f the evening and
2® ** on vrhat college expects o f
’*?<”
Dugan. Io-
walk perhaps two or three m ile, or maybe more. Fish juat can t £
multiply fast enough to provide the sportsmen with their favor- ___ ,1., u.. *._______ _
described
.
b ,
,n , h r M i.ltn o m a h co u nty h a , tile,
S k lp w o rth pointed out In
pro
nouncing sentence, after Martin
had pleaded guilty to the charge.,
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th a _ t the g ran d
Jury
had pro-
nouncthi the'Canr'jaU a fh e San
and
anT , heri.foir hJ,
rroerem .
—
Fur-
ca ts" "The Cougar Hunt' and a,
»alkie "Vaniahing Herds
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moving pictures sponsored by the
sophomore class in an assembly
l-.idny. F e b ru a ry 28. " B ig G a m e L jy M th in k it a fit place
and N a tio n a l Forests w « j a pic-!rnan to *pt>n<t four months
,u rv *
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and
ih ,
I m « .
,-h»««.
th..
ro u « r
«* a‘»“" and •>»»»"
G erm an.
a » « . . - . w ,,h o b ,a ln ,,‘« m oney by
charged
false p re-
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»ended by the presidents of the
long chase, the danger
lte sport when too many hunt the good fishing spots over the lKhcr chapters, the conference was a»»d method of capturmg the ani- tenaea. were arraigned In circuit
court Monday and will anter their
week ends.
greatly enjoyed and accepted as a rnaL "Vanishing Herds" was a pleas today at 9:Rt) a. m.
movie telling the stocy of the
The state m ight enlarge its fish hatching facilities, this rood activity tor future years,
A verdict fkvarlng the defend
slowly vanishing buffalo, bison, ants was returned by the circuit
would undoubtedly help. We need a few federal fish hatcheries.
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elk and wild turkey herds. Be- court Jury late Monday in th e1
So far as we know Oregon hasn't any. Another aid and perhaps
Lien» Loee Champion»hip.
a more effective one would be for the fwherman to try going to
T h e Eugene A xem en annexed
^ 5 ,UrTL,h^ >•** Jea<,er« tad ea»e of C B. D u n n Ingham against
/»KlinoF» n n f i i i t x l n a r
a l l U«*we«a%<*
M a Ala.« kaavalra
ktd* d tiu frir» t fa
a m ntzaaawka ' «a a*’ia K ‘
^ tU Q A n t ® t X l\ i l l y C llS .
R/YV Ifawkaas a w iif*
church on Sunday instead o f all
fryin g to l«
line
the banks o f a a t ’he
district 6 championsh
p with
Roy Haxby. a suit for rimuage*.
fishing stream. This would give the fish one day o f rest and in Impressive 33-19 win <ver the
School B rief«.
w ouldn’t hurt the fbherraan a bit.
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Cottage Grove Lions la.«t Friday
REVIVAL TO CONTINUE AT
R ich ard Thtes. sophomore, sus-
Johnny W ilson and a few other fisherm en have been worry- on fhe KuRrn* floor. The Lions,
FREE METHODIKT C H T X iH
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though they played fast and ag- taln<*1 ■ broken nose while play-:
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ing quite a bit about what the construction or tnese nigrnr Krvs4ive
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threaten tlw ing baH m physical education claw
c i o i l n „ q ,,. urob..,,r.i
dams would do to the salmon industry under the flood control
"quintet in a n y p a rt o f Us/
m o rn ing .
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m eeting M a rc h 9 th . w e »T il eon-
project. Quite frankly the prospect had us worried too. until we thc Kamc.
Axemen hadalmost
B‘H Helliwell. Junior, and Bud "¿¿¿¿'on for a few weeks w it h th e
found out that the investigatin g biologmts. the boys who know complete control of the backboards -McCoy, senior, spent the week end r „ . Me< ollie and Wilkens from
their stu ff on fish life, cannot agree on what may happen. A fter after George Dugan. Grave guard. in Marshfield.
Indianapolis, Indiana
They will
attending a seaaion of the Rod and Oun club the other night fooled out after four minutes of
Kenneth Whitlock and Gene begin Monday evening, March 10.
and getting further inform ation on the subject, w e have come »he second half. The Axemen <wt- Lusk, seniors, spent Sunday at the Special staging will be a feature
to the conclusion there are too manv real worries in life to at- Play*d the Grovers in every de- coasJ
of the meetings each night. Rev
tempt to pick up an intaginarv worry and shoulder that too. You Pa«ment to hold a 10-polnt ad-
Adelee Bost'ck. junior, went to McCollie will be the speaker,
just can ’t do that and live to be a hundred.
vantage at half time. B egin nin g
Sunday.
preaching the old-fashioned guapel
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lluuulru'
the second half, the Eugene quint
Winifred Maklnson attended a mewage. You win want to n,n-
8 B A C K O » THE MONTH CT HR
,tartM
Immediately and 11
r««i,a» J " Eugene Sunday- tlnue your attendance after the
bHACK OF TILE MONTH CLUB.
went on to score two basket, for
Virginia Andrews and Barbara close of the present meeting
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every one the Lions made. With Bu-'di- sophomon-s. went to Me-
Announcement, w i l l be made
In the spring when nature shows signs o f new life all around Little more than four minutes to Kcnrie Pass. Sunday.
from time to time of special fea-
we can aid the change by giving new vegetation a chance to K° »be Eugene coach sent in his
Orlena Martin, Carmen White, ture, of the meeting,
grow. Spring therefore is the logical tim e to plant the field, gar- B-squad who went on with the Juniors, and Leona Hamill, sopho-
Service every night at 7:30 pm
dens and lawns and clean the premises. This spring a unified scorin« and did an
* * rn° re' attend*d Th« M"»“ "* a Come and bring a friend
The
effort w ill be made over this section to get the public interested £
the L*’n8 i T n11Wa,,y M c f X r
E u aeT s^ d Jv
W“ h * Frtend'y ,tand’
in cleaning up around the premises of their h om is and in beauti- e ^ w i S ’^Tpota’i l " -
S t
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i y l^ ^ em l leam n? Up on]-V re(l l‘ires a Ht.tle. physical e ff.o rt'
Improving the premises such as adding a little paint requires
both effort and expense, but pays dividends many fold in adding
actual cash value to the property and best of all in paying divi-
dends in self satisfaction. Soon a paint up, clean up cam paign
w ill be underway both in the rural and urban sections and von
The Cottage Grove B-sajuad
SCored a close 35-30 win over the
Eugene B-xjuad after trailing
throughout the first three quar-
ters of play. This win was the
fourteenth straight for the Grove
» i ll be given a cordial invi.ation to join the movement.
^«»nad Don Davenport M .1!
th e J h ^ T ." ? ," " T " ,
" T b" "
Wi,h “ i " " “
there has also been launched with success m many com m unities
-p»,«. » » ._ — h « « i « ht - i «- u..ie.>x>n
»hh e .± T h “
? h“ l‘
,h ' “ 0” , h ':
where th e . „ „ ^ - « ^ r . j L X r ^ t » ™
Louise Vance, freshman, with-
drew from school Monday.
-Mr. Sllke. superintendent of the
Springfield high »chool; Lawrence
Moffitt, county superintendent.
and Dr. Anderson, county health
doctor vi,l,ed «hoot her. Moo-
S n e “ ",
Hn« i i
.ir k
X
Roner. motor, .pen, the
i
,nvrte<? t0 vote on the town 8 w o™t looking
shack. The building receiving thc highest number o f votes w ould
of course be popularly but not officially condemned and usually
would either be razed or repaired To start with there are «ever-
al birildmgs w ithin the city limits here that w ould run a close
tangled last Friday evening to de-
termine the beet team. The Junior-
senior team won the honors with
a score of 33 to their opponents’
18 Arietta Roberts was high scor-
week end in Eugene visiting
h
ot vtal,or* to ‘be
friends.
| f ^ iH^t, , ^ p4t*lkUniaVOraWe, ***'
Leon Lancaster, senior, and Lila .
’ __v
\ me<na o rab-
Van Schoiack. freshman, went to ‘
2Lt _ 4’ j h\ ^ / re rt the
Roseburg over the week end with p|ac^ *
niCT1 af’* now n
race for first honors.
e r fo r th e w in n in g
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K EEE’R A P R O J T E r T
H E R B S A PROJECT.
t h » W it » i r i t no. be p e b b le to comple«, .he peel h r "
, . „ , k rouH
!|oB f
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In spite of all talk about eeonomy and retrenchm ent in nor-
n.il gg^crnnitntal expenditures, it now looks a» if they w ill be
tneikafttf rather than diminished. Frank R Kent sa y s “ People
ciii*ei
ly — even eagerly— w ill pay heavy ta x es to meet a great
1 tlss*
l , / .. . —m
__ a.x
. . without
.
natL ual ne< d.
But i they
w ill __a
not pay
them
proV-st— and _
S
*"* |! ‘€ / ac . i>t indefi-nsiblc w aste— nor to a govern
ment winen in a erisis ignores its own recomm endations for ob-
v»oqa econom ies.”
STATE RELIEF LOAD IN
JANUARY SMALLER.
.n c i.tu ?
,.oUetr c«mDu< and thresh™.»
'¿^¡¡TlS
¿S,
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Juanita
, pent
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f e T it a T i
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Motheiw" weekend at the college.
p
/h*ds
On Old Methods
DELIVERY 10 A M. AMD
3:00 P M. DAILY.
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c ub
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Oranges
2
dozen
25.
B e,t for Juice
Lemons
G rapefruit
Fancy Sunkist
19-
6 for 12.
Dozen
Arisona
Pork Chops
Pound
23.
Pound
23
S w ift’s Quality
Lunch Meats
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Delicious Assortment
IC E C R E A M
D elicio u s E x tra C ream y
S p ecia l F la v o r of
T he W eek:
“New York
IM
Salad
Q uart
P in t
25c
15c
Sundae Cup
10c
B I L L ’S S U P E R
M ARKET
IGA
STORE
IG A
STOWS
PH O N E 40
« program by
m>M ? °< « T
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-.^ V j r h jv e e n n y
be D urherty home.
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in 7 S
v»l,ed
&
c X ,£ n
plate will please put In their own
buttons and not buttons from thc
cushions
on the pews."
The United States Society of
Zoology presented the students of
Ice cream in all popular flavors
Cottage Grove high school w ith an
-it
Gustafson’s.
27-tfc
assem bly
p ro g ram
on
reptiles,
Thursday morning. February ZZ.
r>sides snakffl ot ma"y ktnd8 »"•
M odern L ig h tin g
i ’ dinrr t the
h i*
h
on
c o n s tr ic to r a
nd
hoa
constrictor
and
Unmakes, lizards and baby
E q u ip m en t.
-illicit >rs were also shown. This
For
Home, Office and
issembly was similar to the one
Factory.
shown by the same society, a week
ago, on the subject of birds.
Wiring
Materials, Farm
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Program on Reptile».
FORK BEFORE BUTTER.
n
Let us "T ote" yoor grooorlaa
for yon —Our delivery servie«
aavea you time and energy and
our low prioea are easy oa your
pocketbook.
Will be played Tuesday evening.
Sunday at Sweet Home visiting K-I^ dg7> a**thoritie* and opcn h<>u»e
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relatives.
Home Ee G irl» v is it.
Jean King, a fofmer graduate of
i„ order to have the exoenence Cottage Orove high, visited school!
of seeing a home in process of here Friday afternoon,
construction, the Home Ec
IH 1x5,8 Hansen, that athletic sen-
tlrls plan to visit at regular in- ior and president of the G.A.A.,
tervals the Donald Alien home on ma<,e ‘be highest score In bowling
av<“nue. which they visited ‘bis year,
first ,a8t Tua,wlay To acquire new
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by !'te“
J
project Up to assure its success.
Tw
m a k in g L ila 's p arents.
|ast came^
Dr H . P .
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V
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Dr. a A. Hagen, president o f the Chamber o f Commerce.
members of this organization to submit eommun-
l t y p r o j e c t * for consideration. W e could name several, all of
which are feasib le and workable, but too many named at one
time m ight be confusing. Our readers w ill recall that a prelim-
inary step was made last year tow ard securing a municipal
sw im m ing pool for the city park and a small tax levy set up
with which to start this fund. The project to be successful
should have the backing o f one or more organizations and al-
,n x ,
team
THIRD GARDEN EBMTIVAL
awwx»»»»» <■>
O l N< ED AT CORVALLIR
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14 points. Lucille Prescott made
Lois White. Junior, went to the .
12 P°'” ts for the sophomore team, roast over the week end.
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Diner: “What kind of pie is this
-apple or peach?”
M a jo r Sc hoof V is its S eb o oK
w-wem .«»wT —
Waitress: "What does it taste
Major
Behoof of the R o y a l
PORTLAND^—The state’s relief like?”
Mounted
Police of Canada spoke
load was ».1 per cent smaller in
Diner: "Ghie.”
January this year than in 1940.
Waitress: 'Then it’s apple. The to the students in a pay assem
bly Tuesday and showed articles '
Elmer R. Goudy, Oregon welfare
Power and Light Plants.
MORRIS ELECTRIC
a d m in is tra to r, said S atu rd ay .
The January bill was $699,571,
or 1.4 per cent higher than the
December bill of $692.750. Old-age
assistance took $428.394 with pay-
men U averaging $2139.
Kat ice cream for health. Ours
» made right Gustafson's Super
Creamed ice cream store, 26-ltc-3
C A SH L O A N S!
$100- - $200 OR MORE
To pay taxas.
To pay hospital or doctor bills.
To meet emergencies.
To consolidate bills.
To reduce payments.
To take care ot any other
troublesome situation.
Cóme to C a 1 k 1 n s Finance Com
pany for the cash you need to
help you.
It Is easy to borrow
and easy to repay at
« K -
Calkins Finance Co.
"Eugene's Largest Home-owned
Finance Company."
316 Miner Bldg.—Ph. 1206
Eugene License S-225 M-272
29-3tc-31
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Packaged Medicine
HUBIOAKT WISTERIA OOLOOBE
(Mew) .. ................ .................. ...............
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BUBBLIMO BATH LIQUID. 80s.
fife
YAMHY CLOVER TALCUM POWD.
80c
OOTY P E R F U M E .............._ >1.00 to *54«
f X
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RATON S HIGHLAND U N E N
STATIONERY
50e
FIRST AID KITS
BOe, |1.00, » 50, $8.00
LUNCH KITS ......................... ................ $1.29
BABY BROWNIE K O D A K S ................ $1.00
H allm ark G reetin g Gards
F resh E astm an F ilm s
A Card for A ll Occasions
Let Us Do Your P r in tin g ................ 25« Roll
1 QT. MIMERAL OIL ................................ 69c
1 pt . M c K esso n cod l iv e r on,
69c
180 0ME-A.DAY TABLETS - .............. $1.47
01. d ia - bism a antiacid
POWDER ............................ ..........49c
60« ALKA SELTZER
4^
60c
60c
60«
60c
60c
60c
SAL HEPATIOA
49c
BROMO SE L T Z E R ............................... 49c
JAYNES VZRMIFUGB .............. 49«
ZEMO
49c
3 D ....................
49«
ZONITE
49c
Kelly’s C ut Ra te D rug S to re
o
W llll»n i T heod o re Foust, in d let-
00 a
ie d X
fo r a
and Mrs. Harry have lived here
for several years. Mr. Harry hav-
ing been connected with the Cot.
»•< <’ Orove Pharmacy as phare
titw ls t. Both have made a num-
bar of friends who will regret tp
»«* them leave, but wish them
well ih *helr new location
Save a Wife/
S k ta w n rth
sentrore on Emerald Mar-
sen ed ln , ht. u ,,,,. wunt
d X itS T o f i^
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He
in a long list of Corvallis ganiens
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IIAKKVM TO CANYONVII.IJC.
Mr. and Mrs 15 o r d o n Harry
plan Io leave the 12th or 13th fo r
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Canyonville where they v»lU make
The Laiu* cwunt>' J«H building their home and when* Mr Harry
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has been condemned as a fire trap has purchased a drug store. Mr.
anti unsanitary
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. . . the Lane
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<,nd JUdge ® F
circuit court
•rbc ,j bu|W
waa „ntnounc-
e M e n t. of th e w arn he had f.u g h t
te restto the Honor Society. They *n
•etyrned to th e a u d ito riu m to re-
r ISHIM',
THURSDAY, MARCH «, 1941
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BUILD YOUR CREDIT IMPUTATION
FOR OTHER BANK L O A N S ...........
«Money for any purpose, when you want It*
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SAVE TIME A N D RED T A P E ...
A N O ARRANOE I Q W M O N T H lr
PAYMENTS io fu your budget requiremenfi
FIRST DHTIOnnii BRIM
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