l l l l ' SENTINEL, COTTAGE GUOVE. OREGON
PAGE TWO
Establish«»«! 1889
Published Every Thursday at
25 N o rth Sixth Street.
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In Lane-Doug las Counties
Outside Lane-Douglas Counties
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T I H USDAÏ
West Coast States
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CURTAINS FOR 1941.
Today m arks the beginning of another year, which may he
• happy or sad. depending on e vents whi b will unfold as the year
, gets underw ay, am) on our own state ol" mind. Today is the day
| of uncertainties. most of us are afraid of what we think might
1 happen, hut to nv.-t of us the experiencing of actual realities
? w on’t he so sad; in fact th e re ’ll he about the usual quota ot
J pleasure left, if we look for it. We must hunt th good tilings in
-• life; they don't come to us.
-«■«•»■ W hat w orri.s most of us is th at tilings are happening so
I fast we c a n ’t anticipate what is likely to come m-xt and i t ’s the
I suspense of anticipating the uneertainti« s that makes things un-
i pleasant for us: at least we think they do.
Th«1 test of character, as well as eduentitm and the a ttr i­
I butes th at go with it is being able to adjust out selves to new­
i conditions. If we gi t the full measure e l’ happiness out of life
J and are reasonably successful at w hatever calling we choose to
i follow, w<- must he able to adjust ourselves to the aew situations
• in life, otherwise we will fall by the wayside.
Kneeling just outside a (ox-hole shelter, this helmetrd suldlei is trpical of (he guard placed an F aririr
Form erly it was the general conception of the purpose of
Coast beaches by U. S. Arme.
i education and training that this knowledge would sort of act as
• a shock absorber and set Us up for life, but now most of us know
? this isn ’t so. even though it may help. The real educated man.
t we Know today can adjust himself to almost any kind of situa-
tion without too much difficulty.
The livestock m arket at the
There has been a heavy regis­
As to predictions, we d o n ’t go too strong on . them.
Follow- P ortland
.
Union Stock Yards open-
tra tio n o f m otor vehicles at the
i ers of baseball as
, well as other sports know ,
'‘Nperts txj t his week with ’ considerable
Woodson Motors, It was learned
i an ami have missed p retty badly. H iller said lie w as going to a c tiv ity at advanced prices in .»11
yesterday. M is. (). E. Woodson,
win the greatest victory in 1941. but he did not. And not so lo n g divisions.
'
deputy collector, said there had
ago we heard p ie tty logical argum ents on why the dictators
The best grain-fed steers made
W ith Oregon join in g in the na­ been a greater registration c f
should win the war. but somehow the soldiers of the dictators $13.10 Monday, w ith the bulk go- tion-wide e ffo rt to increase m ilk passenger cars at tins tim e than
d o n ’t fight with the same spirit and determ ination of the soldi- ing from $11.50 to 13.00. Good. production, the state college cx- in form er years, but tlie leg istr.i
'T rs of democracies and the job of conquerin'' and policing the grain-fed heifers scored $10.75 toSperim cnt station' has just issued tion of trucks were less than
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.. do.
_ But 11.25. The top end o f the beef u comprehensive b u lle tin entitled usual. The number of out of
TwHole world is no easy task, as
H itler evith n tlv tried to
I there are those w ho b. lieve that it can be don ■ and they pop up
lfo?ii*ns for M.‘,k . Pr'*,uctior’' *’«’•’ passenger cars making up-
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i i ‘ $©.25 to 8.85, w ith medium cows which is expected to be of m ated- plication fo r lictnst s have b»*on
, occasionally and have to be knocked over. Once p« ace is deelar- scoring $7.25 to 8.00. Common al aid in g e ttin g more m ilk from nM,;c than usual indicating the
* i <1 the thing we ought to do is to ruin the in.-ubation of th« s cows brought $6.00 to 7.00. w ith present Oregon herds.
number o f new people who have
! d ictato r ideas and not w ait until they have gone too far as xvc canners and cutters ranging from
A lthough the bulletin was not moved in during the past year.
1 «lid in the p r o nt conflict.
$4.50 to 5 50. M edium to good bulks prepared p rim a rily w ith the pres-
Janua.y 1st is the deadline fo r
Livestock Market Feeding Aid for
Dairymen Given
In New Bulletin
I
scored $8.25 to 9 .>0, w ith common
bulLs around $7 00 to 8.00. Good to
DON T RUSH
choice vealers bulked at S12.50 to
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“ couple o f sekx;,s up
I t 'p o rts o f unseasonably a m i u n re a s o n a b ly la rg e g ro c e ry to $14.00.
purchase in d ic a te th a t too m a n y housew ives— a m i o th e rs — are Tuesdays c a ttle m a ike t was
ent emergency in view, its issu-
ance at this tim e w ill assist great-
ly in helping Oregon dairym en
’ h e ir goals in the food-for-
victo ry campaign, believes W il-
ham A. Schoenfeid, dean ami di-
taking their cue from 1917 in the m atter of for stalling food
'•tcady.
recto r of agriculture
shortages. T he real facts about food, however, indieate no rea- T.hf bulk of th ® K‘**J f ° choice
The 19-10 census shows a to ta l
e
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> carlots and tru c k -in hogs made of 61.829 farm s in Oregon fo r the
son for jitte rs ,,n this score, no exeuse t.ir food hoarding. There s S12OO Mon(laj
few reach.
,
nnrf pf
Car Registration Is
Heavy at Woodson’s
m aking applications fo r registra-
, 1On w itho ut penalty, so fa r as
known hen*. At least if extension
of tim e has been grunted, the fact
mis ^,,1 m-en announced here
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I»O<i C O N TRO L It<> MCI)
RESIGNS.
1
Members o f the Lane county
dog co ntrol board. J. W. V eatrh of
U«»iiage Grove, C. R. IVowmng an«l
r H. S tirk e y , subm itted th e ir
F.
™ ig n o u ò n ’" to th e ""« "iin ty t-our't
y ^ a -d a y .
Hoard members said
they u r n , resignins because they
felt they coukl no longer negle.t
th e ir own business fo r the ix-nefit
o f , h„ s„ M.km ,.n o( th(.
fo r
, county ror
jjæ compensation allowed fo r this
Wulk
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Flow of foods to E iL'htnd is largest in dairy products, pork $12.00 to 12.10 Tuesday.
discusses the place of Oregon in HOLD A N t . L I M i H E A R IN G .
and la rd , and eggs— and i t ’s huge. B u t even in th e case o f these
Good to choice lambs bulked at the d a iry w orld, ti e fundamentals
protlucfs, 1 S. sto cks on hand, thanks to stepped-up produc- S11.00 to 11.50, Monday, w ith o f feeding dairy «y.ws, and then
The Oregon State Game Coin-
tion, have been g ro w in g s te a d ily la r g e r instead o f d w in d lin g .
to go«xl kinds scoring $1') ;.«x?s into detail <«i the various mission w ill hold on Jununry 10
o d hoarding.
h o a rd in g . The m
ain th
in g it
” „« sori,s
sor} s kinds o f feed,
fi-ed, the prepar
preparation o f at the o ffice in Portland, its an-
So th e re ’s no sense in
in fo
food
main
thing
if does is
Ls ° 1 I 3.'
»L
«•anse confusion in the «listrihutive system, tem porary shortages
... ,o
Slaugh- balanced rations, the im] importance nual m eeting to determ ine the
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and gen- angling regulations
fo r the en-
fetxling.
suing year.
as t o r tn e o th e r fe llo w .
^v>rr»i
s
in
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n
tr.
tn«w
u
ah
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scored $10.00 to 10.25, »eith early
An appendix contains im portant
Seasons, bag lim its, and other
shorn kinds to $1050.
statistics fo r reference, including regulations affecting sports fish-
The sheep m a rke t was steady
the average composition of various ing w ill be considered. The meet-
To bear up under loss, to fight the bittern- ss of defeat and
Tuesday\
feeds, com parative costs of digest- ing w ill be ojx’n to the geneial
the weakness of grief, to be a victor over anger, to smile when
The fo llo w in g quotations are ii»!c nutrients in feeils, and sug- public and
representatives
of
:te a rs are dose, to resist disease and evil nu n and base instincts, based on prices being paid in gested concentrate m ixtures fo r sportsmen’s
organizations
and
feeding w ith variotB roughag«?s.
other interested organizations are
•to hate hate and to love love, to go on when it would seem goo«l Tuesday s trad ing :
i to die to look up w ith u n q u e n ch a b le fa ith
in som ething
ever- s i f ^ ’Vo ^ O . ^ ^ g r a S
in ^ X T o S io n
o! ‘ ” Vited
a‘ “ ’nd-
.» Ii.a u IO
grain-tea increasing production because o f
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^more about to be—that is w hat a n y man c; n do. and In- great.— heifers
heifers $10
$10 75
75 to
to 11.25.
11.25. Good
Good beef
beef pr<-
present
e nt need,
need, high
high production
production per
per ROOSEVELT
R OOSEVELT SIGNS
SIGNS FIVE
F IV E YEAR
YEJ
cows $8.25 to 8 85. medium $7.25 cow is also a v ita l fa cto r in reduc-
s o n P itrw ittA M
j/Mnc Grey.
to o 8.00,
to- -tn-oo,
$7.00, ing
¡ng costs, the auinors
aumOrs point out.
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w ' ' common
’ «»'«»n 7 $6.00
” ' ’ >o-
canners S-U
$-1.50
j O J lo^550.
o ^5.50^B
B ulls,
u II s , m«?di-
Copies o f the b ulletin may b
b«' e 1 W A S H IN G T O N
I r e s id ««nt
P
The arm y , has T« versed
the old had
Mark
Twain
sa extension offices Roovevelt signed into law Mon-
saying about ^yL’o,go7
9
<‘orn7M,n
from
county
, r -'m
nsion fo r two
w eather, which was “ Everybody talks about - h -
vallis.
m ajor phases of the a dm inistra­
but nobody «Iocs anything about it.” to “ Nowdays we are doing
Hogs: 170 to 215 lb. truckins
tion farm program soil conser-
a lol about 1ln v- at her, but u ibml v j-. saying anything about it. $12.00 to 12.10; 230 to 285 lb
vtion payments and price-sup|xirt-
USE T A X N O T N E W , AAA
butchers $11.00 to 11.50; lig h t­
ing loans. These a c tiv itie s were
C L U B H E A D SAYS.
w eight butchers $10.75 to 11.50;
| scheduled to expire w ith the end
packing sows $8.50 to 9.50. Feed­
A tax very s im ila r to the Fed- «»f ibis year,
er pigs $10.50 to 11.25.
era!
"use” tax recently imposed
-
Sheep; Good to choice lambs
otor
was s put
into
$11.00 to 1150; medium to good. ' on
'" J m
?0
'.°vr vehicles
P Qwa;
pu' ln
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Lallans Enjoyed Ice Cream
$10.00 to 10.75; common $8.50 to
nm( n’
The Italians enjoyed the delights
11.50; lightw eight butchers $10.75 one hundred and fo rty -fiv e years
ago, according to Dr. E. B. Mc- of ice crearn at least a few hundred
to 11.25; packing sows $8.50 to r , • ■
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19.25. Feeder pigs $10.00 to 11.00
me I President o f the Oregon years back; and the old Romans,
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State M oto r association. A f that among other advanced ideas, devel­
time, however, the tax was on oped the mustard plaster for the
Nickel-Silver
Nickel-silver is an alloy of nickel, carriages. The levy was repealed same purp«»se our medical men use
it today.
copper anti zinc, and contains no in 1802.
«-Uver.
lit in
t le
blance
between
fo od s n
itu
to d tia
a y and
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v e ry n
e r<sem
r. scnim
anee oeiw
cen th
m e ioo«i
u a tio
im n ro
a m i in jn g $12.10.
The spread in the
l u l l ; w e re not se n d in g vast su p p lie s to F ra n c e and I t a ly th is tru c k -in division on good to choice
tim e , as we were then; and actual food supplier here are
much 170 to 215 lb. hogs was $11.85 to
irt
more abundant
Heavywci f h. ^ b, U 7 2 ? C,u S
*
Flour, sugar and canned goods were the item s most “ hoard- weighing around
to 28a lbs
e r a , sought to buy in excess. But lock: the V. S. has enough mad«’ $11.00 to 11.53, w ith ligh t
wheat right now to last until 1943 without growing a single 1 1 % Pnebf
¡arms were keep
roping ° n5 o r ’nore
m ilk cows, while
le 33.1 101 farm s were
selling d a ily products. Thus more
Lhan 7 lf ° f O n 'Kbn iarm s a" ‘ now
d ire c tly c o n c e rn e d * th.- drive fo r
greater m ilk p ro A ictiftn to supply
. (c ou^ tr y an.d “ S a,,ies W,th
v‘ta ’ i ??d11accori,ln« ,o th e a u th o ™
blade next y e a r; has much more sugar than we can consume;
to 9.25. Feeder pigs were going o f the bulletin, D r> I. R. Jones and
and Fn.-le S am ’s lard e r right now contains about one ami three- out
at S10.00 to 11.00.
R. W. Morse o f «he cxtx'rim ent
K,.n, r .1.
j .
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.lo is « , oi «nt
fifths as much canned vegetables as it did a y e a r ago. There are
The bulk o f the good to choice station and extension service.
plenty of statistics to emphasize all this. too.
175 to 215 lb. tru c k -in hogs made
The 48-page illu stra te d bulletin
S
OCFEN4E
Garand Rifle
In the tim e it takes the Springfield
rifle to shoot 15 aimed shots, the new
G arand rifle can shoot CO aimed
shets.
.
BONJ)5
acre best g a r­
120 Acre farm near Florence ($1,000) trade fo r acreage around
Cottage Grove.
TR A D E FOR LAR G ER FAR M . 14 acre farm 5 miles up Row
River. Very good house. 7 acres irt cultivation. Trade fo r a la rg ­
er farm O r sell fo r $2,500.
260 acres, 50 in cu ltiva tion . 200 in open pasture. Buildings are
good. Place n-»w handles 100 sheep, 10 cows and 2 horses. Coukl
handle a lot more livestock. $6,000, h alf cash.
85 Acres just 2 miles from Cottage Grove. New, small house,
merchantable tim ber. Only $1,000.
Good, going business fo r $800 cash.
Some good town properties. Have a steal fo r $1,000 cash.
701 Main
5. W
BKAOW AY
AT C O L U M B IA
PORTLAND
hat tim in g thè fiscal year itegln-
r ning next July I thè uni tonai In­
dirne w oulil
000,000,000
approxlmali* $ l ( i ) , -
NEW H I U S KA NN Kl) I 'Olt
l ’ I.E A N V K K
(A H N .
SA LE M The state tire ratkin-
The annual report of County mg commit tee was udvlsed Mon­
Ag ent 0 . S Fletcher, submit led day by H a rry Camp, representing
- to the Lane county a g ric u ltu ra l tlie federal price adm inistration.
council rveenlly, contains a num­ Unit automobile own««rs using
ber of items of interest to the : t i ie l r cais fo r pleasure would Is1
ru ra l people More ai lent inn d u r­ unable to buy new tires fo r the
ing tlie pnsl year was given Io a rest of tlie war
I'he commit let said It would n>-
program designed to aid Ix iili soil
and crop improvement winch in ­ I ter its lire Inspection program to
cludes the iu;.tallalion o f irrig a tio n the automotive trade» fo r iw iM fi-
•ysieirw. P a rtic u la rly note w orlity iileiulnllon.
is tlie fact I hat more and more
Camp said that In all cases
farm ers in western Oregon are whore isissilile. tires should be re-
coming to Hie irrig a tio n idea as capiiod He said there lias been no
additional systems are installed. hourding of new tires, utul that
In the past year, County Agent hoarders o f used tins» would b<-
Fletcher assisted fo rty -fo u r fnrin- dlsupixtlnted ts«eu»;se the goverp-
ers in planning and laying out incnt w ill fix price ceilings on
systems. One hundred ami tw enty- i hern.
seven a t t in ild l the irrig a tio n fo ur
conducted August 1 Special a t­
Mure Men Than Wuinru
tention was given Io the irrig o -
; Pon of seven truck farms. Prob­
Statistics disclose (hut there are
lems of drainage and reclam ation about 1, SOU.000 m ure m en (hail
n f fa un lands were also d e a lt. wom en In the United States
w ith .
Crop Improvement projects In-
eluded inspection for seed certl-
fication of 910 acres o f W lllam -
ette vetch grown by flfty-seven
faim e s. Also sixty acres of A lla
( ta ll) fescue grass and fo rty -
ihree acres of taidino clover on
throe farms. County farm ers pro-
•lured a to ta l of 117.373 pounds of
English rye grass on which seed
ce rtifica tio n was Issued.
Fourteen Lane eouniy farm ers
start«*d dem onstrations to deter-
m ine the s u ita b ility of tw o va rie ­
New Orates, Stove and
ties of Lotus. In d iffe re n t stands
Furnace Repairing
were ohtaim sl and it is too early
to predict w hether L«»tus can lie
grown hen' w ith success.
Dem onstrations were also made
io compare Rusota an«l School-
ma'am oats, tw o rust resudent va-
32G South 10th
ri«'tii-s ix-monst rut ions Indicated
61-tfc
Rusota outs arc not as satisfac­
to ry as SchfMilma'unt.
Prom ising new varieties
of
blackberries and selections of rasp­ - sc a*ararsranr
berries an«l straw berries are be­
ing tru ’d by th ri'e county fa rm ­
ers. Under miscellaneous items,
we learn tiia l the rx»unty agent’s
offic«' has blue prints of fifteen
d iffe re n t types of common farm
buildings. Bulletins and circulars
giving plans
fo r miscellaneous
structures were distributed.
Interest in the A A A program
continued to Increase in 19-11.
D uring 1941 there were 3,799
farm s listed fo r a to ta l acrcugi*
of 156,190 acres.
Get Your
HEATERS
and
FURNACES
Repaired for Cooler
Nights
COTTAGE GROVE
' FOUNDRY
R a d io R a y
E N G IN E E R * SET t !• I I E W -
qtA K T ER s FOR CANTON­
MENT PROJECT.
Equipment w-iLs moved into A l­
bany college campua quurterx
fo rm e rly «xx-upicd by lh«‘ con-
s tru c tin g q ua rtcm inster Monday
as headquarters w«-r«- established
fo r 1‘. S. arm y engineers ut A l­
bany.
Th«1 headquarters w ill lx» us«xl
w hile construction of th«' pn»J«'ct-
ed A lbany-C orvallis cantonment is
under way.
Capt. T. E. D itte bran dt, fo rm ­
erly constructing quatt«'im usicr
in «’barge, was rctu rm sl as area
engineer in charge, lie said he
di«l not know when construction
o f the canlonmeni would tx- a uth ­
orized, bui added that u s ta ff of
approxim ately 1«M) engineers and
c iv ilia n aides had tx'en approved.
W A R TO T A R E M P E R C E N T OK
N A T IO N A L IN C O M E l»4S.
Has This to Say:
It is appropriate that January]^
'.tinuld be di-signaied ns Nn-S
tionnl luiugh w«x«k. Some peo­
ple gi’t hysterical when lh««y
I lay Hie Xuuis bills.
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W hich remind« us ihu t we have
a bunch of hills on our txxiks
th a t we w ill gladly trade fo r
the cash.
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A nother sign that a man has
bc«-n on a New Year’s p a rty is
when he wakes up and c o m - I
plains about the cat "stum p-
ing ” across the fkxirs. And
norm al folks can’t even hear
the a ir raid alarms.
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Speaking of war. Many o f those
kill«’«! by aiitomobil«*s last year
m ight have llv«’d
through a
year In the trench«**.
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Maybe the shortage o f tires
w ill b«‘ a life saver, a fte r all.
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And we arc stocking up on a ll
the radio parts mxxled: In
h«>pcx that we w ill lx* able to
handle a ll the radio repairs
necessary during these trouble­
some times. We have been as­
sured that Uncle Sam thinks
it necessary to keep a ll radios
in gixxl order. In case of emerg-
en<’y.
W A S IIIN G T t )N
P r e s I d ent
Roosevelt, divulging some phases
of an over-all w ar program , said
Tuesday he was aim ing at devot­
ing 50 per cent o f the nutional in­
come to that e ffo rt.
He told a press conference that
by tin 1 end of this fisc.il year
next June 30 27 per cent o f the
national income would be devoted
to w ar purposes and I hut in th«’
year ensuing he hoped to build the
■’ÇJlUBUQUBUSUQk
¡x'rn -n ta g r up to 50. lie estimated
Looking for Safe Investments?
Here They Are!
Just out.'Jfle c ity lim its. Neat little bungalow,
den soil. $1,000. H a lf cash.
$t/lndrcu>$
Annual County Agt
Report Indicates
Farm Interest
.1 W l ’AKV I. 10*2
RODM ANS
Phone 216
A t the Close of 1941 f
Ami as we pause io take Inventory of what 1941 has
brought us, to out- com m unity ami Io our friends ami
neighbors, we liml tutieli to be thankful for, paitietilar-
ly the loyalty of Hie people of south Lntie county,
whom it has been our privilege Io serve.
W e hope fh n l the eotniug y e a r will bring yon a
greater m easure of prosperity and happineas.
We appreciate fhe past favors ami ask for an op-
portu n ity to set ve you again in 1912.
K E M ’S fo r D RU G S
The Rexall Store
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