PAOS TWO
THE SENTINE!«, CVITAOK QROVE^ OKKOON
Cottage ftrovr £rntmrl
Ektabliahed 1889.
Published Every Thursday at
25 N orth Sixth Street.
W. C. MARTIN ...................................................... ............ Editor-Publisher
HIGHWAYING WITH HI-Y
T i l l KSD AY
IIEHRON GRANGE TO MEET
ONCE KAC'll MONTH. .
M A Y 21. 1911
Fishing Bulletin
Hebron grange met F riday eve
L A N E County: Angling «luring
iting at the Coium unity H ail fu r a
business and soclul meeting. One I he past week on the McKenzie
«log. one o f the few on the N o rth 1 largest in th«» w orld. We also new member, Miss Belva Ga- and W illam ette rivers has been
Am erican continent, was turned w«*nt through the stock yurita route, was adm itted to tnenilier- only fa ir A few catches were re
loose w ith one of the police o ffi which are w ork, famous
ship and receivi*«! the obligation ported mud«* tin th«* upper M c
Kenzie Long Tom riv e r yielded
cers to tr a il across the pra irie
I rom Chicago we traveled on to and firs t two degrees from a ct
a few giMid catches. Fish an* laung
and through
a
little
wooded St P m l where v ,r went th o u g h ing master. W a lle r Baker.
land was so crowrled w ilh ptxiplc stretch, another one o f the o ffl- the A rm o u r Packing plant We
F or tli«* a g ric u ltu ra l report. M r. ¡nken on s,miner and worms. I f
that you bad to have s tilts to see 'cets who was p articip a tin g in the then made a hue; led tr ip to that Baker reported on the recently
the w eather clears up, angling
anything. It seemed as though dem onstration, the «log fin a lly great educational in s titu tio n ami enacted price co ntrol uct. Mrs.
there were thousands of games to cornered the man and held him center of t,x<lluill fame, tin* U n i lx*« in M orion lo r home «•continues should lx* g reatly Improved
play and things to see so it took u n til the police o ffic e r doing the versity of Minnesota, W c wen* reported that sales slips fo r this
a ll day to get acquainted. The tra ilin g eaught up w ith him. A lte r escorted through
the athletic q u u rte r would la* due to her the
' next day we started up to the top leaving there we Were taken plant by F rank MeCnrtnlch, direc last of June. She also <*xplnin«*d
o f the Em pire Stall* building, w ith through the Parliam ent buialings, to r o f Minnesota athletics. Th«* the state Grange W hite Sal in Su
I a fifte e n
ajinute
interlude
in and by special permission, we ufternnon was brought io a most gar s|Ms*ial contest which includ
WHAT IS AN AMERICAN?
which 30 o f we people were in a w«»ro adm itted to the house of happy (xmeluaion win n we cuvori ed a je lly m aking exhibit fo r men
20 passenger elevator, lived over P arliam ent Itb rn iv.
The superb «al m e rrily in the hug«* varsity
M rs W a lte r lin k e r was elected
the "B lack Hole o f C alcutta in ci tre a t o f the trip came, however, swim m ing pcol.
B y Ruth T a y lo r
as a lterna te to the loeal master,
As always in a tim e o f national crisis, the c o u n try is w aking d en t" w hile we were stuck somo- at five o’clock w hen wc wen* re
From here we went to B utte, W illia m W hite, to attend the stute
here between the fifty -n in th and ceived by H er Royal Highness, Montana, where we welcomed ai , convention.
up to a realization o f its “ oneness." The same people who when
A discussion was held regurd-
asked what they were a few m onths ago p ro u d ly said— “ 1 am sixty-second floors in a s tiflin g ly Princess Alice and the link«* ot excellent arrangem ent f< r us Io
a New Y orker, a C a lifo rn ia n , a K e n tu c k ia n ” — now w ith one hot elevator th a t would neither Ythlonv, the Governor General of go through th«* copper sm elter of mg a stove fo r tin* hall kitchen
go up nor down. Boy. there sure Canada w h i. w ith o ilie r members Anaconda, not fa r distant Iron i ■ind due to the fact that the
voice proclaim . “ I am an A m e rica n .”
was a bunch o f scared people in o f the royal fa m ily of England Butte, where «x>nyx*r, lead. zine, tem porary kitchen is small. It was
B u t— what is an Am erican? I f it were dependent upon that elevator. It's a good thing it
decided to purchase nn electric
and friends staged a special c ric k
b irth p la ce alone. A m erica w o u ld collapse as an over-heavy had an emergency break on It or et m atch fo r our benefit, and gold and s ilv e r are mined On ar hot plate at the present lim e Mrs.
riv in g hack in Portland, Oregon,
« tin c tu re . I f it were a mere m a tte r o f n a tio n a lity , A m erica I m ight not be w ritin g this story then tea was served at the beau
we stayed a roupie ot «¡ays w ith ('. ('. G ilham was appointed to
w ould soon be one w ith T y re and Sidon. Wert* it conditioned In the afternoon we took a rub tifu l spacious eastle-like Govern rot; lives and visite«! th«' ( 'tty of purchase the plate, which w ill lx*
upon race, Am erica w ould fa ll as did the M ongol E m pire and ber neck bus tr ip up iif t h Avenue ment House. A ll thui can la* said Roses arxl its ship yards ami l>ai<l fo r by th«* Home Keunomies
and Riverside drive, going (hen o f that ten was that it was sim ply growing industries.
club.
a ll other countries founded upon racism.
Due to th«* tire situation and
Anyone— no m a tte r o f what race n a tio n a lity o r color— can by subway to the S tatue o f L ib grand. We rcouvt-rt a ixy al recep
When we a rrived lv««*k In good
la* an American. Accident o f b irth dots not make an A m erican. e rty. and the aquai luni. In the tion anti Were gem aiaisly shown o|«l Eugeni*. Oregon. we were glad expected gas rationing, it was
A m i an Am eriean-hy-choice (w ro n g ly called fo re ig n h o rn ) is evening, as you can see tim e wax through the Government House to lx* home hut th«* finding was voted to meet only o w e a m onth,
precious, we went to a broadway and its hug«* ballroom in which nil unanimous that the tr ip was a the m onthly meeting to lx* held
oftentim es a better citizen than the native horn or A m erican by
stage show and then the radio form al receptions nee held. T h ■ groat event, much had been seen, the firs t F riday evening of each
b irth and fre q u e n tly more conscious o f the im portance and program. "Cava'cade o f A m eri
Governor General and Prim-es.- many new friends had b«*en made, m onth.
value o f that citizenship.
ca." la te r browsing around in te r very graciously w alked around and that a ll th a t r> .-n.ilned to com
F ollow ing the business meeting i
To he un Am erican is not ju s t a m a tte r o f d e c la ra tio n — it is esting Times Suoare. the so-call (he grounds, signed autographs,
plete the pleasure now was to get retreshinents wen* servisl by Mi
ai challenge to act. L ik e almost a ll th in g s w o rth w hile, being an ed crossroads of the w orld The and in many ways «1« m onstrated nc'ures dcvekipcd nnd printeo, ami Mrs Fred H u n ts
Am erican is not always easy. It means p u ttin g aside p re ju d ice next m orning we were taken on a that they are real p>*ople. This and button-hole some friends who
a)nl intolerance. It means liv in g so th a t not o n ly has each in d i personally conducted to u r o f Iai event
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IM lX T l l b A I I I I GAS
was such a great displuy of would listen to o u r tales. We are
vidua) an o p p o rtu n ity fo r life , lib e rty and the p u rs u it o f happi-
and hangars by courtesy ami example o f fine, always hoping to have such a
Don'f uttem pt to 'hoard* gaso
ness. hut that he concedes fre e ly to every o ther in d iv id u a l the a T W A pilot. I t was here th a t wc frie n d ly relationship existing be chance again sometime, hut this
line, in antici(>ation of pros|M*c-
same p riv ile g e It means fig h tin g not fo r one's ow n ch ild alone saw an Am erican bomber being tween the Canadian and United only comes on«*e in a lifetim e.
prepared fo r flig h t to B rita in . States c itro n s that we m ake spe
liv e shortages, warns the Oregon
hut fo r a ll c h ild re n — being w illin g to give up fo r the good o f
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w " ouldn't
let
a person
get cial note of o u r ce«*p appreciation *WB BROKE THE PLEDGE— S late M otor Association, which
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others— pioneering fo r progress and p ro s p e rity fo r the people Wlthin 130 fevt of lhc p,nnv A f-
,Hilnts out that the average house-
of the courtesies extended during
RENEW W IIIEE W E M YI "
ns a w hole.
ter being
being shown
holtier would far«* d iffic u ltie s w ith
shown around
around in
in on«* our stay in O ttaw a. In meeting
I f this y a rd s tic k were s tr ic tly used, we w ould perhaps fin d of the big tranx|x>rt planes we such people w ith these personali Beneath the {minis of fu r
Bataan! the fire m arshall it he did m i . Also
few in d ivid u a ls able to prove th e ir A m ericanism — hut it w ould then went out to the Boston-New ties and listening to some of th e ir Lies bold Mac A rt hut's fighting he m ight find his fire insurance
policies voided in case of loss.
fin d the great mass o f people w o rk in g to w a rd th a t end.
Y'ork Yanks double header, and stories was an education in itself.
clan!
D efin ite restrictions govern the
To he an A m e rica n is a th in g o f the s p irit. It has n o th in g had the pleasure of seeing jolting We were a sorry bun« it when wc Each on** a youth who liv in g life,
to do w ith birthplace, race, c o lo r o r re lig io u s beliefs. It ts a Joe D iM aggio h it safely in his left, so rry that we had to go, but
faced death and ilied a man! storage and trun.s|xirtutain of
creed in which to believe— a standard by w hich to live, an ideal fo rty -th ird and fo rty -fo u rth con finding th a t we had b«*en really Once more* from fading hands gasoline and it is tlo u h lfu l if many
secutive games. I t was a te rrific lucky. We said good-bye In gang
persons «*o«ild «simply w ith them,
they throw The T orch!
to w a rd which to s trive , a fa ith fo r w hich to die. A nd it is th a t
crowd, te rr ific heal, and a te r that some day we would have the
according to the m otor club.
s p irit a nim ating its citizens w hich w ill make Am erica endure. r ific DiM aggio th a t we observed.
pleasure* again.
By
the
way, The T orch? Dear G<xl were ever
INSTALI.S EI.Et I lilt'
In the evening we prepared o u r Princess Alice is a sister to the
deeper sin?
WAR TO END WARS
LATHER MINER
selves fo r th a t th rillin g experi present K ing of England. In the We broke th«* pionii.se we gave I«»
ence. o u r appearance on the N a evening we had a most enjoyable
th«*m then
Last week,
H Boslaugh of
Perhaps the statem ent th a t we shall have a w a r to entl w ars tio na l Radio Broadcast w ith those evening w ith seme o f O ttaw a's In poppas) Fland* rs F ielils to the S«|iiait* Ik-al Ba.lx-r Shop in
is n 't tix i far-fetched in the lig h t o f present «levelopinents, even genial personalities o f the air, intjst charm ing girls. Late that
hold it H igh!
stalled a n«-w Os<«-.- Iu'lln-1 --« ivi«"«-
though human nature is what it is, w hich a ccording to many F ra n k C ra m it and J u lia Sander* evening we headed fo r Toronto, And restless, troubled m their lE k airic m ixeri, a ntuchln«' that
(Doe Hagen in cluded ) is the reason th«* w o rld has never been son. in the east and west coast and Camp CouchicLing w hen w<?
sleep since cam«* Versaill«*!
makes the old f:u>hion«*d shaving
abb* to establish a universal peace. B ut i f the business o f fig h t B u ttle of the Sexes progiam . Our attended the F irs t (Canadian Na To hold it high? we threw there mug obsolete. The tnaehine heuts
quite
good tional Hi-Y Congr'«*ss. It was a
the shaving w ater, deeps it at an
in the dust The T orch !
ing wars grows more expensive as w e ll as d e stru ctive , there w ill answers w eren't
enough fo r the more m ature and great tre a t to meet w ith th«* fine
even tem perature and mixes the
have to lx* an end somewhere.
experienced Jeon M u ir ami Doris Canadian Hi-Y delegates anil the And so D ear Li.
of Hosts, on la th e r when wanted ila ix*w m ix
You may have been fo llo w ing w ith interest the report o f
Nolan, both o f stage and screen. C h ristia n Enoeavor g irls who were
er is one y f I lx* f«*w io us«* over
bended ktws*
the bom bing raids o f the R A F on G erm any and have noted th a t
A. W. HEIXIW CLL
R uth Alderson, fo rm e r O lym pic al«o using the conference grounu- We com«* again to make our tins M*cta>ii and was installed to
w ith the e xtrem ely large bombers am i 4,000 pounds o f bombs. S w im m ing' champk/n?‘and^A lire at the same time. I t was very In
"Everythlnc lor Mea**
humble plea;
give customers a quicker, mot«*
it IS possible to knock out a tow n the size o f C ottage G rove! Lord Landan. Also a fte r the pro- teresting in having talks w ith th “ God give Them peace"
sa n ita ry shave.
w ifh three or fo u r bombs. This method o f fig h tin g was in the gram a few of the roof garden Canadian boys and fin ding out Anil give us Lord we ask Thee
experim ental stage d u rin g the fir s t W o rld W ar and look how pleasure spots were visited and w hat th«*y th in k ubout the war. O f T liy m ight th a t we rekindle
Also they told us stories ulx>ut
it has been developed in the past tw e n ty -fiv e years un«J mor»- we were ready to go home,
once again w ith
Freedom's
L ig h t The To: si!
especially in the past tw o years.
I ” ’ he morning, our last day in the English children who had
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New York, we paid a visit to the come from B rita in and how they
HOARDING CREATES SCARCITIES
New York Stock Exchange, then liked Canaiia and also stories of So may we shield It evermore
England.
___________________ going over to the w ell known
as w ell we should
A fine period of sw im m ing and W ith U niversal Love un«l B ro th
That hoarding creates scarcities can not he denied ; n e ith e r
boating, plenty o f swell eats,
erhood
can it he denied that the rush to buy th in g s we th in k we w ant The last thing before leaving New horseshoe, and the like cu n trib u t- And give th«* promise that we now
because o f the appare nt shortage has had its par, in the spiraled York we ventured :n,o the office « d to a very enjoyable day. Upon
must keep!
liv in g costs. News dispatch« s te ll o f one man w ho registered fo r of one Wendell W ilkie, who left a rriv a l Irfiek in T oronto we board To guard E te rn a lly in peaceful
a sugar ra tion hook and had 1,500 pounds stored away, p ur- ns w ith this bit of philosophy, ed ships fo r the voyage across
sleep
chased over a tw p-year period. One o r tw o lywal stories to ld to l “ Don’t be afraid to live your life." Lake O ntario to N iagara Falls. 'rhi* men of fa r Bataan ami F lan
the sugar bought up an- almost as had. H o a rd in g not o n ly runs In
* person of such re- A ft:*r visiting N iagaia Falls we
ders Fields who gave Th«*
the price o f com m odities up. it w ill make extension o f ra tio n in g known on,‘ » immediately fasci- went back to T oronto where* we
T o rc h !
possihle and more governm ent regulations.
nated and taken in by th e ir per- were to go back to D etroit. We
E. J. GOTCH.
The local m erchants have jo in e d in a pl«*a to buy n o rm a lly sonality. On leaving New York were looking fo rw a rd to our re
in a norm al way. This is the most logical m anner o f a v o id in g we had an over-night ocean trip tu rn to ‘.he states and our native M IS S A D K IN S M E M B E R O F
land, but we came home w ith a
to Boston.
YW CA C A B IN E T
uadug regulation o r o f undue hardship»._____ ______________
We firs t visited the Roston fish feeling th a t some o f our finest
W IL L A M E T T E U N IV E R S IT Y ,
piers, and w ent tnrough the fish friends now livp in Canada. Th«*
AIK RAID INSTRUCTION
Salem, Oregon Fhdty Adkins,
and Mrs. John L. T ru n ne ll, C ot canneries and the
super-cooled scenic beauty is untold, and 1
BOOKS AVAILABLE.
tage Grove, Oregon, is now en freezing units. We also saw the hope I w ill have the chance to go daughter o f A lb ert Adkins of 331
rolled in the service schools at the pontoons which fiad been used by to Canada again. It re a lly en Washington avenue, C o t t a g <•
H a rry M etcalf, south lane corn- U. B. Naval T ra in in g
S tatio n the N avy departm ent to raine the chants you and gives you a th rill Grove, was installed recently as a
calls attention to the fact here, and w ill undergo an inten submarine Squalus and were sur I t is a paradise, as words can member of the cabinet of the
campus YWCA
ra a n * of th«* a ir raid instruc- sive 16-week course in the school prised to s«*e the English b a ttle best say.
.Miss Adkins is ?o serve fo r the
boOks are available a t the fo r aviation m achinist’s mates.
I t had is on the most enjoyable
ship Rodney, which had a big
council office in the c ity
T ru n n e ll was selected fo r the hole blastc-d in its side, g ettin g part o f o u r trip , the lim e we spent 1942-43 school year. She was
hs6l, if residents have been missed service schools through a seriet: repairs a fte r successful p a rtic ip a in Canada. Much could lx* fold of graduated in 1940 from Cottage
by th e ir a ir raid wardens. Books of aptitude tests given to every tion in the fig h t w ith the Geiman the m ilita ry situation as we dis Grove union high school, where
are also available fo r ru ra l resi Bluejacket d u r i n g his recruit battleship Bism arex. A fte r v is it covered it in Canada, but it goes she was active in the horn«* ee«,-
dents. Call and get yours tcxlay training.
ing the various places in Boston w ith o u t saying th a t it is a w n o u s nom lrs club, a member o f th«*
if you have been missed by the
Upon graduation he w ill be we made an extended to u r of I m a tte r w ith them and that beyond orchestra and on tli<* school papet
a ir raid warden of your d istrict. eligible fo r a th ird class p etty o f Lexington and Concord, passing any qu«*stion
the
w elfare and sta ff.
ficer ra tin g in his specialized fie ld Massachusetts In s titu te o f Tech problems ol Canaria are also ours.
A delicious tre a t fo r
spring
TRI ,'NNELL ATTENDING
as soon as he is able to pass the nology and H arvard
A fte r going through another
U niversity,
w eaihiT.
Banana Salad Ice
N A V A L SCHOOL.
qua lifyin g exam ination.
enroute. A fte r a grunpse o f B u n k customs inspection we arrived in
er H ill and the Charleston navy D e tro it where we were much su r Cream . Al G ustafson's, of coins*'.
GREAT LAKES, IL L IN O IS —
Corona adding machines fo r sale yards, we grabbed a fast lu n d i prised to find that Joe DiMaggio
John Van Trunnell, son o f M r. at the Sentinel office.
and caught the tra in fo r M ontreal and a gang of big |pague*bnseball
Enroute to Canada the Canadi players from the N ational Leuguc
an customs o fficia ls came aboard were lo play the Am erican League
our tra in , roused ua out o f our in an a ll-s ta r baseball game. In
slumber, look«*d through our bag the m orning, however, we went
gage, and inquired some as to our through the huge FoYd plant anil
citizenship. We spent J u ly 4th in w l tolled Ford and M ercury car:«
M ontreal and it was re a lly quiet, o f all kind*-, sizes, and description
as Canada was in w ar. Some of being assembled on a lOOO-foOt
us went shopping a t Eatons (the assembly line when* it takes just
t*it}w, two bedroom house, large, beautiful Jiving room, a ttractive ,
largest departm ent store in the • ifty -fiv e m inutes to complete a
B ritis h Em pire) and p ra ctica lly car. Then lite r a typical baseball
ta ctica l fireplace, best plumbing, hardwood floors. 243 Quincy.
got lost.
luncheon of hamburgers, hot dogs,
3,000 terms.
In a rriv in g in Canada you seem coffee, pop, etc., we lined up at
320 Madison. 5 room .nodern house in A - l condition. Large, w ell
Io a rriv e in a d iffe re n t country, the box ofiee where o«>r reserved
arranged rooms, good neighborhood. Lot 70 by 125. $2,000, $700
everything looks less modern, just seats awaited us. W itli the stands
down.
as it was in Mexico it makes a packed to capacity and w ith the
Due to pricritlex, shortage of materials, labor, e tc , gift items are becoming
person appreciate his own coun greatest stars of the game today
very scarce.— Buy now for the graduate June bride, birthdays, or Father's
709 Washington. 4 bedroom plastered house, fireplace, hardwood
try .
in a struggle fo r supremacy, the
fhxirs, fu ll basement, g«xxl furnace. Just one block from M ain
day
while our stocks are quite complete.
The next day we were* in O tta game w orked up to the last in
fetreet. $4,200, $1,500 down and rest at $27.00 month. M ight con
wa, the heart o f the Canadian ning, when Ted W illia m s w ith
sider a trade.
government, we were given a big two men out, tv/e m«n on base,1
TOILET SET3—Yardley, Old Spice, Old South, Coty, Dorothy Perkins Etc.
reception as we got o ff the tra in . two strikes and throe halls on him
Corner 16th and Main. 2 room bungalow, modern, cement foun
BILL
FILDS, Amity, Cameo
and
the
Am
erican
lx
ague
nteded
As
we
had
a
rrived
in
the
m
orning
dation. Lot 52 by 105. $650 cash.
we were again whisked o ff to the tw o runs to win the gam«*, he h it a
ELECTRIC SHAVERS, Remington & Schick
1039 Chestnut Street. 5 room modern house, tw o lots, fr u it trees
Canadian N orthw est Mounted Po home run, j«ist lik e a sto ry b«M>k
0V E RNITE BILLED CASES— Comb, brush and mirror sets — Prophylactic Jewellte
and garden spot. $1,250. $500 down.
lice T ra in in g School, where we finish. L a te r it was named one o f
were shown th e ir liv in g quarters, (he greatesl baseball games ever
Farms o f every size and kind.
th e ir school set-up, crim e labora played.
WHITMAN, CANTERBURY and BROWN & HALEY BOXED CHOCOLATES — Verv
tories, a frp ort, and had a chance
From here it was on to Chicago,
fresh stock—just arrived.
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to see the men d rill. A beautiful c ity of w ind and odors, although
SHEAFFER
LIFETIME
FOUNTAIN
PENS
AND
PENCILS,
DESK
SETS
(No
more
dem onstration o f dog
tra in in g we la te r took in the b ea utifu l anil
being manufactured.)
'
was given in w hich we saw dogs w orld-fam ous
F ie ld
Museurfl,
¡ clim b ladders, scale walls, obey where we had a ve ry charm ing
STATIONERY, 0, E. ELECTRIC CLOCKS, PORTFOLIOS, MYRTLE W U0D NOVEL
i various commands and do some hostess show us around. Later we
INSURANCE—REAL ESTATE.
TIES, WORLD 0L 0B E S, CIGARETTE CASES AND LIGHTERS KEY CHAINS AND
actual field tra ilin g
which was went through the Shedd A quarium
701 Main
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THOUSANDS OF OTHER VALUABLE ITEMS.
pul on by Ihe officers in charge and then spent the afternoon at
j o f the dogs. A huge R ockw cilerj Ihe B rookfield Zoo w hich is the
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In Lane-Douglas Counties
Outside Lane-Douglas Counties
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The next day we went to VY»n«*y
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less than three months.
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ARROW HDKFS
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FITTED CASES
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