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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1945)
r.’. G l^B ^ THURSDAY, .TULY ft, 1945 THE SENTINE^ COTTAGE PROVE, OREGON, CONCISE SIMMAKV OF ALL Pac. Tel A Telg. Co. $6 50; J. 11. Pioneer Grocery On. $61.75;, Korn A N 01R Kl s i \ t s s TBANSAt I H ) BY Fowler $10.00; Helen E. Soran- Baking Co. $23.79; Cluer’s Signs In e a rly lintea anger fre q u e n tly was ahowtt by fig h tin g ; b u t THE COMMISSIONER'S son $16000 ,1 II Fowler $110.00; $100; D inty’s Trading Post $143; j DEFENSE: Office Mach A Sup. Tiffuny-Davis Drug Co. $1.76; hecatiNe o f the social customs o f o ttr tim e auger is stippresseil to- W. C. M A R T IN .................... _______ _______ E d itor. P n h llxh er COI l i r FOB M YY. IMS. Co. $15.00; Walling Bldg. Acct. Northwest Cities Gas Co. $4.84; «lay a ttil not allow ed to w o rk its e lf out o f the system. As a re Subscription Rates. Cash in Advance Ordered that 30 deeds be made $100.00; Hutch’s Bicycle Store $1.23; P itts sult p ro p e r «ligeatiuii is p re v e n te d ; the voice is changed in pitch Subscription rates, cash in advance. No subscription fo r less than 3 for county owned properties for burgh Paints $3.09; Blue Bird and volum e am i. i f anger is suppressed fo r m any years, it inuy DISTRICT SEALER; Dept. of months. 3Mos. the total of $11.212.49. 1 Yr. 6 Mot. Packing Co $127.96; New Service Agriculture $49.03; even cause m a lig n a n t hig h blood pressure. In Lane-<Douglas Counties _______ _______ 2.00 1 25 .75 Ordered that 1 offer .of $100.00 DEPENDENT C H ILD R EN IN - Laundry $10.86; Reid’s Ctvamery The w eather is said to infltn«nee anger sim p ly heeunse when it Outside This Dist. in Oregon ____ ____ __ J2.25 1.50 .90 fo r county owned property be re ST1TUTION: Children’s Farm $46 69; It A. Babb Hdwe. Co. is very hot peuple do not care to lie aroused o r to fig h t, lin t when Outside Oregon in U. S . ......... .......... ...............2.50 1.75 1.00 jected. Home $15.00: Catholic Charities. $15.57; Order to rent land for stock pile. Inc $75.00; Tin* Boys’ A G irls’ Aid SH ER IFF T. D.: A P. M cKin it is ««obi they do not m ind. Foreign Rates on Application. Anger is more fre ip ie n tly shown by people w ith e ith e r great Perm it to W. A. Woodard Lum Soc. $10.00: ley $210.00; E. C. Stuart $170.00; Armed Forces in U. S. .................... .............. .2.00 150 1.00 ber Company (or construction of DISTRICT ATTORNEY: Cath W. W. Ednuston $t70(K); M ar 'o r in fe r io r in te llig e lto e than by those w ith average inte llig e n ce Armed Forces Overseas ................... _______ 1.50 1.00 sidewalk on section of the Latham- erine Wheeler $125.00; Viola Wiek garet Markhuin $150.00; Evelyn o r a b ility . Entered at Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second class matter. London County Road. $140.00; Pac Tel. A Telg. Co. Knight $I4O.(X); Georgenin Tot- I l a ll ih«« en e rg y uaed in fu tile and d e s tru c tiv e anger c ould Order for extension of distribu $31.05; Stevens-Ness Law Pub. man $140.00; Clara Evans $1301«); be 1‘ h a itg i‘d in to »»ater ,»owcr, then« w o u ld be enough pow er to A U D IT O R IA L . tion line of Mountain States Pow Co. $240.00: Jack Lamb Film Betty King $120.00; Stacy M. Rus operate a ll the n ia e h in e iy in the U n ite d Slates. Company in Section 23, Town Shop $3.75; The Frank Shepard sell $110.00; Nellie McClure SSOCIATION er The stre n g th used up in anger m ig h t w ell serve more tw c fu l Co. $10.00; Office Maeli A Sup. $115.00; ship 17 South Range 3 West. Koke - Chapman Co. P anisi it¿ 4 s k o ü iiT iM Order fo r extension of distribu Co. $2.00; Koke-Chajxnin Co. $24.35; W. W. Edmiston $30.85; F. and c o n s tru c tiv e purposes, w hich w ould also all« v ia tc the m rv- , oils system. tion line of Mountain States Pow $2.00: L. Armitage $360.66: EMERGENCY: Russell Bros A nger is som ethin s said to be an expression o f lo ve ; but in er Company in Section 31. Tp 16 SLAUGHTERED A N IM A LS : TEACHER SHORTAGE LICKED? re a lity th is is more apt to be jealous auger, due to a p u iiitlir e d $130.00: SN3WWM. Sara Jam« Hartman $93.00; I x>n The teacher shortage may he lieked within the next feu ELECTIO N: Eugene Mimeo II Owen $7.50; O tto Marquardt ego o r a defeated sense o f possession ra th e r than to real affec Order ap|x>inting road viewers months, lint right now i t ’s at its worst. Press dispatches tell of fo r Earl R. Fried ly Way of Neces graph Serv. $2.00; Shelton-Turn- $ti 00: tio n . bu 11-Fuller Co. $1450; Par. Tel many thousands of teachers attracted to war working centers sity. SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT: DR H. A HAGEN by big wages are returning to the smaller centers now that many Order vacating Kerns Street in A Telg. Co. $1.96; W. B D illard F. L. Armitage $72 12; Pec. Tel $2175; Lloyd llow«« $150.00; war plants are cutting hack. An encouraging sign in our own the Kerns Plat. Margaret Gladys Ile rrig $140.00; Nadine A Telg. Co. $2105; t)S C «JETS I U M » TO lir .I.P IN being marketed prom ptly through state is the increase in enrollment at the Oregon College of Edu Agreement between Lane Coun Scofield Markham $150.00; Vera Stenshoel $123.20; John Duer $5 25; D EH Y D R ATIO N STUDY ty and E. W. Peterson for pur federally lns|>ected plants. cation. This institution now has the highest summer enrollment O. H. Jones $13.50; -Boehnke $5.40; Dons Hathaway $5 40; Ann chase of wood. Lindskog $5.50; F A. Owen Pul». since 1940. Order declaring Canada Thistle, Print. Co. $17.35; Eugene Mimeo Co. $26.05; I. C M o ffitt $103. Bi; i The fcxxl industries department H e noticed in the papers where Gorse and Tansy W ort noxious graph Sen $2.00; Lavaun Den The W illam ette Press $36.00; at Oregon State college has re a guy was pinched for assault. ney $60.00; Mildred Randall GETTING ALONG weeds. "W hat Is your name and occu Boehnke Print. Co. $13.35; Cres ceived a grant of $5000 from the So far as we know the American soldier was not told in the Order appointing W illiam E. $40 00; Mary Broom $10.00; Hulda sey \ $2.80; The J K. G ill Co. Valley Evaporating company of pation.** askrtl the Judge, "and B u rr $12.50: Cressey*’ $8.45; Yakima fo r studying problems of what an« you charged w ith ? ” late European war that he was supposed to be fighting to save Poole Weed Inspector. FR U IT INSPECTOR: Rny Bow-1 $16.02: 'dehydration w ith apples and |s«ar». "M y name is Sparks, I ’m an democracy, so th a t’s one thing we won’t have to live down. Per Order granting A. G. Johnson er $118.45; James Hemenway STATE IN D U S T R IA L ACCI A smaller grant was mnde last electrician, and I ’m charged w ith haps one reason for this is that our strongest ally. Russia, is a fo r a telephone pole franchise. DENT COMMISSION: State In- year, which resulted in work so battery,” Order fo r extension of distribu $35.00; dictator state. This position has caused quite a bit of worrying tion FIR E PATROL: Eastern Lane dustrinl A « - Com. $114.63; pleasing to the company that line of Mountain States Pow "Shocking!” sez the Judge, "Put TREASURER: Pac Tel A Telg on the part of the American public, partly because Russia is not er Company along common section Co. Fire Patrol Ass’n. $508.09; fund* fo r a more extensive study him in a dry ce ll!" C\>. $7.70; Kathryn Godley $140.00; were made available, says E. H. understood. H E A LTH DEPARTM ENT Mrs lines of Sections 26 anti 23, Tp 17 Grace Murray $12.00: Frank L Lucile Lansing $140.00; Koke- Wiegand, head of the department \\ hile we applaud the efforts of the San Francisco confer S.R. 3 W. W. M Aluminum Ware Co. $113.00; The W il This is one of a number of ence. we look with same distrust on the ultimate outcome of the Order fo r extension of distribu Arm itage S16.00; Pac. Tel. A Telg Chapman Sometimes ncld foods rooked In lamette Press $5.50: grants received by the ex|x«rim<«nt conference. The position of the allied nations is similar to the tion line of Mountain States Pow Co. $26.75; Mrs. Mary LaCas«.« T H IS T LE : W. E Poole $74 75 station to carry on specific studies aluminum will turn a little darker $12.00: C. R. Lindgren $450.75: individuals, who manage to get along with their neighbors, al er Company on County Road No. W. J. Cloydes $286.70; Mary E than normal, but this Isn’t harmful. COUNTY FARM : Pac. Tel A requested by certain industries, And generally the process will leave though they may not care to neighbor with all of those they 579. located in Section 2-, Tp 18 Turner $217.10; Lucille H. Vale Telg. Co. $3.50; Mt. States Power the results of which, however, aie the utensil a little brighter. chance to know and perhaps the nations can learn to get along S. R. 5 W. W. M . $193.50; Zula Kickbusch $194 55; Co. $20.15; Gordon Hoare $145.00; j always available to the general Agreement between Lane Coun just as well. Tony Rnmig $187.13; Mrs. A. J Margaret Hoare $100.00; Henry public. We recognize the fact that it would be just as difficult to ty and Gustafson Fuel Company Kamniunn $92.05; Doris Blanton B H ilton $100.00; Georgia E. wood. change the government of Russia as it would be for Russia to fo r Appointment $120.00; Hulda B urr $67.53; Phy L I M B q i'U T A H TO BE of Rodent Control sicians A Hospital Sup. Co. $1.55; Blackburn $10000. Louis M Bliss try and change the democracies of the western powers. We be Supervisors. $12.50; Nettie Follett $5.00; Evva i A D JU ST E D lieve that it is possible for both the democracy and dictatorship Order recommending issuance Koke-Chapman Co. $26.80; Office Gandy $10.00; Korn Baking Co. ! A uthority has been granted to YOUR GENERAI, R U X T R IC DEALER Mach A Sup Co. $2.00; N o rth $1167; Bert Smith $3 40; B road-’ Mo exist in the world at peace, otherwise it might be a war of o f 7 liquor licenses. the regional office of price admin west Cities Gas Co. $0.76: way Market $27.93; Puritan Drug We w ill have a complete line of extermination, which would prove costly to both us and our COMMISSIONER’S COURT H E A LT H O FFICER: Nellie Co. $6.18; Eugene F ru it Growers istration to adjust quotas on lamb General Electric appliances, ad visa rv. U S E COUNTY Bukowaki $12.75; W. O. Spencer Ass’n $150; Standard Fetal Co. slaughter between July 1 and automatic washers and every May Claims, 1945 $0.50; Navarre J. Dunn. M.D. $20.45: Eugene Cm . Pipe A Prod. August 15 to meet any "back-up" thing electrical, as soon os they which occurs in orderly marketing POSTWAR HIGHWAY PROGRAM BENEFITS SCHOOLS ADVER TISIN G : Cottage Grove $2.25; Nettie Neil $0.50; Bessie Co. $9.50; Pioneer Grocery Co. are put on the market. which might lead to spoilage. Mc- Rural education will receive a great impetus from the post Sentinel $4.00; The Siuslaw Oar M ille r $0.25: D arline Lint $1.75; $30.22; Dr. H. E. Scoles $3150: Dannell Brown, Portland district WE ALNO IMI ELECTRICAL war highway construction program, Charles M. Upham. engi $3.60; Junction C ity Times $4.20; IN D IG E N T SOLDIER: Pine D. E Nebergall Meat Co. 52.81; GPA director, has announced WIRING neer-director of the American Road Builders’ association, told The Springfield News $3.75; Guard Lodge Motel $45.91; Irw in R. Fox. N. Scott Jewett $-133. Long-Bell Brown said the authority would Pub. Co. $4.26; Cottage Grove M.D. $22.50; Pac. Tel. A Telg Co. Lbr. Co. $24.67; H. G. Denham a conference of educators at Washington recently. Improvement Sentinel $37.30; Sacred Heart Gen. Hos $4.00; I’> A. Babb ll.lw , $30.95: U,. be used prim arily in areas where 47-tfc of our secondary or country roads under the federal-aid high ASSESSOR: Pac. Tel. & Telg. pital $14.65; Schulz Motor Co. $674; J C. Penney Co. Inc. $15.98; lambs are abundant and are not way act of 1944 will make possible the consolidations of th o u s -______ Co. S7.25: Norman Hanson $130.00; $6.00; Eugene M irro r A Glass Co. Interstate Tractor A Equip Co. ands of school districts and thus raise educational standards for Jean Adkins Olson $120.00; Agnes $11.50; Dicksons Store. Inc* $0 76; C D. Chezem $1575; Gen farm children, he explained. O’Brien $190.00; S. C. Payne $10.02; Jim Brannen T ire Co. eral Road $11.28: “ The little red school house is all right in tradition but it 5175.00; Adeline Volkstorf $140.00. $80.60; General Rond $18.24; Pet DOG: City Recorder-Florence had its drawbacks. Having to trudge daily through mud dust ' Iaurin<’ Mercer 5140.00; Jean ersen Bros. Service Station $3 65: $392»; Guard. Pub. Co. $4.80; or snow to reach it. impaired its value.’’ Mr. Vpham said.’ “ AU $l?° 00; Jack Rowland Moss St. Grocery $10.00; Irish A Augustus J. F lin t $153.50; State $25.00; A. E. Hulegaard $4.25: Murphy $10.00; Eugene Hospital Ind Acc. Com. $4.13: trends are now toward the modern consolidated school with Cottage Grove Sentinel $66.75: Ad- A Clinic $56.55: GENERAL ROAD pupils delivered in school motor buses, but these school houses dressograph Sales IN S A N E ; M a rk Hathaway, Agency SI 1.00; C A M : Dick A lli depend upon the highways. Surveys show that there are between May & Mead Co. $4.50; Boehnke $1.00; Ted B. Spohn $4.30; Dr. II. son GENERAL $29.60; Norland Powell $29.60: 5.000 and 10.000 rural school consolidations that should be made, Print. Co. $5.90; Agnes O’Brien E Lamb $35.00; D r Alfred B Elvin Rhinevault $51.80; Pac. Tel. but are now impossible because of road conditions.’’ P-acock $10.00; Dr. Theodore A Telg Co. $22.65; Pac. Tel. A $50.00; General Road $11.48; “ America has 2.400.000 miles of rural roads serving 6.000,- C IR C U IT COURT: Koke-Chap- Lundy $3.00: Dr. II. E. Scoles Telg. Co. $5.60* Tom Atkinson yp 000 farms, but only 45,000 miles have a high type pavement and man Co. $87.70; Bancroft-W hit- $45.00; $38.50; George Stock $188.35; Irva JU V E N ILE DEPARTM ENT. 99.000 miles have a low-type bituminous surfacing.’’ Mr. Upham ncy Co- 56.50; R. N. Appling Dick $140.00; H arry W illiams went on to say. “ The res't of these country highways—2.262.000 ^m R P. Riddlesbarger Naomi Nichols $210.00; Imogene $50.00; Fred Smigley $210 00; E. Grubbe $130.00; Pac. Tel. A Telg J Mabe $185 00; L. I. Doane Tel. —miles have a non-treated surface, are merely graded and West Pac. ,l? & Pub. Co. $6.00; Reese W in Co. $16.25; Naomi Nidhols $3 95; $185 00; C. E. Duckworth $185.00; drained, or are simply trails. When we consider the millions of gard $15.00; The Frank Shepard Tidewater Assoc. Oil Co. $098; John Trunnell $185.00; Geo. Tol- farm children that must use such roads, the need for giving at- Co. ... - E. Scoles. ____ - ....... - _____ ___ ML). $12.00: Cres- Co. $10.00; $10.00; Bancroft-W hitney Co H. Continued on Page 7 tcntion to our highways strictly from an educational angle be- $5.00; R. N. Appling S25OOO- Doro- scys' $4 50; General Road $14.13; comes apparent.” thy Putnam $20.00; John S JUSTICE COURT: Howard M. S. Duer F A LL PLOW ING REVIVES $20.00; M ark Hathaway $34.00; Brownell $75.00; C ity of Oakridge GRASS $45.00; Pac. Tel. & Telg. Co. $6 40; The Frank Shepard Co. $15.00; THEY WANT HELP In sorting the current Sentinel mail we find that we have a CLERK: K arl Klaus Co. $3.52; J. U. Goude $4.80; R. P. B e rn -, An old seeding of Alta fescue $4.40; Eiva R. George $1.00; on the Granger experiment station number of appeals from the various branches of the armed ser H. W. Hall $7.80; V a llt^ Print. A hardt W. B. D iliard W E. Masters $1.00; Koke-Chap- farm at O.S.C. which had reached vice. In fact so many appeals are coming through for so many Stat. §15 75'' Co. P a $230.00; ^T H ^ A TelJ3'11^ man Co. $63.00; fioehnke P rint the so-called "sod bound" stage enterprises that it would take a special edition to print all of it. si^aoi S. E. Skene $190 W- Eva Co. $16.63; w ith almost no seed production, I he problem is complicated by the paper shortage anti lack of L. Duckworth $175 00- Grace M MUSEUM; J. E. Oakes $140.00; was restored to good seed yield help in the newspaper plant. L. Dawson $155.00; Hek«n Romaine Eugene W ater Board $47.47; by the simple method of plowing Here’s a sample of w hat’s on our desk : Four articles on the $150.00; Sara A lle n $150.00; Manerud - Huntington Fuel Co. it shallow in the fa ll and letting salvage of fats, tin cans and waste paper. Two articles from Blanche Sweet $135.00; Nica Mc- $7.50; B ill’s Garbage Serv. $2.00; it sprout again from the turned sod. A seed yield of 250 pounds Chief W. E. Bell of Eugene navy recruiter, one wanting hospital $140.00; Doris Fegles $140.00; ^¿J^.’^ach^.Paper corps for the navy, one wanting more recruits for the volunteer i ,or£>nce Goodwin $140.00; Doro- PREDATORY , '* '^ ' «r" z A N IM A LS : Guy per acre followed. S. Prichard $43.56; Chester G. group. An appeal to dog owners to enlist pets for the war by «,7t-7ilbt.na,m d '00’. L July ;JOth. An appeal by the Uoast Guard for more SPARS. An ’ he’Willamette P°ressSo.(’ F. L. Hight $200.00; PUBLIC W ELFAR E COMMIS article from the war finance corporation on surplus government Armitage $28 48 Shelton-Tum- SION: Leslie M. Scott, St. Treas. profM«rty. These are in addition to several other appeals previous- buil-Fuller Co. $64.00; Valley $8,981.20; ly discarded for lack of room. Print. A Stat. Co. $54.15; A lle /- S H ER IFF: C. L. C u r t i s * A n d on to p o f it a ll we had to ta ke o f f fo r the 4th in the baugh Print. Co. $19.70; Koke- $174.46; N. F. Whipps $377.00; for Chapman Co. $122.25; Cressey’s Pac. Tel. A Telg. Co $43.88; C. L. m id d le o f the week. Gosh, w h a t’s the w o rld com ing to?!????? $10.20; Northwest Cities Gas Co. Curtis $180.00; W C. Romaine $7.59; Keystone P rin t Co. $71.64; $17500; N. F. Whipps $175.00; CORONER: P. J. Bartholomew Frances Mae . Acheson $150.00; $24.40; Andrew Christenson $5.6i); Garnet VACATIONISTS, TRAVELERS, HUNTERS. Rowland $560; Robt. J. P irric COUNTY COURT: Pac. Tel. A Gives you protection from one day as long as needed Telg. Co. $11.25; Patricia Sylvers $8.40; M ark Hathaway $54.75; and at low cost. $150.00; W. J. Holland $1.80; A l Ted B. Spohn $24.69; Fred R. len P. Wheeler $14.60; Osburn Mailloux $4.58; Ted Finucane Details gladly furnished. Hotel $9.80; Koke-Chapman Co. $6.99; C. S. Carlson $58.59; Loree $11.40; Howard Peckham $22.80; Whipps $50.00; Orchard Auto John Dugan $10.00; Parts Co. $3.62; Koke-Chapman COURT HOUSE: C ity of Eu Co. $49.80; W. C. Romaine $16.53; It pays to insure in sure Insurance gene $100.90; Edward F. Ivy C. L. Curtis $10.00; O. E. Crowe O ffice phone 72 Residence phone 104 L $140.00; David Swenson $140.00; $4.15; The W illam e’ tc Press Bert Weyer $60.00; L illie Weyer $12.00; Standard O il Co. $30.29; $21.00; P L. Sill $155.00; Eugene Slovens Typew riter Co. $6.00; As W ater Board $121.88; Packer- soc. O il Co. $5.59; Young's Paint Scott Cd. $6.00; G ilbert Bros. Inc. Shop $60.00; Cresseys’ $10.45; N. $64.36; Johnson Furniture Co. F. Whipps $5.20; Scherer M otor $177.00; Hendershott’s $0.85; Co. $13.85; Brickey’s Auto Serv. •7 Mountjoy & Carmichael $0.45; $21.10; General Road $40.83; Northwest Cities Gas Co $1.54; Scherer M otor Company $1.55; Zeilerbach Paper Co. $4.65; S H E R IF F -JA IL: Ralph M cIn B righter Homes Store $8.35; God- tyre $135.00; Allen Hart $110.00; love the Plumber $38.45; B ill’s J. W. Kram er $24 48; C. C. Hyde Garbage Service $10.00; R. A. $35.00; Eugene M irro r A Glass Babb Hdwe. Co. $4.22; J. J. Jor Co. $0.90; Newmans Fish Market Yes they are here. Germ killing lights may sound far gensen $3.00; » $17.06; Dr. H. E. Scoles $7.50; fetched, but they have been tried and endorsed by physi COUNTY OWNED L A N D S :, Manley Plumbing Serv. $1.40; Cuttaflr tRrovf Jfrnttmrl Published Every Thursday at Cottage Grove, Oregon Established August 15, 1889 •ih Brisbane Electric Brisbane Electric To M y Friends and Customers: I fin sold the (’ottage Grove Weld ing and Boiler Works to Mr. doe Olds. I wajit to thank all my eustoniers and friends for your business and trust you will continue patronge to my former shop. PAUL RADTKE IDEAL GIFTS SERVICEMEN SPECIAL ACCIDENT POLICY Money Belt Hand Brushes Charles S. Hall Insurance Agency $1.75 89c Vacuum Bottle fillers 75c pt. Cottage Grove, Oregon Zemacol, for poison oak 49c-97c Calamine Lotion for poison oak 19c New Germ Killing Lights Now In Stock Absorbine J r $1.25 size 98c Sea Breeze Antiseptic 50c $1 cians and others. The heart of the germ killing lamp is the Germicidal lamp which resembles a fluorescent lamy in di mentions and operating characteristics, does not have pow er coating on inner tube, but does have costlier glass which is efficient in transmitting ultra violet rays direct through the tube. Minipoo, New Dry Shampoo $1.00 The germ killing lamp is not a cure; it's a preventa- tive by destroying air-laden germs. Ball Banks Hodgers Electric & Radio Shop 505 Main 46-4tc-49 39c You must get faat, effective relief with T E M IN from miserable discomfort, or your money back, tiet free Information on TFBKIN Powiiler or Tablets, in C ollage Grove at COTTAOE (iROVE PHARMACY, 682 Main. Phone 244 47-1 Of. Thank Y ou... Cottage Grove, Oregon Having sold our business to Karl E. and Madeline E. Gaines we wish to thank our many friends for their pat ronage anti courtesies which have made our business during the twenty two and a halt years we have been in business on this same corner and sin cerely hope you will extend the same courtesies to the new owners. ELIZA B. HOWE BERTHA A. HOWE
