The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, August 02, 1945, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textt P au j ito TIU RSDAV, AVOVftT 2, 1945 m il and highways he Incorporated M arket $25.74; Long-Bell Lbr Holland $32 40; Mrs. Agnes Pick- HOW TO AVOID A NERV 0U8 BREAKDOWN in the system principal secon- Co. $9 59. Standard Feed C o ., on $40.50; Most o f your body, as you grow up, creates new eells and dary roads. • $28.38. R A. Uahb Hdw. Co. $5 67; E L E C T IO N : L lo y d Howe W. C. MARTIN Franchise to Lane County Elec Jim Brannen Tire Co $1.25; P. J. $190 00; Gladys Ilerrlg $80.60, N a sheds old ones like a brickla ye r taking on more and better Editor, Publisher tric Cooperative. Inc., for a power Hanna Company $17.80; J. J. John dine Scofield $2180; V H Row bricks. Hut this isn't true of yo ur nervous system. Hight now Subscription Rates, Cash in Advance were born w ith, Subscription rates, cash in advance. No subscription fbr leas than 3 pole line franchise to the A C son $170; C. D. Cheacm $23 60; land $25.00; Manning Leonard you have the game nervous nicehauitnu that you wen* Bohmstedt Ounpany Fruit Linds Bird's Rest Home $57 67; A ll your lenru- months. and you're never going to get a d iffe re n t om $7 50; Fred Ludford $6 00; C. N 6 Mos. 1 Yr. 3 Mos Plat COUNTY O W N E D LANIX5: ing can’ t make nature add a single cell Io it. Paden $25.00; 0 . G. Parker $2100; In Lane-Douglas Counties — ...... -■ .....2.00 1 26 .75 Order vacating roads in the Cot Helen Sorenson $160 00: Pac. Tel. Ri*ss Mathews $21.00; Cottage T hai being tin 1 case, it is only g«»od sense to be kin d Io yo ur Outside This Dist. in Oregon ..................... ...J2.25 1.50 R0 tage Grove Reservoir Area. & Telg. Co. $6.25; J. H. Fowler Grove Sentinel $150.00; E A nerves, and fortunately they w ill respond Io g< oo«t nervous by- Outside Oregon In U. S . _________________ .....2.50 1.00 1.75 Order vacating portion of an al $80.00; Valley Print A Stat. Co. Sehwering $2 00; C A M Transfer ley in the Amended Plat of Fair- $7.25; J. H. Fowler $186.00; F L. l>>. $30.00; Wm Olsen $4.90! O. H. gieiie. Foreign Rates on Application. Y ou ’d like Io have y o u r nervous system p u rr like a well- Armed Forces in U. S. _________________ .....2.00 Armitagc $10 00; A. H. llinkson Jones $61.30; John S. D urr $25 15; 1.50 1.00 mount. stroked eat f Then avoid the too intense mental a c tiv ity ehurac- Order granting permission to $587.00; Armed Forces Overseas ________________ .... 1.50 J. F. McFarland $40.75; W. W 1.00 teristie of nervous fulk.^T urn down the gas under the teakettle Andrew Christensen to lay and CORONER: P J Bartholomew Edmiston $14.65. Wm. Madilaugh Entered at Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second class matter. maintain a water pipe line along $2880; $150; Candis Foster $1.00; John to keep from blowing the lid o ff This may mean dropping some Henderson Avenue, interests which keep you in a constant fret and frenzy try in g Louise Schultz $1.00; N. E. Steele $1.00; Order appoint ing Eva C. King. I | DKP. C H IL D . IN S T . NATIONAL CDITOAI A L . C. A Peterson $2.00; C. 8 , Carl tn satisfy iueesaunt demuuds. It's sm arter to seal» down vast Home $103.33; The Boy's A Girls iati ^ A S S O C I A T I O N Justice of the Peace Pro Tern of Aid Soc. $10 00: Catholic Chari son $14.10; Wayne Trowbridge ambitions than t o break »lown when you learn that no human the Cottage Grove Justice District I $8.40; Chas. Martin $6.90; Law being can curry out the exhausting program you have design i ar i a i l i u j s W t e « Order fixing compensation of ties, Inc. $75.48: probation officers. DISTRICT SEALER: Dept. of I rence Lawson $20.70; Chas Beid- ed fo r yourself. i inger $6.90; MailWeU Env. Co. Don't think that You w ith a great big capitai Y are so con Order regarding paid vacations Agriculture $49.03: $31.50; Koke-Chapman $1250; J. KELLY FIELD D E FE N S E : Office Mach. A Sup. and paid sick leaves for county foUUtledly im portant that society has to sd jiist itaelf to y»U- i N. Dillon $4.25; Gooldson Com In a year or two there w on’t be enough boards on the fence employees. Co. $8.75; Pacific Telephone A Persons w ith over-wrought nerves often temi to retreat l'rom munity Hall $5.00; Goshen Grange around Kelly Field to call it a ball park. As had as the boys andi O rder for public dance hall li Telg. Co. $21.15; Walling Bldg un-n’t approdateti. Hall $5.00; Srh.x.l Dlst. No. 174 social uetiou w ith the feeling that they tnen too need recreation, w hat financial investm ent then» is in cense to C. S. McIntire, Comman | Account SlOO iMl; $5.00; Mary E. atom-field $5 00. They take th e ir marbles and go home W itli plenty of lime o li the present ball park will soon he nil and the reason for th is is der VFVV Post 3232, Florence. D IS T R IC T ATTO RNEY; Cath ami œ il eom niiinioii, School Dlst No. .32 $3.00; Irving the ir banda foe gloomy iutroapeetiuii erine Whaeler $125.00; Viola Wick 7 o 'n ’L' th at the ball park isu ’t being used except in the fall of the year, Oregon Lodge $500: Jasper sturi building up to a troiucmlom* breakdown. They Order regarding investment of $140.00; Matthew Render A Co. ' by the high school. ! Grange $5 00; Baptist Church 1 1 DR H A HAOEN $15.00; F. L Armltage $10.20; The South Lane Soft trail association purchased lighting funds. $5.00; Baptist Church, Junction Pac. Tel. A Telg Co. $3045; equipm ent just prior to the w ar and sta rte d a softball league.! Resolution for establishment of Western 'C ity $5.00; City of Junction City Union Telg Co. $5.00; I county road near Thurston. Day Gerold »640; Albert Smith Chas. Humphreys $268.32: Carl $3.00; Alfred Stelnhauer $5.00; but the league was soon suspended p a rtly because of the w ar and mostly because the softball association officials say they c a n n o t! i n^ ^ ^ rJ PPO'n,lnK 1>pu,y " eed ■ West Pub. Company $3.00; Office Chester Ayres $5.00: School Ihst $61 15; Joe Graham $7 40; Carl Holm A CO. »Z2 75. M Wilhelm Machinery A Supply Co. $2.00; D. Flnaeth $72.00; Geo. R. P ia tt $103; J. D Walling $224 00; K L. No. 25 $5.00; Leaburg School afford to go to the expens»' of changing the lighting system to Order cancelling warrants, EM ER G EN CY R E L IE F : CKn- $12 80: Paul J. Cauthorn I9 60; Angst $1,906 56; Clyde Kqui|>ment Dint. No. 126 $500; London 4-H accommodate football and back to softball and the high school. Agreement between Lane Coun- ' ton Hurd $5.00; Marvin T. Wartick »72 00; Kather- Co $3 82; M arlin Petersen $24 40; Mother’s club $5.00: lx>ne Pine (V $2850; according to the softball association, has not seen fit to share in ty and Willis Brewster for stock F R U IT INSPECTOR: Ray Bow- yn Thompson $21.00; Willie IXrtd» Jim Brannen Tire Sch»x»l Dlst. No. 159 $5.00; P U L Work* • er $125.65; James Hemcnway the expense o f the change over. The result is we have not had pile. »15.00; Dick Mock »40.00; Bob Cottage Grove Maeh. L. Sec. Vera M offitt $5.00; Lorane Read »25 6.3; V. I). Fogle $84 00; $14.70; Ganlner Radiator Ser any softball fo r a couple of summers, not even the Band lot kind. Order recommending issuance $35.00; Grange $5.00; Fred Ilnstiek $5.00; I H E A L T H D EP A R TM EN T: Par M. Allen $32 00; Earl N Thomp $6 20; Goodrich Sllvertown Stores In the meantim e we are no nearer a solution in providing of 3 liquor licenses, Lowell Grange $5.00; Alice Tolli Tel A Telg. Co. $23 30; Mary son $68 25; B. A. Washhurne $292 68 J E. llaaeltlne Co $16216; the proper recreation fo r the youth o f this and the surrounding COMMISSIONER'S COURT ver $5.00; School Dbst. No. 61 LaCasse $12.00; Mrs. Grace Mur- $8 80; Hans Nielsen $8 80; Daniel Minnesota Mining A Mfg. Co. communities, although we have done a lot of talking. It is in L A N S COUNTY $5.00; Mapleton Garage $5 00; 1 ray $12.00; New Service Laundry I I.O.O.F. DeFoe $108.80; Nell P. Itioms $166 80; Geo. Myrmo A Sons Hall $5.00; L. C. Acker- teresting to note th at softball o r at least some sort of baseball June Claims, 1945 '$4.46; C utter Laboratories $62.43; i $115.20; Edward V »nada $12 60; $12 74; Richfield Oil Company has survived in practically every com m unity it has been sta rte d J A D V E R T IS IN G : Guard Pub. Pennsylvania Salt. $19.00; F. L . i ley $5.00; M A. Nadeau $5.00; James P. Hall $38.40; Robert J. $56 20; Richfield Oil Co $12.11; $5.00; Warnke $70.40; Chas E Stuart Geo. Schaefers' $134.81: Shell Oil except in this one. Company »575.23; Cottage Grove j Armitagc $16.00; R. D. Furrer Noti Christian Church IO O F Ixxtge No. 231 $5.00; Union It looks to us th a t it is high tim e somebody was doing some- Sentinel $30.50; $6.50; C. R. Lindgren $441.30; W. $32.00; B. F. Goode »130.20: H. O. Company $$5 50; Tidewater Asso th ing to save the investm ent in Kelly Field ami in try in g to s tirj ASSESSOR: Agnes O'Brien J Cloyes $340.30; Tony P. Ramig High No. 1 $5.00; 0 . N. Peterson Rleck $8140; Ralph Petrold ciated 181 Co $50 81; Alvia Wicks ” ' M.W.A. Hall. Junction City $9660; S H. Flnegan $19 20; Zel- $6763; West Side Auto Wreckers up a little interest in softball or baseball, even if i t ’s no more i $190.00; S. C. Payne $175.00; Ade- $254.60; M ary E. Turner $211 45; $5.00; Mrs. Wm. Knoedler $3 00; I th an a few sand lot games. If ou r inform ation is correct th a t the line Volkstorf $140.00; Maurine Zula Kickbush $191.25; Lucille H School Dlst. No. 19 $5.00; Mrs lerhaeh Paper Co. $10.29; Electric $.75; Fred Langston $172.20; Ro 'V ale $198.25; Mra. A. J. Kam- city owns th e Kelly Field p rop erty and it looks like an assinine Mercer $140.00; Jean Schroeder mann $102.85; Doris C. Browning 1 E,!" e po,,ard 55 ° ° : School Disi Steel Fndry Co. $7468; Cottnge land Harper $105 00; Gene Burna $93 45; Ray Rami $62 90, Arden Jack Rowland situation to let the g ran d sta n d rot dow n and the boards fall i $130.00; Jack Rowland $25.00; No. 19 $5.00; Sch.xjl Dlst No. 19 Grove Lumber Co. $21.09; New W ard Griffin Norma Hanson $130.00; Jean Ad- $8X30; Huida Bure $80.85; U. S i port. Kern Kibhe $48.00; Crea- Powell $5920. from around the fence. $5.00; Donald Connor $5 00; j kins Olson $120.00; Lois McEI- Government Printing Co. $.75; I »y's $123; Martin's Uphobtery $48 10; Guy McFerrln $33 30; F The solution it seems to us is to lease the field to the soft- fresh $36.80; Bailey Motor Co. Ivke-Chapm an Company $2 50; School Dlst. No. 34 »5 00; City of $21.00; Carlson Hatton A Hay. H McBee $7 40; Jack Richards $5.00; Methodist ball association and perm it the association to proceed w ith the $79.15; Friden Cal. Sales Agency ' {*flc e Mach. A Supply On. $2.00; Springfiehl Inc.. $24 46; C. H Lange $36808; $44 50. 8. T Rose »5180; Jonn needed im provem ents and let the high school share in the ex $640.00; Pac. Tel. A Telg. Cb. j Dairy's Supply Company $3.50; Church $5.00; W. H Hobbs »500; ' Central Lincoln Peoplea Util. Dlst. Graham $44 40; Fred Beldler Mra. Dalmer C. Ranmlell $5.00; ! pense of ehanging the lighting equipm ent. $7.65; Burroughs Adding M ach .; Northwest Cities Gas Co. $0.76; $2.00, Mountain States Power Co. $2560; Eugene Overton $22 4O; Thurston Grange $500; Commun- I f you share these views, d o n ’t sit baek and wait for the Co. $17.45; Stevens Typewriter Stevens Typewriter Co. $14.45; jlty Hall. Veneta $5 00; We In imo | » 1 00; Pac Tel A Telg Co. $4 HH Ix ro y Muno $25 60; John M Cole other fellow to move. Tell y our views to the city council, the Co. $160.00; May A Mead Com- JU S T IC E COURT: Howard M Pac. Tel. A Telg Co. $6 05; Moun $6 40. W E Ted ford $40.70 M C. planning corntnission. to th e ’achool board. A nd w e'hope it w to n fp a n y $4.50; A. E. Hulegaard $5.30; Brownell $75.00: Pac. Tel. A Telg Rebekah Lodge $5.00: School IXst tain State* Power Co. $24 66; Cot Johnson $31.1$; Hex Tucker C. E. tage Grove W ater System $1.75; $33.30; John Sanders be ,oo long br f o r , , h . high sohoo, uil! h a v e . t .oM of ,h o ir o w n , S g ° S S S Î t O . - »HO.«,: T. Tedfortl Valley Board $42.39; Davis $192.40; W Club $5.00; F V. TreadgnM $5 IXL Eugene W ater Fuel Co. 1 Printing A Stst. Co. $27 55; Cres Manerud - Huntington Orchard Auto Parts Co. $17 40; $74 00; Gene Bums $7.5 65. Rav School Dlst. No. 129 $5 00; W lll.i- MORE THAN JOBS NEEDED sey's $17.20; Koke-Chapman Com S3 73; R A. Babb Hdw Co. $1 35; H. M. Petersen Motor Co. $120.40; Rsnd $48 10; A n ten Puwsll $33 30: From Idaho comes one of the b e a t'p lan s yet for creatin g pany $223.60; Burroughs Add. BUI'» Garbage Service $2.00; A l- 1 ketuio Grange $5.00; School Dirt. Clara E Stowell $3 95; Rill's Auto Ward G riffin $22.21). Guy McFer jobs. Gordon Squires, publisher of th e Cascade News, sa y s: “ It Mach. Co. $17.45; The Willamette Service $14.75; H. Fagerlund rln $55 50; F. B. McBee »29 60: is easy to make 60 million jobs, or 70 or 80 o r 100 million. Simply Press $5.50; Remington Rand, Inc. W ater » o a ro 542 is . $12.00; Johnston Motor Company Jack Richards >53 40; M. C. John forbid the use of iron, then everyone would have to grub from $80.25; S. C. Payne $9.90; A. E. PU B LIC W E L F A R E COM: Lcs- strom $5.00; Church of God $5.00; $2309; W alter J. Brynd $7.75; son $133.50; 11 m Tucker $74.1X1; lie M. Scott, St. Treas $68910; dawn to d ark ju st to keep alive . . . O r forbid the use of the i Simmons $18.00; Kendall Motor Company $261.31; John Saia lent $65 5$; A. B Smith 1 U t LN’ ngelical Church $5.00; Mrs Ballou A Wright $4.3.78; Economy $62 10. Fred Langston $29.40: Ro M. qenti w v n j n wheel—even wooden wheels. Then we would d rag everything CIRCUIT COURT Grace Rob- Leslie PRFnATO BV i w r o » i i L* ah Freeriwen 15.00; W.O.W Battery A Elec. Co. $10.25; Floyd land Harper $96.60; Gene Burna along over the surfaee of the earth. . . . ertson $18.25; R. N. Appling $250.00; Dorothy Putnam $20.00; Glthens Motors $64 56; J D. W all- $35.60, Ray Rand S70JO; Ardon . M M 3 « y S Pnch- $5 00; Knights of Pythia« »5.00; “ There would be plenty of jobs from the womb t o lh e tonib ing $2.948 00. M Wilhelm $104.00; Powell $62.90. W ard G riffip if we forbid the use of sew ing or w ashing m achines; or mowing I Reese Wingard $15.00; The Law S L A U G IIT E R E D **»»«*»«» A * s A* tand $5.00; D. L. McNeil yers Co-op Pub. Co. $7.50; N a Minnesota Mining A Mfg Co. $27 70; Guy McFerrin $99 90; A N IM A L S : 'M o n C e n tra l Presbyterian machines, going back to the scythe; o r locomotives, going back tional Service Bureau $2.00; Gor Sara June Hartman $95.00; John $31 20; Standard Oil Company of Jack Richanls $124 60; S T. Rose Church $5.00; Grace Lutheran to the ox c a rt; o r lig h t bulbs, going back to the tallow d ip! or don A. Rams lead $15.00; Stevens- C. Williams $6.00; Cal. $76.28; Reaver's Lodge $125.80; John Graham $148 Ou. Church $5.(X); Northwest Christian pow er looms, going back to the spinning w heel.’’ $186 30; A B. Scarlett $268, R Fred Beldler $128 00; Eugene Ness Law Pub. Co. $7.50; Stanley S H E R IF F . C. L Curtis $180 00; E d ito r Squires points out th a t the present plans to create Darling $10.00; West Publishing, N. F. Whipps »17500; W C. Ro College $5.00; Episcopal Church A. Babb Ildw Co. 1171.45; Carl Overton $115 20. John M C-.le Congregational Church jobs contem plate more debt, m ore taxes, more p rin ted money, Co. $5.00; Revolving Fund S1.35; maine $175.00; Frances Mae Ache- $5.00; Holm A Co. $2,253 23, Mapleton $6.40; Frank Baker $96.00; Leroy $5.00; Fairmont Presby Church Pac. Tel. A Telg. Co $16.63; M ark son $150.00; Art Williams $9 60: Garage $12.26; Glen Alllaon Muno $44 80; W E. Tedford and a super-duper W PA. $5.00; Carroll S. Fauncv $5 00; H. He recom mends th a t the w ay to reach the desired goal is Hathaway $36.00; Thos. S. Wells Robert Pirrie $4.80; Pac. Tel. A C. Secoy $5.00. R. S. Anderson $96.20; Ralph Nichols $51 80; Mike »92.50; M C Johnson $35.60; Ilez by “ increasing the o utput per hour and hence the earnings of $32.00; Cafe Del Rey $11.25; Os Telg. Co. $48.00; Loree L. Whipps $5.00; School Dlst. No 188 $5.00: Rodakowskl $54 60; John Moore Tucker $70 30; John Samiers everyone who w ants to work in a free country w here he can burn Hotel $10.50; The Lawyers $6.25; M ark Hathaway $2.99; N. Four Oak» Grange $5.00, Bethel $96 20: C. N. Chapman $81.40, $3 45; A. B Smith $19 00; F B. Pub Co $12.00; Koke-Chap-. F. Whipps $15.95: O. E. Crowe School Dial No. 52 $5.00; I. Slay- Rob*Ci.»ney $85 10; E. Rhlnevault McBee $108 60. W aller Hoey Mo. choose his job— which he c a n ’t do in Russia, and soon will no* Co-op man Co. $666.50: $4.70; W alter W. Edmiston $5 00; t $7 40; J W. Murphy $107.30; Dcn- tors. Inc »3 65; A ir Reduction be able to do in A m erica.’’ if the spend-yourself-into-prosperity C LER K : S. E. Skene $190.00; Tidewater Assoc. Oil Co. $9.60; I : ter A Son« $5.00; McKenzie nie Hayes $79.35; A. A. Rlebe Sale» Co. $17.16; White Vulcaniz philosophy is continued. He asks: “ Is it job« we really w ant f . . . Eva L. Duckworth $175.00; G ra ce , General Road $41.48; C. S. Carl-1 School Dist. No. 68 $5.00; School $92 80. John Smith $16.80; Ulen ing Wks $1275; Inter-City Sand Diet. No. 24 $5.00; Camp Creek Ail this talk about 60.000.000 jobs com pletely d isto rts the pic M. L. Dawson $155!00: Helen Ro- son $-16.20; Guy H. Smith $15 34:1 C. iJenn $71.40; J. L. Jejinon A Gravel Co. $7205; P J. Hanns Community Hall $5.00; Elsie M. tu re. W ho w ants full em ploym ent fo r every m an and woman maine $150.00; Sara Allen $150.00; The Texas Co. $1.07; Western Scott Williams $85 1»; Co. $17.23; Union Oil Company $5.00; Cloverdale County »76 80. J H anyw ay? There are 35.000.000 fam ilies in Am erica. W ouldn’t we Blanche Sweet $135.00; Nica Me- Union Telg. Co $31.19; Coak’s! Club $5.00; West Parish Grange W alter Campbell $103.60; W D. $11191. Oregon Sup|)|y Company feel th a t ou r system had done a grand job if 35,000.000 heads of Gee $140.00; Doris Fogies $140.00; Radiator Serv. $14.53; Eugene $5.00; Masonic Lodge No. 51 $5.00; Glaspey $33 30; B B Carter Continued on page 7 —-— r — —------ -— - fam ilies— w ith only 35.000.000 jobs—could provide a happy liv- Florence Goodwin $140.00; Dom Mimeograph Serv. $6.25; Ted B. I School Dist. No. 45 $5.00; Mrs $.3330; Jeff Pettit $28.80; Glen Nichols ing for all these familiesT ,h> Sl30;00’. L' M Bry' Spohn $24.70; Guy H. 1 Herbert V. Moon $3 00; Coyote Allison $96 20; Ralph “ The wmy forw ard is the same w ay we have come. Its gen- Jv w n « • ° r, owla"fl $16.28; Standard Oil Co. $14 28 Community Hall $5.00; H. A. $118 40; Mike Rodakowskl $155.40; S H E R IF F -J A IL ; Ralph M cIn Howe $5 00; Town of Creswell John Moore »88 60; C. N Chap eral direction was right. It is not to make a giant task m aster of , | 20 00- Pac^Tel r° tyre $135.00; Allen H art $18.35; $5.00; Crow Grange $5 00; School man »107.30; Hob Cisney >107 30; 'the state, it is to increase the earnings of the w orker with bet------' eg $21.30; Rempe Manufacturing Co. , James A. Russell $110.00; R. A. Dist. No. 84 $5.00; Mail A column of River E Rhlnevault $51.80; J. W M ur te r tools, new inventions, encouragem ent to savings and invest $400; Allenbaugh Print. Co. Babb Hdw. Co. $1.26; Northwest Grange $5.00; Mrs S. R. Willis phy $85.10; F. A. Rlebe »73 60; Fun ’N Fa« U m ent. low er costs, low er prices, lower tgxes. freedom from $10.00; H. F. Krueger Company Cities Gas Co. $6.31; Godlove tiA Ry Mike $5.00; John W. Roberts $5.fX); Ik-nnle Hayes »1W.05; John Smith monopoly and privilege and d ru d g ery —freedom itself. More $4.00; J. K. Gill Co. $3.28; Stev Plumber $3.55; McKee» Bakery I.O.O.F. Lodge No. 207 $5 00; »201.60; Glen C. Dean $130 20; ens-Ness Law Pub. Co. $2.50; $21.37; Tiffany-Davis Drug Co. ‘ Church of Christ $500; City of J. L. Jepson $76.80; J. H. Williams freedom , not less.” Remington Rand, Inc. $18.75; $0.59; Pht«burgh Paints $0.63; I Florence $5.00; School Dist. No. $107.30; Lee Anderson $44.40; Howdy Folks: The phone Shelton - Turnbull - Fuller Co. J. W Kram er $5.00; Allan Hart HITLER ALSO PROMISED MUCH 165 $5.W; Joe .Bednoachek $5 W ; W alter Campbell $66.60; W. D. rang one day. and the man Id ie rn l” , * 130-10; Revolving Fund $2.46; F. $2.49; Newmans Fish Market McKenzie River Active Club Glaspey $149.85; B. U. Carter of the house answered It, There should be a new definition for »o-ealled noerni ) L Arnlitag(> R L Arm i $19.15; Irixh-MeBroom No. 1 $.5.W; School Dlst. No. 97J »5.00; $136.90, Jeff Pettit $112.00; W. A *nd the conversation was parties. They alw ays seek public support under the guise of giv m g the “ common m an.” whoever he may be, g rea ter lib e rty ,' M S T o T ^ P h X s t^ C o i? 10^ 6S: $13.43; Pacific Fruit & Prod. Co. Linslaw School Dist. No. 102J Crispin $5180; Harvey McAtee rather limited; Said he. $4.00; Sher Khan $25.20; Ralph $5.00; Glenwood Dist. No. 1.50 $7 40; O K. Tire Shop $18 15; M. 'IIow should I know, why opportunity and ease of living. But. co n tra ry to th e ir preaeb- Remington Rand,» Inc $112'75: M cIntyre $0.85; Pioneer Grocery »8.00; A. Horn $13.20; W alker Auto Sup don't you call the coast ings, they invariably seek to hind him with shackles of stat»‘ con- Southern Pacific Co. $24.58; Koke- $51.50; Blue Bird Packing Co. DOG FU N D : Carl Gilbert $4.W; ply Co. $14.90; Cottage Grove guard?' When he hatl hung tro l. Chapman Company $23.00;’ Valley 5121.46; Reids Creamery $33.81; August J. Flint $151.29; St. Ind. Auto Supply $4.(X>; Contractors up. his wife asked who was S H E R IF F T D . Stacy M. Rus- Acc. Com. $4.12: Equipment Corp $572.11; Nord- The destruction of personal liberty and private p roperty Print- A Stat. Co. $7.00; Allen E calling. He said. 'Oh. some ling Parts Co. $75.88; Fred Smtg- Nellie McClure rig h ts would be no sw eeter under the term , “ liberalism ,” th an ( i Hamilton $3.00; Shelton-Turnbull- 8el1 SHO W; Jerk wanted t0 know if the G E N E R A L ROAD Fuller Co. $164.75; Keystone SH5.W; E. C. Stuart $170.00; W. ley $14.40; Fcenaughty Machinery ru n d er the term , “ H itlerism .” coast was clear!' G E N E R A L C A M: Ralph Pet Printing Co. $71.64; Northwest w Edmiston $170.00; Margaret Co. $114.70; Eugene Equipment ersen $567.55; Wayne Clarke We hegrd of a local man who stood in a cigarette line no Cities Gas Co. $7.59; The Nation- ! Markham $150.00; Evelyn Knight $50.40; Charley Biedinger $27.60; Co. $18.83; Revolving Fund $2.35; And thut reminds us - al Cash Reg. Co. $1.00; »140.W; Georgenia S. /Totm an Lee Anderson $88.80; Fred Smig- long th a t he got over his cigarette eough, hut contracted fallen . C O U N TY (he one thing worse COURT; Regina ' SHO W; Clara Evans »130 W ; Bet- than a quitter is the arches. Koon »1325.W; Robt. S. Farrell, ' »X King »120.W; Koke-Chapman ley $210.00; L. I. Doane »185.00 E. J. Mabe $185.W; C. E. Duck man who Is afraid to be Jr. $1.00: Allen P. Wheeler $4.60; S160.65: Valley Print. A Stat Co. gin. worth $185.00; John Trunnell W hen one barber cuts the other b a rb e r’s hair, who does the ( W. J. Holland $4.05; Patricia S yl-)S 3.W ; W alter W. Edmirton $46.65; S185.W; Geo. Tolman $185.W; talking? vers »150.W; Nadine Scofield Shelton - Turnbull - Fuller Co. George Slock $185.00; Irva Dick A man can fail many times, $96.00; Pac. Tel. A Telg. Co.'S75.75; S140.W; Hulda Burr $32.40; Harry hut he Isn’t a failure until $16.15; Koke-Chapman Co. $2.90; ' STA TE IN D . ACC. COM.: St Love is like an onion, you taste it with delight, 1 Williams $50.00; A. A. M artin he starts blaming somebody 'Cressey’s $1.25; Clinton Hurd Ind- Acc. Com. »12584; A nd when i t ’s gone you wonder, w hatever made you bite. S210.W; Chas. Iwwis $257.40; L. W. else. $3.12; SCHOC j L SUPT: Margaret C Lawson $2.31.40; Caiella Spence • • • CO U R T HOUSE: P. ,L. S i ll! Blanton $150.00; Imogene Schaf- EA STER N Cop: “ D on’t you know w hat I mean when I hold up my S155.W; S234.W; Roy Fitch $218 40; Wayne Edward F. Ivy »140.W; ; ?«* S130.W; Pac. Tel. A Telg. Co. I HULL-ETIN Clarke »150.60; C. E. VanOsdnl hand?” David Swenson $140.W; Bert $24.4.5; Agnes O ’Brien »9.W; L. C. I $ i« i 70- H u s h H n il» n /t ti7 6 fg i OREGON Old Maid D river: “ I should, I ’ve ta u g h t school fo r 25 Weyer $60.00; Lillie Weyer $19.50; » M o/H tt »77.05; Koke-Chapman ' Clame Park^ $185 W ^ a c iT k T rt’. Inslinct: The faculty years ' ’ Hendershott's $.70; Eugene Sign c-° $212.50; Valley Print. A Stat which tells a woman A Telg. Co Pac. Tel. A Co. $15.W; City of Eugene $53.87; Co. $1.W; Stevens Typewriter Co. ¡Telg $2185- M A llo m «27 00 whether a man needs Northwest Cities Gas Co. $1.18; 57-30; Elmer Swaueert «2 389BO r Í CONCISE SUMMARY OF ALL the total sum of $4,450.W. inducement or encour BUSINESS TRANSACTED BY Order designating polling place Bill's Garbage Service $10.00; Eu- ¡ COUNTY SURVEYOR: Olive R. volving Fund $3 64$ WHhs B re is ’ agement. THE COMMISSIONERS for Lane County General Election gene W ater Board »135T3; R. A. | $150.00; Vera Sten- ’ ter $25.00; Ira Jeffers $150.00; « • • COURT FOR JUNE, to be held on June 22, 1945. Babb Hdw Co. $26.11; Sam H u m -‘ Shoe »64.80; Pac. Tel. A Telg. Co. ; A rt Hendrickson $142.40; Rodney And speaking of encourage 194» Order vacating portion of Frasi phreys $12.00; I . S^ m o n $W 0°: J M. I Burden $107.30; Don Clay $74.00; ment ; we are very eneotir- er-Berry Addition to the town of C O U N TY DUES: Ore Finance Wholesale and Retail tged over the performance Val|py T - Truman $1180; Ed. C Ordered that 21 deeds be made Florence, Oregon. Officers Assn. $2.00; u . S aV- C° . , V n 875: R A' Smi’ b $16,3.80. Claude Tice »76.80; of our Mobil products. When for county owned properties for Order appointing road viewers) C O U N TY F A R M S : Gordon «17 «=; H^W r C<1 W; Crefli,cy'’' WenfIell Whittington $146.85; Ray /ou have tried them, as we the total sum of $4,549.14. to view proposed public road of I Hoare $145.00; Margaret Hoare $17.85, F. L. Armltage, P. M. George $80.10; M. A. Niece have, and seen what high Ordered that 3 offers be re je c t-, D. P. Potter, Special priées on truck $100.00; Henry B. Hilton $100.00; $15.00; Aetna Life Ins. Co. $4.61; $153.60; W ayne Trowbridge quality they are, we feel cd for county owned properties for| Order to approve certain roads Louis M. Bliss $12.50; N ettie Fol !k-v TREASURER: loud lots "«¡i'.V;,’ " " ' , Kathpr'yn God* ¡ «168.00; T. D. Robinett $231.40; sure you will use them and lett $5.00; Floyd Lame $12.00; Nt tia n r?!1 o 00, 0 ^ 5 * Lansing ' Frank M iller $192.40; S. M. Bloom smile with us. Glenn Gifford $15.00; Georgia S ffi« * :o'Gr',í-e ,S^hí í k,'' c °' Treas :’ 179-40; Chas. M artin $172.50; I Blackburn $86.67; E w a Gandy $60.66 I ac. Tel. A Telg. Co. $7.85; A. C. Head $117.30; Lawrence $61.67; B ird> Rest Home $85.15; TLH l«TÍ"¿agPn 3 ? ? í Lawson $6.90; Chas. Beldinger ' Mt. States Power Co. $11.90; Pac. T H IS T L E : Boehnke Printing 1 $6.90; Gilbert Fox Jr. $34.50; Tel. A Telg. Co. $.3.50; Pioneer Co. $17.95; A. R. Edgell $25.35, Stanley Fox $22.50; Gilbert Fox 'Grocery Co. $55.65; General Road Roy Lincoln $34.85; O. H Perry SUPER SER V ICE $186.90; Lawrence Lawson $151.80; $16.38; Bert Smith $5.40; Puritan I $24.75; Edwin Tatum $24.00; Dale William Salerfivld $138.00; Chas. 129 North 9th Drug Company $1.09; Eugene O . Shuey $34.60; W. B. Wetzell Fred Riggs ‘ Fruit Growers Assn. $1.50; D. E. $33.10; James V. Stewart $.35.45; Beidinger $138 00; Phone 252 $135.00; Harry Barker $59.20; Pontiac Sales und Service i , Nebergall Meat Co. $4.82; Keith's Mrs. W. D. Glaspey $.34.00; E. P Neal Perkins $1.33.20; R. H. Bark Elec. Motor Service $7.25; Korn Poole »45.40; W. E. Poole $266.10 S fif H Green Stnntps 40-3t< er $7560; Dave Coy $60.80; Wm. Baking Co $11.66; I ’.roadway i T (> Gunderson $33,95; Mis Torri OlMtn $34.70; .llrn Haines $12 80; Ottoflf firme ^entrad Published Every Thursday at Cottage Grove, Oregon Established August 15, 1889 tan Punsi ,T‘£«"“2 j B H<Mlson ÄW{ w K Kosc, HAY • • ♦ Alfalfa Hay — Also local oats and vetch hay Ci MARTIN MOTORS Cottage Grove Flour Mills CLARK’S Phone 80 ■■■I »À.' 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