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Entered at Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second class matter.
Till K-spAY, JANt'AKY 17, 1946
Need Seen for
Detter Dalance
In Farm Crops
NOTICE
In addition to the genera) out
My office will be clos.d all next week, Janu
look for farm price* and produc
ary 21 through 27. During the flnit three dayii
tion and marketing costs in 1946,
of the week I shall attend the Annual Con
there is m-ed for more consider»»
ference of the League of Oregon Citie* and
tion lo In- given to such factors
during the last three day* I anall attend the
in farming us the livestock-feed
Semi annual Conference of the Oregon Azaoci-
crops balance and the soil-deplet
ation of Chiropractic Physicians.
ing and soil-conserving crops I mi I-
j NATI
EDITORIAL—
ance, says L. R Breit haupt, QSC
DR H A HAGEN
extension agricultural economist.
SSOCIATION
The status of th«- .state's agricul
tural industry is depicted
in
charts in the latest agricultural
situation ami outlook report of
THOSE OVERHANGING LIMBS
th«- extension service.
Our attention has been tailed to the fact that now w ould be
The figures indicate that Ore
a good time to trim thoae overhanging tree limbs along the
by Ray
gon's
toial cropland acreage was
city sidewalks. Trees with branches ten feet above the sidewalks,
increased from 4.140.000 in 1939
which we believe is the minimum heighth specified in the new’
to 4.280.000 in 1944.
gain of
<ity ordinance won’t meet this requirement in the summer
around 5 per cent when allowance
months, if the trees happen to be nut or fruit trees since the
is made tor areas used for mili
Corporal C. A. McCrory, of Centralia. Illinort, eahtbiH • mon-eatinf
fruit or nuts will pull them lower.
tary purposes
The acreage in
fffar. 1 2 feat lang end weighing J50 pound«, which ho hilled in Myitkyine,
It has been suggested a good way to solve the problem of
j small grains, corn and other crops,
Burma. The Regular Army, which otfcri odxonture, security, and a career,
the overhanging limbs would be to hire and man a trnek and
mostly sod depleting, (ncrdHse<l
now i« eeccpting enlistment! from queldied civilian« IS to 34 year* of
from 42 8 per cent to 50.6. Mean
permit the truck to trim where necessary, piling the discarded
age, inclusive.
while the acreage tn hay crops,
limbs within the truck ready to be hauled away.
fallow, idle, etc., mostly soil con
Continued from page 1
serving. decreaaed from 57.2 per
ELIMINATE THE PRUSSIAN SYSTEM
. cent to 49.4 per cent.
One of the principal objections to any system of eompulsory
The ratio in 1939 wus similar to
SENTINEL DESERVES
military training is the old Pruaxian method of army diacipline.
the ratio in 1929 and 1919. thus
SUI-PORT
w hich the army refuse« to change and which builds a caste sys
bringing into question the sound
Cottage Grove. Ore..
tem. contrary to the teachings of democracy. Nearly every de-
ness of the current cropland ratio
Jan. ,14th. 1946
partnient of the army has been modernized except its discipline.
A wild deer was caught on »be if maintained much longer
The
Cottage
Grove
Sentinel:
The evils of the system an- given in a timely summary from
In terms of total digestible nu
Dear Editor: We. as a church, old Pacific highway near Silk
the column of Dorothy Thompson, which is largely responsible
wish to commend you for the creek A dog had chased the deer trient feed requirements, Oregon'»
for the present unrest among the (Ils s-tationed in fon-ign lands
ttveateck and poultry product ion
clean publication you are giving into town.
“The rumbling among (¡Is is the inevitable result of creat the people, especially for the fact
increased 6'» per cent from 1939
A book owned by Mrs. Darrell to 1944. the data indicate. Practi
ing a class army, in which thousands of young men were com that it contains no liquor adwr-
of
Lorane was published in 1845 cally all of the incrcaae occurred
missioned out of universities over experienced veterans; in tising. You an- furnishing the
Il is "Smith's Geography" and in cattle, principally beef cattle.
which political education has been all but non-existent; in which people with a real live newspaper,
tells of Oregon territory being
the peace program is. from an American view, unintelligible as second to no weekly publication in populated by 60.000 Indians and Although a sharp decrease in
either realism or idealism; in which cushy jobs in UNKRA. OWI. the state, for a town of its size few hunters of the Hudson Com- sheep occurred and considerable
in horses, beef cattle increased
WPB, and many other agencies won ail the privileges of an of As a church we also wish io ac [winy.
from 25.5 per cent of the total of
knowledge
our
appreciation
for
ficer with none of the dangers; in which discipline and decorum
Mrs. John Adams wiil arrive the all feed consuming livmtock to
once the war was over were hardly better maintained by offi the courtesies extended to the
churches
of
the
town
in
publish
first of the week from Ventura, 38.2 per cent.
cers than by men.
The incn-a.se in dairy rattle was
ing their church announcements California, to visit her parents,
Add to these confusions and inausterities the immediate and notices. ’
from 28.2 per cent of all livestock
Mr. and Mrs W M Morelm k
cause of the demonstrations: This country has undertaken com
in terms of feed requirements to
The Sentinel deserves the sup
mitments, which will require for many years the maintenance port of all citizens in the town and
C A. VanSchoiack has Ix-en rv- 30.4 per cent. Sheep decreaaed
appointed county road I uit roiman from 23.1 per cent to caily 14 8 and
of larger armed forces than any previous army of peacetimes, community.
homes from 10 8 to 8.0 per cent
and although this has lieeii known for years, and although the
CHARLES O HOSMAN, Sec. for District 14.
The available information iim I i -
Wor has.been over for months, no one has yet any notion of how
Free Methodist Church.
Mrs. J. V. McGee of Albany Is cates that the present total feed
the government intends to raise those forces. The Cl fears there
a guest of her sister. Mrs. Bert requirements for hay eating ani
fore. that he is stuck for years, if not for life.
ROBERTS ROOSTERS LITTU: Trask.
mals is somewhat less than in
“Universal military training, it is safe to predict, has been
LABOR TROUBLES
C. A Bartell. A W Helli well. 1944. but probably still rather
shelved. Certainly (¡1 react ¡ oils abroad will not aid it now. And
Things are pretty quiet out here
large in relation to the acreage in
jf the government does not quickly propose the recruitment of on Harvey Road. I had a little Roy Short and M. J.
soil-conserving
type of fi-etl crops.
left
Wetinenday
for a few day*
occupation forces from volunteers, under a program offering trouble with my flock of New
In some local arv'ot, the balance
fishing
at
Coquille.
equality of opportunity to men of all social origins, as well as Hampshire Red chickens but this
between soil-conserving crops and
education, good pay. and regular furloughs, even that will be is all settled without the aid of
1» YEARS AGO
soil-depleting crops has been up
a
Federal
Fact
Finding
Board
or
difficult. For when the uniform of a country ceases to be a high
set
under the strain of the war
Danger of a flood similar to
I-abor Conciliator. The terms
distinction, few wish to wear it.”
food production program much
agreed upon between myself and that of three years ago seems now more than the state average fig
.Mr. Rooster who represented the to lx- past. 4 42 inches of rain fell ures indicate.
FORMULA FOR INFLATION
hens in this dispute are: A mini in the past 4 days.
.. . As king as the Federal government continues to finance mum of four eggs per day produc
Rlnyinj Rocks
A petition asking the federal
Hit Rox
its needs by heavy borrowing. directly or indirectly from the ed by the flock subject to the fol
Rl^einj HUI. Ringing Rocks park,
government
to
erect
a
postoffice
A convenient hat bo* can be
Scientific tests show that peppers
banks, it will increase the amount of money in circulation anti lowing terms. 33 1/3 per cent in
building here was forwarded to sbo-.it tw<> miles northeast of Potts made by slitting down two corners of ram In vitamin content as they
the amount of new bank credit. This pours a constant stream crease in rations—Double rations Washington this week. The peti town. Pa . it .me of teven placet In
a square box. leaving the side at
of excess purchasing power into the economy, lowers the value on Sundays and Holidays Eight tion bore 120 names of business Pennsylvania where ringing rock» tached to the bottom only. In open change from green to red Peppers
are rich In both the A and C vita
I
unworked
holidays
per
year
with
are
found
When
struck
quickly
with
of the monetary unit and increases the upward pressure on
men.
ing. lift the cover, end with one Un min. but they «how n remarkable in
double
pay
Nine
days
sick
leave
certa.n implements the roekt give ger Ute front can be let down.
prices and wages.—New York Times.
crease ms they redden.
per year with full pay Two
Although the gray digger squir off musical notes, the tones varying
I
weeks vacation per year with full rel is supposed to I m - holed up for with size and quality of the rock.
Soap Jelly
Remove Paint
i pay Free hospitalization — More months yet, one apfieared last Not all the rock» In these sections
There's a use for small bits of un 1 garden privileges Closed Shop
Soap and water will remove fresh
ring but only those which vibrate
paint from washable fabrics. If stain used soap. They can be made into a 1 No Executions until all other week at the John Sutherland freely because of the manner in
is old. soften it with lard or ap soap jelly with boiling water and means including a fair trial have place.
which they are supported Varying
ply turpentine, then launder. On then used far hand washing of stock
L J. McCoy was in Portland in rize from a few pounds to tev-
Tailed
—
Free
membership
in
the
non-washable materials use turpen ings, gloves, lingerie and similar
eral tons, the rocks are all of one
Cottage Grove Flying Club. I Sunday.
items.
tine or spot-remover.
kind--a diabase or trap rock. All
wish to thank the flock for their
A million dollars
will
be are competed of the same minerals,
cooperation in effecting a speedy
Hour
' settlement and now know that full brought to Lane county if the ad- principally augite and labradorite.
Reserve District No. 12
Charter No. 5642
justi-d compensation law goes The lathe • shaped crystals in the
It « J tut A Few Blocks North of Main on Highway 99
production will go on as per sched- through.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK , ule.
labradorite. when studied under a
OF COTTAGE GROVE, IN THE STATE* OF OREGON, AT
Yours respectfully,
Oregon leads in i reduction of microscope, are seen to be lying in
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DECEMBER 31. 1945
all directxms. forming a network In
CLIFF ROBERTS.
traffic deaths in 1935.
which it Is believed sound waves can
(Published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency,
develop.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
E
Woodson
under Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes.)
spent the week end in Portland. •
ASSETS
Tint Starch
THOUGHTLETS
Loans and discounts (including $99 26 overdrafts) ....
100,488.32
Dr and Mrs. H. A. Axley and
White starch «how» on dark fab-
United States Government obligations, direct
daughter Helen left Sunday for
ric If starching is necessary, Uqt
By €arIB. Balch
and guaranteed .. ................................... .................
California to spend several dayx the starch before using For brown
2,723.661.64
visiting relatives.
Obligations of States and political subdivisions......... .
1,683,370.78
clothes, tint starch with coffee or
Corporate stocks (including $3,000.00 stock of Federal
ten For dark blue clothes, use blu
Roy
Short
has
purchased
the
It
is
becoming
increasingly
evi
Reserve bank. ......... ............................. . .........................
3,000.00
ing in the starch. Or use the ready-
stock
of
the
I.G.A.
store
in
Rose
dent, every day, whether we like
Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve
tinted starch on the market. Another
burg.
it
or
not,
that
Russia
will
become
balance, and cash items in process of collection ..
890,714.13
way to st Hen dark fabric is with n
the dominant power both in Eu
Bank premises owned
$11,200.00, furniture and
gelatin dip. Soften two tablespoons
rope
and
in
Asia.
fixtures $3,344.55 .....................................................
14,544.55
of granulated gelatin in « little cold
Soybean Oil Characteristics
There will never tie any perma
Other assets . .................................. .................................. .......
31,402.88
The desirable czarsrtoristicz nt water, then dissolve it in two or
nent
settlement
between
manage
TOTAL ASSETS ,___
___ _______ ________ ____
5,447,182.30
oybean oil are v nerallv low bleach- three quarts of boiling water, and
ment
and labor until suspicion ibg costs, whit-.r products, good let co »| t<g lukewarm. Dip garment
LIABILITIES
of each other is dispelled.
consistency behavior, and good ran- in the solution, squeeze and dry.
Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and cor
Is there any record of any peo cidity behavior. Its undesirable
porations 3,580,880.74
......................................................................
ples or race that has no music? characteristics are poor flavor stabil
Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corpora
Ream Juice
Is the coincidence that the first
tions .-........ . .................................................................
1,034,818.85 session of the United Nations Or ity. particularly ot the lower grade
To save time in extracting juice
oils, and additional cost of hydrogen
Deposits of United States Government.................................... 309,864 77
ganization opened on the exact an ate. But much progress has been from small sized oranges, do not
Deposits of States and political subdivisions ........................ 208,874.49
niversary of the
twenty-sixth made in the flavor stability problem cut in halves but simply cut off
Other deposits (certified and cashier's checks, etc.)...........
stem and ream out juice from the
856.26 birthday of the Convening of the In recent years
whole oraneo in one onoratinn
TOTAL DEPOSITS
$5,135,295.11
first League of Nations a good
Other liabilities.............. ........
15,500.62 or a bad omen ?
TOTAL LIABILITIES ............................................... 5,150,795.73
It is not always easy to keep
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
sweet when you ask some one to;
Capital Stock: Common stock, total par ..............................
THE LANE COUNTY HEALTH
50,000.00 , cooperate with you and he does
Surplus ............................... ...........................................................
50,000.00 not do so.
AND ACCIDENT AGENCY
Undivided profits ...........
.. .
196,386 57
Vinegar has its place on the
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ...... ...
COMPLETE
296,386.57 preparation of food but it is not
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 5,447,182.30 a good sauce of the conversation.
MEMORANDA
White is the symbol of purity
Pledged assets (book value):
(but that does not necessarily ap
United States Government obligations, direct anil
ply to a man's outer skin.
guaranteed, pledged to secure deposits and other
No man can ever do anything
liabilities
.................. .............................
561,157.26 really well when he never forget ’
Other assets pledged to secure deposits and other
Available to all ages—3 months to 75 years I
himself.
liabilities v.....................
14,145.51
—
For complete information mail coupon today.
TOTAL ..... .........................
575,302.77 —--------------------------------------------
Secured liabilities:
Deposits secured by pledged assets pursuant to re
‘1
quirements of law ...
439,707.18
ENROLL NOW:
TOTAL .... .............................
439,707.18
State of Oregon. County of Lane, ss:
lame County Health anil Accident
I, H. E. EAKIN, Vice President and cashier of the above-named will soon be here. We have
201 Odd Fallow* Temple
bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best garden, lawn and feed seeds
Eugene, Ore.
of my knowledge and belief.
and
fertilizers.
H. E. EAKIN, Vice President and Cashier.
NAME
Sworn to and subscribed before CORRECT Attest:
me this 4th day of January, 1946.
J. H. MACKIE
address
MARVEL L. ECCLES,
C. B. STEPHENSON
CITY
Notary Public.
V. V. PENDERGRASS
My Commission Expires June 1st,
Send Information Wltliout Obligation
Directors.
1948.
OUR DEMOCRACY
Letters to the Editor
From Old Files
HEY! KIDS!
ME I ZGER’S “76”
Service Station
And tell your folks they can get gas,
oil, battery quick charges, a tire re>
pair any time day or night.
No y»
FAMILY GROUP
HOSPITAL PLAN
WANTED
USED CARS
Spring Planting
Beidler Feed
& Seed Store
See-R.B.GRAY
Your OLDSMOBILE Dealer
30 South Seventh Street
Phone 14
Cottage Grove
fers a
hospital plan.
of
family group
ONLY A FEW CENTS A DAY