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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1946)
FAtlE TWO THE SENTINE^ COTTAGE PROVE, OREGON Published Every Thursday at Oo•tag«■ Grove, Oregon W C. MARTIN Established August 15. 188W W. C MARTIN------------------------------------------------------- ----- Subscription Rates. Cash in Advance Subscription rates, cash in advance. No subscription for less than 3 month*. । yr 6 Mos. S Moe. In Lane-Douglas Counties_________________ 2.00 1.25 Outside This Dist. in Oregon ______________ 2.25 1.50 so Outside Oregon in U. S.____________________ o an 1.00 Foreign Rates on Application. Armed Forces in U. S. ...JOO 1.50 1.00 Armed Forces Overseas —.1.50 1.00 Entered at Cottage Grove. Oregon, as second class matter. . . jn . 9mttnrl THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 104« more room in the river to carry PUPII.M IN RECITAL this runoff water and it wouldn't The piano pupils of Mrs H A have overflowed f That 24 feet of Hagen held a student recital at HARVEY HOAD AGAIN water the dam held back sounds her home Saturday afternoon. Dear Editor: Everything was like an awful lot of water, but February 2nd. Each pupil played going pretty good out here but when you consider the space that cither one or two memorized num» now everything is going to the the water would cover to finUh l»era. At the close of the program dogs again. Our cow breaks down filling the dam hill, it wouldn't Mrs. Hagen played a request pro the gates and runs away. My hardly be a drop in the bucket in gram of reconts on the radio- credit’s no good and I cant buy comparison. The C. of C, tells us phonograph. hay. I cant complain about ___ lhi»t the greatest flow thru the _____ the Mrs. W C. Martin, Mrs. Fred bill of fare without getting a nasty dam w«« 23») second feet, about Anderson and Mrs Lester Coiner remark about the wood pile and S ' of ' “ the gates capacity and that served refreshments to the fol how hard it is to burr, green this amount of water compared lowing pupils and guests: Joey wood. I usixi to hear old timers to the tremendous flow of Row- McClaman. Marjory Marti n, brag about how much wood their River would have made "very Cha rias Coston, Tommy Long, could cut in a day but little” difference in the crest of Gary NATI Anderson. Veld« Moon. AUDITORIAL wives times ’ must have changed since the high water. Maybe that's Tommy Bricher, Enid Ann LaBluc. FEI SSOCIATION pop was a younge man. Mr Rooet- what some people who were sit- Jerry, Pnultne and Betty Dykstcr- Il ATI OH er Is tormenting trouble again. ting high and dry above the fliKsi huis, Margaret and Alfred Wulff, He wants me to raise the price of would think, but I believe those Bonnie White, Mary Lou Geri, eggs so his hens wont have to who were watching their homes Sheila Markham. Virginia 1 Miley. LOOKING BACKWARD work so hard to earn the same and property being washed away Donna Em*. Phyllis Englund, Oregon looks back this week on 100 years of newspa «paper amount of money and have more would think that every extra Skippy and Mary Ann Hall. Bai history, commemorating the founding of the state’s >first news time to improve their mind or drop of water counted. The high barn and Bonnie Gleason, Albert paper, the Spectator at Oregon City, February 5, 184« whatever they do with their water doesn't bother us but I and W C Martin Jr., Jerry Me- The Bohemia Nugget, the Cottage Grove Leader and the spare time. He just wont ait down hate to see other people duped Cornack. Marjorie Cbiner. estem Oregon, all of which later were absorbed bv the Sen and reason with me. We may sit by what they read In the paper* tinel, can not boast of much over a half century, this half cen at the table together but he will when they can’t see the truth for Better flyelnt s tury however. has been the most important period in the Ameri be on top and on a platter. I want thcirselvcs. If you are making uie of feed «nd a new car and a pop up It seems to me after reading fertiliser *««k* for ’garment* that can history so far as progress is concerned ~r - toaster —•»» all the articles in the paper, that require dyeing, complete the gar the "" I1” •«»»■•Wie. to work but as long as you cant Grove is Just interested ment hrit and dye the finished prod- tru airplane, radio, sound pictures, radar, elect rich y. and mass buy the things you need and want Cottage in Cottage Grove and believes in uet Result* will be mw Mtlafhe» production have all come into common useage. ww*. r>i why work Besides I had the flu letting the people an down the tory. and you will get the moat from »Î OÎtagn<'^V* «nd South Lane county is thought of today and for mite a a while «;,;æ could «»ura only oniy river take care of themselves. 1 your dye ns principally the producer of lumber and yet at the turn of whisPcr and found it hard to dis- suppose when the snow starts the «‘ntury. one of the town’s newspapers was named for what cuss politics. (It was hard to en- melting it won’t bother C. G. so Stains was then thought as the principal industry, gold mining. Who ter into domestic arguments, our Oast Fork will roar merrily Keep some Sliver powdered polish knows what the next fifty years will bring or what we will be too.) For the benefit of our good on its way to see if it can help In In a salt shaker near silver the kitchen । Creswell correspondent who has its tiny way to cause a little more doing? sink to remove stain* on silver a* nv1?«.8 rwnt h,oe of ,he Reader’s Digest a short article dealt j had trouble with a setting hen damage on down the valley. you wash the dishes wi.1 say that this was discussed Of course I’m sure you all with the statement by a newspaper editor that the world has at the last meeting of our Mens progressed faster in the past ten years than any seven hundred Intellectual Debating Society realize the dam can’t regulate it- The hand-press, used to print so maybe I am placing too Oregon's first newspaper u hun years of previous history. The article in question created quite (Sometimes in error called the self, much emphasis on what the dam dred years ago. is now a relic in a bit of comment. : Liars Club by the women out does or does not do. I’m sure the the University of Oregon Press at In this connection it might be interesting to mention that •herei and appointed a committee dams could do a lot of good if Eugene. Babson has advised hi« financial clients, not to purehase mining to contact the proper government when we had a flood the gates ’u * l F thc ”‘a-son that we “V making gold, silver and agency and if the hen doesn't die were shut more than they were witV haJwiyoU "1 a»tew year” RimPly by mixing atomic energy °* old age in the meantime you in the last one. Maybe I’m wrong but it looks to me as if the dams M,th a ¿»He sand. The mining industry does not take in stock will hear direct from them. Your Harvey Road Correspon were here for sightseers, boating, in the Babsnn theory, neither did the livery stable bovs take dent, swimming in the summer time any siock in thc gas buggies back in 1908-10. We would’ like to CLIFF ROBERTS It’s costing us enuf every year set’ a commercial cannery come into Cottage Grove, but we are Rumor runs riot when (acts arc (Ed Note: Speaking of green so guess some one should get told the canning industry is pretty much disturbed over the wo<xi. Bill Thum has solved his little known pleasure from it. iroien food possibilities and a number are adding frozen units problem by using push wood. He some Did you ever hear of humility I wonder if the Chamber of as a matter of self protection. just pushes the wood in the stove Commerce could tell us why more and self conceit walking hand in And again e>en as late as the turn of a century, the Amer until the end bums off and then w-ater was nat held in the dam hand ? ican farms were regarded as a family unit and some could al- gives her another push. Bill during the flood and then turned No shallow river ever had a most be classetl as a manufacturing plant. Today farming is a swears by the push wood. He says out after the danger was over. swift running current. big business with a labor saving device for harvesting every his wife hasn’t cut a stick of wood They said they wanted the public Congressman Ramsey is quoted as saying "Labor Is in the saddle *,nd of a crop. Acreage farmed by one operator has been since they started using push to be informed as to the facts of without any responsibility.” the matter so 1 hope they can ex doubled many times. Now the American farmer dependent on a Further ras’d of the abolition of plain to the people who suffered legislation by minority in the Sen world market may see this market disappear under the opera- GOVDE’S BROTHER flood damage, that water pour lions of the I mted Nations. In fact many world markets have W MRS. riter nir -----ZZ ate. is shown when Senator Bill- Airtually disappeared for the American farmer. To meet the The following letter *^TH| ing our of the flood gates so fast bo of Mississippi has announced that water splashed 15 or 20 feet world standard, which is considerably lower than ours, many last week by Mrs Fannie^S his intention of filibustering in the air and roaring loud enough against the proposed government agrleul,ure «’locating mass production on the from her brother. C. W Wallace ., ----- — ... ..„„aw. to be heard a long ways away, loan to Great Brittain. farm the same as found in the modern factory. telb tens of ... an ¡...vresung interesting ».gnt sight see- didn’t make the flood any worse. much are you influenced inaltln^n 1 vV** ha'® two tW»88 to worry about. One is t.our ,hrouKh the southwest. Many people I have talked to by How the deeds and words of other* ? aidT X o T •,O OU‘ !‘U8tained y^ld method, advo J let,er: thought a hole had broke through How much are others influenced Laredo. Texas the dam and that was the reason tin7 * .* V administration for the preservation of our] by your deeds and word? It is timber supply which in terms of one unit, the Siuslaw maste?' Sat.. Jan. 26. so much water was coming down literally true that "No man liveth Dear Sis: the river, so evidently Im not we are ZJ* n°Ut '?? Iabo.rerH for the ki"d of lumbering here we are basking in the only one who thought too to himself.” saVth«tdX fav?rnig the «»stained yield method the Well Did ycu ever hear of a goasiprr sun of southern Texas Got vre-derntn? “-ivati®n of auch communities as ours lies in thc in here yesterday and are going much water was coming down the who admitted to being a gossiper? greater utilization of wood products and point to the fact that on into Mexico tomorrow. Wish river when they had been led to Alcohol ceases to-be a friend to believe that the dam would hold man when It is taken internally. you could see some or all of the back all the high water. W < n lb a.PP|ie<l- m«uy of these communities have turned to wonderful sights we are seeing. Senator Billbo VIRGIE QUIMBY. United States Senator. Billbo Mood-working manufacturing plants. A transition of this sort The Carlsbad Cavern in New Mex for any section of the country need» advance preparati«^ and ico is the most beautiful sight I senior senator from Mississippi, is one of the leaders in the senate 7* ?ere T*.1**™ been 8h°rt-sighfed in not preparing ' ever expect to see. Think of filibuster against the fair employ a community financial reserve sufficient at least for a survey to walking for 4 solid hours under Mr. and Mrs. Merton Hopkins ment practices act. The press dis deternime what we could offer in a pinch y H ground going down to 928 feet and daughter Barbara of Tracy, patches assert that in the course 'f°m the surface then raising to Calif., Mrs. Nancy Ewing of Cot- of his debate, the Senator said. tage Grove, Mr. and Mr*. Fritz "If Congress docs not quit mon X’dt’vT"' rt......... .. .............Xi it -- -»•"«— Freeman and Nan of Culp ( reck keying with us southerners, the would seat probably 2500 or visited Monday evening with the democrat party will be split ¡n then finishing the Roy Ewing family. and n " 1 mi from h,>re' m1”1 PaY the freight journey People by elevator •wo." This might he the best thing equal to an Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lusk and that could happen to political life and a retailers commission, too, may think otherwise. Science story building has also made progress with wood, but if wood keeps its phe^ - The ~ Grand Canyon is equally daughter Ferry and Mrs. Fred in the nation. Now don’t you rock will^l^ff'er^ W°r d’ the Umber indu8try miwt alert or we as great No one can describe Knickerbocker visited Sunday at ribbed republicans and dyed-in- the Harold Abeene home. the-wool democrats get excited. these scenes. The colored post Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parr This column has no politics. How- cards do not do them justice The and son Chester of Dallas spent ever, for this ’ statement to be indispensable Vitamin Vegetable Storage In making plans for storage of the week end with Mrs. Parr's true, some new legislation would vegetables remember that parsnips parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gil have to be enacted. The United ? in natural tables as a source of vitamin. C, the — n?tural rock. The can- ham. Shrivel badly in dry air and also States Constitution would have to is at derl places Sm a mile'deeo BH'ie Pa,t°" of Bremerton is be amended so as to atmlish the require high humidity. Some peo Indispensable vitamin which helps j yon Bou il-J«^ J. . ple leave them in the ground to keep your bones, teeth and gum* the world Ih;ghest in ending a 15-day leave with his electoral college and have the it form d di Meadp lake which parents, Mr. and Mrs Alvin Pat- through the winter. in healthy condition. president elected by direct vote of the people. If this could be claim that the Colorado River Control Corn Earworm party at the C. C. Gilham home done together with a split in the Egg Spoilage moves 1,000,000 tons of sand and Eggs are delicate and they spoil Thursday evening. Games were democratic party, there would be Application* of light mineral oil silt past a given point every 24 played. Ice cream and cake was a radical change in political easily. They should be kept cool, and can control earworm In sweet com. hours. Soon washes everything served they should be kept away from For beat result*, a little oil it a> alignment. Instead of the present away. Well I must close and write onions and other foods with strong Plied to the tip of each ear four After attending the party at artificial lineup out of two major to some one else also. Send let odors because they take on these days after silking, in order to give Gilham’s Thursday night Miss Lu parties, a new and less artificial ter before Feb. 10 to odort the com a chance to pollinate first cille Blackman entertained with political alignment would prob C. W. Wallace a slumber party at her home at ably take place C/O AAA Magnolia Bldg. London. Those attending were Laredo, Texas. Miss Rose Underwood, Mary Bush of Cottage Grove and Miss Gloria •»I'Wi •*! Juoq,| -Js qJt OF C. NOW CARRYING Be Wise* Nelson of Disston route. ’M OK ‘9.) AWJo p,».M THE TORCH _ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ewing, son -uvjwi» Xpru ‘re.» X uioqom To the , u. = 1 in last Fay and Miss Helen Smith of ‘MB« OOO'VZ '.»Ci-I.iinn.,« weeks Sentinel that the Cottage Protect Toor Vision Cottage Grove visited Sunday mrpM 4<H>p-|, qsnx Grove Chamber of Commerce is with the Earle Tullar family in »TV« MO.I now "carrying the torqh” for the Eugene. With An Eye* your pmx7 fo7Yfewhrem«!'kaC*’ ,n! i. Mrs. Nina N'na ShortrifJ Ec returned Shortridge returned ««« .heir MO,, »X 2^ . I (EmUlGf Ami* Letters to the Editor HINTS ON PREPARING FOOD How to keep bananas from turning brown in salmis: Hip the banana slices into orange, grapefruit, lemon or pineapple juice. These juices contain a aubatunen which inhibits the action of an enzyme in the bananas called peroxidase which is responsible for the browin color that forma on fresh ly cut slices of banana, apple or peach. How to invream« the quantity of whipped cream without adding more cream: Brat egg while to stiff consist eiiey and whip into th< cream. I he quantity of whipped cream will he increaaed and the taste will lie inigifecled. If cream la too thin to whip atiff «dd a teaspoon of lime water to a pint of cream. How to keep iice grains from sticking together when cook ing: To a quart of water in which the rice Is boiled, add u leu spoon of lemon juice. in baking a cake, how can yon fell when it is doneT Stick a broom straw into it. The cake is done if the straw conies out clean and dry with no dough sticking to It. How to keep the bottom crust of an upplc or other fruit pie from getting soggy: Take the white of any egg and brush the bottom crust with it before filling the pie. DR. H A HAGEN. y0U kh",ly leH u" how *” *•' the firef1' S'~ ><M'' WELCOME HOME TO ALL OVERSEAS VETERANS You Ara Invited to the V.F.W. 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Don't you think that if the dam had held back more water than It did, why then there would have been | Mr. and Mrs Buck Ritter, Jean and Pete and Cliff Rippy of Cot-, tage Grove visited Sunday evening at the Elvis Kelly home. Breeding Rabbits To multiply like a rabbit means to breed from four to eight times a year. Rabbits breed with this amaz ing frequency and each litter nor mally contains from four to eight young. Rabbits begin to breed ’at the age of six months and live to the ripe age of seven or eight years FAMILY GROUP HOSPITAL PLAN THE LANE COUNTY HEALTH AND ACCIDENT AGENCY of fers a COMPLETE family group hospital plan. B p ONLY A FEW CENTS A DAY Available to all ages—3 months to 75 years! For complete information mail coupon today. ENROLL NOW. Lane County Health and Accident Arene» 201 n.u Odd Fellow* Templa Mt Eugene, Ore. NAME ......................... ADDRESS CITY ____ .................................... Nend Information Without Obligation Il NEED CARS! Income Tax Estimates and Reports Sell Now While Prices Are the Highest in History Carefully prepared for filing-. My service will save you lime, trouble and taxes. Worth Harvey and Mrs. Ellen Land will be pleased to assist in making reports for all of their former clients in my office, and new accounts are solicited. See R. B. GRAY Your OLDSMOBILE Dealer Rickard Accounting Service Cottage Grove Hotel Bldg. Phone 60 Phone 111 30 South 7th Street ■ Cottage Grove
