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HAGE TWO THURSDAY, may 30, 194(1 THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE Cl ROVE. OREGON FA 6rcvr jMtinrl Army Teaches Mystery of "Di Da Di Da at hed August 15. W. C. MARTIN_________ __ At a regular meeting of the Southern Lane Easter Lily Grow ers' association Monday, prelimin aries were started toward affili ating with other clubs of the northwest. The principal business discussion was the revision of the constitution and bylaws. Seventy- five percent of the members pres ent are required to make the nec essary change to enable the local group to affiliate with the larger groups, consisting of all other clubs. There were not a sufficient number of growers present to make the necessary revision of the constitution and at the close ot th»1 meeting a chairman and sec retary were elected tu help formu late a new club that would more adequately m«,et the need of Ute growers. Palmer Johnson was chosen president and Mrs. Hasel VanNortwick. secretary. A committee of five were named to formulate plans for the new club. The fivV named were: Pal mer Johnson. G. E Finnerty, Chas Anderson. James Hemenway and E. L. Reynolds of Creswell. The next regular club meeting will occur the fourth Monday in June. ' Subscription rates cash in advance, No subscription for less than 3 months 1 Yr. 3 Mos 6 Mos In Lane-Douglas Counties ....... ... .... .... 2.00 1.25 75 Outside This Dist in Oregon ............... 2.25 90 1.50 Outside Oregon in U. S ____ __ .2.50 1 75 too Foreign Rates on Application Armed Forces in US .............. .2.00 1.50 1.00 Armed Forces Overseas ...... ...... ,1.50 1 00 Entered at Cottage Orow. Oregon o serond class matter. NATIONAL ÉDITORIAL. SSOCIATION (UtdiOlZsXSrtl Llly Growers Plan New Organization n i s ill ti Aist» ou t i o « THE SUBSIDIZED PRESS HOW CHIROPRACTIC CURES Since health has been determine«! to he the ability of the living body to adapt itself to its environment, chiropractic looks upon disease primarily as n result of deranged struct lire arid function which does not allow the body to adjust itself to its environment. Therefore chiropraotic does not rove through the innumerable externa! factors of diseuse. It does not attempt to suppress manifestations of disease, nor do th«* impossible feat of completely removing germs, viruses, and allergic subatsnees from the body. The chiropracti«' method, by correcting deranged structure anil physiology, is effective in ’removing conditions favorable for the activity of these factors. Chiropractic holds that “only nature cures ” Therefore the chiropractor can cull upon the body to produce its own cure. The adjustment is able to cooperate with all body activities ami aids those functions which will bring about u more rapid termination of disease proceM«>s. DR H A. HAGEN ANNOUNCEMENT tional as now. But somehow I Quite often during a political campaign, the charges that feel that this generation will make certain newspapers are subsidized are heard, depending on some advanced gains that will whether or not the particular newspaper is “for or against’’ the never be lost. politician and his cohorts. As a matter of fact a publisher does Education without spiritual not have to be in a political campaign to have these charges (Continued) guidance is often futile and liwf- hurled at him. They come frequently in between campaigns ami By Mayor Hagen factive. and the Sentinel is no exception. Usually the charges grow out Thé main source of supply which If there is anything that has a of the failure of the newspaper to follow the wishes of some has been utilized by the city since true or genuin«' value, it is always 1910 has been sufficiently dis individual. We might have tried to reason with such individu either limited or counterfeited. cussed but the facilities whereby als. if we felt that it would accomplish any good ami could have Do you know that when you do water is now made available told them that we lost several hundred dollars in revenue in this to consumers have been only someone a sen ice. you often re refusing to accept certain classes of advertising, that we manag briefly mentioned. These will now ceive more pleasure from ft than ed to keep out of debt and therefore owed no obligation to any be more fully described as a pre if you had received a favor from creditors and that we felt it the part of discretion to at least be liminary to outlining improve some one. reasonable in what we said. How dull life would be if we did ments which should be made as Robert W. Ruhle, editor of the Medford Mail Tribune, re soon as financing can be arranged not receive inspiration and encour cently covered the charges of newspaper subsidization very ef or when the need for them be agement from others. Society with all its froth, friv comes so urgent that their build fectively and we quote from his column: olity and insincerity would be LT. W. J. MARTELS JR. ing cannot be delayed. Newspapers are always being criticized and always will The water from Prather and much worse if it had not centuries TAKER BRIDE be. The reason—or at least one reason the nature of the Dinner creeks is diverted to the of Christian tradition. A recent wedding of interest is newspaper business. Newspapers not only have opinions but ex existing pipe line by means of Until you enter, to some mea that of Miss Kathryn A. Cook, Lumber (o ^ press them, and no matter how sound and well conceived the crude intake structures, one of sure. enter into the joys anti sor- daughter of Mr. and Mrs Clyde views may be. a certain number of people don’t agree with which has suffered severe damage rows of others, you will live a C. Cook, of Clarion. Pennsylvania. . to Lt. W. J. Bartels Jr. son of Mr. them. And few of these people are.backward about coming ; as the result of this winter’s life of selfishness. and Mrs W J. Bartels. The wed forward with their comments. As time goes on these dissidents j storms. There would be little real ding took place In Portland on if the city were now ready to loss become an extensive group—a more or less permanent back To our many friends and customers we wish to ex Flora I. Woodard May 8 and their wedding trip was log of hostility—not open hostility perhaps but the critical । build permanent diversion works. Rites Are Pending press our sincere thanks for the support and patronage spent in Seattle. repairs can probably grumbling kind of unfriendliness that easily breaks into hos Temporary The bride is a graduate of Car that has been given us by the people at Cottage Orove dur be made which may survive until tility when any extra strain is imposed. Flora Isabelle Woodard of Gar- negie Institute of Technology, the location and design for perm ing our yean in business It wag our purpose to offer to Then, of course, there are those people—quite a number anent structures can be made and field Lane, Route 3, Eugene, died drama school, at Pittsburgh, and the residents of Cottage Orove a complete service in lumber of them—who don’t like to have their names in the newspapers 1 the works built. Diversion from here Friday, May 24. She was was a member of Kappa Kappa and building materials. We know that W. J. McCready unless the occasion is to them highly favorable. They enjoy the other Dinner creek is effac born September 10, 1908 at Mar- Gamma sorority. Lt. Bartels grad reading about someone else in a jam. but when THEY get in ed at a concrete dam but there cola, Oregon and was married in uated from the local high school Lumber Co. will continue the same high standards. involved in any way they want everything suppressed, and con too the facilities are old and in 1926 to Oscar Woodard at Mar- and attended the University of VINAL T. RANDALL Oregon where ho affiliated with adequate for the service now re cola. sider it a capital offense if the news isn’t suppressed. Alpha Tau Omcgn fraternity. She is survived by her husband quired of them. The temporary Finally there are those—not many—who honestly don’t Their acquaintance and friend Oscar Woodard; four children, like publicity whether it is favorable or unfavorable, but when works for diversion from Layng Stephen, It »rill continue to be the policy of W. J. McCready 17; Jacqueline. 15; Le- ship began on board ship when creek is quite frankly accepted as they get in the news they have to “take” it, so they join the an annual undertaking of the wa Roy, 12; Everett, 11; father, John they were passengers to Pearl Lumber Co. to operate on the tame high level u practiced ranks of the malcontents. Victor Irish of Pueblo, Colorado; Harbor, she to take part in a ter department. by Vinal T Randall. At the ume time it will be oar policy Newspapers realize al) this and therefore as a class news The main pipe line is the most brothers and sisters, Mrs. Olive play, and he to serve with the to meet the demands of a growing city by increasing oar paper men are pretty well conditioned to criticism. They take vital single feature of the present Clark, Oakridge; Mrs. Edna Ber marine corps. Incidentally they criticism somewhat as doctors take bad accounts, in their stride water works system. It has out ge, Coos Bay; SzSgt. Chas. Ralph returned on the same ship, which merchandise to the point where we can adequately supply as something to expect. lived by several years the time Irish, U. S. Army, Florida; Jack culminated in their courtship and the needs of Cottage Grovs. To meet these require All of which has been aroused by an indictment of news when replacement should have Irish of Mareola and Mrs. Beth marriage. ments we will bring to the people of Cottage Orove and At present they are Hying with papers by Alexander Meiklejohn, the eminent educator, who been made. Practically all of the Mosteller of Hayesville, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bartels and Mrs. Woodard lived in this sec surrounding community an ever wider selection of lumber wants them taken over by the universities of the country, and pipe is made of untreated Doug plan to live in one of the Bartels all of her life. and building materials. We thank Mr. Randall for all liquidated from the area of private and profitable enterprise. las fir wood and has an inside tion The announcement of the funer homes on Third avenue. of twelve inches. It Ls If this isn’t done. Mr. M. sees the destruction of democracy. We diameter his help and wish him success. We will put forth all efforts al service will be made later by machine-banded with wire to give quote: LATHAM SCHOOL PROGRAM to be worthy of your continued patronage in the future. it the required strength and the the Mills mortuary. On the one hand they (the publishers are in bondage The commencement exercises adjoining pipe sections are con for the Latham school were held to their advertisers, whose interests they must serve. On nected by means of wood collars. in the school gymnasium Monday the other hand they are in bondage to their readers who Such a pipe is usually expected to Beverly Dale Dey have a useful life of from 20 to 30 Passes Away 28th evening the 27th. The program in must give them their market. Ami from the point of view cluded: Pageant of the forest, 3rd years depending on local condi of the community mind, the situation has become. I think, and 4th grades, and a welcome to tions. The Cottage Grove pipe is Mrs. Beverly Dglc Dey of Lo so intolerable that no free government can allow it to 35 years old now and undoubtedly rane passed away at a hospital in spring, first and second grades. continue. must serve in part at least for Eugene Tuesday, May 28. She was Twelve members of the 8th grade In other words the newspaper business in this country another year or more even if married in 1945 to Roas B. Dey, were presented diplomas by C. D. has become a mercenary and enslaved profession, controlled prompt action is taken to provide Champman. Gifts were presented in one direction by the advertisers, in another by the readers, for its replacement. Judging from U. S. Navy. She was bom in Oakland, Cali to the teachers by the class mem so the only hope for a free independent press is to turn the observation and what has been fornia April 22, 1927, the daughter bers following the graduation pro EDWARD R ROTHE, MANAGER whole shebang over to the colleges and universities! said by Mr. L W. Coiner who has of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Schurger gram. The clam rod: Billy Peters, Nancy Stockdak*. Helen Hicke- 238 So. Pacific Highway, Cottage Grove, Ore. Phone 294J That is the trouble with so many criticisms of newspapers; been in charge of water works op of Lorane. they are practically always advanced by those who know noth erations for many years, the pipe She is survived by her husband, thier, David Belcher, Rodger Rich 42 2tc43 is now threatened with major fail parents, infant son, Rodney Ross ey, James Richey, Jimmy Landon, ing about them. ’ Elliot Bray, Ronald Hull. Donald Of couise there are all sorts of newspapers, good, bad and ures at many points. Alarm for Dey, and one brother. Jay Schur- Hull, Carl Gabrielsen, Joan Cre- indifferent, but we would like to have Mr. Meiklejohn take a job the safety of the water supply is ger, aged 12, She was a res ident peat. I well founded, particularly because on any daily American paper that could be called typical— failure at a critical time might of this section for th« past 14 years, coming here from Califor- representative in any real sense of the profession as a whole— by some unfortunate circum a graduate of the Lorane and see what he calls “bondage” from day to day, at close stance, require the use of Co^st nia, schools. range. Fork water in the system. Announcement of the funcral We venture to say he would decide not to burden higher In viewing the situation with services will be made later from education with the task! respect to this pipe line it should the Mills mortuary. There isn’t a newspaper worthy of the name that doesn’t be remembered that only good FOR COTTAGE GROVE AREA resist advertising or reader pressure of some kind—or both— luck has permitted the city to en Best Native Shrubs at least once a week. In the metropolitan field it probably joy practically uninterrupted wa Two of the best of our wild na comes nearer to once a day. And often under serious pressure— ter service during the past sever tive shrubs that are readily trans years. The pipe has been con planted into almost any type of soli threats of cancellations of advertising or subscriptions, busi al tinued in service long past the are the flowering dogwood, and the ness boycotts, now and then mayhem fir manslaughter. time when it should have been re beautiful redbud or udas tree. As above remarked, it is all in the newspaper day’s work placed j and without doubt much WORLD WAR VETERAN —to a greater or lesser extent it goes on all the time. In fact < credit for this is due to the prompt , the newspaper business froni a policy standpoint might well be i and effective action by water de \ETERANS OF FOREIGN Brings to you the much needed employes when disaster described as continuous resistance to various and sundry pres- partment 1 WARS has threatened. sure groups. 1 Cottage Grove Post No. 3473 (To be continued* And yet here is a high educational authority maintaining Meets First and Third Wednesday. seriously it is the tool of those who support it by their sub- । I.O.O.F. Hall 8:00 P. M. scriptiong or advertising. NONSENSE! All ovcrarwa veteran» invited New studio located on City Water Report j of the Sale Vinal T. Randall Building Service SOCIETY M c C ready w. 1. M c C ready LUMBER COMPANY GOOD NEWS Yes, Sir! WALTER R. SKEELS Cottage Grove Portrait Studio Buffalo Hides Buffalo hides make excellent robes, gloves and other articles of Clothing. DENTAL PLATES BRUSHING JUNE 9 TO 15 OREGON TOURIST WEEK June 9 th 15 has been desig nated as Oregon Tourist Week by Gov. Earl Snell, who expressed a hope that a start toward a unified intra-state had been made. Gov. Snell further expressed the hope that the annual tourist business which in 1941 amounted to $51,- 000.000 could be increased many fold. Kleenite endr messy, harn> • g lor or water, add a Iitti* Presto> Stall»», discoloration* KIEL NITE rhe Brushless Way Window Drapery A small window may be made to lock larger ty setting the curtain roe's beyunc the casing on each side and usi: r draperies of a material heavy cnoi ph so that casings will not b< imn through the material. THOUGHTLETS to join. 35-tfrxx Lobby Floor, Cottage Grove Hotel By Carl B. Balch Hours 1 to 7 p. m. daily When major strikes paralyze the industry of a nation, this becomes defiance of the government. It seems that two labor leaders, Johnson and Whitney by name have been selected by the presi dent of the United States for dis-, approval over the networks of all radio chains. No other labor lead er, not even John L. Lewis, has , ever been singled out for radio wide disapproval. The railway strike is over but the labor problem is not solved. It seems as though this nation never faced so heavy responsibili ties both domestic and interna- ! THIS LOCAL STUDIO IS AFFILIATED WITH BISHOP-MODERNE STUDIOS SYSTEM LOTS-HOUSES FOR SALE When traveling, PRACTICALLY NEW FURNITURE V.SED ? MONTHS—MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY 1 Lime Gray five-piece bedroom suite, Simmons coil spring and long staple cotton mattress. All hardwood dinette set, blue leatherette backs and seats. Mahogany coffee table; one 3-way floor lamp; table lamp; 2-piece living room suite, chair and ottoman; living room rug with pad, small table, Sonora table radio. Owner will be home this week. PHONE 384J3 BOX 54, SAGINAW Pat’s Saw and Lawn Mower Shop 218 S. Pac. Highway We are prepared to sharpen saws cross cut, skill and band, up to 1%-in., circle. Hand saws sharpened and retoothed. Lawn mowers and other tools sharp- ened. 33-4tp-36 you and your family need P epl ^ l E ffects I nsur -I ANCE to cover the Io«« of your belonging* through any peril. It« inexpensive^ Coniult-Ul J.B. Leonard Insurance Service Phone 34 Res. 8F4 Wiser Building I have several choice city lots for sale In Cottage Grove’s new addition, north of tho high school and east of South Tenth street. Also have three old houses, containing a lot of good lumber, which I will sell very .reasonable. A. L. WOODARD
