The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 13, 1946, Image 2

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telephones, electric lights, water or gas, if there are no public
In spite of the sin. sorrow
selfishness in the world. God has
alleys in which to build these utilities. These are some of the
given us enough of beauty of sight
problems which are now facing us that many new home owners
W. c. MARTIN_________________________________ Editor. Publisher may not be aware of.
and sound, «nd » mind and apirit
Subscription Rates. Cash in Advance
to make life worth living.
\\ ithout designated streets or alleys, we can’t see how any
Repaired. Sitting
Subscription rates, cash in ad Iva nee. No subscription for less than 3 contemplated street program van go very far. Nobody wants
Sometimes all problems cannot
The Presbyterian church, 7th
months.
3 Mos to live in a mud hole and that’s what we have during th«* winter and Adams streets, invites you to be settled purely on a tiasl» of
lYr.
6 M«».
There at Home
the Father's day service at eleven right ami wrong Whut Is the
In Lane-Douglas Counties __
.75 months if oiigan unimproved street.
.200
1.25
Christkin
way
of
settlement
for
o'clock.
The
topic
for
the
mornlnx
1.50
SO
Outside This Dist. in Oregon ___ __________2.25
service is "The Unfinished Ser­ the PMoatialan problem? Both the
BRING IT IN
1.00
Outside Oregon in U. S._____ ...............
2.50
1.75
COUNTRY PRESS AND INFLATION
mon." Rev. A J, Kammann will Jews and Arab« have rights ih
The
Industrial
News
Rexiew
recently
sent
a
queationuaire
Foreign Rates on Application.
preach at the Union services of th«' that harassed country
1.00 to the editors of the country weekly, smaller city daily und MvilMdist. Baptist and Prvabyler-
Armed Forces in U. S._____ ......................... 2.00
1J0
Selfishness Is not exclusive Self« COTTAGEGROVE
suburlwm and neighborhood papers
in large cities throughout
Armed Forces Overseas ____ _______________1.50
1.00
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Lsn church, to be held in the Bap- ishness is found in every race,
the 48 states, asking their opinion on the following statements, tint church. The subject for the color, sex and financial rating.
RADIO SHOP
Entered at Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second class matter.
ami inviting comment:
evening la "The Worst Unbelief,''
Regimentation is one of the
727 Main
I. I do nof Ixdicve we can continue or expand present gov-J
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MoenhnO
things thut would curse the world
ÉDITORIAL-
NATI
eminent economic controls and retain personal freedom ami
Flint Buptiat Church. At the If it were good for everything to
ISSOCJATION our representative form of government.
Phono 375-R
First Baptist church thia coming
cornina lie regimented. nature would have Tom Mitchell
Flint
RS^SfoÖllTIIB
1 believe we can continue or even expand present govern-
D«y the pastor. Rev. Geo. been regimented and Nature cer­
ment economic controls and retain our personal freedom und £
W*'L “l*'«k on 'The tainly is not regimented.
repre^mative form of government.
। pratChrlatlan Martyr."
POOR PROPHETS
3 . I would rather risk inflation ami harduhip than submit
* LmblemTnd tie ch’.w
MEDICAL MEN ACKNOWLEDGE SOUNDNESS
A year ago economists were telling us alxrnt how many new
OF CHIROPRACTIC
to
rigid
government
dictation
over
myseh
und
family.
wH1
un<ter
lhe
(|lrw|tw
of
things we might expect within the next few months like new
4
1
wouhl
rather
submit
to
rigid
guvcmuient
diotatMHi
over
Min.
Hardy.
In
the
evening
«t
the
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- been proved
,
The
ease
for
chiropractic
in the literature
autos, new refrigerators and a hundred and one things the pub­
union service the Rev A. J. Kam- of medicine itself. PninatukiHg library rescureh hna liKMight to
lic had waited more than four years for. Instead of seeing at myself and tamily than risk inflation ami hanlship.
Gut of the first ;>00 replies, approximately 90 percent mann will he the speaker
light eunfimiutnn ef every aspect of chiniprnetic teaching«- Ina
least a partial part of the prophecy fulfilled we now have bread
marked
items
one
ami
three.
Nearly
all
the
editors
unswering
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number
of inatanecN actual mention of chiropractir is uimle We
lines, meat lines, nail lines, paint lines and a lot of things we'd
made
highly
illuminating
remarks
us
to
why
they
preferred
to
I-ondon
Church
of
Chriat.
Sun-1quite
u
few
exatnpliW.
hoped for have completely disappeared from the market. Look­
risk
inflation
than
submit
to
government
dictation.
In
general.
d
*y
Bible
study
10
a.
tn
Sermon
(
|
n
a
book
published In Paris in 1929 by Dr. II. F. Allendy
ing back we’d say we have hardly made a start toward recon­
their opinions can be summed up by the statement of Editor 11 *i »”• by Thomas Clark. Com-1entitled Orientation d«i l<lrcM Medicales, we find this statement
version.
Welty, Bartlesville. Okla., Examiner-Euterprise. He said:
1 SiS"? rZ“*
i‘ ” i" P<^it»l" «Hat a slight irregularitv in the dlBpoaition of the
In the meantune we have joined the spiral of inflation
"There can be no half-way measures. Either we shall go
,
m
vertebrae by 'strangling' certain spinal nerves at their exit from
where labor wants better wagesand industry wants more profit.
Christian Science Society 243
sPir“'* can ^Mve rotwideraW«1 organic effects, as the chirm
If one group gets an increase or more profit, some other organ­ farther down the road to state so<*ialism or turn back. The no*
S*«eond street. Sunday service**11 pruetic school maintains. ”
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ization immediately wants a price boost so that everything will tural forces of nature, of supply and demand and all the other
a. m- Swday school 9 45 a m and
Jamrs Braikfor«! in 1929 (lUitwh Journal of Hurgary)
be equalized and up go prices again. The whole trouble seems homely two-and-two-make-four fundamentals must return
to be that we arc inclined to view the outlook from a selfish else we shall simply conauiue ouraelveg with regimentation, Wednesday evening meetings the atalmi: “It is quite euay to repluv* the vertebrae with u mudej-
standpoint without taking the rights of others into consideraion failure, and finally collapse. We must work as individuals, second Wednesday in the month ' ate umount of nianipuliition, uml . . many pul ients find relief m
save as individuals and recognise our personal reapoiiaibilitie* at USK) p. m. Reading room is in the handa of chiropractors.” More outupoken in Dr, H. B. Got
<»r how what we may want will affect our neighlior.
When the president stepped in not long ago and stopped as individuals or elee become mere monkeys on the end of a the church building und open to ten I Journal of TrnneMre Medical Association), who. in dmcttm
the public from J to 4 p. m. each ing the intemiat'a problem of low buck pain saya: "it is better
the railroad strike which paralyzed the nation, his opponent« Christmas toy.”
A very small percentage of the replies whjeh thought that afternoon except Sundays and that the chiropractor treat three patients than to have th<m
charged that his meth<uls were dictatorial. The government
holidays The subject for next Sun­
stopped the strike by taking over the railroads, just what a lot controls might be maintained for u limited period to prevent day will be "God the Preserver । treated by a physician who thinks only in terms of surgery “
greater
inflation,
are
illustrated
by
Iklitor
Rossman
of
the
Sal
As long ago as 1918 Therapeutic Review pnl>lishc«l an article
of people had been previously advocating, even a number of
of Man."
Francisco. California. Labor Herald, who said in part:
workers themselves.
by Dr. E. M. King entitled Why I'hiroprartora should be t<<
"Controls of the right sort can curb inflation and hardship
We ail agree that strikes have caused the present industrial
Church of Christ, Munroe Ave­ ogtrtzed by the Medifal Profession. In this article hr argues an
bottleneck and will probably privately agree that some drastic without ‘rigid government flirtation’ over the individual, as nue at Fifth itn'et J. Emmett follows:
action is necessary before we can get production back to normal such. It is precisely inflation and resultant drpressi<m which Wainwright, minjater. Sunday
"There win a tune when I looked at I'hiropruetic through
but nobody wants to take the drastic* step, least of all the pol­ eould undermine Anu riean representative democracy and set morning subject: "A Cursory Ex- a pair of bifocal lenaeH. the upper plus prejudice, the lower plus
iticians. Even our own senator -Morse who has done a lot of talk- [ this nation on the road traveled by Germany and Italy, nut currion Through Hebrews." This lack of investigation. But because medicine with all its adjuncts
brief and pointed discussion will had failed to reach the complicated ailment* of my own Invalid
ing has not come up with anything worthy of mention to bring wise and effective government controls.” .
The 90 percent of the editors who favored taking their I serve to counteract the modern wife, I like a drowning man, grasped for anything In sight. I
about industrial peace. But that’s what we need now. not a year
indtOerencc soon saw that the theory that the chiropractor* were working on
ehancea with inflation rather than dictatorial controls, largely threats of spiritual
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from now.
base«! their decisions on th«» belief that continued bureaucratic
apostasy. The evening subject was plausible and met the approval of common sense All this
controls were not a guarantee against inflation, whereas they ^sn
Welfare opened up a new field of thought to me which had never been
INVESTIGATE AND THEN BUILD
were
almost
a
sure
guarantee
of
making
the
people
dependent
I
.
We are glad to see the amount of building activity under­
■ •
rr
r-
tiona i expose of the three major presented through the study of medicine The aoonrr the medical
way here at the present time, but in a good many instanc«« on government, and destroying private enterprise and’ indiviek sub-headings which insure sue- profession recognizes the work of the chiropractor, the Iwlter
cess: "Effective Organization. Ef­ lie is doing a work that nwdirino cannot «h»: he belongs ex
the headache of obtaining materials won’t be the last the honu- ual opportunity as we have known it in the Uiutad States,
ficient Training, and Victory in eluaively to the class of apecialiata and should b. rceognixed. ”
owner will have. Unfortunately Cottage Grove does not have
Cold Wrldinf
Divaroe Ground*
Combat.” Bible classes lor all ages
Dr. Adolph Lorenz, son of the world famous Virnm oc nut
a sufficient number of through streets and alleys to make the
The life of welding Ups has been 'it 10:00 a. m. Gospel preaching
Using cosmetics before marriage
geon, wrote in the Wiener Klinisehe Woehriischrifl:
proper aeeess to the needed thoroughfares and the same will1 was
grounds for divorce in colonial lengthened greatly by the use af 11:00 a. m Lord's auppar 11:45
"The science of chiropractic, as the lialnr ilii|>lirs, eolisists
probably apply to the adjacent sections which are undergoing Pennsylvania. A statue in 1770 "cold" welding in which water a.
m. Group singing 7:30 p m. of certain maniptilations of the hands (adjustments) on the
about the same amount of building activity.
ehilled
by
mechanical
refrigeration
stated that a marriage could be an­
Class training follows. Gospel ser­
Within a few months we fear that some sections of the city nulled if it could be proved that the is supplied to intensely hot welding mon 8:00 p. m. Wednesday even­ body. When if is applied to ortho|>edic conditiona, chiropractic
and the surrounding rural areas will wake up to the fact that lady had used cosmetics during Ups so that a worker can make at ing. 8 til) 9. special attention giv­ is a blesM*d substitute for the usual rvpnratory method. The.
many as #09 weld* with one Up in­
a traffic bottleneck has been developed, which will be hard to courtship.
en to the translations of <be Bible. American orthopedists belittle the g<s>d I' suits which th«; pa 4
stead of M or w before It is neces­
tiens obtains from those practitioners whom they «•all 'quarfta,'
correct.
sary to clean or change the Up.
although they know nothing of chiropractic.”
Church
of
Christ.
Sixth
&
Gibbs
Most of us want and demand modem convenicenees that i
Cover Bedsprings
—Bible school at 9:45. Morning
DR H A HAGEN
the utilities will bring, but there must be a right of way pro-
cover for the bedsprings will
worship at 11:00. Where do you
Island Is Born
vide«i for these utilities, which is lacking if there are no alleys. prevent sheets from be inf torn, and
The Mediterranean floor near the worship and What? Sermon: The
For instance how will the city serve the property owners with | will keep dust away from the sprints.
island of Pantelleria pushed up #00 Gospel of Repentance.” Young peo­
feet to break the surface In 1UI and ple at 7:00. A cordial invitation is
build MU-foX-high Graham's island, extended to all young folks Coun­
Christian Science Society,
which was reduced In a few months ty rally coming soon? Watch for
to a black sand bar. bi Mil, Sa­ announcements Christian Service
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
brina island rose 300 feet high olT Camp.
St Michael in the Azores, soon van­
Evening evangelistic service at
ished. repeating similar perform­ 8:00. Orchestra and good singing.
ance« there in 1481 and 1730.
Announces
Sermon: "Am I My Brother's
Keeper?"
Mid-week prayer and Bible
LEGAL NOTICES study Thursday evening at 8:00.
You owe it to yourself und to your
country to form the habit of wor­
NOTICE OF BID
The City of Cottage Grove wiU ship. J. Michael Shelley, minister.
on Christian Science
receive bids until 8:110 P. M. June
The
Methodist
Church
invites
17, 1946 at the Office of the City
Recorder for the following equip­ you to attend these services on
Entitled
Sunday Church school at 9:45.
ment:
“Christian Science, The Science By Which We Come To
The
morning
worship
service
at
11
One General purpose Tractor
Know Our True Selves"
with Rubber tires, Hydraulic lift, sermon topic. "God's Share." The
not less than 15 draw bar Horse Union evening service will be held
in
the
Baptist
church,
Rev.
A.
J.
Power or more than 25 draw bar
BY
Kammann will speak
Horse Power. With Street Sweep­
ing, blade for grading and back­
filling, dozer bbide and subsolier
attachments.
THOUGH!LETS
OF PORTLAND, OREGON
The City reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
By Carl B. Bakh
Member of Ilie Hoard of l^lurrtlilp of the Mother < bunh, •
L. W Coiner, City Recorder.
The
First Chureh af Christ, RafoatM, In Boston, Maaaactiuaatta
43-2t-44
1 may not have the biggest payroll io
If
California
is
pointing
the
way,
town, but my Mobilgas station pays off
NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL the C. I. O. Political Action com­
big in driving satisfaction to a lot of
MEETING
mittee is not to rule this country.
people who come to me for Mobilgas,
N.^ITICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
ARCADE THEATER. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
Education is not essentia) to in­
Mobiloil and the best car care service I
in compliance with Séc. 111-908, telligence, but liow far will eduea-
can give them.
O.C.L.A, to the legal voters of tion go without intelligence?
SUNDAY, JUNE 16TH AT 3:00 P. M.
School District No. U-14, of Lane
You sec. I’m in business for myself and
County, State of Oregon, that the
If you are not interested in peo­
independently set up co give the kind of
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING of ple. people will not be interested
said District will be held at music in you.
service that will make my business grow.
M M TMStUNSl F MtmNtCNT MMM.» UWUt K»
room in high school; to begin at
1 realize that I can protect what I have
When it seems to us that the
the hour of 2:00 o'clock P. M. on
THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED
at stake only as I please you and bring
Al Hoff arbor ettabliihed hit highly tut-
the fourth Monday of June, being world Is ah awry, it is well to i
remember
that
Christians
are
a
you back... and that’s important in these
; the 24th day of June, A. D. 1946.
cetful Mobilgat Italian in Tigard, Ort.,
I
This meeting is called for the minority.
times when good*, dependable labor is in
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in 1926. That he hat been a butinett
purpose of electing one director
such demand.
to serve five years and the trans­
tuccett it atteiled by tht fact that Ite ount
The same is true wherever you see the sig*
action of business usual at such
hit home in Tigard, a 20-acrt filbert
meeting.
Of the Flying Red Horte, for Mobilgas sta­
, listed this lltli day of June,
farm on Bull Mountain, a ranch at
tions are independently operated by small
1946. C. A. BE1DLER. Chairman
business men like myself. When you use
Greenburg, an additional butinett prop­
Board of Directors. ATTEST; H.
Mobilgas and Mobiloil, you not only get
B. FERRIN, District Clerk.
erty in Tigard and a ¡mail ranch nearby
Extended 15 More Days
44-2t-45
top flight motor fuel and lubricants, but
Al V
M
Ml, Fetturi^ V“
* M Browntone 5x7 Portrait
I,
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for hit prized hortet and dogt. He it
Ab. You M., Make . Special
«« a Tamil, Group W. Spacial. ln Hom.
courteous and conscientious car care
Published Every Thursday at
Cottasf 6r#rf >rntinrl
Church Activities
A Small Business
FREE LECTURE
Like Mine
Helps Make
America Great
HERSHEL P. NUNN, C. S. B.
Get Acquainted Offer
service./
Al Hoffarber, Tigard, Oregon.
married, hat one ton, and for yeart hat
Phone 188
been a member of the Clackamat County
ASSOCIATED
STOVE OIL
Sheriff'i Potto.
U#«N to 'INfOlMAllON Pit AM* OVIS
H»c STAIIONS, MONDAY AT 3M SM ost)
For home heating comfort sod
oil stove n&ciency, use this
higher heat content fuel. It is
clean burning and economical
SOLD BY THOUSANDS OF INDEPENDENT MOBILGAS DEALERS AT THE SIGN OF THE FLYING RED HORSE
C. I. BOZELL
Distributor
* orvinivUrc,
Mr. W. R. Skeels, Owner
Operator
Returned Veteran, of Cottage Grove Studio, Makes You This Wonderful Offer-
I am having a small quantity of Roll Film. Also
will develop your roll fUm.
Four Patronage will be »Inrerdy appreciated.
Hurry and make your appointment. This offer
empires June !MNh.
One Kitting to a family. (Children under Hi nuiat
be accompanied by their parents. No other ob-
ligatioa.
HERE IS WHAT YOU GET__
15.00 Sitting (4 proof#) and $3.00 B &
M. Browntone 5 x 7 Portrait
$8-00 Value for $1.00
Cottage Grove Studio
Located in the Cottage Grove Hotel.
Phone 88