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Thr Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Thurs., June 27, 1946 ' Published Every Thursday at Cottage Grovg, Oregon * Established August 15, 1889 F. Cx MARTIN________________ --------------------Editor, Publisher Subscription Ratea, Caah in Advance Sub«< -iptlon rates, cash in advance. No subscription for loss than 3 nwnt! s. 1 yr. 6 Mos. 3 Mos In L ne-JDouglas Counties_______________ 2.00 1.25 .75 Outs! e Thto Dist. in Oregon 1.50 .90 Outs! c Oregon in U. S.____ ...250 1.75 1.00 Forel n Rates on Application. Arme in U. S. __ .2.00 1.50 1.00 Arme ‘Overseas —.. .1.50 1.00 Entend pt Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second class matter. City Water Report «rorr trattori (Conclusion By Mayor Hagen) Judging from the engineers re- port and from per-soiial observa- lion the writer is fully convinced that the entire < 'ottage Grove wa it precarious eon- diUon and immediate steps to remedy this situation are ur- gently Met sary, which brings us face to fact with overall cost and what this c ist means to the con- suiner of water. It is no more than good busiaess to consider the Cottage Grove wa ter system as a utility which must NATIONAL EDITORIAL । be self supporting and self liquida PER SSOCIATIQN ting nnd therefore shall not be Ix'rmiHixi to become a Isirdcii to I ATI 0N the taxpayer. This means that the revenues derived from the sale of' WHEN HOUDINI FAILED water must be sufficient to main •oiiditit. the magician and escape artist, co ttld get out of tain the system, pay the interest, nny fail, handcuffs, or strait-jacket that he » ver trieri—that is. and pay off the txmds which- will be neces.sar.-i l<> finance the build- all sive.^mo. in. ThaT One planeM'U a little jail in the British Bk s. Houdini ing of the c tir The engineering firm of Stevens WorUedcoll Joek for more fhau two hours. He A- Koon stated emphatically that witfttthat tiiriiic speed that usually tick ked ib-u-s thirty it is very difficult to give definite seco: But he couldn’t get the hu-k to spring. Finally figures regarding the exact out I .strenuous efforts, he fell u It amount of money involved hut in open Jura never been locked! pite th lose difficulties they fMii something like that, ixn.t it? We build up in have given us the following esti- mine baM’it rs that do not exist. We lock ourselves up iu mate of :s which they consider , jail of Failure by doubts and fears, that livcronlv in our imagm- liberal. tioiis. . Total cost of construction in eluding new pipes irom the reser Some of ns have stopped trying b . jiho of past f. illites hoi s of the city w ink there is no use. We think that the <i.>or to sil(- css h . voir to beetllocked against us. Maybe, if instead of sitting down and 3441,990 which they have broken givigg up, we would just lean against the door, it would swin-’ down into the following items: Reconstruction of pipeline now open. supply line an»l incidental im v-fohn L. Sullivan licked his opponents bv licking their min \ provements ^72,400. lii’sf-Stiy making them fear him. Filtration plaht $61.000. IWa not be licked by .MENTAL BARRIERS! New two million gallon reser- . LOOKING FOR AN INTELLIGENT ANSWER NOTICE My office will be clcosed for five weeks July 1 to Aug. 5. During this time I shall attend the Northwest Post graduate Clinics of Chiropractic Physicians in Seattle and the Oregon State Chiro practic Clinics in Portland. 'J'W’1 Central Tacine isle, where the tests will be conducted Bikini lx in ili.- n-rin i rii shall», bitterly contested chain of islands wrested from the Japanese early In the wst ^*”*** °1 HEXT OF KIN OF OVERSEAS DEAD URGED TO GIVE NOTICE OF CHANGES OF ADDRESS Tb» War Dopart.-rent ha* appealed to those who during th* war received notier oi th» death of a relative in Iho armed force» overaea» Io inform the military service to which tho deceased was attached it they have changed their addree* in the United Statee SINCE THE DATE THE NOTICE OF DEATH WAS FIRST RECEIVED. The Department baa been authorised by Congress to ascertain the wishes of the legal next ol kin concerning the return and tina! burial of World War II dead of all military services. The request is made also on behalf of ths Navy Department. Marine Corps. Coast Guard. Red Cross and War Shipping Administration. Cover for presimi reservoir 36 - 530. Replacing worn out pipes within Many thousands of next of kin may the city 337.600. MAI. GEN. T. B. LARKIN have changed their place of residence Quartrmaster General Due to the present shortages since the date they received a telegram horn th. military c.rvic.t informing and difficulties of securing ade them of th. death of a relative overseas. Such chang. of residence, quate labor and material it would without notification having been »ent to Washington, may causo secri; advisable not to undertake serious delays and mak. it difficult to send important information the entire pre at this time. to proper persons. but rather to make this a five or if To thos. next oi kin who received notic. of d.cth from th» War necessary a ten year program. Department th. coned present address SHOULD BE MAILED AT The first and by far the most ONCE to urgent part of this project is the Memorial Division truction Office of the Quartermaster General new 14 inch Washington 25. D. C. pipe from the reservoir to the source of supply along with the Next of kin who had relatives who diej in the other rervlees required diversions which are should mail their correct present address as follows: Those in th. needed to keep the pipes filled Ncvy to Bureau of Medicine and Surgery. Navy Depaitmcnt Washington. D. C« Marines, to Commandant U. S. Marine Corp« with water at all times. The rest GET IN LINE (Cusualty Section) Washington. D. C..- Coast Guard, to commandant of the improvements may then be U. S. Coast Guard (Casualty Section) Washington. D. C. The public should develop a patience, not heretofor. known made whenever the supply of ade even in war time. To put your money in the hank you have to quate Material and labor are $tand m line; you line up at the post office for your mail nianv available. It may ’em that $441,990 is a times and you line up at the grocer for bread, bananas ami other EMMA FRANCE RITES JUNE 24 THE LITTLE COUXTRY scarce items and hope the item you want most lasts until vou get lot of moi y to spend for a town Emma France. 76. died at her CHURCH. to fpe counter. The system may be all right for those who have the size of Cottage Grove but I know a little country Church home in Cottage Grove Friday. time to make the line, but is a distinct hardship on the busy per when we realize that many towns She was born Aug. 2. 1869. in sitting on a tiny knoll. son, who may have to do without bread and who mav have for in the Middle West no larger than It is not an imposing sight, but Kose Hill, Iowa, and was a mem curs would gladly spend a million ber of the Baptist church. Before gotten what a banana tastes like. it rests my tired sou): dollars for the fine mountain wa c even have our whiskey lines, but judging from some of ter which we enjoy the above ex- It overlooks a quiet valley and a moving to Cottage Grove a year ago. she lived nt Bailey Hill foi *" i 10 r,ecent after ejects of this line, it could be abolished with penditures ould seem amply jus- peaceful, rural scene. Its white spire rising sharp!? 17 y0*"- and celebrated her 58th less heart aches and head aches and might even improve the the darkening evir. "edding anniversary Dec. 27, 19-15. reputation of the community as being a tough place to live. The city of Hillsboro which is Surviving are her widower, Her- greens. , In some places we are told housewives are storing bread in about th man; a daughter. Miss Thelma their lockers to beat the hoarders. This is about the best one we Grove has just awarded contracts ♦ o- Knutson, Eugene; three sons, to the amount of 3650,000 for a It has no ringing chimes telling Frank, of Roseburg. Col. J. J. have heard in a long time. similar project. ' the time of day. France, Fort Missoula, Mont., and pews. "here Gary), of Palymire. Mo.; 16 grand- The water committee of the city- It ,u has no u cushioned i r. • DECENTRALIZATION OF CITIES council has been studying all the rich may kneel to pray. The Oregon Business Review calks attention to the fact that children, and one great-grand- the cities the United States have been undergoing what phases of the water situation for It has no mighty organ waiting child. the past twelve months and is the touch of a master hand: Funeral services were held from might be temed a process of decentralization for the past ten planning to make definite recom It has no velvet carpets, where a the Vcatch-Hollingsworth chapel y^ara, wheW the hub of the cities have betn .shifted bevond mendations to the council within a white-robed choir stands. on Monday. June 24 at 2 p. m. Rev the business district. The I than Land Institute of Chicago has few weeks. No doubt one of their made a eaptiul study of 221 cities in an effort to locate the recommendations will be that the It has no majestic towers, or shin K. Nyegaard officiating. Interment was in the IOOF No. 2 cemetery. cause of thiadecentralization process and found the chief cause voters be asked to approve a bond ing metal dome. to be in tthffic congestion. Poor streets and poor planning is issue which will make it possible It has no stained glass windows, SILAS N. SHORTRinGF RITES or trimmings made of chrome. Riven as the second cause of the decentralization of the business for the water department to be Funeral services for Silas S. distncL TJio rigidity of the tax system, where assessed valuation gin immediate construction of the It has no giant candelabrum, or Short ridge, 82. were held from altar candies to softly glow; of land iMiMit of proportion to the income often caRscs the mer pipeline. In closing it should be noted But is has known the light of lan the Mills Mortuary Monday at chant to move to a district where lower taxes an- prevalent and 2:30 p. m with Clifford Green of terns; and women dressed in the fourty .cause is given as bad zoning and lack of zoning and !hat the U. S. army engineers Eugene, officiating. Interment was have just awarded a contract for call co. in the IOOF-Masopic cemetery. planningwA>hich creates a vicious circle when business houses the construction of six miles of Mr. Shortridge, a native of Lane move inttimmdential districts and the resdential districts move pipe line which is to be built It's just a little, country Church, county, died at his home in the out beyond 1hc city limit to find Jiving quarters with less around the Dorona dam. The cost built by 'God-fearing men in Lorane community June 19th from cramped filMce. overalls. of this construction will be paid Citiesraqd towns as small as Collage Grove are due Io suffer for by the government and con Who now so quietly sleep beneath a heart attack. unless some pf these conditions arc correct< d. sequently, it is not included in ihe the shadow of its walls. above estimate. Just a little, country Church, ! which has known joy and sorrow is of his imperfections," says a and prayer. local pastor. Czxtslsspe foil THOUGUTLETS C ntalo : are adapted to a wid'- But the weary and sick at heart Some nations are quite willing' range of soil " and soil types, but may find peace and solace there. By Carl B. Balch to compromise their international generally th: ’y produce a higher Average 3>/2 to 4 lbs. differences whenever the com- quality fruit >nd gi-.-e higher yield* H' j'b’ a little country Church, promise comes their way. on neutral or but clear and sweet, to me 'kdine soils, It is not necessarily true that LIVE WEIGHT ONLY These soils with a hie er lime con- It brings a ringing message from ‘ypur opinion or mine on any giv- tent are pci rally pr-ferred. except Without a Flag the geritle Man of Galilee. ert-tfuestion is right. Soldiers who fought in the Ameri for the pr retien of early melons Dedicated to the Walker can revolution did not fight under when the «andy soil* are best bc- There is one possible solut ion Community Church by Mrs. cause thej the stars and stripes. There was no 1 warm up sooner in Phone 236J tha to the problem of what to do with Mary Wilson, Creswell, Orc. spring. Trieste. V^hy not make it a free official authorization for the nation- city, belonging neither to Italy or al flag cf the United States until 1773, so a miscellaneous assortment Yugo-Slavia? Bolster Chair Seats of flags issued by different states If your cane chair seats have be Not all dull or stupid people or donated by individuals were car are either poverty stricken or ob ried during the Revolutionary war. gun to *ag. shrink them tight t’? washing with hot water and drying scure. outdoors Sob Mstpr music is poor food Nuts Nutritions Nuts are high in protein, so that for one's emotional intellect. LOCATED IN THE COTTAGE GROVE HOTEL KILLS they can alternate at times for A person is greatly handicapped meat in a main dish, such as nut if he does not have a healthy but «oaf. They also provide B vitamins well controlled imagination. —specially thiamine — and a lit tle iron and calcium. Eut a* far as We appreciate the cordial reception accorded us by the AlcohoWc tippling does not con nutrition Is concerned nuts are most tribute anything toward the moral directively used to supply some of AND INSECT SPRAY perple of this district and take this opportunity to express or busin lorticiency of our town. the needed fat in metis. The public would like to know the answers to the eurrt-nt 'supply and demand problem, but far as we know all of us are pretty much in the dark. Recently we noted that the nation’s incat supply in the butcher shops was down to about ten pi r cent of normal. This in the face of the greatest number of live stock on the range in the history of the country. ^-Acpording to current stories, sugar warehouses in the sugar pitkhicing areas are full of sugar and growers arc puzzh d over whcrL the new sugar crop will be stored, but* here we have the giruit Season on and consumers can’t get sufficient sugar to can. One refmrt is that in the sugar beet growing counties the ware houses ate full, but the supply to the consumers has been cut 1o a dribble The government won’t permit the growers to buibl additional storage. Naturally the publie would like to know ■what the government proposes to do1 with the current sugar erop. For Sale Fat Red Fryers Albert Martin Cottage Grove Studio A dlst said " newspaper man nd man often puzzle1 Tasty Sauce Honey, thinned with orange juice heated, makes a good sauce to "The , neftrer one approaches serve with hot griddle cakes or waf sainthood the more conscious he lies. * LIMITED SUPPLY Of Radios and Radio-Phonograph Combinations and Eureka Vacuum Cleaners for Immediate Delivery. AI bo Plastic, Plywood and Aluminum Boats in Stock. Woodson-Wicks Electric 816 Main Street Are Y om Buying a New Homs, a New Car, or an Airplane? our thanks for the business given us during the time we have been with you. We want to extend a cordial invitation to visit our studio. We specialize in home portraiture and invite you to make appointment for a family group. See us today for Insurance to suit your requirements. OUR BROWNTONE SPECIAL IS BEING CONTINUED i. ' ' Pacific Exposition Will Be Revived Portland (Special). The eifie International Livest<x*k position will be revived this fall after a hibernation of tour y< is was announced hy T. B Wilcox. Jr., president. The revitalized show, scheduled for (k'tober 5 through 12 nt Portland. Oregon, will be under management of Wal ter Holt, who replaces the late O. M. Plummer, identified with the exposition since its inception. This year's stock show will be the 36th since its founding in 1910. During that period it has gained world wide rt*cognitlon and fame, according to Wilcox, The ex position is housed in One nt the world's largest structures, n show building which covers 11 acres, all under one roof. Except during the four years -t V orid War 11. wh th position building was used by the U. S. Army, the Pacific inter national has attracted exception ally large crowds In l!M I the of- fil ial count was 127,391 Llzht Filaments Corn Meal in his experiments to develnp the be imli'M'A.t llcht, Thomm I t, in tried cardboard and the whisker of a man's beard for filament*. Fresh yellow corn meal, «tone or machine ground, is a good source of vitamin A. a value missing in white corn WHAT IT TAKES TO BE A CHIROPRACTOR Tin- inodvrii training nvevxsury to heroine a ehiroprnt-tor Is quite rigid. The standard*fnur year cotirse ni-u-.-ni ---I by the < ominith-v on Edllciitioii ol Ihv Xaliotml ('hitopi a, In- Associn- lion consists of approximately ItM.o hours. The minimum educational requirement for admi »ion tu on high school. However, approximately 30 per emt of all studenti* matricuhitmg in approved colleges have from mu to four years of preliminary college training. .Many hmr baccalaureate de grees and a sizable number have graduate degrees. ■Beginning with a comprehensive study of the basic sciences of anatomy, physiology, chemistry, bacteriology and pathology, the chiropractic student is led into the clinical subjects dealing with the diagnosi; and treatment of disease, with chiropractic principles and practice. The .student must I m - proficient in all his DR H A HAGEN LB r NSED INSTRUCTOR AT ALL TIMES The Cottage Grove Flying club now has Ralph Allen as a licensed instructor available for lessons at ail times at the Cottage Grove airport. One of the club mcmix r;. R. , E. Anderson, has already ob- The h,s PnvB,e UcPns'’ clubs new Taylorrraft has passed its 100 hours of flying time. The next meeting of the firing club will be on July Sih at the Jefferson school at 8:00 p. m. Mr. and Mm W. M liarpole made a business trip to Portland recently. iWI A self priming cey trifug a' pump powered by a Mercury motor. Will irrigate 10 acrei — Ideal for pumping river water— Believe It Or Not! 5175. complete COTTAGE GROVE FOUNDRY Reddy Kilowatt, your electric servant, will work for lest than ever before 325 South 10th Street ____________ 45-1 fi- in these times when costs ore going higher doily. PLUMBING PHONE 26-E-2 If you want quick service Wc Have Bath Tubs, Sinks, Showers J. P. Walker 20 South 5th Street ___ ________________ THE MORE YOU USE THE LESS YOU PAY Mountain States Power Company 'A Self-Supporting, Tax-Paying, Privato Enterpriio 1« tfc New Subscription Rates Beginning July 1st, 1946, an increase will be made in the price of Sentinel subscriptions. The increase is nec- meet h|8her CO8ts I" labor and materials. Un til that time new subscriptions or renewals will be ar- cepted at the present rates. NEW RATES ARE: IN LANE AND DOUGLAS COUNTIES' $2 50 PER YEAR, $1.50 FOR 6 MONTHS. OUTSIDE THIS DISTRICT AND 0UT8IDF OF THE STATE: 1 YEAR $3.00, 6 MONTHS $2 00. vuiblDE $ Also after July 1st, the Sentinel will be enlarged to an eight column page paper, which will mean a bigger, bet ter paper for you. Other improvements in the appear ance of the paper are contemplated in the near future. Insurance Service Phone 337 45-1 te Phone 34 • Rei. 8F4 Wiser Building 617 Main St. W. R. SKEELS, Owner and Operator Affiliated with the Bishop Moderne Studio System •roer khowot Marlow Watei Wizard PHONE 159
