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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1947)
k, Oct. tS, 1*47 Published Every Thursday at Cottage Grm% Oregon Established August 15. 1889 W. G MARTIN ____ ________ Editor, Publisher Buhacrfptlon rates, cash in advance. No subscription for less than 3 fconths. j yr g 3 M m . W "Lane-Douglas Counties------------------------ .2.50 * 1.50 1.00 Dutaida Thia District 1.50 — 3 00 1.75 Foreign Rates on AppUcaUon. i Í « I r f à A CABBAGE GROVE CANDLE IN THE WIND THOUGH Tl.l’TS Joel M. Thornburg Funeral Monday BIRTHS THOHE GREENER PASTURES At th* Butltr HANfXX'K Joel Montgomery Thin nburg. maternity home. Monday, Octoliti* By Elmer J. Kent Uy Cari IL Hukh Some weeks ago one of our i 84. died Oct. 17 al the home of 20, 19*17. to Mr and Mrs. Donald younger business men wrote a hN son, Chester, five and a half Hancock, Elkton, a son, Thomas R, very Interesting article for this miles west of Cottage Grove He At the Smith We art* all interestod in sending paper, maybe it was a bit dreamy was born Novemlier 28. 1862 at j RHINEVAULT grain to the hungry in Europe. "»rent we all " It suggested thut 1 Midway, Tenn., and lived near Cot-1 maternity h<>spdnl, Thursday, <k- 1 And it is well for the brewer* and much needed cooperation mi nee tage Grove the |»a»t 12 years after tober Hi. 1947. to Mr. and Mrs Wayne Rhlnevault of Cottage distillers to save grain to send to esMxy in the success of anything moving here from Montana Europe But is is consistent for Sonu* one has said. "whnt's the Surviving are his son, Chester Grove, a daughter, Sandra Ka> the United States to Import one matter with Cottage Grove, our M . and n grandson At Cottage Grove. Oregon, as second class matter. MONT1ETH At Sacred Heart million gallons of bard liquor from editor has kindly given apnee for Service« were held at Milla Britain, which is made from grains the public to express themselves. Mortuary Monday at 2 p. m , with General hospital. Eugene, We<|. that might feed the hungry of May we offer some, let us hope, ; interment in the lOUF-Masanic nesday. tk'tolier 22, 1947, to Mi anil Mrs Jack 1. Montleth, Cot England ? constructive criticism. We have remetery. tage Grove, a son, l^twremv* Rn> never had a lot of fault to find mond. The man who puts God first be with our city management, our p»>.; Rliihs hi United Niâtes fore his country served his coun lice force or the council who so | SAFETY MEASURES . More Ihan #7:t.iMMI babies were Intrrcellealale FoetbeU try better by putting God first. We hope the city carries through some tl.iffic sntety itieas willingly give of their time and i born In the United States during the Princeton und Rutgers played the Urea tiefore the close of fall, many of which mixdieen discussed ability that we may have betterj Perhaps a good slogan for Stalin homes in which Io live We had| flrst quarter of 1*47, according to | first IntercuUegiate football game in several months. Narrow* streets have been and will be a haaard । I Hit*. with M player, on eaeh tide to use for his government would our say about the parking meter} j the U. S. ¡tubile health servie«. •o tAr us traffic .is concerned and there isn't a Lot to be dune ' be "Russia rules the roost," but were outnumbered and to us sbo^t this situation unless the town can be rebuilt. The most । it is a closed matter, at least it । logical suggestion made is the removal of the four foot curb Real moral advance might be was educational to us who attend filing the principal thoroughfares. made if public profession and pri ed our first council meeting, and Urgently need<*d ia a wider street to carry the 6th street vate practice meant one and the who thought when we served on Mme thing. » traffic. About eight feet could be added to this street with the school boards etc. that we had removal of the curb strip. Even then parking on both sides of reached the limit of those thank Some people who have been the street would be hazardous, but this would at least provide a less jolts but after listening to all criticized and cudgeled during that comes before a city council, two lane traffic. The same situation exists with Whittaker their life have been proclaimed decided we "hadn't seen anything avenue, which has recently been made into a one way street. patriots after their death. yet." At the suggestion of our1 Removal of the curb strips would eliminate the necessity of n mayor some of us attempted to one way street, but the sticker to the proposal is that, as we 1 think most households are form a business men's association understand it. a right of way was granted the Postal Telegraph well pleased because the president1 to give assistance to the council, Co., or some similar company to erect a line along the <*urb has announced that the govern not to fight tin' meters or any ment will not set up price con thing else as was reported. but strip. If this right'of way is irrevocable it >jias just another trol and rationing of food in spite it met with very little coopera-1 fu^lish act on the part of the city fathers in the early days. of the vociferous howl of tAe left lion, maybe because those chosen '. Still another suggestion would be the P^rnoy«! bf obstruc- wingers and their sympathizers to head it were newcomers, maybe (ion* along the Quincy avenue and highway eros.<4ng. where the ..... . . , , we need come new faces or ideas view of the motorist crossing the highway is such that he cannot A distinguished religious leader Our (*hamiM.r oi (•,Mni)H.r,v whU.t, Soil Building see the traffic approaching from the south until he is practically wrote, ui an attitude of' has been ■ jairt of Cottage Grove in the middle of the highway. The friendly SP oauld also help mind which makes pract -------1 1 for so many years seems to have ADVICE TO THE The difference between soil build achievement possible. by removing the switching yard from the Sixth street crossing. CITY FATHERS ceased to function, may we offer ing and soil mining is shown in the -^Asn requested to move the switch yards several months ago at least one reason, a very sue- Our city has given notice that Chart below. Soil building means Following the recent dramatic ceaaful business man was usked to Um.officials came back with the reply that the reason the switch we should clean the leaves and yard was not moved was because firms here would find it too trash from our lawns and side increasing tlje soil’s organic matter rescue of the passengers and crew affiliate and serve on the nomin- and plan’, food supply and maintain- of the flying boat. "The inconvenient to drive a block or so out of the way to unload uni a walks. Wouldn't it be a good idea ing high crop yields. It means feed- Queen," charges were Berm uria ating committee, which he pro- jugn yieKU. it Queen." made of c<.vlj,Ki to do but wsa told that eaVPassing the buck, however is habitual with tMs road. espe- if the city set the example and mg the soil and letUhg the soil feed • carelessness and negk*ct of the was all taken care of. “he didn't when it’s inconvenient. cleaned the walk in front of the the crops, rather than trying to feed passengers by the crew. Be it said Ko pack.** We’re mighty glad Io ^Everyone agrees that there should 1» q .> i traffic light at city park. I fell down on the park each individual crop. to the credit of the aviation in- see the younger men form the The comparative results shown dustry that charges like this have junior t|||^intersection of Main street and Ninth or the highway, but sidewalk because there was a slip Chamber and maybe an pery mess of rotting sawdust and here were obtained at the Ewing th<city says it’s up to the highway department and up to now been seldom made, and this is the t> iu er group working with them evidently the sawdust was not soil experiment field in Illinois. One the highway department has not seen the need for this. swept this season and perhaps not1 plot has had no soil treatment since first to come under the observa- w^uld have found the necessary combination. Whnt's the matter at all. Where is our pride 7 We1 the field was established in 1910. The lion of this columnist. with Cottage Grove, nothing mon* SUCCESS OF MARSHALL PLAN should not neglect the* city park other plot has had large amounts of Some of us have feared that than other cities and places of our Whether or not the Soviet Union will be able to make the as ours is neglected. A citizen of Russia would leave the United size, and nothing that can't be im Marshall plan — or any other plan decided u the Western East Main street. (Name on re Nations and others of us have de proved on unless it is the weather, 5041 IO£»TtD WITH quest I. powers — ineffectivs, remains to be seen. It k possible that it sired that she would leave the and when we read what they have NUME L'Mf * SOM. PHOSPHATE world parliament. But on sober elsewhere, we're pretty fortunate Uill be. The»4xtent of her diplomatic ami i<fcoh»gica] achieve- NOT ¡thought, the Stalin gavernment here. ments in the past year do not seem to be fullyj^ggvrized by the THINKING BULL ruATCo I will not leave the United Nations The depths of despair must be bulk of the people in this country. The frontiers of Soviet in 104 NO. 9TH R«*cently a man came in the PH 188L voluntarily. To do this would in fluence have pushed inexorably forward. Anti that from the reached by some of these prize, store and grumbled about every bulls that are fed and pampered volve isolation, and isolation is Russian point of view’, is just as good as if her actual geograph from spring until fall when they the last thing the Soviet desires. thing. He would be glad when he got back to the United States ical frontiers similarly advanced. There is little real difference go to a sale. There they are bucket when* they have quality merchan between a Soviet satellite, such as Hungary, and a Soviet prov fed. bedded by solicitous attend TRAGIC HIGHWAY WRECK dise. His kind can't start too ince, such as the Ukraine. The Russian "advisors” in “inde ants. and curried and washed and SEQUEL TO COART STORM quick. When we criticize, let's lx* pendent” capitals pull the strings and the local puppets dance. manicured and curled until any Death of one automobile pas constructive at least. One success- Soviet ace-in-the-hoie is the Russian army, which is reported to bull would be pardoned for think senger and Injury of two women, ful business man said he didn't ing that he was about the king of be still at war time strength. * £ when the car they were riding care to see Cottage Grove grow the party. «That is if bulls think). It has often been pointed out that. shoufA war eome, then* home from a dance overturned, as he didn't like a big town, nel* is nothing to prevent Russia from over running Europe in a Then the sale is over and the new was blamed on highway conditions thcr do we, but a city either grows owner hustles the new possession matter of days. The other occupation forces in Europe consist into a truck and takes him home ■ lime, phosphate and potash to get caused by the coast storm batter or goes liackward That's when we largely of Military Police and service and administrative troops, After a brief period of being heavy stands of deep-rooted leg ing the Waldport area over the need the push and vigor of the ANY MAKE Junior Chamber, the Business and combat divisions are conspicuous by their absence. But, shown to the folks he probably umes. Com stalks have been re week end. turned to this plot. The rotation On The victim was John Francis Women's Association and similar to repeat, the hope remsins that Russian policy j* to stop short winds up-in a windswept stubble both plots has been com, oats, clo Walker, 24, resident of this vl- ones "What's the matter with ANY MODEL of war—to get «Aerything possible without re9ortiug to foree of field. Then the world must cer ver and wheat. i cinity. and the injured as Walk Cottage Grove," with many new arms. That may be proven, one way or another, before too long. tainly seem ungrateful and unfair. Crop yields covering a four-year er's wife. Rosalie Lee, 21, and Nimes, two large new churches un It apears that the pampered be rotation tell the story. Cora pro Lois Spouder, 22. EXPERTLY REPAIRED der construction, others repaired ings of this world are the ones who duction on the fertilized plot was Mrs. Walker suffers a skull in FINDING . most often cry aghinst their fate. and others planned, to say nothing four times greater than on the un One hospital worker went home pretty mtieh'diwouraged i We wonder what a bull thinks treated field; oats nearly four times jury and Miss Spouder had pain of the many new business house«, ful bruises. when people of means are willing •iter making what she thought was a worthwhile effort in the about it —Sherman. County Jour- and wheat about eight times great State police said the driver. to give thousands and others with er. Clover yield on the fertilized Kenneth ThisseH, was not Injured earapaign to raise funds for the proposed community hospital, n*1- Sha reported that a lot of people she contacted seemed to think ------------------------- plot was 1.9 tons per acre; the un when the automobile rolled four less are willing to unite to help treated plot is too acid to grow times after skidding on a soft edge build a great new hospital for our that the hospital was a money making scheme and would not FeAgion ProVAFltgll comfort and safety, surely there legumes. give on that account. Can you imagine this, attortili that’s been riVVcilIClI of Highway 101 south of Wald isn't much of anything wrong with Despite the greater amounts of port Sunday about 1:30 a. m. said and done and all the energy that has been put forth in try- Dy C aijm J our city, and community, there's nitrogen and organic matter Osed in Ingìo tell the publie that the hospital would'ìjg, a cooperative DDIHID r iSwllwW always some who can see greeapr producing the higher yields, the fer- affair. Promoters of the present hospital, if they may be termed RECAPTURED JAIL EMCAPEE pastures on the other side of the tilized plot still contains 4H tons Growing Crops Help fence. “promoters” (really they are public spirited meM.aud women) more organic matter and 460 pounds GIVEN TERM OF 10 TEARS would be the last to think of the project from a money making more nitrogen than the untreated Frederick Hendricks, 27, who In Saving the Soil field. angle. The bast the average modem hospital has been able to : escaped his Lane County jail cell HOARDING TO HEAT EUROPE By W. J. DRYDEN along with another prisoner Sep do is to break even. A big percentage can’t Imast of this as Many food merchants over the The late spring floods and heavy tember 16 by overpowering the country report that there are a thÿ) are running in the red. _ _ , —». rains made many farmers real Farm Hints That Pay night jailer, has been sentenced to number of food buyers making big There isn’t anything in this wôrld thatX'pgrfcct and the ize that losses from water erosion 19 years in the state prison hospital is no exception. Finding fault has no pltcS in the present ■ can be serious. Michigan State col- In Better Products purchases evidently with the idea The Cornell results are in line Hendricks was recaptured Oc of insuring a supply of canned campaign. Certainly it will never build a commtmity, hospital or with earjier tests of vitamins for tober 14 and pleaded guilty to in- goods and flour. Flour, sugar and r.ae r "*0^ calf scours in Michigan and Ohio. dictments on charges of statu- ■ canned goods are the most sought \\ c Pick I p and IJclivcr Even though the use of vitamins tory rape, larceny in a dwelling i after. Under present conditions, City Within Itself lacks encouragement, there is prom and escape from jail. there is no point to hoarding a Ameriean farmers now use more The estimated daily* population of ise in another direction—the sulfa Melbourne Jenks, the other es large amount of flour since stored than »0,000 miles of electric fence. Rockefeller Center, New York City, drugs. Sulfaguanidine has been capee, is held in .Seattle when- he flour will attract weevils Sugar These arc used to keep cattle in or is 152,132. and is surpassed by the found helpful. Sulfathiazole, one of was arrested Friday after a traf is more than plentiful and very to keep other animals from break population of only 55 cities in the the faster acting sulfas, which has fic accident. few if any canned goods are 1 icing ing in. United States.’ been used against dysentery in hu sent to Europe. mans, also has been used success Divorce for Gabbiness It might be more to the jxjint to 812 Main St. Phone 317 t fully in calf scours treatment. In An old penri code of China pro move the large amount of poultry lege specialists list four rules to re tests, a combination of sulfathiazole vided that a man could obtain a and eggs out of cold storage. If duce water erosion on farm land. with kaolin and pectin was more 1. Never leave the ground bare effective than either sulfathiazole or divorce if his wife was too talkative, refrigeration was available, j poul or if she disregarded hie parents, try in cold storage has already longer than necessary. Vegetation sulfaguar.idine alone. according to Encyclopaedia Britan- , been produced and needs no fur- I is important over the winter. nica. He also could obtain a di- thcr grain. This wtould be a boor* 2. As the slope of the land in Don't use binder twine for tying creases, use more crops of grass fleeces. Use paper twine instead. vorce, the code held. If his wife had to the sagging poultry market, and small grains and fewer cultivat When binder twine is used pieces •n envious or su-picious temper. । especially turkeys. ed crops. ot the fiber break off and get into 3. If medium sloping land is cul the wool. These fail to take color tivated. practice strip cropping, when dyed. Who loses? The sheep cross slope seeding and tilling, and man. use sod waterways and terraces. 4. Keep the soil in as high a state Loose Leaf Supplies of all kinds. of fertility as possible. 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