The Cottage Grove sentinel., April 29, 1948, Page 2, Image 2

The Keritlnel Cottage Grove, Oregon
Cottage 6n>v» Mtmrl
Thur«., April 2», 1948
Letter From Washington
“
Established August 15, 1889
W. C. MARTIN..... ......... —-------------------------------- Editor, Publisher
By Hiirria Ellsworth, RepH'seutativ« in Congress
bVom Oregon’s Fourth CongressioiiNl District
Glancing Backward UNITED NATIONS
From the files <>f the Sentinel
April IS, 1928
IN ACTION
t 'hildi en's Em. i g e n c y Fund
which goes over the heads of all
governments and appeals directly
to ordinary men, women and chil­
dren nil over the world.
The Trusteeship Council is go-
Ing ahead solidly It may not lx*
proceeding very quickly, Imt at
least it han not taken any decision
which has had to Is- changed litter.
The mvinlx'rs of the Truaterthip
Council work very well together,
anil I umlerxliind that »II who
have followed their work aie very
satlsfleif
I have also In mind the work of
the United Nations Educational,
Scientific and Cultural < tigoni/i
Hon (UN ESCI ri mid the World
Health < Irgimizntl.m (WHO) ui
many different count t ies.
This Is n crucial period of our
work, it really difficult one It Is
<i very go.nl ymo Io consider ninny
Alice Kuney of Cottage Grove
a
junior in vocational education
months.
The
Interior
-Department
ap- He will «(leak at breakfast, lunch
6 Mos.
3 Mos.
OSC. has been chosen vic.-(
at
propriations
bill
will
anon
be eon and dinner meetin*«, will en­
In Lane-Douglas Counties -
.2.50
1.50
1.00
brought to the Floor id the House. deavor to visit most of the cities prc«i«h*nt of Theta Sigma Ehl, mi
Du tilde This District _____
The sub-committee has been hold­ in the state, and will meet and tional honorary and professional
.3.00
1.75
1.50
ing hearings for nearly two greet as many voters as possible. JournaHatlc fraternity tor women
Foreign Rate« on Application.
G. O. Knowles, K K Müls, R
months and is now about ready to Stassen has made several appear-
WITHOUT OUR aurPORT'IT TAIL*
Ln I «red at Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second ria«« matter.
'•mark up” the bill. I appeared be- iUM»« in Oregon during the last two L. Stewart. A. O. Nichols and W
1 fore the committee and urged ap­ years. I huve not heard that he S Averill have been ap|suntvd as
proval of funds for construction of will be there again before May 21, a coimnittee fium the Chamber of
By Trygve Lie
Bonneville transmission lines in but it ia pretty certain that u great Commerce to rooperiit.' with the
AUDITORIAL«
NATI
farmers
union
for
the
annuiti
I
Secretol
v-Genernl
of the
Southwestern Oregon. 1 also «poke many of hi« sup|»ortors and workers
................ ......
..
f ASSOCIATION
state ....
convention
to l»e held here
Nations
at some length regarding the work will be active there.
in May.
of the Bureau of Mines Labora-
Judging from conversation« I
I should like
T)w trout season openisl Sun-
. tory at Albany.
have heard at the luncheon table
•ay a few
In ray testimony, I pointed out and III the cloakroom, I believe Re •lay, but no catches large enough
born thirty years too soon
words h b o u t
that the time has tdtout arrived publicans here are going to be pay to enter the cuntcst at Brand's
the general sit­
when the facilities at Albany ing very chw attention to the store.
In a recent issue of the Eugene Register Guard charges
HAROLD STASSEN
Mr. nml Mrs. J. E. Tate ob-
uation of the
should tie increased to take in election returns from Oregon the
are made that the county has lost upwards of
in the
«erved their 50th wedding anni­
Unitisi Nations
work in the electrochemical field night of .May Mint.
u ’ 'if
timlier lands in the past eight years Thus,
versary ut the home of their
it, be­ work of lite United Nations,
and to do basic research work in
who have been following the county manager plan argument
daughter,
Mrs.
James
Tow
n
Sun
­
have
non-metallie« such as clay, shale
Not long ago,
House
„ . the —
--------Un-
will realise that the Eugene newspaper had one primary purpose
silica sands, pumice, gypsum, Amencan Activities Committee im­ day afternoon.
Paul De Vaux
in mind and this was to plug for the county manager idea, under
Seven wi re arrested at Lirane
so much in the
limestone and other deposits com- plied that Dr. Edward U. Condon,
Sunday on a liquor charge by Mel­
the theory that if enough inefficiency was exposed, the people
about lite
mon
to
the
Northwest
ansi.
I
ond
­
Direetor
of
the
National
Bunmu
of
Harold E. Stassen on Monday
would vote for the county manager plan.
isi my statement to the sub-cnm- Standards, wax a bad security risk vin Turnbull, deputy sheriff and
opened, what he calk'd, his cam­ inittee with the following
R M Bennett, state prohibition
< Irgunkution
Reviewing the records of the county court for the past paign for Oregon.
recont The committee also intimated thut officer.
I am not trying to hide the fact
mendations:
few years, there isn't much doubt in the minds of many but that
Dr.
Condon
should
be
removed
from
The last time he visited us we
A chamber of commerce com­ that the United Nations has lost
in the hi« important reaponaibility, which
the majority of the court were born about thirty years too soon were otaerving his .thtements and Rurt Although
«
£ not included
"
mittee
will circulate ix tltions to very much of its prestige e-qieei-
„ under- involves, among other things, elos.
- •’’«•mate, it « m.V
in trying to solve some of the problems faced with today. The actions with the attitude, “we ll
have thn-e changes made in the ally in connection with the work
standing
that
the
facility«
at
the
contact
with
the
work
being
done
court "with possibly one exception is still straggling with the see what the next fella has to
Albany Laboratory should be add- by the Atomic Energy Oommisaion.
ObmmiMion city charter. One is to make the of the Security Council But in the
depression complex. One we know of. if he hasn't had occasion say.” Now after many aspirants ed
to
by
the
construction
of
an
Statements
in
the
press
nei city recorder's office appointive. present situation I ilo not think
By GENE WARE
to change his mind, is still laboring under the impression that have had their say. Stassen is electroehemical latxwatory build­ ther clear nor conclusive, wen.
with the From the files of the Sentinel, it is quite right to apeak only
April 21, 1938
about the prestige of the Unit'd
< ottnge Grove is a backwoods, logging community, entitled only greeted with a good deal of en­ ing. rhere should be another and result that it seemed as if Dr.
Robert Hutchins, iKad man
thusiasm. He has traveled owr
Bill Zimmerly and Earl Hill are Nations. As I undeistand the pit
to the second class roads. The court isn’t alone, however, in its more
smaller building to house research
nt the University of Chicago,
of the U. S. and talked to in non-metal lies. <f not in the Condon were beirfg maliciously ami the best "alibien" in Cottage ent situation, whut is really al
views with reference to improvements. There are still some busi more ordinary Americans than
deliberately smeared.
At least they came out In ■stake today is the prestige of the come« up with the comment
nessnien who ean’t live down the depression period and who any of the other would be candi­ coming fiscal year, certainly the The House OunmlttM on Inter Grove
a
tie
for
first place in the alibi five big powers (China. France. that "Mo«t Americans can't uv
the atom for the bomb." Re-
think any sort of improvement will serve one purpose only and dates. He answers spontaneous laboratory should be completed by state and Foroign Commerce, of golf tournament
staged at the golf United Kingdom, United States during this
one-ay liable
tliat is to make more county and state taxes, which they hate questions from his audiences after the addition of these two buildings which I am a member, lately had course .Sunday with a 31.
ami
U.S
S
Rj.
at the earliest possible moment. occasion to hear testimony an this
thoughts Mr Hutchms means
to jmy. We have even heard the argument that to paint your own nearly every speech and books re- 1 Work
Mrs, Clifford Smith brought to
The United Nations wu found­
in these fields is not being subject. The matter was recently
bouse is more or less of a sin because the deputy tax, collector turn engagements to keep his lis­ done to any extent in any other debated
the Sentinel office yesterday an ed on the nssiunption that the five we've forgotten that the active
on
the
Floor
of
the
House.
little atom can be us.-d (or oth­
teners posted on new questions
«COuld gee it and immediately raise your taxes.
laboratory, and yet, basic electro­ It was stated, ami the statements egg with a tail The hen that laid big (lowers would try to seek er things iM'sldes blowing peo­
and
latest
developments
of
pre
­
With reference to our own county affairs, it looks like we I
chemical work and basic research were proven by documents ami the egg must have known of the agreement among themselves and ple kxxKt from their mortgage«.
discussed problems.
haVe reached a point where the voters will have to clean house viously
work
in non-metallies is essential photostatic Copies of documents, Easter season and derided it was would cooperate. Today, especial­ Already atomic knowledge lx
As one listens he has a feeling
or we may be forced to accept a method where we will have that
to
round
out a complete labora­ that Dr. Condon ia a member of the up to her to do something about it ly. I think it is primarily up to tiring iise«l to combat disease,
this man is sincere and
Twenty-nine students will leave them to find a solution to many of to advance «clcnce and to aid
little or no voice in the county affairs, such as is proposed under straight forward, bound to his tory program."
American-Soviet Science Society,
Friday
to take (>art in the state the questions which are before the
During
the
war,
the
National
the county manager plan.
and is a member of the executive
industry The University of
convictions and that's perhaps
Park Service was very nearly sus- of that organization. The American music contest.
Chicago has n 12 million dollar
what scares the old line party
Glenn
Swanson
hns
issued
n
call
At the same time, I think credit program of atomic research to
I»ended. Ordinary care and main- ' 1 Soviet Science Society is closely
leaders.
tenance of the parks and national affiliated with the National Council for all baseball players and others must !«• given to t h e Security determine the way« In which
_
VIGILANCE PRICE OF SAFETY
Oregon should not be expected
monuments was cut to a point of American-Soviet
Friendship. interested in baseball to be nt the Council for some of the thing« atoms can Is’ used for the good
‘‘A eommunist or a fascist party, under democratic svst. ms to go out of its way to greet where they emerged from the war Inc., which organisation was cited Kelly field this Sunday at 2:00 which it has accomplished. I am of
nil mankind That's the liest
Dewey this trip though,
pm. Three rnemlwrx of last year's thinking, for instance, of tin* Leb­
an low a worc of elections and continue to function freely ” Thomas
we ve beimi for some
as we know he isn’t making it period in a very run-down condi­ as subversive by Attorney General team have Iwen lost to Dram, new anon un«l Syrian quest inn of 1946,
¡»1^"'Henry Ch.a“b<‘r,in- ‘>B«‘ 1« ««eh a partv win because he planned it that way. tion I called this fact to the at­ Clark. The closeneaa of the affilia­ Cascade entry.
time,
'
dr‘,On,’ °r som<‘ho*
h*n<b on the stat.' author- Several weeks have gone by since tention of the Appropriations Sub­ tion of these two organizations is Dr. W. E. Lebow who hns prac­ the Iranian case, also in 1946, th.
I Ut you rlnn’t know how old
Indonesian situation, wha-h lx lie-
committee along with the fact
Moth,
y without an election, and the pendulum stops right there
is We
he said he wouldn't be out this that travel in the parks now is proven by the fact that they have tice«! dentistry for sixteen yran ing dealt with now. and the drllb-
the same office address in New
have '\'|UiS|tC new ELGIN
or there are no more free elections. The people have no ehanee way but he apparently finds Ore-
<>n
Main
street
will
move
to
the
enitk.n« which are proceeding
AMERICAN
mV y and
to reconsider their verdiet ”
I gon’s 12 votes may have some 20 j»er cent greater than pre-war. York and use the same telephone newly decorated office jn the with regar«! to nKxhmlr li is
Specifically,
I
request.-d
that
full
,
number.
A
photostat
of
a
cancelled
the Mothers'
gift she’ll
timer
apartments.
’8i
of saying that a people must always be effect or influence in areas where Budget allowances be made for I check drawn in favor ........................
true
that
the
< hi nei I
of the Science
• igilantly alert if it is to be saved from tyranny. A single failure opponents are piling up votes that i , Crater Lake Park and for the 1 Society and endors.'d by the Amer
Mr. and Mn W A. Wixwlard has not bren able to «ulve other prire for II« benuty, mu fulm ««
and thè wny tt di . s < s up h«T
i single misstep, and the organized forres of dictatorship will he thought he had sewed up. How­ Oregon Caves. Calling attention | ¡can-Soviet Friendship organization arc in Southern California for a im|n>rtant questiona.
dn sscr Thevr. h-aulifuily de-
ever we arc interested in what he
two
weeks
vacation
I
think
that
very
much
can
be
%k°Unt5y S ,,bertws aa «»mpletely as if thev ha«l never will have to say . . . but keeping to the need for reconstruction of wa* exhibited on the Floor of the
Jack Mnulding's new boat is said In appreciation of the results signed, have h-tnd cut conilw,
xisteti. These forces are «Xpert at boring from within. Thev in
a retaining wall and parking area House.
nylon bristle« and «|xTÌnlly
mind that Stassen long ago told
nenring
completion. A four cylin­ ichh-M'd by other Organ« of til.
uake small gains here and other small gains there They talk us he would give the West more at the Caves, I asked that the These facts do not constitute the der marine
ground
mirror«.
engine has been in- United Nation« For example, m
reassuringly of democracy and liberty and the welfare of the representation in the cabinet, per­ Budget request for that work be entire case against Dr. Condon, but -ttalh-d and everything
In D.ilin« n woman rom-
will
the
minds
of
the
re
presen
I
qli
vex
"oniinon man in order to hide their true intentions. Then when haps Dewey can tell us something increased so that the entire job I think they are sufficient to indi­ I»«’ in readiness to invade the who look part in It. (he last sex- phlincd to the |x»|ice that a
cate that Dr. Condon is indeed a
thn-«'.yc ,r old child kept biting
the chance arises, they strike with.blinding gpaed.
of his plans aiong those lines also could be completed during the
Umpqua
«ion of ihe Eronomic and Swiiil
coming year. It really does not poor security risk and should not, at
her
Grout Dane l*r.»hnl>ly the
Whoever
we
finally
decide
upon,
. ”c
8**n
boring from within in the United States.
Council was the most ■um*s«ful
pay to do a small job like that on this time, be employed by our gov­
child was Ju«t railing It« cn
It is found in efforts—some of them successful—to socialize our it cannot be said that the people a piece-meal basis.
it
has
ever
bad.
ernment in a position of trust and SOCIAL CONFERENCE
nine
This summer, plan
industries, to create labor strife, to build up enormous bureau­ didn't have the chance to take
1 ben, we have th«» Conferenre
in daily contact with our secret MEETING MAY 10-It
to cut clown on a lot of hot
the
presidential
picking
away
j
of the Internat tonal Tra»lo Organ­ kitchen work* Onr
cracies to place more and more authority over individual affairs
The Sub-committee on Hospital­ scientific military information.
simple way
party leaden, the field has
<n tne hands of the state, to substitute a government of decree from
Die 31st Annual Oregon State ization in Havana, which has just of doing it is this
been wide open and public opinion ization of the Veterans Affairs
achieved
ti
very
important
st«
”
,
When I vis iteti England in 1914. 1 Conference of Social Work, to lx-
and fiat for a government of law. Add all these things up. and could, and has. made and broken Committee of the House reporter!
(Inna I Presule.* <’
r! You À
the pattern by which dictatorship can he established becomes presidential aspirants in '48.
my Camp White Hospital bill fa­ had the pleasure of n good visit held in Portland. May 10 and 11, forward in the right «lirrrikm by
der . .
J
agreeing
to
n
n
Ini.
mational
with
Lord
Beaverbrook
who
pub
­
vorably to the full committee. The
Inirn
Clear. And it is all done for the so-ealled “common man”_ who­
at the Multnomah Hotel, 1« o,>cn
fuel ami pre par. B
Trade
Charter
I
’
here
is
the
Con
lishes
the
London
Daily
Express.
ever he may be—and he pays.
' Wnn.l
It’s difficult to reason, why any­ bill is H. R. 2971 and is identical (The Daily Expn-ss, by the way, to civic leaders, educator*, par­ f'Tencc on Freedom of Informa­
ents. teachers, lawyers anil others
derful for l»M>plr who must
Remember, once freedom is lost it can only
r. miiieil one should be surprised at Mayor with a bill introduced in the Sen­ boasts
tion
in
Geneva,
a
very
ambitious
the "World’s largest Daily interested, as well as to profes­
by Senator Morse. It directs
work all day! Seo these Pres-I
through war or revolution—regained at a terrible rant in lives Hagens support of the manager ate
Net Sale.*’) Recently I received a sional social workers, according to undertaking, full of |«>s«ibllitics. «uto Cixihers at t'GMMUNITY
the
Veterans
Administration
to
government
.
.
.
After
all
he
waa
an«l treasure. Remember John Philpot Curran’s phrase. "Eter
We
also
have
Ihe
Economic
Com
­
clipping
of
a
Daily
Express
edi
­
take over the Camp White Hospi­
Ronald Hewitt of Klamath Falls,
.11 w r i i
Main Si
nal vigilance is the price of liberty.” No greater truth was ever one of the first to endorse the tal and use it as a facility for the torial from Lord Beaverbrook. The president.
Registration will be at mission for Eurape which is doing (A line Gill flir Mother«' Day id
county manager plan .and, accord­
said.
very much Important work. I have Phone: 351.
editorial had to do with the Mar­ 9 a.m. Monday.
ing to the Eugene Spokesman, re­ domiciliary care of veterans.
also In mind the International
The House Veterans Affairs shall Plan, and after nearly a
flected his views to a group sup­
column praising the generosity and
porting the plan, when he said, Committee is divided into several good spirit of America, concluded
OUR BIGGEST PROBLEM
sul>-committecs.
Each
subcommit
­
“we must sacrifice a little de­
The biggest problem we have to battle today is to trv to mocracy for efficiency’’.
tee specializes 1 none particular with the following sentences:
division of veterans’ legislation.
"It is a gesture more striking
accommodate all the news and advertising which’ is offered ns
than any that has gone before.
The Hospitals Sub-eommittee.
each week m the time allotted to do the job. For the past three
LN HONOR OF MY DAD
"Praise the warm feelings of the
weeks we have had the additional problem of moving a print “Our God has called to the land of headed by Representative Bernard
American nation.
W. Kearney of New York, held
his own
shop and trying to straighten it out after moving As result we
‘
Recognize the high endeavor to
hearings
on
the
Camp
White
hill
The father and friend of us all
and^iglif1 “te W,th th* PaP< r *nd the CreW has worked daY Though
help the distressed world.
sadness and grief fill our and made a careful study of the
"Even though the -belief must
entire problem. It is the general
hearts today
K'ghleenier ‘x6”17 ™®nth» »go we found it necewarv
lie reiterated that the Loan did
He has gone to answer God's practice for the full committee to
WedleJtWh 3 dead’,nt' for a" advertising. The deadline set on
nothing but injury to Britain
accept without much question the
call.
Wednesday noon has not served us too well and it may be
and the Empire, and the .Mar
reports of the sub-conunittees. I
shall aid will have the same
^'d 'V a I?:
,aYe tO 8hove
dead,in^ «till further The way may seem distant from am hopeful, therefore, that the1
result.”
his world to ours
bill will shortly be reported to the
ahea.I. Notwithstanding the fact that we quit accepting adver-
I quote this merely to show that
inside he lives on with us Floor of the House.
tisnig on Wednesday noon, we still have a number of calls urg­ But
It seems to me that the facts , at least one great British news-
ing us to accept advertising on Thursday morning.
' For yet
this slow spoken man and his and the arguments in favor of the paper is not in favor of asking such
not yet i0Und n, i‘eKMary to establish a «leadline
kind, sweet way
passage of the Camp White Hos­ big favors from us.
for news 24 hours in advance of our publication date, but may b.
Speaks a love we will never pital bill are so compelling that it 1
The hl
hr U-We n* "k*1™ lhp ‘ime of onr P”»^i<-ation day.
forget.
should be approved by the House WATTS RITES MONDAY
The best policy in submitting news is to write or phone it in just
..__.
. .
without
w.wiuMi oiucn
much opposition,
opposition, but
nut it
it
Rites for Thomas H. Watts. 52,
as quickly as it occurs.
F
J
°f
who have k wel1 ,o renwmber that a piece
of legislation
legislation does
do*s no.
not Become
herom,. law
Uu, who died last Thursday morning
of
not
become
• . hared
. our grief -
ild OUr <k‘ lr One ,o rpst unUI H b pa««« hy «»th houses were held from the Smith Funeral
by the vote of the people, why.
chapel Monday afternoon at 2:00
don’t stay home, but let’s go vote Have eased our pa>n and have and signed by the President. The
p.m. with the Rev. Frank Brown
and not permit ourselves to be led
. 4'arnP White Hospital bid has a officiating. Interment was in the
Cottage Grove, Oreogn away by those HITLER, MUSSO­
Y. ill, Dear God, is king road yet to travel.
Masonic-IOOF cemetery.
best.
April 27, 1948 LINI AND STALIN ideas.
He was born at Pike, New York
Mr. Editor:
A
daughter,
Bette
Lopez.
The
State
of
haR
w
,
|<Jen|y
REMAIN TRUE TO THE USA.
November 12, 1890 and moved to
In answer to Mayor H. A. Ha­
H. O. Jackson.
• assumed a position of considerable Nebraska when a young man,
gen’s interview in your issue of
BROADCASTERS offer
importance in the national political where he operated a farm. He was
April 22nd:
three
scholarships
To the Editor;
scene. It is generally conceded married to Rose Bowish on Sep-
"City Manager system nothing
CORVALLIS — Three .scholar­ that, if Harold Stassen wins a de­ tember 23, 1916. The Couple made
I w-ould like to ask our dear
new” If it took 40 years to
ships
of $100 each are being of­ cided victory in the Oregon Prima­ their homo in Nebraska until lo-
Mayor
a
few
questions
publicly:
spread over 700 cities and then
1st, Mr. Mayor, do you call a fered to students at the Univer­ ries May 21st, this victory coupled cating at Tillamook m 1944 and in
recalled in 30 it surely hasn't
proved very efficient; as 700 is a Manager who take charge of any sity of Oregon and Oregon State with his recent successes in Wis­ j 1946 they moved to Cottage Grove
; very small percentage of our business or proposition no matter College by the Oregon State consin an«i Nebraska will indicate where they have since made their
a strong current of public opinion j I home.
cities. Also we note the city of what and his yearly LEGAL bud- Broadcasters Association.
Applications for the annual running in his favor. On the other
Surviving are his widow and
only 35 population he spoke of pet is fixed for the year, and he
having a Manager. SHUCKS! that spends most of the funds for the awards are being received from hand, should Governor llewey de­ six children: Mrs. Mary Schultz,
feat
Stassen
in
Oregon,
it
would
be
Cottage Grove; Mrs. F rances I
entire population must have been different items in his budget in students of junior standing inter­
taken ax an indication of national Schultz, Sutherlin; Mrs. Ruth
Doctors, as you know a Doctor is the first six months with no legal ested in radio and engineering, strength
None of us ore satisfied to continue on with today
for Dewey.
Ewing, Cottage Grove; Mrs. Dora
about the No. 1 sucker for the way to get more funds until the music and radio, and radio writing
Frankly
admitting
the
import
­
year is up, or going to the people and production. One student will
Bennett, Astoria; Mrs. Betty Lo-
white elephant salesman.
shortages
ance of the Oregon Primary, Dewey |>cz, Milwaukee and Thomas
especially when we can hove more. Only
"Should all city employees work for further authorization through be chosen from each group, ac-
has
announced
that
he
will
person
­
wrding
to
a
statement
by
James
an
election,
but
go
ahead
creating
Watts of Cottage Grove. Also by
under the whip hand of our so-
M. Morris, program manager cf ally spend three weeks in a sort of two brothers and two sisters and
"Floats”, etc.
called Professional Manager?
door-to-door
campaign
in
our
state.
nine grandchildren.
You only have to listen a short
Do you, Mr. Mayor, call such KyAC, the state radio station.
busin«*« managed can we hop« to overcome the obstacle«
The scholarships, which will ap­
«I W'hile to learn the employees of action the act of a professional ply on senior year tuition, were
the city are already Jittery under administrator? How long would a
facing us today. Socialism and communism, whik prom­
the manager system.
Company or bank you speak of or approved by the OSBA member­
ising graat things, ar« the first step back towards th«
Speaking of the Manager re­ a board of directors stand for such ship at the annual meeting last
January. The association is com­
taining the present employees, as management ?
posed
of
31
Oregon
radio
stations
« they would be familiar with the
dark ag«s and privation. Why tak« l«„, wh.n y<MI eai|
Do you Mr. Mayor actually be­
H. Q. Cox, manager of KGW,
local affairs, surely one couldn’t lieve with Mr. Roger Woodruff
hav« more!
hold the City of-Cottage Grove whom you quote, that County, Portland, is chairman of the com­
Get the gift of a lifetime
as a very good example, but at State officials and the president mittee handling the applications.
for Iter.
least ft is hoped that he doesn’t of the nation should be appointed
Joe Smith and Mrs. Charles
decide to IMPORT a Mayor.
.by a small group or clique which Bridler returned this mornin»
The word economy with the tax- is the ultimate outcome of Mana­
Diamonds - Watche.i
poyertii money surely hit the city ger form of Government or would from a trip to San Diego, Califor­
Ladies'
and Gentlemen's
streets and not the salaries of the you prefer no matter how poor a nia where Mrs. Bridler has lieen
Watch
Attachments
visiting
with
her
daughter,
Mrs
EXTRA IMPORTED EMPLOY­ government to come direct from
Henry
Molino,
and
family,
and
Mr.
EES.
the people? Please no more of Smith with his daughter, Mrs
WATCH REPAIRING
Speaking again of the appoint­ Hitlerism.
Harry
Irvine.
Susan
Molino
re
­
ment for office instead of electing
I am yours,
turned home with them for a visit
ballot in November.
816 Main
D. L. Watkins.
with her grandparents.
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