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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1948)
The Scnglnel, ('«(tage Gm ve, Oregon Cattai Grove >mtmd Thur»., July IMS' DARK HORSE WHO MAY DECIDE THE ELECTION Published Every Thursday at Cottage Grove, Oregon Established August 15, 1889 STAMPS W. C. MARTIN ...... -.............. Editor, Publisher Subaeription rates, cash in advance. No subscription for less than three mouths. 1 Yr. 6 Mos. 3 Mos. In Laue nn<l Douglas Counties .2.50 1.50 1.00 Outside This District .... ......... .3.00 1.50 Foreign Rates on Application. Accident North of Town Sends One to Eugene Hospital since his recent Illness. Sammy Medford drove Io Cal- ifornla last week for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Boran are driving n new ear. Marlon Heyen has a new on his truck David 1 ¡oremus I n home for a An accident occurring near 7:<0 Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Clnrk mid p.m. Monday evening at th«* north ! city limit sent one to a hospital in family attended chinch In Spring- ti critical condition and wrecked field Sunday and drove to Fall the car he was driving According Civek to bring George and Betty Entend at Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second class matter. to a story told local ¡«»lire, Ikmiild home from 4-11 summer camp. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kennedy Ellis of Elicnsberg, Washington, NATIONAL € DITO RI A L_ driving a model A Ford. atU'mpt- (Wilma McEwen) have an N i «si to turn off th«» 9!) htgiiwiiy just pound baby ls»y, bom July 12 at SSOCIATION j north of the Evergns-ii Auto court Fresno, California. Loren C. Lind Mac Gregor is in Ashland when* President Truman has sign si' *wn William D. Turner of Ash- he has purchased projierty. Mr four more bills ¡».» vms I by Uongiv\s Lively Is earing for his place while for commemouitive stumps. The ! ' ‘"5 ° “' '"‘I 4 collision. 1 tn ner he is away. IF WE GO BACK TO THE HORSE AND BUGGY DAYS Ifimt is in celebration of the «»pen- ‘ i'1’ '‘[J”'’ r““'''1 A Mrs. Pearl Muir of Hollywood. mg of the Mt Palomnr Obs r* (- a"d overturned rolling his ear California is «¡»ending tin* summer If Cottage Grove goes back to the horse and buggy days, such about sevcnty-fiv«' fret before g«>- lory in California. This stamp will as aonie apparently desire, we are afraid that even those who j Ing into a ditch on th«* west side hen* ut hen summer home, the be issued on August 30th. want the good old days again w ill stiffer disappointment. Ami . I of the highway. Tlie cur rolled former Pooler place. The sreond stamp will honor । another fifty fret in the ditch by- Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Funk we know that going back means abolishing traffic regulations. I th«* founding of the Girl S.xnits if . fore coming to a stop. In «»ver- have their house remodeling well poor streets that will even be hard on the horsts and a lot of j America and Juliette Gordon Low I turning the front door of the car under way and the new root on other inconveniences that will fail to measure up to tmlay’s who was instrumental in estab : cmne open and was buckled like Mr. William Lively Ims giiqs-s standard of living. We may find the backward step expensive, lishing it. growing in his kitchen. However Ian accordion, Patrol Officer Pear inconvenient and costly in human lives. it is not it s|M*cics of house plant. The third bill calls for a stamp son reported. Members of the present city council have made the state- i I The gra|M> vine grows out side the in commemoration of the Kith an Turner was thrown clear of the ment several times that they had bad enough beefing to last niversary of Lincoln's Gettyjburg ear A spot check it-vealed that he window and a l»ud spray forced Address. T h I s will probably l»e I suffered a broken right arpi, a itself through a .small opening in quite a while and if the public wants a wide open town that’s issued on November 19 at Gettyj ; broken leg and possibly internal the glass, blooming and growing what we will have. to maturity from the inside burg, Pa. injuries. A youth, said to hav«*' warmth until a large and complete If this situation actually* comes to pass, we will have to The fourth bill calls for a stamp lieen ¡»¡eked qj> as a hitch hiker drive the streets at our own risk. Present traffic regulations to commemorate the 2lM)th anni «*scap«’d serious injuries as did bunch of mature grapes are won’t mean much, we may lie bumped off in some dark alley, versary of the incori»ration of Ellis, driver of the model A car' ri|s*ning while outside the window unless possibly we can find an equal to Dick Tracy if the police Alexandria, Virginia. The date and and two companions whose names the clusters are still alsiut the size force is to come down to one or two men. denomination of this stamp is not I were not learned. The Tin ner car <»f buckshot, or very small ¡«-as Mrs. Mildred Cox Colter, grand known as yet cither. At the present time we have twice the motor traffic of ten ■ was completely demolished. THOUGHTLETS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George years ago and double the population. We can no more handle The following list is of other i It was later learned that to- Sutherland, has a new liaby girl By Earl B. Balch new stamps slated for issue this : gether with his |uissengvr, Earl in Portland. She formerly lived the situation with the outmoded city machinery of 1938 than we I year: Ruby of Kent, Washington, a hero can live in the 1938 standard of living. (Shirley Arene: Reporter) July 31. 5c Golden Anniversary hitch hiker, were both There was one real bond of .. . VM17 ws, «n vn'iM« n /»iHint i , ...... taken . ... to - - .. a Mr. mid Mrs Kenneth McEwen If we want to live in an inexpensive fashion we might Dorena Grange was entertained of New Y„rk Qty Air Mi|U man)p Eugene hospital in th«- Smith am- migaate to China, if we could take a few American dollars along. unity in the Democratic National ■ by . the - Hebron .. L . at york N y Presidential! bulance. Russell Smith, ambulance of Portland caine down Sunday i Grange orchestra mid left Ilie three older children There the cost of living is normally very cheap and so is the Convention — the dismal picture at their recent meeting. Miss series stamp size and format. operator said rep|M«rently Ruby- with their grand|Mirents for a hitman life. The two go together. But who would want to live of the Republican party. July 31. 3«’ William Allen White' not h,ur‘ «"T1 ior " week Betty Ducrst w a s presented to in China? i ---------- - commemorative stamp at Em-1 l,ro|M‘s nod that 1 urner probnbly Mr. and Mrs. J. Presley Lanilon the Dorena Grange. She is being It is rumored that Harold Stas- poria, Kansas. Famous American1 ,,ru*-ses and a sprained and Im by mid their ci»m|iany. Mrs sponsored by the Hebron Grange i sen may be offered the position of series sixe and format; purple. I ankle Driver of the M im I c I A es- Landon's sister anil husband from as candidate for the Cottage RURAL ACCIDENTS INCREASE . < caped uninjured. । President of the University of Grove Regatta. Korea attended church in London Aug. 2, 3c stamp commemorat-1 _________ Sunday mid with Mr mid Mrs A 155 per cent increase in rural traffic fatalities in May of Pennsylvania. Wc hope Mr. Stas- State Grange Deputy William ing *100 Years of U. S.-Canadian Sam Medford and Mrs. Mura thik year, compared to May of 1947.. was cited today by the sen does not accept this offer if it Howe was presented to the mas Friendship, at Niagara Falls, N.Y. i Townsend bad dinner with Mm. Oregon State Motor Association as evidence of need for greater is tendeied him. Wc believe that ters station and introduced to the Special delivery stamp size, ar-' IJssic Small. | ranged horizontally, blue. ■ he can best serve his country in Grange. Brother Howe spoke care in driving rural highways during the remaining summer Mrs. R. W. Beatty is expected Aug. 9. 3c Francis Scott Key | , politics of the brand he has been briefly to the members. months. Waynne Berggren was over presenting. commemorative stamp, at Freder-! come by tlie heat anti a wasp home from California Wrdm-sday. The Home Economics Club will Mrs. Charles Wood is busy The Motor Association reported 37 rural fatalities in May. hold its next meeting at the Dor ick. Md. Special delivery stamp sting on the lip Friday afternoon planting and landscaping her yard 1948. compared to 18 a year ago. While rural fatalities increased As a result of the inclusion of a othy Layng home with Mary size, arranged horizantaliy, red. while driving his pick-up atom* to and garden and has built Concrete 156 per eent, urban fatalities increased only 25 per cent. strong and vigorous plank on the Snaucr as co-hostess. Serving Aug. 11. 3c “Salute to Youth" Cottage near White's stepping stones through the yard “Of the 37 deaths in rural areas in May. 33 occurred on pri civil rights question, in the plat committee for the next itweling 'commemorative stamp, Washing Corner. He was able to stop his and to a shaded scenic retreat by mary and seciaidary state highways.” the Motor club pointed form of the Democratic party, the is Mr. and Mrs. Read Hemcnway, ton, D. C. Spreial delivery stamp car and signal a (Missing mortorist the river. entire Mississippi and most of the out. “Modern conditions on our main highways call for more Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hemcnway. size, arranged horizontally. cok»r I before losing consciousness. There Mr and Mrs. A. L. Flcvhcr took caution than many motorists ordinarily exercise. Travel indi Alabama delegations walked out Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hudson. Mrs. to be announced. were no lasting effects and he is Mr. Fletchers parents, Mr. and of the national convention at Phil Lee Thomason, HEC chairman Aug. 14, Oregon Territory Cen al! right now. cations for the rest of the summer are good and this will mean adelphia. Some think this means Mrs Bob Fletcher of Fall City, on also announced the coming can tennial at Oregon City. vic. color Mrs. Jo Phillips is feeling so a 400 mile trip over th«- McKenzie greater volumes than earlier this year. i the end of the Democratic party ning contest sponsored by White to be announced. much better she hns decided to Sunday to Bend and Triangle “Oregon drivers could well remember that one of the best as it is now constituted. That'may- Satin Sugar. remain at home instead of going Lake Coming back by Crescent N-.iv. 4. Will Rogers stamp at i attractions to out-of-state tourists would be a low accident rate, be hard on the party but it would Dorena Youth Group has finally Claremore, Oklahoma. Denomina- to ' ()akridgc. Lake. Since about 90 per cent of our fatal accidents involve our own be a good thing to break old tra- Charlie Woods was able to drive won a dollar in the sales slip: lion not announced. Mrs. Ralph Gilham is giving a residents. it is evident that an improvement in our own driving ditions rather than maintain an contest. to Eugene Friday, the first trip Stanley |M«rty Thursday. The youth group will hold Dec. 9. 3c for 100th Anniver practices is necessary in order to assure safer, more comfortable artificial political order. their next meeting at the Cottage sary, birth of Joe] Chandler Har highway transportation.” In this twentieth century in Grove Dam. whether rain or shine. ris, at Eatonton. Ga. , . — Dates and places not announced j which we live, with almost instan- . Members can plan on swimming. em “" k We'T- bak‘ng Pr°' °n following:Gold Star Moth- G00D TIMES FOR NEXT 25 YEARS MAYBE taneous communication facilities, viocd they bring their own Wein ers; Clara Barton. Founder of ! it is time to do away with the ers and buns. American Red Cross; 100th Anni- Good times are likely for most of the next 25 years, accord- outmoded system of electing the The lecturer's hour was in ' versary of Arrival of Five Civil- ing to an official appraisal of the lujig-range outlook for business President and vice president by made by the Bureau of Agricultural Economies of the Ü. S. 'the electoral coûtée. Let us h rne charge oi the Three Gra^s .¡zed Indian Tribes in what is now that an amendment to the United ^cnds of the three graces were Oklahoma; 100th Anniversary of Department of Agriculture. States Constitution be submitted £cad Jcun plaist«l. Ceres. Establishment of Fort Kearney; Looking at the broad scheme of things, the BAE forecasts to the several states, to abolish Shirley Sherrill, Flora; and 300th Anniversary of Volunteer that any business setbacks are likely to be moderate and short this method of voting. Theres _ Hcwcs, Pomona protem. Firemen; Poultry Industry; Cen lived. It forsees a higher standard of living, with more to cat, A demonstration on flower ar- tenary of American Turners So- more to wear and more to use. at lower prices; a generally high The Henry Wallace followers of ranging was given by Mrs. Claude ' ciety. level of employment, interrupted only occasionally by reces Oregon held their convention last R. Aine. Hebron Grange orchestra Stamp collectors desiring first- Saturday through Sunday. Never played several selections. sions. day cancellations of the new Wil The 1st and* 2nd degree team liam Allen White stamp or the There will be times in the years to come, the Bureau warns, in all the history of this nation has when the economy will tighten and unemployment will rise a political party held a formal ses will practice at the hall July 22. United States-Canada Friendship sharply. But, while the business cycle continues to fluctuate, sion on the day of rest. Not even All members are asked to be pres stamp may send not in excess of in the most urgent needs of the ent. so that the team can be ready ten addressed envelopes, accom- a depression like that of 1922-33 does not seem to be in the Congress has a session been held for the .Degree Team contest. panied by remittances for these cards, the BAE experts say. on Sunday. This act of the so- stamps to be affixed to the Post- This survey represents an economie venture into very-long- called Progressives of Oregon docs master of the cities where first WEEK’S QUOTE: range forecasting as a basis for shaping general government not commend itself to thoughtful day sales will take place. “Nearly every organ and Christian people. policy. Several people have asked commission of the United Na where they can get a few of the Like all prognostications, however, it is by no means fool tions devotes part of its pro new stamps that have been com Larger proof. and business men would do well not to take its findings gram to matters which affect AT PORTLAND AUG. I ing out and for those of you in this as gospel. the political, economic, social vicinity I suggest the Creswell Capacity! The annual picnic of the Kansas and educational development postoffice. Also the Saginaw Yxwt- Asked his opinion of th«* 1948 Democrat platform, a Repub state society will be held at the of dependent peoples." - Ben office has them quite often. Lower Cost! lican leader recently quipped: “The Democrats shouldn’t have Jantzen beach, Portland, August jamin Gerig, Deputy United gone to all the trouble of drafting a platform this year, they 1. Ex-Kansas residents who plan States Representative on the have a perfectly good one left from 1932 that they never even to attend are requested to bring a U. N. Trusteeship Council. Three great used.” basket lunch and coffee. The pic By “Shorty" Smith Function of Leaves new models from nic lunch will be served at 12:30. Any plant can be killed by pre Plenty of entertainment is prom venting the growth of leaves at the which to choose ised. top. Green leaves feed plant roots. Dorena Grange Is Entertained by Hebron Orchestra LONDON Fhi(rr-prlnlln( Diamonds Diamonds now con lx* finger printed It la done by ph »togrnph- Ing the light poltern reflet’cd from the dlnm- nd Till« gives a penna nmt record of Ha character, aa na two diamond* give cxoctly th« name light pattern Till» record I« valuable In cure the diamond II lost or stolen. views Views by GENE WARE Tin* world of radio, once a medium of entertainment, lias türmst into a giant jack-pot and for over 22.ooo.000 Amer- leans, It I Is it "door of opi»ortii* nity". It I takes a wonderful memory and pli-nty of luck to »»¡s-n the door. Rreently It swung ajar for a housewife, who walked off with $17.000 in prlrvs, iM-eaiise she added Up a numlwr of clues and got the right answer! Before that, two programs part«*d with prime of* $.35,(NM) and $I5.(M*> a nice night's work If you can get It. Th»- fact that a ¡M-mon's ehancee of living called on dur ing one of these piugrams Is one In only Norm» to >«•!«! to the excitement. Now, it la rumored, they arc plan ning a program with a prize of «»nc million dollars! So krep listening “Thar's gold In them thar radios"! I set* where we arc going to have a new city Budget elretion in August, which rr- muxlh me of an old saying, if at first you don't succeed try, try. try again. 1 ho|a* that wc all turn out nt this coming election ami express our opin ions. In Richmond. Va. a itostcard was (k'livrred 54 years after it wus mailed, ¡»roving once again that the mail WILL go through no matter how many years it takes! Wc lose no tunc in making you fre| at home at COMMUNITY A E W E L E R S. 812 Main St. and wc offer you lllsrsli credit, at no extra charge. Lose I a stone from your ring? Ourl experts will gladly and » simii I ly repair it for you and it'lll look like new! Depend on usl for Jcwclery and Walch re-1 pairing. Phone: 351 I HeepireezB HOME FREEZERS Mostly Static Latham Electric The LADIES by Dorothy PRICED We Feature Yardley DuBarry Dorothy Perkins Old Spice Evening in Paris Woodbury 1 think you -.iris just awful to spread gossip that Jiai-i s hair looks false! I’d never stoop to such 1aJk - even though I can tell you it’s trne—and that she’s padded, too! . You and your cosmetics are closely related—as near to each other as it's possible to get! Get the nearest thing to perfect cosmetics at Cottage Grove Pharmacy. A man’s teeth and his hair are his best friends, but the best of friends must fall out. FOR MODEL Aß Small Down Payment Balance in 12 Months At that, It Isn’t as bad for a man to lose his teeth as it Is for a woman. He can always get another by joining the Elks. LATHAM ELECTRIC Route 99 Well life la an everlasting struggle to keep money coming in and teeth from corning out. LATHAM ELECTRIC Smith Electric PHONE 24 4 2 ML South of Cottage Grove And Just as a rambling thought. Elks are the only animals that have parades. IF YOU WISH TO HAVE ONE OF OUR REPRESENTATIVES CALL ON YOU And In conclusion, you can't spend money In any 32 MAIN Features galore! No other home freezer hat as manyl Only Deepfreeze has them all! STOP IN! SEE THEM TODAY AT better way than to buy our Monarch Range*. Rt. 99 — 2 Mi. South Cottage Grove $269.50 Uneasy I n the tooth that wears the crown. CALL Phone 7>2 AS LOW AS Howdy Folks: Nothing false ever does any one any good except false teeth. W. D. “Shorty" Smith 500 Main Street Name Addrcas
