The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon
Thurs., Aug. I», 1948
«
Indian Pageant
Is Lauded by
Creswell Residents
• Published Everv Thursday at
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Established August 15, 1889
lW. C. MARTIN —....—
........ . ............... Editor, Publisher
Subscription rates, cash in advance. No subscription for leasj
।than three months.
6 M oh . 3 Mos. j persons saw th«* Cottage Grow
In Lane an«! Douglas Counties
.2.50
1.50
1.00 ! Rod and Gun club pageant al
.Outside This District —__ ...
3.00
1.75
1.50 Horn’s grove, Saginaw, last Sun
day evening Under the direction
.Foreign Rates on Application.
of Robert Drenner, p«x*t and ar
Entered at Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second class matter.
tist, the show was also presented
J»- _
s»
DONI LET IT CARRY YOU AWAY, POPI
i Letters to the Editor
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Aug. 10, 1918
Cottage Grove Sentinel.
City
Sirs
The ¡Migrant "l*aradv of
th«' Chieftain*", was really won-
derfui. Th«* colored lighting, th«*
reflection in the water, the Hcting
and th«* background truly made •
a beautiful picture. Mr .Drenner
is a grand artist to haw nuuie
such n beautiful picture, 'on«* I j
wish 1 could always hold in my
memory.
Thanks a tot to Mr. Drenner
and the Rod and Gun club.
Loren C. Und
Sim*erely,
Mr».t Albert A. Hull.
.VI Million Oregon Centennial
STAMPS
to a hug«» crowd on Friday night.
"Th«* Parade of the Chieftains”
SSOCIATION was an impressive presentation of
'
m i ’he Indians' appreciation of na
Pillis
tore and their stringent rule
ture
rules of
conservation. It showed a sharp
contrast to th«* whit«* man’s waste
SPY STEW - WITH SOVIET SALT ADDED
ful and despoiling practices in the
■
The spy business being uncovered, or «lug up if you like name of progress. The pageant
by the republicana, to some extent for a political weapon in th«* employed a east of 100 ixuple.
eomntf nud fight, reads very much like cheap fiction as th«*
Unique lighting effects mirrored
days go by.
the outdoor setting in the limpid
It apparently had its beginning because some rather in«lis- waters of a river pool and created
cre. t penons wen* employed by th«* government ami handled a picture artists would find diffi-
information that should have been carried by more mature | cult to duplicate on canvas.
¡AUDITORIAL—
Ntampa Printed
To the Editor:
Re ad with much interest the I, Between
_
article <m the dump ground situ-
îüü -
ms
400,000 mid 500.00t)
__ stumps were
i1«"-"kw ““J/X.TA ,ï ÿ". "
tli.it
tin-
nsulsKl«*
teat« are lh„
the
...^
first day covers.
... nervier
The first
by GENE WAKE
Evolution Is again asserting
itself, this time in th«* fk*ld of
•urgo t rnns|Mirt n t ion, From
•oveicd wagon, train, ship nnd
motor truck, a new-com«r In
efficiency hns arisen . . . the
Alr-Trunx|x>rt, New iy|x*s of
planes, lowered emits nnd es-
|M*cinlly the efficiency of th«*
“Air-Lift" for Berlin, an* prov
ing that pianos CAN supply a
¡ major city, wr course, the
planes will not lx* an "early
competitor of present carriers
of heavy freight
but when*
speed is essential,
"flying-
freight" is I h c answer. Air-
Traruqxrrt is tx-coming "big
business” and a greater expan-
sion can lx* vx|M*ctcd. Someday
acxin, we'll lx* watching for the
nine-fiftcen-fniKlit" .
in
the
air!
As
Air-Trnmqxirt
grows, freight costs should
<lrep and consiJHncrs may oven
t unity
a loiig-nwnitcd
"break"! S«>, k«*«*p your <*y«> on
the sky . . . the Air-Age is just
beginning!
The Michigan Celery Indus
try, Inc., plans to vend celciy
to sports event sixs'tators! Im
agine listening to thousands of
s|s«rt -funs crunching cris p
ccU'ry In unison! Am! imagine
youfSelf listening to the rich
tom*s «if th«* amazing Admira)
Portable Radio! It’ll Is* your
"pal" for all program • « xtb -
»Ions, from th«* World Seri.*«
through Fixitball Season! Sec
th«-m at COMMUNITY JEW
ELERS, 612 Main Street
Phom*: XU.
The Rod and Gun club, having
“me.h’aka ^f information and as a person
.. ......................... * ««>■ i
called Miss Bentley testifies there were quite a few weak i.iimled as its main purpose conservation
•kie gate by our tarn. within 200
। Americans tied up with Red hot Red spies gathering information I of nature and wild life, first pre
only order. Most all of the««* new
yards of th<* house because of
sented th«* pageant in 1938. and
issues are twlng Issued in like
from government wastebaskets all the wav to the white house the affair has grown in Mee anti
pcopk*
driving
into
the
place
and
। aides.
quant I tie« without expectation of
dumping
Junk
in
the
timber.
Some
scope with the result that today
re-«in Irin.
Ci’Hrsf" all these persons deny that they had sodas with the presentation has become an
gall.
The Poultry Industry comnicm-
ton- ui Wasnington drug stores and none of them know what a 1 institution. An announcement at
The city, county ami state
...........
..............
.
. free «.»
couyininis| Party Card looks like.
should ........
fui nish
places
for ori,0ve stamp to la* toms! in Scp-
Sundays presentation indicated
IHNtpk* to dump th«*ir junk in «ui«'l:
will allow a Light Brahma
J While the Republican Investigating Committee, dashes that th«* future of the show de-
leav«*
th«.
rusdsidiM
and
.
h,
’
n
and
« basket of egg«.
aqotM for more witnesses who worked in Washington during pended u,xm the reaction of the I
place« clean for folks that want
1‘"‘«nar Mountain post-
audience,
and
this
newspaper
has
the war an«i might have pa.sse.l information to allies. Russia
to get out in th«* open for awhile.
oi"<!B* •
tourth-clqs« "g«-m ral
included, Mr. Truman repeat« his stand that h<* will not sanction I since learned that the sponsors
Sims-rely. si«>i<- type" pcsitoffice is expecting
have been encouraged to make it WHAT OTHER EDITORS SAY—
the use of Loyalty Reports because the committee might misuse an annual affair.
Mrs. Fre«i V. Overton ‘f50*000 envelopes on which first
the~ information to smear innocent persons.
day cnncellatlona are rc«iucst<*(l,
INDIANS ALSO MAY VOTE
Those from Creswell attending
hMe to show that
t- ' "Looking back on th«* investigations of Howard Hughes we add their voice to these expres
•
August 12. 19>IH. ani*
Last week a three judge fv«l« ral court aitting in Santa FV
' «*v«*n the llttl«* |MMi«)ffi<x*s can g«*t
law how swift the public kill«*«] his investigations when th«* sions and the New Era assures th«- ' grant«*«! th«* reservation anti pm blo Indians of New Mexico the Mr. W. C. Martin
the mail through. Th«* Palomar
miblic decided that he was being unduly humiliated. Will not Rod and Gun club, the director j ri« it to vote. Thus th.* last Stat.* in th.* I nion denying the fhc Sentinel
stamp honors the <»|x*nlng of th«*
•u* same publie opinion kill other investigations if they become and those taking part, that their | Indians the right of suffrage has had its record eorreete«l A North Sixth Street
observatory nnd will be on sale
wear campaigns! How many inoeent people will the eager efforts were appreciated to the tew weeks previously Arizona's Supreme Court han.tod down Cottage Grove. Oregon.
th«* first «lay Aug. 30.
Dear
Mr.
Martin:
rmniblicans call to the stand and how mueh money waste«! in fullest extent and urges that this i decision granting suffrage to the Indians of that State
Uompletr New Iwir IM
On
liehalf
of
th«*
Junior
Cham
omer to piece together th«* information lying idle and useless pageant become an annual Lan«
lli<* Santa I*«* decision swept asid«* a provision of tin* New ber of Commerce I would lik«* to The Post Office department has,
county affair.— Creswell New Era.
in »the government files at this time?
Mexico constitution which barrel from th«* polls Indians not take this <>[>|x>rtunity to thank at a convenience to stump collec
Then some ot the witnesses answer that thev eannot say if
ta\e«l. The court sunl it was tumble to cseap* .......... n -liidon that vou and your staff for the grand tors. released a completo list of
they were communists or not but still declare innocence. Well
this
provision constituted a discrimination on th«* grounds ol "»operation yoir gave during the new ixistugc stumps to be issued
Echoes Of The Past
now unless they’re weak witted they know if they were com
Regatta. Th«* m*rvi«x*s extend«*«! in during the remainder of tiiis year,
From the Sentinel Files
regard to news stories an«! udver- together with the place nnd first
munsts. That’s no erime in itself says the law; btR for th«* very
However this is a tentative victory for th«* Indian. The state • ising were apreciattxl very much. day sale of each. Anyone desiring Lindbergh Holds
reason that they avoid straight answers they become very shadv
> a«7i
announces its intention to appeal th«* decision to the I nited It is ind«*«*d a pleasure to work on first day cancellations of these ■■
characters.
Ktain|M may send not in exetss of •FIOFSI WI SOO IM
States
Supreme
(
ourt.
Probably
it
will
rout«
nd.
as
other
States
i
project
when
y«xi
receive
th«*
The silly serial took on mure stature and international
ten addrewu'd envelopes, qccom- Must Rille Science
Thursday. August 18, 1038
have, that tin* Stat«* has the sol«* authority to prescribe voting ixipci ation we receivix! from you. panied
nfng. in an unusual turn, when some blundering Soviet
by remittances f«»« th. -
“ *
* T®7® . *
W. C. Martin wrote his first icquiiiuieiits But there is an amendment to th«* I*’««ler.il Con
Again thank you. very much.
ulate officials handled a couple uf unhappy Russian teaeh- editorial for the Sentinel as*the
stamps
io
h.*
affixed
to
ths
isto-
¡
h
*
1
*
'»n
Sincerely yours,
stitution which «lualifies the rights of States in this regard,
master of th«* cities where first our
•»»««. unless ad-
rather poorly. The teachers, whu ten to oiie. can’t tarnish new owner and publisher.
which has been uniformly sustained.
ith any hot information other than the fact that it’s nicer to
«lay sal«*s will take place. Do no( '«■ne«* is «untrolled by a greut«-r
Special Ihihlicity nnd
Whatever
the
finely
spun
legalisms
that
may
be
exhibited
send in nxiueata inure Gun 3o tn«>rnl force, It will Ixsumr the*
America than in Russia — become headlin«*s overnight,
Industrial
Parade
Chairman
A spectacular fire at Saginaw
Antichrist prophesied by early
day«
before day of issues.
it's
time
to
give
the
Indian
wherever
he
is,
th«*
rights
of
full
itnediate witnesses for our spy trappers.
Cottage Grove
Monday evening, starting at 6:15
Christians." In that statement
All this has been sprea«! around the globe by every means destroyed the mill of the Cone suffrage on the same basis as enjoyed by every other citizeu. 11«
Jr. Chamber of Commerce.
Aug. 25. Harlan F. Stone. Ctws-
LtefieM, N. H. Aug. 30. I'ulomai ’ < 'hurl«*« A. Lindbergh crystallizes
possible at a time when the world’s greatest diplomatic con Lumber Co. there, together with ins proved his worth as a citizen in tw«i worhl wars. What mor«
th«* message of his n«*w txx»k. "On
August 14, 1948 | observa tory, Palutnar Mt., Calif. Hight and Ufc" The linok. Und-
ferenees are taking place, in an effort to fin«! p«aee. or con all lumber stored in the yards and ■an be exaated of a man than patriotic service.
Dear
E«litor:
Sept. 7. Clara Barton, Oxford. hrrgh’s first since th«* publication
ditions leading to p« ace. From all standpoints the stew has !>een two railroad cars loaded with
From The Valley Times, North Hollywood, Calif.
Last April when Congress was Mass Sept 14. INmltry Industry.
of "We" in 1927, is condensed as
vary poorly handled, by men of both parties, at an extremely lumber and ready for shipment
naking peacetime preparation for New Haven, Conn S«|»t 2L Goto
It is reported that the plant was
the leading article of The Rea«tcr s
dangerous time, and no doubt has cause«! much concern to our not
DIRGE
OF
A
BEAN
PICKER
MOVING
Men
RES
war,
the
church
women
inaugur-
insured, and that the loss, in
Star Mother*, Washington. D. C. i Digest for September.
dipImpaQi who have trouble enough with the temperamental cluding
plant ami lumber would I heard the call to go pick beans.
When the cool dimness of th< ited the Commitment Card, a S«*|»t. 22. Fort Kearny. Minden,
'fhe American people's M*nse of
Soviets in normal negotiations.
•opy of which is enclosixl A mil
be in the neighborhood of $15,000. And so I dressed up in my jeans
twilight falls, I like to [>ass by
« ,, ,
...
value« hns be«»n dangcrnualy dis-
ion of these were distributed to
(kt 4. volunteer Firemen. Do- torted. Lindlxrgh behevm. by the
Protestant women throughout the ver, Dola. (Jet. 15. Indian Trih««. very scientific marvel« which have
wtion with the request that they Muskogee, Okie, Oet. 27. Rough made thi« country the most now-
x* returned by June 15 so they Riders, Prescott, Arlz. (kx. 29. erful on earth. Holding that man's
•ould lx* presented to Congress as Juliette Low. Savannah, Ga.
! survival d> |x*mlx, in ihc Inst an-
i protest against peacetime con-
Nov. 4. Will Rogers, Claremore, «lysis, "fully aa much «»n the <|ual-
•cription. This time hns been ex Okln. Nov. 8. Ft. Ulis«, E) Pano, ity of life n« on the power of
tended to November 5, World
fexas. Nov. 9. Moina Michael, ' arms," Ihr author urges a re-rval-
Community Day.
Athens, Gn, N«>v. 19. Gettysburg untion of our standards, bus<*<| on
Mrs. Rnlph H. Mort, president Address, Gettysburg. Pcnnn Nov spirituel truths. “Wr must m«*tm-
>f the Oregon Council of Church 20. American Turners, Cincinnati, ure education toss by th«* nnx»unt
Women, recently received a letter Ohio.
•
.,f knowhslge it instills than ny
dating that b>*cautic of the hectic |
Dec. 9. Joel Chandler Harris, ’h«* wuukmi of living it creates
lays of the closing Congr«ns it Eatonton, Ga.
r*.
-fhp nmalsjng O| knowl<*dgc la of
*as thought best not to make a I
All these stamps are of the negative value when it places busi
presentation at this time. How- three-cent denomination.
ness above family, and makes
ver. the results were given to the
For those of you who would lik«*
consider careers ahead of
State Department and will be pre- to see the United States stamps children; when it teaches uh how
iented to the President. The Sec already issued this year I am to turn !< xhm * nxxicrn weapons
retary-General of the United Na- making up a display for a window without teaching us th«* human
tioM made possible the presenta
at the Sentinel office. Also several values to control them."
tion to the Heads of th«* Unit«*«!
Growing up as a dwciplr of
First Day Covers so thow who
Nations on June 24.
science, Lindliergh says: "In my
have never seen any may.
When Mrs. Maude Garnett of
Although I am not a stamp
h "ek'ne«* was more important
Shaniko. Oregon, receive«! this' dealer I will be glad to help any
PT ,,han ebher man or God. . .
(hat
there'll
be
no
beans
up
>ng
destiny,
calmly
breaking
broaa
August 16, 1918
■ard, sb«- wrote Mrs. Mort sug- who wish to «tart a stamp roller-r‘u,1 1 h,ve.
,o «’Mirrlrncw the
there.
together in the twilight of Lit«
As a result of inv«?stigating the
_
;esting that the editors of the
early results of scientific tnator-
|
The alternative for the tired budgets will most likely have
inn or answer any questions.
—Mrs. Wilmer Walton, j itself.
depredations of several young men
•ity
and
county
papers
print
this
inMam. I have wnlchod men turn
».to be, sad but true, less meat and more substitute«. In the way of the city, which occurred a feu
Santa Clara, Oregon. 1 —Mrs. W. O. Sh«x>p, Creswell Commitment Card so that all Air Mail Ratrs Incretuw* Jan. I»t
Postal officials have announced (X ‘bldlXedT .n ilhC
substitutes the housewives of Los Angeles are buying a pr.xi- nights ago. District Attorney Ray
vomcn in Oregon might be given that because of the recent in-1
, ‘7"' WO“1'‘
,h’tr
Miet called Multi-Purpose Food, a cheap, nutritious, (supposedly) ran into a quantity of home-made
the opportunity to participate.
«■toy* food, made from soybeans. We haven’t tried any yet but beer and wine. No arrests have
Th«?sc cards are available at crease in wages to poxtoffib* cm- workmans hip 1 <71 v”^
d, *i n .
,m“n
have written for a sample.
been made of the boys or the
either the Portland Council of pioyes ¡xjstal rates an* to go up <>n
Jan. 1st.
jCnarncter decline ns efficiency of
manufacturer as yet.
Churches (Y.M.C.A., Portland 4,
.
product ion lines incn*iiK<'d I h'lv«*
WRONG WAY DEMOCRATS
Oregon) or the Oregon Council of
...
Firet and second eiass mnil wili si<*n the lifeMving miracle« of
not
he
affoct««d,
but
airmail,
par-1
mtxiicinc
perverted toward the
'burches
(215
S.
E.
9th
Avenue.
Truman s talk about the nasty republican congress
Cottage Grove will have free
Portland 14, Oregon).
cel post, third clasa mail, money I murderous ends of biological war-
!SrWuL^’ok to° bad when compared with the records of some mail delivery beginning Sept. 2,
Very sincerely yours.
ordera, special delivery, poatal fan*. I have
n
। cation to teach people to read and
oJM»«v wayward democrats.
the p«>stoffice having received or EDUCATION AND WAR:
Mrs. R. W. Lovcgrcn
35^ closest thing related to his anti-inflalion program th«* ders to make necessary prepara
“. . . since wars begin in the to fit themselves for modern lif<
worshipixxl. nnd the nir< raft I
and CO D. rates are to he
Joved. T^ing" the e7v™tlo„
Publicity Chairman
»• sessions had a chance to vote on was the republican tions. Those wishing their mail by minds of men, it is in the mimls are getting underway in Haiti an«.
Oregon Council of Church
China.
Another
part
of
the
sam<
carrier
must
notify
the
pnstoffice
Airmail
postal
cards,
something
if
men
that
the
defenses
of
peace
1 expected tlw*m to s«nvc."
tffir reuuetion bill which he termed inflationary and promptly
Women.
anti put house numbers and boxes must be constructed. . .”
effort to raise standards Is th«
new and expected to cut down nir-
Three tim« s in his life, the flyer
rebBud. In the senate, 27 out of the 37 democrat*«- senators vote«! on
their homes.
—The Constitution of Unesco. reconst ruct ion of war-damaged ed- -------------------- —---------------------- —— mail letters, are to be iasuc-rl and says, he hns felt nn overwhelming
to override his veto. In the house, 82 of the 166 deimicrats vote«!
ucational systems. Unesco enlisted
ALLITERATIVE NONSENSE
confs.
compilation to communicate a lx*-
to override it ; if over half of the 82 had supported Mr. Truman FORTY YEARS AGO
Few people would disagree with 52 voluntary international group*
Airmall letter rate will be llcf to his fellow men. "The first
that statement from the charter to aid in this project. Some of th«
his veto would have held.
by Earl B. Balch.
was ns a young pitot, when I be
August 14, 1908
raised from five to six cents.
if the United Nat tons Education results: more than $150,0(X).(XX
Eight out of ten democrats in the house vote«! for the bill
We ho|x* no one will «tomplain came convince«! t),at man had a
A lady lecturer recently de
’
ll,
Scientific
ami
Cultural
Organ
raised in two years by groups ir
Ancient animals annihilate about this rate hike for it’s tim<> great destiny in th«* air." The so,*- i
that Truman opposed, to give the states the title to the offshore clared t hat all men who wore
ization (Unesco). But there are the U.S.; 2,000 tons of educational anonymous antagonists.
Oil.
the postoffice employes were get oml was just prior to World Wnri
starched collars are fools. She did
millions of men in this work! who
H. wh«*n I Ix'lieved it best for T'
ting a living wage.
Forty per cent and more voted to override his veto on anti not, however mention what kind cannot even read that statement equipment from Canada; 38,000
book* from the French govern
Big
busy
burly
boys
build
lx>au-
America
to keep out of Europe’s
of
slats
wore
carried
around
in
the
trust exemption for certain railroad practices.
ir any other.
ment; and hundreds of other sim tiful boats.
internal wars. The third time is at
And last but most important, in 1917, over sixty per cent belfries of the women who prom-
SALLY'S SALLIES
Slatting from the fact that the ilar gifts.
this moment of 1948. I bMktve
of the democrats in the house of representatives voted to over ena«!e the street clad in the world has millions of illiterates,
----- :' w
Calhi«* Cutler caught cute curly
that. If w«* do not control our sci-
“shield" dresses, with their shirts
Unesco's work also extends to
«(
ride Truman’s veto of the Taft Hartley Labor Management bill cut so low that pretty much
enc«* by a higher moral force. It
al) it’s plain that to build the de encouraging the free flow of ideas catfish.
and forty-five per cent of them in the senate voted to ignore their persons show through the
fenses of pea«:e the world has a across national borders. In this
wi l destroy us with its material
tus veto.
°
major <*ducationnl problem on its field. Unesco has arranged for and
Dutch diggers dug deep Devon
istic values, its rocket aircraft
network called waists.
hands. Add to the problem of il distributed hundreds of scholar shire ditches.
ami atom lx>ml«.”
However the next congress will have many new faces and
literacy the fact that millions of ships so that, students may study
Envisioning thin country poised
no doubt some wayward democrats will be retire«! as well as a FORTY-NINE YEARS AGO
children, who would normally re outside of their own countries. Il
Felix Foster fought forty fights
or « future war. Lin<llx*rgh
good many republicans.
Friday, August 18. 1899
tn«* intolerable concept” of our
Frank Wrxxlruff, one of Cottage ceive d«?cent educations, have lx*en has been working toward inter fiercely.
civilization existing from hour to
EVEN WAY BACK IN '99
Grove’s brave soldier boys, came wrenchcfi from their classrooms national book exchanges, coopera
Grim grimy grimaces greet
atJh'’« morcy ot an Pnrmy
(
1 he (iiiard editorially an«! in a recent write-up of Bohemia home Saturday last. Frank as by the war, ami the problem as tion Ix'tween libraries and mu
whose atomic nxkcts and other
is projuw* in its remarks relative to Eugene monopolizing th«' well as most of the Ixiys condemn sumes even bigger proportions. seums nnd similar joint ventures. grizzled growlers.
Furthermore, even under normal
weapons wait only for
fn.
trade of the Bohemia mining district. It contends that “the th«* policy pursued by Otis, ami ■ mi peaceful conditions, e«iucators It has set up field offices for
Hired Itoostors hurt Biram
I na
9nRrrs to close nn electric
scientific cooperation.
says
he
has
enough
of
th«*
Philip
¡sunt w now reached which is now vital to Eugene atul ifs in-
Hudson's hairy hogs.
, switch. "It is a picture of the fU-
and seems to think they will lave discovered that their ways of
Seminars and studies are en-
terests . For years, while the camp was going through its ups pines
lx* a white elephant on the hands exchanging knowledge and ideas couraging education for a world
wh,i h we nre now
and «towns m ds experimental stage, Eugene was r.peatedly of Uncle Sam.
Jersey Jim Joined Jolly jovial
with each other are far from per
4 heading, th«* author warns, "toeb-
society. In this field, too, the
Jockeys.
asked to do something m the way of subscriptions to assist in
fect and that much hard labor is
r
W“h
al-
United Nations itself has called on
the building of good roads—Eugene, the county scat of Lam
wi,b kn,,wn melh«xls
Champion mowers, h a y rakes needed before the sprcorl of learn its member governments to en-
"Thal steak better be tender, for «7 m ”
Long lean louts loll lazily.
°g ial Warfar(’ and with
county, was mdu*«l many times to subscribe for roa«l improve- and Studebaker wagons . . . now ing becomes easy and efficient.
I'm having you and your wlfo to
; courage teaching about U.N. in
rockets s«x>n m 1» designed."
7M7AtaHSU<'t\»P‘',',1l,nR We-rp u,vcn’ with f, w exception1!, the at Griffin and Veatch.
One place in which the world is national schools an«| reports show
our house for dinner tonight.”
Many mighty men muddle
» turn this trend we must re-
working together to lick educa that many countries have set up
Heart and those interested in the mines had to fall
wrt to more than material power,
A two-horse wagon box load, tional problems is the United Na such programs. U.N. also works rrmody minds.
back upon Cottage Grove and its surroun.ling inhabitants for
he declares. "We must strive to
tions Educational, Scientific and directly with educators to furnish
WEEK’N QUOTE:
the ai«I required. Twme m the history of the camp the county dry kindling wood for 25 cents at Cultural
aetdeye a civilization so satlsfac-
No normal nation needs negli
Organization. In the two them information about its work.
Saginaw B. K. L. Co.
“People everywhere arc
«•ourt has aided in the construction of roads, be it to its er< «lit
gent neighbors.
years of Its life, Unesco ran report
nwn,,hnt
force can re-
shocked anti sick at heart to
The task of constructing th«* de
but Eugene is entitle«] to no credit for that.
mnin unused in the bmkground. .
that its international projects are
hear
so
much
talk
of
another
fenses
of
peace
in
the
minds
of
But the miners have been diligent and the people of Cotta-re
Petty people pester perpetually
already under way.
*ucTd ” W,H
Words of the Wise
war so often an«l so soon after ■
men is far from finished, educa petulant persons.
Grove have seen the neeessitv and aid« <1 in every way possibl«-
|R °”r 1democp«cy on others
One
type
of
project
fundamen tors point out. But the job is un
the terrible destruction and
Democracy is based upon the
win 2?i?0. I'g nn ,’’‘nmPlo others
within tjieir power, while Eugene wrappe«] in its selfishness,
tai education is used to wag«? the derway and the results may some
slaughter of mllltonx of people
conviction that there are extraor- ’
Quaint Quecny Quimby «pioles
I m
"7 ° f<’,low; *«■ by point-
dreamed the pleasmg dream, that rf the mines ever di<] amount
war against illiteracy. It fits into day show up in a world whose
dinary possibilities in ordinary
in the last war. They hav<* ev I ng out the mote in nnothcr’s eye
people.
the large fight to raise worldwide attitudes are less war-like than queries queerly.
to anything there was plenty of time to “«-op off” th«* business
ery right to be shocked ami
than by removing the benm In our
— (Harry Emerson Fosdick) ;
educational standards. Unesco pi ever before Wnd more inclined to
therefrom, (From an editorial hi Sept. 1899, Bohemia Nugget )
sick at heart,”
Trygve Lie
Running
romping
reindeer
roam
iAv^m
’ W«?y ?,gl"S ,,rmH ’b«n by
lot projects in fundamental cdu- fostering peace and prosperity.
Secretary-General of Unite«!
rocky regions readily.«
'ey«
K,om T1* R*ad- A
Nations.
, or s Digest for September, 1948. *•
Ami with a pail upon my arm
MEAT BOYCOTT FUTILE?
)M*oplcs' homes an«i watch th«
20 YEARS AGO
Went forth to pick beans on a lights come on, and the pattern ot
boycott that has swept the nation, beginning in the
Thursday, August 16, 1928
farm.
large Cities and eventually reaching even the smallest hamlets
pleasant living spring to life lik<
Mirl Christinscn of Albany and
I picked from dawn till set of sun pictures, in frames of windows.
has ha«l no major effects on prices thus far.’ ’
Harry Ncet of this city will
¿tame butchers behind the counters say that prices have been wrestle Saturday, August 25, ir And yet my work was never done;
What difference if the home lx
still were rows of unpicked large or small! Ofttim«*s the small
Taised, delilierately, by the wholesalers, for a show of strength, Phillips hall. The two hour match Fhere
beans,
jest cottage holds the larger por
L hile others feel sure that the high prices were bound to com«* promises to be one filled with ac
seemed to haunt me in my tion of real ’’home" ingredients
lecause production is not high enough and that by mid-winter tion every minute, for the winner That drcams.
Large or small, beautiful or shab
will get a chance to meet Wildcat
prices will really be up.
The beans that I am picking now by, each cubicle Tiolds within, it.«
-
If, the latter is so, then it appears that the irate housewife Pete at a later date.
Will help to supplement the food
share of the throbbing pulse of
Js to be frustrated in her heroic undertaking. But with the high
'll starving lands -I'm glad that
Life.
'Hot
News"
with
Bebe
Daniels
t
Can
do my bit before I die.
fost bf all foods a sustained resistance may develop into an
Here and there a happy chik!
and Neil Hamilton now playing at rhe end cannot be far away
rganize«! movement for control or rationing/
_
the Arcade Theater.
sits upon his regal throne, th«
I
’
m
growing,
weaker
every
day;
।
Controls of past likeness would be sure to «lefeat the pur-
high chair, and s|xxins his supper
I scarcely can roll out of bed.
J>ose because meat would immediately be channeled to the black
That this is an unusual dry spell My joints are stiff — I’m almost as his shining eyes dim and sleepy
wiiarket where only those who could afford high prices would is indicated by the fact that for
lids droop under the magic wand
dead;
¿ret it anyway.
the first time in many years it And when I reach the golden of the sand-man.
a
Possibilities other than control resulting from prolonged is possible to walk across the
Somewhere else a young wife
shore
Jiuyer reHstance appear unlikely this year, at least until pro- Coast Fork at several plats*« with Where aching joints are known no gaily greets her boyish husband
with embrace an«l passionate kiss
iluction reaches a point nearer consumer demands — that will out getting one’s feet wet.
more
I hope that God has heard my |
While in yet another oicturc 1
>e probably next year when a general food re«luction should
prayer
see actors with silver hair fulfill
Rake place reflecting the super grain crops of this summer and THIRTY YEARS AGO
UNITED NATIONS
IN ACTION